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481.

Dedication by an ephebe victor

IG II3 4 410 Date: 1st cent. AD
Notes:
... of the ephebate in Roman Athens see AIO Papers 12.
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482.

Decree of an association?

AIUK 4.3A (BM, Decrees of Other Bodies) no. 6 Date: mid-1st cent. BC ?
Notes:
... among the inscriptions acquired in Athens by Lord Elgin (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 2). Like AIUK 4.3A, no. 4 and AIUK 4.3A, no. 5, it appears to be an enactment of a voluntary association, per...
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483.

Letter to Hadrian or Antoninus Pius

AIUK 4.3A (BM, Decrees of Other Bodies) no. 8 Date: 128-161 AD
Notes:
... by Lord Elgin, perhaps in Athens (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 2). For discussion see AIUK 4.3A, no. 9.
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484.

Honours for the commissioners for refurbishment of the Tholos

IG II3 1 1300 Date: 181/0 BC
Notes:
... be ruled out. Cf. Habicht, Athens, 222. [2] "Sunshade", Skias, was the term commonly used to refer to the building in the Agora also known as the tholos or "rotunda", since in...
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485.

Decrees about reassessment of tribute of the Delian League, 425/4 BC ("Thoudippos' decrees")

AIO 959 Date: 425/4 BC
Notes:
... which was taken over by Athens in 431. [13] The first digit is restored and what survives of the rest of the number would also be consistent with 960 talents, though the hi...
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486.

Dedication by an ephebe victor

IG II3 4 413 Date: 1st-2nd cents. AD
Notes:
... of the ephebate in Roman Athens see AIO Papers 12.
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487.

Dedication by an ephebic superintendent

IG II3 4 416 Date: 117-138 AD
Notes:
... of the ephebate in Roman Athens see AIO Papers 12.
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488.

Funerary naiskos of Metagenes

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 34 Date: 350-300 BC
Notes:
... it there rather than in Athens then it might have been sold at Istanbul or at least shipped from there. It is an upper section of a naiskos stele crowned by a pediment with a...
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489.

Dedication by a friendly society (eranistai)

IG II3 4 634 Date: Mid-4th cent. BC
Notes:
... Private religious associations in Hellenistic Athens, 2003, 86-87. For comparable dedications from the mining area cf. IG II3 4, 633 (possibly by the same association), 645. [3] Kadous and Tibei...
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490.

Dedication commemorating competition-direction and other offices of Glaukon of Aithalidai

IG II3 4 528 Date: 282/1 or 266/5 BC
Notes:
... IG II3 1, 912). When Athens was captured in 263/2 BC he took refuge in Alexandria and became a high official of the Ptolemies (Athenian Onomasticon s.v. Glaukon of Aithali...
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491.

Funerary columella of Euklidas of Hermione

AIUK 3 (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) no. 8 Date: ca. 1st cent. AD?
Notes:
... memorials, funerary commemoration in Hellenistic Athens was characterised by the columella, inscribed simply with the name of the deceased (cf. IG II2 8408). When, from the late first century BC, th...
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492.

Honours for Theophantos

IG II3 1 343 Date: 332/1 and 323/2 BC
Notes:
... destroyed in the aftermath of Athens' defeat in 322, and re-inscribed under the briefly restored democracy of 318/7. This is the reinscribed version, IG II3 1, 342 is probably the ...
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493.

Dedication commemoriating an (ephebic?) gymnasiarchy

AIUK 4.5 (BM, Dedications) no. 6 Date: 1st cent. BC
Notes:
... 4.1, no. 2), is from Athens (like most, but not all, of that collection, cf. AIUK 4.5, Appendix). The gymnasiarchy was ubiquitous in the cities of the Greek world in the R...
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494.

Dedication to Eileithyia by a woman of Thespiai

IG II3 4 1141 Date: ca. 400-350 BC
Notes:
... the temple of Eileithyia at Athens (1.18.5). They may all depict Eilethyia, who could be conceived of as plural or singular (e.g. Hom. Il. 11.269-272, 19.119). The dedication is ...
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495.

Dedication to the Eileithyiai by a father and mother

IG II3 4 1149 Date: 1st cent. AD
Notes:
... Cf. Byrne, Roman Citizens of Athens 348 n. 41. On Athenian dedications to Eileithyia, see IG II3 4, 1151, with notes. This dedication was first published by W. Peek, AM 67, 1942 [...
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496.

Funerary naiskos of Tryphon

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 40 Date: mid-i AD
Notes:
... It had been excavated at Athens and bought at Smyrna by Rev. Francis Vyvyan Jago Arundell (1780-1846), who had been a chaplain there from 1822. The deeply carved relief from t...
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497.

Decree of the genos Kerykes honouring Euthydemos, deputy of the basileus

I Eleusis 100 Date: ca. 320-290 BC
Notes:
... BC (for the date cf. Athens and Macedon, 38-48). On Euthydemos see I Eleusis 101. For the Eleusinian genē and their inscribed decrees see I Eleusis 87, with notes. On the ...
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498.

Loutrophoros of Phaidemos

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 46 Date: late v - early iv BC
Notes:
... six foreign residents attested at Athens from Naukratis in Egypt, an important Greek colony and trading centre on the Canopic branch of the Nile. The loutrophoros form suggests he died...
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499.

Honorific decree, 259/8 BC

AIUK 4.2 (BM, Decrees of Council and Assembly) no. 13 Date: 259/8 BC
Notes:
... honorific decree was acquired in Athens by Lord Elgin and was among the objects purchased by the UK Parliament and transferred to the BM in 1816 (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 2). It is notable m...
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500.

Decree of Eleusis honouring the demarch

I Eleusis 101 Date: ca. 320-290 BC
Notes:
... 139, for the date cf. Athens and Macedon, 38-48, and Horos 26-31, 2014-2019, 42-43). Euthydemos was also honoured as demarch by a statue erected in his honour by a general,...
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501.

Grave stele of Hermias

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 83 Date: ii-i BC
Notes:
... of originating somewhere other than Athens from the style of relief and the lettering. The Doric form Athanaion occurs almost exclusively around the Thracian coast and the southwest corn...
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502.

Decree of a thiasos of Bendis on Salamis (harbour) (247/6 BC)

SEG 59.155 Date: 247/6 BC
Notes:
... of heavy historical significance for Athens.
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503.

Honours for an actor

IG II3 1 423 Date: Ca. 340-320 BC
Notes:
... Cf. J. Hanink, Lycurgan Athens and the Making of Classical Tragedy (2014), 72.
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504.

Lekythos of Demostrate

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 44 Date: ca. 420-380 BC
Notes:
... borne by citizens in Classical Athens. For more detailed discussion of the inscription see AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments), no. 44.
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505.

Dedication of the Panathenaic ship to Athena and the Severan House, 207/8 AD

IG II3 4 1397 Date: 207/8 AD
Notes:
... Geta's name are visible at Athens in Agora XVI 340, l. 11; Agora XV 460, l. 6-7, 23-24; and SEG 33.166, l.2. Earlier damnationes memoriae are attested in the Athenian epigraphi...
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506.

Honours for two [Rhodians?]

IG II3 1 1179 Date: Ca. end-iii BC
Notes:
... link in a chain connecting Athens to Egypt.
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507.

Keramos honours Hadrian

IG II2 3310 Date: ca. 138 AD
Notes:
... epigraphic evidence for Hadrian at Athens, see IG II2 5185 with notes. The dedicator, Keramos, was located in the province of Asia. No particular interactions with Hadrian are attest...
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508.

List of manumissions in court and dedicatory bowls

Meyer, Metics, no. 30 Date: ca. 336/5 - 322/1 BC
Notes:
... of 322 BC, the year Athens lost Oropos (Lewis, Dedications, p. 372; Meyer, Metics, p. 66 n. 191).
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509.

Decree of Aixone regulating payments for pasturage, 326/5 BC (?)

Ackermann, Aixone, 216-234 no. 8 Date: ca. 337-324 (326/5?) BC
Notes:
... appears to have existed in Athens; instead it seems from this decree and the Piraeus lease referred to above that it was left to the demes to regulate local pasturage rights in ...
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510.

Dedication of the Council to Aphrodite Hegemone

IG II3 4 8 Date: 191/0 BC?
Notes:
... gratitude for the liberation of Athens from Macedonian control in 229. In IG II3 1, 1137 ll. 36-43, it is linked with Mikion and Eurykleides, probably uncle and father respectively o...
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