252 Results for "Piraeus"

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241.

List of names, Council, 335/4 BC

Agora XV 43 Date: 335/4 BC
Notes:
... to accommodate 6 councillors is Piraeus. Menon, however, is the only one of these names attested in that deme. Aiantis. 198-205. 5 demes are possible, in order of size, Aphidna (in...
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242.

Decree about the Athenian [Cleruchy] on Salamis

AIO 1672 Date: 508-500 BC?
Notes:
... Athenians), like the demarch of Piraeus, was responsible for organising the local Dionysia, had his name inscribed (at the head of official inscriptions?) on Salamis, and received ex...
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243.

Decree about the cult of Bendis

IG I3 136 Date: 413/2 BC?
Notes:
... friend “went down to the Piraeus to pray to the goddess [Bendis] and also wishing to see how they would conduct the festival, this being the first performance. I thought the p...
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244.

Funerary columella of Kleopatra of Berytos

AIUK 3 (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge) no. 7 Date: ca. 150-50 BC
Notes:
... Delos and Athens (or the Piraeus), and Kleopatra's father may have been one of two Berytians named Gorgias attested on Delos at this period. For more detailed discussion of th...
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245.

Honours for market inspectors (agoranomoi)

IG II3 1 1018 Date: 245/4 BC
Notes:
... in the city and the Piraeus and were required to ensure that goods sold were pure and unadulterated (Ath. Pol. 51). [2] Apparently son of the proposer of the decree, Ka...
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246.

Funerary monument of an Athenian on Aegina

IG I3 1503 Date: Ca. 457-431 BC
Notes:
... gravestones, from Thorikos, Crete, and Piraeus (CEG 108, 487, 492, 677). In three of these the deceased also draws attention to the fact that they had left their home: Mnesimachos (CEG 108)...
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247.

Choregic dedication (from Halai Aixonides?)

IG II3 4 498 Date: 400-375 BC?
Notes:
... 250 Phlya: IG II2 2670 Piraeus: AIUK 4.3A no. 1 Rhamnous: IG II3 4, 969 Sphettos: SEG 36.187 Thorikos: AIO 847 In addition they consider and reject evidence for local Di...
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248.

Bilingual grave stele of Artemidoros of Sidon

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 11 Date: ca. 340 BC
Notes:
... congregated around the port of Piraeus. Sidon (in modern Lebanon) and Athens developed close ties, particularly under the reign of King Straton, who is honoured ca. 394-386 BC in an...
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249.

Honours for Archelaos, king of Macedon, 407/6 BC (?)

AIO 1177 Date: 407/6 BC (?)
Notes:
... rather than constructed at the Piraeus.
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250.

Dedication (Tetrakomoi), 330/29 BC

IG II3 4 228 Date: 330/29 BC
Notes:
... trittys of Kekropis north-east of Piraeus. It was the location of the Herakleion of the Tetrakomoi and the findspot of the set of monuments of which this is one (cf. IG II3 4, 225, wit...
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251.

Decree of Rhamnous and Athenian residents honouring Apollonios, ca. 260-255 BC

AIO 3566 Date: ca. 260-255 BC
Notes:
... coastal forts, based in the Piraeus, similar to the function attested explicitly for his son, Herakleitos, and possibly in succession to Hierokles the Carian (Diog. Laert. 2.126,...
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252.

Honours for Straton king of Sidon

AIUK 11 (Ashmolean Museum, Oxford) no. 1 Date: ca. 394-386 BC ?
Notes:
... erected funerary monuments in the Piraeus (for a bilingual Greek-Phoenician monument commemorating a Sidonian in the British Museum cf. AIUK 4.6, no. 11). It is unclear whether this Si...
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