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571.

Concerning dedications in the sanctuary of Asklepios, 248/7 BC

IG II3 1 1010 Date: 248/7 BC
Notes:
... dedicated after his capture of Athens in 263/2 BC (image on the ANS database). [9] A clapper (krotalon) was used by flute players in order to set the rhythm, like a metronome. ...
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572.

Dedication to Isis

IG II3 4 1136 Date: ii AD
Notes:
... the sanctuary of Sarapis in Athens visited by Pausanias (IG II3 4, 1113), the sanctuary of Isis on the south slope of the Acropolis (IG II3 4, 1130), or another Attic sanctuary o...
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573.

Choregic dedication (Panathenaia and City Dionysia)

IG II3 4 433 Date: ca. 370 BC ?
Notes:
... was supported financially in Classical Athens by wealthy Athenian sponsors (choregoi), who, as with e.g. the competition in dithyramb at the City Dionysia (see IG II3 4, 460) and Thargelia ...
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574.

Rhamnous honours the general Epichares of Ikarion

AIO 823 Date: ca. 267 BC
Notes:
... the Chremonidean War, in which Athens fought with Sparta and Ptolemaic Egypt against Antigonid Macedon (see IG II3 1, 912). For the date, see M. Osborne, ZPE 171, 2009, 83-99 (SEG 5...
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575.

Honours for Eudemos of Plataia

IG II3 1 352 Date: 330/29 BC
Notes:
... Sparta in 331/0, in which Athens did not, in the event, participate. [3] Lykourgos was responsible for the completion of the Panathenaic stadium, [Plut.] Lives of the Ten Ora...
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576.

Kioniskos of Sokrates

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 60 Date: ii-i BC
Notes:
... the large Galatian community in Athens from Ankyra (modern Ankara in Turkey). Alexander the Great had taken the city from the Persians in 333 BC, and it became an important Greek tra...
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577.

Honours for Eurykleides of Kephisia

IG II3 1 1160 Date: Ca. 215 BC
Notes:
... of raising revenue in Hellenistic Athens, on which see IG II3 1, 1011 with notes. For the fortification of the harbours, cf. IG II3 1, 1140 and IG II3 1, 1141. [5] The reference is a...
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578.

Dedication to Isis

IG II3 4 1135 Date: ca. 100 BC
Notes:
... the sanctuary of Sarapis in Athens visited by Pausanias (IG II3 4, 1113), the sanctuary of Isis on the south slope of the Acropolis (IG II3 4, 1130), or another Attic sanctuary o...
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579.

Dedication by a victorious gymnasiarch

IG I3 969bis(b) Date: Late 5th cent. BC
Notes:
... original dedication was removed from Athens to Thebes when he was implicated in the mutilation of the Herms. After being proved innocent he erected this copy. The significance of the n...
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580.

Decree of tribe Hippothontis

I Eleusis 122 Date: Ca. 350-200 BC
Notes:
... Jones, The Associations of Classical Athens (1999), 161-69.
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581.

Honours for Aischron son of Proxenos and another

IG II3 1 1064 Date: Ca. 235 BC (Decree 1), ca. 233-228 BC (Decree 2)
Notes:
... Argos, on which see Habicht, Athens, 164-166.
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582.

Honours for a competition director

IG II3 1 991 Date: 255/4 BC
Notes:
... of raising revenue in Hellenistic Athens, see IG II3 1, 1011 with notes.
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583.

Assembly decree concerning sacrifices in cult of Asklepios in Piraeus

AIO 1318 Date: Early iv BC
Notes:
... M. Miles ed., Autopsy in Athens (2015), 37-50 = SEG 65.29. [5] In a decree of the demos = People, this should mean the demos = People and not the deme Piraeus (if the deme ...
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584.

Decree [of soldiers at Eleusis] honouring a general

I Eleusis 187 Date: ca. 255-250 BC
Notes:
... 2014-2019, 43-44). See also Tracy, Athens and Macedon, 96, suggesting that the use of vacats (uninscribed spaces) in this inscription indicates that it "may be safely dated after 270". ...
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585.

Grave stele of Glykylla

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 81 Date: 400-375 BC
Notes:
... name is not attested at Athens, nor indeed anywhere else. For more detailed discussion of the inscription see AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments), no. 81.
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586.

Funerary stele for Melisto and Epigenes

AIUK 5 (Lyme Park) no. 2 Date: ca. mid-4th cent. BC
Notes:
... obtained by Thomas Legh in Athens in 1811-1812 and set in its present location above the fireplace of the library of Lyme Park in the context of the refurbishment of the House c...
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587.

Honours for a foreigner

IG II3 1 990 Date: 256/5 BC
Notes:
... of raising revenue in Hellenistic Athens, see IG II3 1, 1011 with notes.
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588.

List of manumissions in court

Meyer, Metics, no. 26 Date: Before ca. 336/5 BC?
Notes:
... — already in practice in Athens around the mid-fourth century (Isaios fr. 18 Loeb = Dion. Hal., Isaios 5) — but predate the imposition of mandatory dedications upon manumissio...
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589.

Choregic dedication from Rhamnous

IG II3 4 513 Date: ca. 325-300 BC
Notes:
... n. 3. In Classical Athens, a choregos was responsible for financing a dramatic production. Megakles’ choregic victory in comedy was almost certainly won at the local Dio...
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590.

Equality of taxation for a man of Pergamon

IG II3 1 989 Date: 256/5 BC
Notes:
... of raising revenue in Hellenistic Athens, see IG II3 1, 1011 with notes.
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591.

List of manumissions in court

Meyer, Metics, no. 27 Date: Before ca. 336/5 BC?
Notes:
... — already in practice in Athens around the mid-fourth century (Isaios fr. 18 Loeb = Dion. Hal., Isaios 5) — but predate the imposition of mandatory dedications upon manumissio...
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592.

Proxeny for Apollonides son of Demetrios of Sidon

IG II3 1 379 Date: 323/2 BC
Notes:
... For generic privileges enjoyed at Athens by Sidonians see IG II2 141. For a bilingual Greek-Phoenician funerary monument for a Sidonian from the Piraeus at this period, now in the Bri...
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593.

Soldiers stationed in Rhamnous honour their unit commanders

AIO 842 Date: 301/0 BC ?
Notes:
... attestation of the position at Athens and it seems to be linked to Macedonian control. [2] The archon's name might be restored as Klearchos (301/0 BC) or Kleomachos (255/4 BC); ...
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594.

Public subscription for the preservation of the city and the protection of the countryside

IG II3 1 1011 Date: 248/7 BC
Notes:
... years following the liberation of Athens from the Macedonians in 229 BC, and was later honoured by IG II3 1, 1160. He patently took a lead in organising this public subscription (epido...
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595.

Lampadedromia dedication

IG II3 4 317 Date: late ii BC – early i BC
Notes:
... D. Mikalson, Religion in Hellenistic Athens, 1998, 178‒9). The “foreign residents” (paroikoi) are probably mercenaries; in IG II3 4, 311 they are called xenoi, the usual term for mercenar...
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596.

Athenian soldiers serving at Rhamnous honour their general

I Rhamnous 10 Date: 252/1 BC
Notes:
... the period after Antigonos declared Athens free in 256/5, when various fortresses, apparently including Rhamnous, were restored to the Athenians (Paus. 3.6.6; Eusebios Chron. 2.120). Tho...
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597.

Honours for the prytany treasurer of Aiantis

Agora XV 267 Date: ca. 55-45 BC?
Notes:
... a leading figure in Augustan Athens, see IG II3 4, 12. Later descendants include the famous Herodes Atticus (cf. AIUK 11 (Ashmolean), no. 15 with notes). [2] Iason (l. 3) is the...
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598.

Decree of a thiasos of Bendis on Salamis (251/0 BC)

SEG 59.152 Date: 251/0 BC
Notes:
... imply the former (thus Tracy, Athens and Macedon, 121-26 = SEG 53.162), showing that the worshippers of Bendis on Salamis included at least one Athenian citizen.
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599.

Dealings with the Delphian Amphiktyony

IG I3 9 Date: 462–446 BC ?
Notes:
... and Oenophyta (c. 457), when Athens was ambitious enough, and strong enough in central Greece, to pursue such an active policy (cf. Thuc. 1.108.3), perhaps the early 440s in the c...
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600.

IG II3 1 933 Date: Ca. 285–280 BC (?)
Notes:
... will be connected with the Athens' winning of independence from Macedonian control in 287. [2] The benefactor was in the service of a king, but which? Assuming the post-287 B....
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