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SEG 57-717. Nikonion. Graffito on a vase (letter?), late 5th/early 4th cent. B.C.
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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 …
SEG 57-1802. Medjdel Andjar (Beqa’ Valley). Dedication, 29/28 B.C. or 19/18 B.C.?
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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…
SEG 57-1110. Ephesos. Italikoi.
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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…
SEG 57-1937. Egypt. Amphoras: sealed stoppers and tradesmen.
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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…
SEG 57-1270. Pergamon. Fragment of an epitaph mentioning the prytaneia of Pactumeia Rufina.
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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…
SEG 58-1132. Spain (and Lusitania). Epigrams.
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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 …
SEG 58-1938. Religion. Egyptian cults: the social context of their diffusion.
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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…
SEG 58-110. Athens. Honorific decree for Phi[- - -] of Cypriote Salamis, ca. 345-320 B.C.?
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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…
SEG 58-1795-1807. Antinooupolis. Dipinti on amphoras, late 4th-7th cent. A.D.
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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…
SEG 59-1675. Damaskos. The Damascene diaspora.
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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…
SEG 59-837. Olbia. Cultural contacts, proxeny and exchange of coinage, 5th/4th cent. B.C.
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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…
SEG 59-772. Moesia. Foreigners.
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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, …
SEG 59-1299. Ephesos. Bilingual inscriptions.
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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 …
SEG 60-1661. Dura-Europos. Inscriptions from the synagogue, ca. 244/245 A.D.
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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…
SEG 60-1423. Akmonia. Honorary decree for Tatia, 6/7 A.D.
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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…
SEG 60-1313. Assos. New inscriptions.
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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…
SEG 60-1771. Egypt. Religion: the cult of Herakles.
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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…
SEG 60-1993. Religion. Aphrodite.
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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…
SEG 60-1964. Mines and quarries.
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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…
SEG 60-1594. Korykos. Christian epitaph of Agathoklion (or Agathokles?).
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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…