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211.

Dedication by arbitrators (?)

IG II3 4 24 Date: 371/0 or 363/2 BC (?)
... since they arbitrated justly the lawsuits arising from contracts (apo sumbolaion), the People shall decide, to praise them and to give the...
212.

Dedication by the soldiers at Rhamnous for a general, patrol commander, and manager, 338/7 BC

IG II3 4 285 Date: 338/7 BC
Notes:
... The procedure was defined by law (IG II2 1270, ll.10-14, I Rhamnous 10 ll. 19-26, I Eleusis 184). From the mid-third century it becomes common, though never universal, for the gen...
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213.

Decree of Aixone honouring Demetrios of Phaleron

IG II2 1201 Date: ca. 316/5 BC
... he established good laws in the interests of the city, and later ... ...
214.

Assembly decrees restoring various sanctuaries and other public properties

AIO 2439 Date: ca. 75 - ca. 50 BC or ca. 30 - 10 BC
... in accordance with the established laws (nomois), and since it is ancestral custom not to give birth or to die in any of the precincts, ... of those that have become priva...
215.

Statue base for the hierophantis (Isidote)

I Eleusis 502 Date: 176-192 AD
Notes:
... 462 BC primarily a law court, but in the Roman era became an important political institution, see Geagan, Hesperia Suppl. 12 (1967). [10] = Byrne, Roman Citizens, Flav...
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216.

Honours for Euagoras of Salamis, ca. 410 or 407 BC (?)

AIO 1970 Date: ca. 410 or 407 BC (?)
... ... the lawsuits ... legal convention (chsumbola) ... the polemarch (25) shall immediately introduce the case ... (Uncertain nu...
217.

Regulations concerning the Eleusinian Mysteries

AIUK 4.2 (BM, Decrees of Council and Assembly) no. 1 Date: Ca. 475-450 BC
Notes:
... in this context in a law of Solon (Athen. 234e-f = Solon Nomoi F88 Ruschenbusch, with Parker, Athenian Religion 300-301). In practice the announcement of the truce did not...
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218.

List of manumissions in court and dedicatory bowls

Meyer, Metics, no. 25 Date: ca. 336/5 - 322/1 BC
Notes:
... as a reference to a law of Lykourgos. For the rest in essentials Meyer's text follows IG as amended by Lewis, Attic Manumissions (SEG 18.47). In l. 8 we read Ἀριστονό{φ}η...
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219.

Endowment of Flavius Asklepiades

IG II2 2773 Date: ca. 240-260 AD
Notes:
... appears to follow Roman inheritance law, including the typical phrase for a fideicomissum (testamentary trust), "I want x to be given" (βούλομαι δίδοσθαι = Latin volo dare: Q. Mauer, App...
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220.

Sacrificial Calendar of Athens (earlier phase)

AIO 1185 Date: 410-404 BC
Notes:
[1] These fragments belong to the revision of Athenian law which took place between 410/9 and 405/4 BC and was resumed after the fall of the Thirty, ...
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221.

Statue base for Regilla

Agora XVIII 379 Date: 160-161 AD
Notes:
... prefect at Rome for his father-in-law, emperor Pertinax (reigned Jan.-Mar. 193 AD), and attempted to claim the imperial throne after his death. Dorion’s friendship with Herodes Atticus...
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222.

Sacrifices and perquisites

AIO 505 Date: Ca. 423/2-404/3 BC
Notes:
... programme of revision of Athenian law in the last decade of the 5th century, which included revision of the city's sacrificial calendar, seems possible, cf. SEG 52.48A). The group resp...
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223.

Honours for the prytany treasurer of Oineis

SEG 28.94 Date: ca. 25-20 BC
Notes:
... received Roman citizenship from his father-in-law (S. G. Byrne in D. Jordan and J. Traill, Lettered Attica, 2003, 17). On Athenians with Roman citizenship in this period, see Agora XV 272 with not...
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224.

Honours for Phanokritos of Parion, 386/5 BC

AIO 801 Date: 386/5 BC
... laws.
225.

Athenian boundary settlement between Delphi and Phlygonion-Ambryssos, at Delphi

Rousset, Le territoire de Delphes 3 Date: ca. 140 BC
Notes:
... Oxford Handbook of Ancient Greek Law, 2015 [e-book only]; IG II3 1, 997-998, 1171). Delphi was regularly affected by border disputes as its territory was attractive to its neighbours ...
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226.

Decree about priestess and temple of Athena Nike

AIO 314 Date: c. 450 or c. 438 BC?
Notes:
... a link with Pericles' Citizenship Law of 451 BC, which required all Athenians to have two citizen parents, raising the ordinary citizen in descent terms to the level of the genē that h...
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227.

Honours for ephebes

IG II2 1156 Date: 334/3 BC
... everything that the laws require of them, and obey their controller (sophronistei), who was elected by the People, praise (30) th...
228.

Honours for Phanodemos of Thymaitadai

IG II3 1 348 Date: 332/1 BC
Notes:
... be the text of his law), he headed the list of managers of the festival for its first celebration in 329/8 (IG II3 1, 355, 22, with n. 3, cf. Ath. Pol. 54.7) and contrib...
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229.

Decrees of the deme Piraeus about the lease of the deme theatre, 324/3 BC

AIUK 4.3A (BM, Decrees of Other Bodies) no. 1 Date: 324/3 BC
Notes:
... the same context, an inscribed law on repairing the walls in the Piraeus, IG II3 1, 429. The "public" character of the deme theatre is also abundantly apparent in our inscription, m...
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230.

Relief from top of a decree

AIUK 3 (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) no. 2 Date: ca. 350-325 BC
Notes:
... top of the famous anti-tyranny law of 336/5 BC, IG II3 1, 320. The label above the third figure, in military dress, is partially preserved, and on the basis that the relief is from ...
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231.

Decree of the Eumolpidai honouring Neoptolemos of Melite

I Eleusis 93 Date: ca. 345-320 BC
Notes:
... n. 38 (= Rule of Law in Action 292, n. 32).
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232.

Dedication by the Conveners of the People, 351/0 BC

IG II3 4 72 Date: 351/0 BC
Notes:
... attested in the Silver Coinage law of 375/4 BC, where they are charged with administering punishment to a public slave, RO 25, ll. 14-15. Their core functions are illustrated by IG ...
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233.

Dedication by the market inspectors (agoranomoi), 344/3 BC

IG II3 4 30 Date: 344/3 BC
Notes:
... transactions, and generally upheld the law in the business conducted in the markets. See Ath. Pol. 51.1 with Rhodes' Commentary. For a decree honouring the agoranomoi see IG II3 1, 1018.
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234.

Decree of the Areopagos, 195/6 AD

AIUK 4.3A (BM, Decrees of Other Bodies) no. 10 Date: 195/6 AD
Notes:
... body, and in the anti-tyranny law of 337/6 BC restrictions were imposed on it motivated by fears that it might be implicated in a threat to Athens’ democratic constitution (IG II3 ...
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235.

Decree of a deme

IG II2 1215 Date: ca. 320-280 BC
Notes:
... BC (for reference to a law requiring such specificity in a decree of 321/0 or 318/7 BC see I Eleusis 95). As Humphreys also notes, the honorand was not necessarily a member ...
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236.

Decree of Acharnai on constructing altars for Ares and Athena Areia

SEG 21.519 Date: ca. 335-325 BC
Notes:
... BC (no lettering preserved), see Lawton, no. 147, cf. Humphreys, 1012. For choregic dedications relating to the Rural Dionysia at Acharnai see IG II3...
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237.

Letter from Emperor Commodus

I Eleusis 513 Date: 183-190 AD
Notes:
... also a section of the law code issued by Hadrian (IG II2 1100), a copy of the edict on maximum prices issued by Diocletian (IG II2 5, 13248), and a copy of an edict from Co...
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238.

Honours for an uncertain individual

Agora XVI 342 Date: i AD-mid-iii AD
Notes:
... that this is Caracalla, Plautianus' son-in-law from 202 AD (although the latter should be Augustus by this point). In addition, a statue base erected for Plautianus at Eleusis (I Eleusis 630), ...
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239.

Dedication by a victorious gymnasiarch

IG I3 969bis(a) Date: Late 5th cent. BC
Notes:
... following the deposition of his brother-in-law, Andokides (Andok. 1.42, 47, 50, 68; cf. Davies, APF 7840).
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240.

Decree of the genos Salaminioi concerning the resolution of a dispute

RO 37 Date: 363/2 BC
Notes:
... the general revision of Athenian law which took place at the end of the 5th century BC. The calendar specified those sacrifices which were to be funded by the city. See SEG 52.48A and...
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