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SEG 64-583. Thessalonike. Epitaph of Paramonas, ca. 250 A.D.
(191 words)
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Entry Two joining fragments of the lid of a marble sarcophagus; the predellae of the acroteria on the front are decorated with relief representations of a male bust, the bust of a …
SEG 64-2220. Religion. Lead curse tablets.
(354 words)
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Entry P.Ceccarelli,
Ancient Greek Letter Writing - - - (see our lemma no. 2162) 47-56, discusses the question of the possible connection between lead curse tablets (judicial prayers and κατάδεσμοι) and letter…
SEG 64-1783. Marisa. Epitaph of Iabdada, Hellenistic.
(255 words)
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Entry Cut in the northern wall of Room 9 of Subterranean Complex 126. Edd.pr. I.Stern, B.Alpert,
ESI 126 (2014) s.v. Maresha (online: http://www.hadashot-esi.org.il/report_detail_eng.aspx?id=1264…
SEG 64-670. Berezan. Private letter of Achillodoros, ca. 550-500 B.C.
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IGDOP 23;
SEG XXVI 845, LXI 598*. E.M.Harris,
art.cit. (see our lemma no. 2160) 113-115 (translation), argues that the letter of Achillodoros to Anaxagoras ‘was not sent to conduct b…
SEG 64-2118. Epigrams. Funerary verse inscriptions and the memory of dead, Hellenistic and Roman periods.
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Entry Cf.
SEG LXIII 1787. A.Wypustek, in B.Alroth, C.Scheffer (edd.),
Attitudes towards the past in Antiquity. Creating identities (Proceedings Intern. Conf. held at Stockholm Univ., 15-17 May 2009 (Stockho…
SEG 64-1645. Tyros (area of: Shelomi). Christian mosaic building inscription, 610/611 A.D.
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Entry In gray tesserae on white ground within medallion, in the floor of a building of an ‘ecclesiastical farm.’ Described by C.Dauphin,
IEJ 27 (1977) 258; id.,
RBi 85 (1978) 109; id.,
Qadmoniot 12 (1979) 29 (tr…
SEG 64-745. Kos. Asklepieion: Epigraphic collection.
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Entry D.Bosnakis,
Τὸ Ἀσκληπιεῖον τῆς Κῶ
.
Τὸ μνημεῖο καὶ ἡ ἐπιγραφικὴ συλλογή (Athens 2014), provides a short history of the cult of Asklepios in Kos (14-17), a description of the archaeologi…
SEG 64-495-496. Doliche. Dedications to Herakles Kynagidas, 4th cent. B.C.
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Entry Two dedications found in the area of an early Christian basilica (basilica Γ) at Kastri Livadiou. Mentioned by A.Deriziotis, S.Kouyoumtzoglou,
AEThStE 3 (2009) [2013] 665, who provide a majuscu…
SEG 64-493. Doliche. Honorary inscription for [- -]polis, Hellenistic?
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Entry Marble statue base; inscribed twice in two different periods; found built into an early Christian basilica (basilica Γ) at Kastri Livadiou. Mentioned by A.Deriziotis, S.Kouyoumtzoglou,
AEThStE 3 (200…
SEG 64-1120. Priene. Arbitration concerning the dispute between Priene and Samos (?), 2nd cent. B.C.
(655 words)
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SEG 64-337. Chaironeia. Epitaph of Agathon and Mnasaretos for the battle of Chaironeia, 245 B.C.
(186 words)
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SEG LIII 461; LV 561.* After autopsy, Y.Kalliontzis,
Epigraphy and History of Boeotia 366/367 (ph.), offers a new improved edition of this inscription: Ἀγάθω[ν] | [Μ]νασάρετο[ς] | [ἐ]ν Χηρωνείη. This ve…
SEG 64-408. Thebes (now in Providence). Inscribed hydria offered as prize at funeral games, ca. 480-470 B.C.
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LSAG2 95 no. 16.
SEG XXXVI 410. N.Papazarkadas,
art.cit. (our lemma no. 409) 228-230, compares this hydria, which bears the inscription το̃ν Θέβαις ἀίθλον, with the roughly contemporary inscribed b…
SEG 64-1678-1680. Diospolis-Lydda (area of: Ḥorbat Ḥani). Christian mosaic inscriptions, 6th-first half of 8th cent. A.D.
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SEG LXIII 1570. From a church attached to a nunnery. Ed.pr. L.Di Segni, in
Knowledge and Wisdom --
(see our lemma no. 1665) 205-208; for ph. see the accompanying report of U.Dahari, Y.Zelin…
SEG 64-2134. Epitaphs. Epitaphs with attestation of fines in Asia Minor, Imperial period.
(226 words)
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Entry Starting from
Milet VI.2.602 (epitaph of Μηνόδωρος, son of Νικήρατος)
, K.Harter-Uibopuu, K.Wiedergut, in G.Thür (ed.),
Grabrituale: Tod und Jenseits in Frühgeschichte und Altertum. Akten de…
SEG 64-1867. Egypt. Dedications to Arsinoe Philadelphos, Hellenistic.
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Entry For a catalogue of such altars with select Greek texts see the chapter of S.Caneva covered in our lemma no. 2233, at 109-115, including from Egypt
I.Alex.Ptol. 7/8, 10-12;
I.Louvre 9;
OGIS 30/31;
SB I 1104, …
SEG 64-510bis. Pharsalos. Epigram for Hagias, before 340 B.C.
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CEG 794. See our lemma 2122.
Bibliography P.A. Hansen,
Carmina epigraphica Graeca saeculorum VIII-V a.Chr.n. (Berlin-New York, 1983)
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 64 510bis Publication year 2012 Type epig…
SEG 64-1890. Alexandria (area of: Ibrāhīmīya). Signature of the coroplast Mydas, 1st/2nd cent. A.D.
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Entry On the back of a terracotta figurine of Harpokrates seated on lotus holding his left index finger to his mouth and a flower in his right hand, crowned with a mortar, solar di…
SEG 64-609. Moesia. Impact of Rome on Greek cities.
(289 words)
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Entry L.Ruscu, in
Interconnectivity 473-488, discusses on the basis of epigraphic evidence two aspects of the Roman impact on West Pontic cities: grants of Roman citizenship (475-479) and the emergence of the γε…
SEG 64-2231. Religion. The associations of Σαραπιασταί.
(301 words)
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Entry Cf.
SEG LVI 2132. L.Bricault, in
Le myrte (cf. our lemma no. 1642) 41-49, collects 22 inscriptions attesting associations of Σαραπιασταί (and Συνσαραπιασταί at Thasos), presented in tabular form a…
SEG 64-561. Thessalonike. Epitaph, May 139 A.D.
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Entry Fragment of the lid of a marble sarcophagus; exact provenance unknown. Ed.pr. in
Sarkophage -- Thessaloniki 282 no. 233. Republished in
IG X.2.1s.1450; reprinted in
An.Ép. (2014) [2016] no. 1184.
Inscript…