⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry W.Günther, MDAI (I) 25 (1975) 351-356. Republished by P.Thonemann, in Roman Phrygia 25-27 (ph.; English translation), in the context of a discussion of the transformation of Phrygian se…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG XLI 1201. T.Ritti, in Hierapolis di Frigia V 646-648 no. 3, republishes the text (Italian translation) and offers the following comments on readings (LL. 4-5: [τῆς] | ⟨ἀ⟩ναστάσεως, the alpha perhaps…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry F.Camia, in Thrakika Zetemata II, 165-218, collects the evidence for ca. 400 Roman citizens in Thrace, mostly soldiers, but also negotiatores and freedmen. Most of the evidence …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Limestone stele broken on top and bottom; of unknown provenance; now in the Museum of Philippi (inv.no. T8). Edd.pr. C.Brélaz, A.Zannis, CRAI (2014) 1493-1501 (ph.), with comments on the names an…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG XLVI 332; LX 288. Under this title B.W.Millis, Corinth in Contrast 38-53, continues his analysis of the predominantly freedman status of many office holders in the new colony. He di…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry S.Maillot, in Groupes et associations 199-226, gives an overview of various types of ‘voluntary’ or ‘private’ associations in Kos (on 222-226, a list of 67 attestations). Most of…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Ed.pr. T.Özhan, EA 44 (2011) 170/171 nos. 1/2 (ph.; English translation), publishes the following two inscriptions inscribed on pedestals found in 2005 in the bouleuterion. Bibliography P. Hamon, Bullet…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry C.Barat, in N.Barrandon, F.Kirbihler (edd.), Les gouverneurs et les provinciaux sous la république romaine (Rennes 2011) 145-167, studies the composition of the population from the founda…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry J.-H.Römhild, in Studien — (cf. our lemma no. 1024) 159-179, presents a survey of the evidence, mostly epigraphical, for Roman citizens in general and negotiatores in particular…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry S.Zoumbaki, art.cit. (see our lemma no. 399) 527-529, collects the evidence for the presence in Akarnania of Romans and Greeks from South Italy. She discusses the presence of …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IJO III Syr81-Syr131 (for the Greek and bilingual inscriptions see SEG 54 1604, with references to TEAD VIII and CIJ²; see also 57 1797). Accumulating several hypotheses drawn from various sort…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ EntryWhite Dokimeian marble stele with pilasters at the sides and tenon below; broken above and at the sides; recorded by M.Ballance in 1955 at the village of Islâmköy, 30 km east…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ EntryT.Özhan, KST 31.1 (2010) 235, reports on the discovery of several new inscriptions. A. In the bouleuterion: two honorary inscriptions on statue bases (1. for negotiatores; 2. for Germanic…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry U.Höckmann, ‘Heracleion, Herakles and Naukratis’, in D.Robinson, A.Wilson (edd.), Alexandria and the North-Western Delta. Joint Conference Proceedings of ‘Alexandria: City and Harbour…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ EntryD.Demetriou, Kernos 23 (2010) 67-89, studies Hellenistic epigrams which refer to Aphrodite as a divine patron of seafaring. Inscriptions attest the epithets Εὔπλοια, Ἐπιλιμενία, and Ποντία, and dedic…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry A.M.Hirt, Imperial Mines and Quarries in the Roman World. Organizational Aspects 27 BC-AD 235 (Oxford 2010), is largely based on Latin inscriptions. Relevant for Greek epigraphists are hi…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry MAMA III 208; Hagel-Tomaschitz, Repertorium 235 Korykos 244. In view of the defective writing of the deceased’s occupation (ληνπώλου for ληνοπώλου), D.Feissel, art.cit. (cf. SEG 60 1045) 426 note 32…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ EntryIn Corinth in Context 257-323, Michael B.Walbank conducts a massive prosopographic analysis of the nomenclature on Corinthian inscriptions of this period, most of them Christian…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry J.Aliquot, AAAS 51/52 (2008/2009) [2012] 77-92 (French translations of [part of] the texts; ph. of IG II² 4261 and 8470; dr. of SEG 33 491), collects the epigraphical and papyrological evidence of…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry R.Osborne, in P.Guldager Bilde, J.H.Petersen (edd.), Meetings of Cultures in the Black Sea Region: Between Conflict and Coexistence (Aarhus 2008) 333-346, discusses the mainly epigraphic evid…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry V.Cojocaru, in Identität und Zugehörigkeit 143-172, reports on his project of collecting the epigraphic evidence for foreigners in the Greek cities of Moesia (Histria, Kallatis, …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry B.Burrell, in W.A.Johnson, H.N.Parker (edd.), Ancient Literacies. The Culture of Reading in Greece and Rome (Oxford 2009) 69-95, attempts to reconstruct reading experiences in the city of …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry M.P.de Hoz, in Carmina Epigraphica Graeca et Latina (cf. SEG 58 1007) 103-135 (in Spanish), republishes the few metrical Greek inscriptions from the Iberian peninsula. Most texts are …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry On the basis of numerous inscriptions drawn from RICIS, P.Siekierka, Eos 95 (2008) 227-252, examines the social affiliation of the propagators of the cults of Isis and Serapis in the R…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IG II² 283, SEG 56 137.* D.Whitehead in Epigraphy and the Greek Historian 57-67, rejects the possible connection of this inscription with events in Isaios 6.1 and other possible Athenian…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Edd.pr. J.-L. Fournet, D.Pieri, in Antinoupolis I (cf. SEG 58 1790-1793) 175-216, present a survey of the typology of the dipinti written in ink on imported amphoras found in various…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry R.Alston, in Aspects of the Roman East -- (cf. SEG 57 1795) 1-32, discusses the relations of Egypt, especially trade contacts, with its eastern and southern ‘fringe’ and the place of …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry A.Bresson in Scripta Anatolica 145-163, argues that there is epigraphical evidence showing that from ca. 310 B.C. Rhodes already felt the necessity to fight against the Tyrrheni…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry A.Panayotou-Triantaphyllopoulou, in XII Congressus II 1087-1092, studies the impact of economic and social development in Roman Macedonia on literary and epigraphic habit, focus…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG 7 381-430; 50 1394. K.Ruffing, ‘Dura Europos. A City on the Euphrates and her Economic Importance in the Roman Era’, in M.Sartre (ed.), Productions et échanges -- (cf. SEG 57 1780) 399-411, returns t…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry C.Adams, in M.Rathmann (ed.), Wahrnehmung und Erfassung geographischer Räume in der Antike (Mainz am Rhein 2007) 211-220 (text and dr. of I.Kanais 9 bis, 47, and 50; ph. and color ph. of an inscr…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG 31 883 (40 903); see also D.Mazzoleni, in I.Rogger, E.Cavada (edd.), L’antica Basilica di S. Vigilio in Trento. Storia, Archeologia, Reperti II (Trento 2001) 404/405 no. 34; Boffo, art.cit. (cf. SEG 57…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry F.R.Trombley, in W.Bowden, L.Lavan, C.Machado, Recent Research on the Late Antique Countryside (Leiden-Boston 2004) 73-101, analyses the ‘rural epigraphy’ of Greater Syria (the province…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Ed.pr. A.S.Arvanitopoulos, AE (1910) cols. 344-349. Republished by R.Bouchon, Topoi 15 (2007) 251-284, after examination of the stone in the Museum in Volos (ph.; translation; extensi…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry On the basis of mainly epigraphic evidence, P.Talloen, in Neue Zeiten --- (see SEG 57 1110) 233-242, discusses the introduction of the imperial cult into Pisidia and demonstrates that nea…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG 54 691(4). S.Yu.Saprykin, in Εὐχαριστήριον - - Domanskogo 68-71 (ph.; in Russian; translation), republishes the text and interprets it as personal notes about the area, probably …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG 37 1446; 54 1608*. K.S.Freyberger, ‘Der Tempel von Medjdel Andjar: Kulte in der südlichen Beka’ in hellenistisch-römischer Zeit’, in Mélanges -- Rey-Coquais 77-110, on 101/102, discusses the d…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry On the basis of the epigraphic evidence, F.Kirbihler, in M.Meyer (ed.), Neue Zeiten --- Neue Sitten. Zur Rezeption und Integration römischen und italischen Kulturguts in Kleinasien (Vienna 2007) 19-3…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry E.Denecker, K.Vandorpe, BABesch 82 (2007) 115-128, offer a survey of sealed amphora stoppers and their stamps from Graeco-Roman Egypt (mostly Roman Imperial period; inscription…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IGR IV 513. F.Bertrandy in Espaces --- (cf. SEG 57 773) 73-103, offers a stemma of the family of the Pactumeii, known from inscriptions from Cirta, Italy and Pergamon 1. The family originated in Capua an…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry 50 epitaphs from Thessalonike. Ed.pr. Nigdelis, Ἐπιγραφικὰ Θεσσαλονίκεια, with detailed commentary. Bibliography A.S. Arvanitopoulos, Revue de philologie, de littérature et d’histoire anciennes 3…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry One of four sarcophagi found during excavations in the basilica under a mosaic floor; on the lid a cross; the sarcophagi were covered by the floor after 400 A.D. Ed.pr. D.Feissel in Congressus XIV Arch. Chr…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry R.Campatangelo-Soussignan, Athenaeum 49 (2006) 167-198, examines the presence of individuals from south Italy and Sicily on Delos in the 3rd and 2nd cent. B.C., arguing that t…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry K.Ruffing, ‘Die regionale Mobilität von Händlern und Handwerkern nach den griechischen Inschriften’, in “Trojaner sind wir gewesen” (cf. SEG 56 1083) 133-149: 1) Introductory remarks on the defini…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry O.Salomies, Arctos 40 (2006) 91-107, studies the 160 Roman gentilicia on record in the Roman colony. He establishes the origin of some of them and provides a detailed classifi…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IG II² 283. SEG 55 161,* 261. Exploring Athenian connections in Sicily, L.Gallo in Guerra e Pace, 207-212, suggests that the Χαιρέστρατος of Kephisia mentioned in Isaios 6.1 is the natural son of Φανόστρατος…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry After a brief discussion of some literary sources, that underline the importance of the harbor and the ship-building industry (cf. Arrian, Parth. fr. 67 for the ὁλκὰς Νικομεδίς; equivalent of the Roman navi…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry White marble funerary plaque. Ed. pr. F.von Saldern in Blaundos 337/338 no. 29. Inscription vacat L(uci) Petic[i L(uci) f(ili) - - - salve] Λεύκιε Πετίκιε Λευκίο̣[υ - - - - -, χαῖρε] L(uci) Petici L(uci) [f…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry White marble stele with triangular pediment and akroteria; below the pediment a moulding with egg and dart, on the upper part of the shaft two rosettes, inscription on the lo…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry T.B.Mitford, ABSA 42 (1947) 225-227. Republished by J.-B.Cayla, in Identités croisées -- (cf. SEG 56 1818) 187-205 (ph.; French translations); cf. id., An.Ép. (2006) [2009] no. 1565/1566. A branch…