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⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Limestone plaque found in the Baths in the western part of the ruins, now in the garden of the Museum in Side; originally the inscription had been engraved on two plaques, fa…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG 21 310. SEG 25 73. ISE I.3; Osborne, Naturalization D29. In the context of a lengthy examination of the impact of the diagramma of Polyperchon on the politics of the Greek states …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry L.Marangou, Ἀρχαιολογικὴ Συλλογὴ Ἀμοργοῦ. Ι. Μαρμάρινα γλυπτά (Athens 1999), presents a catalogue of the marble sculpture in the Archaeological Museum of Amorgos, which includes a few inscriptions: IG …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Bluish marble plaque; inscription in a slightly recessed field; now in the Museum in Mangalia. Ed.pr. A.Avram, I.Kallatis 99 (ph.; translation). Inscription Ἀγαθῆι vacat τύχηι∙ vacat Θεοῖς vacat […

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Limestone cippus moulded above and below; inscription on the shaft between horizontal incised lines; now in the Limassol District Museum. Ed.pr. I.Nicolaou, RDAC (1999) 251/252 no. 1 (ph.). Inscription Κ…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Marble block found near Gölhisar Gölü. Ed.pr. T.Corsten, AST 16, 1 (1998) [1999] 387; now also in I.Kibyra 104 and in Merkelbach-Stauber, SGO IV 17/01/07. Inscription Σῶμα μὲν εἰς ἥβης ἐλθὸν τέλος ὤλε…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IG I³ 292-362. IG II² 1370-1497. SEG 47 75, 166, 168; 48 21, 139/140. D.Plantzos, Hellenistic Engraved Gems (Oxford 1999) 12-15 (see SEG 49 2426), examines these inscriptions for the information t…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG 45 205. Two non-joining fragments of a stone bench, found in the excavations of the Greek Archaeological Society in the theater; inv. no. 1380 + 1261. Ed.pr. B.C.Petrakos, Δῆμος τοῦ Ραμνοῦντος II no. 1…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG 16 857. For the possibility that the name inscribed on this vase is Attic, see SEG 49 2319. Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 49 78 Publication year 1999 Type epigraphical Inscription iSEG 16 857 Theme n/a Select…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry C.Jourdain-Annequin, Ktèma 23 (1998) 355–364, as part of an extended study of the cults of Herakles in Sparta (map; no inscriptions cited) and Thasos, examines the evidence—li…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry L.Dubois in Des dialectes - - (cf. SEG 49 2351) 59-61, endorses the interpretation of the term παστάς ( I.Cret. I VIII 5 Β L. 3; IV 41 I L. 16; IV 72) as ‘master’. Bibliography C. Dobias-Lalou (ed.), Des dialects …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Ed.pr. G.Steinhauer, MDAI(A) 113 (1998) 236-238 no. 2 (ph.). Small fragment of white marble found in 1971 in the same excavations as SEG 49 142. Now in the Peiraieus Museum, inv. no. 7246. Steinha…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry In Ktèma 23 (1998) 125-136, L.Baurain-Rebillard urges that the inscribed skyphos fragments Agora Ρ 4663 ( Agora XXI F3) Θαρίο εἰμὶ ποτέριον, ca. 650 B.C. (ph.), and Agora Ρ 7014 ( Agora VIII 511) [- - -]υλο εἰμ…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Fragment of a mosaic found in a private house in Eretria. Ed.pr. S.G.Schmid, AK 42 (1999) 122 (ph.), who points out that the verb ἀρχιτεκτονέω is occasionally attested in mosaic inscriptions in the …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Funerary altar (?) moulded above and below and seen by J.Covel. Ed.pr. J.-P.Grélois, op.cit. (cf. SEG 49 2399) 381 no. 52 (dr.). Inscription Κ. Κλαύδιος | Ῥωμανὸς | Βακχίῳ Βακ|χίου καὶ Χρήσ‖τῃ γονεῖσι μνή|…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Ed.pr. Malay, Researches 160-163 nos. 186-194 and 196/197 (ph.), publishes the following texts. Bibliography Malay, Researches Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 49 1638-1648 Publication year 1999 Type epigr…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Cf. SEG 48 1484 and 1490. D.Musti, RFIC 127 (1999) 325-333, once more defends the’ ‘high’ chronology for Diodoros Pasparos and the Nikephoria. He points out that A.S.Chankowski’s re…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IGBulg II 645 (IGR I 582 and 1424). M.Peachin in Atti XI Congresso II 545-551, suggests that the honorand may have been Philip the Arab, who in the second half of 244 A.D. passed through…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry R.Lebrun in C.Bonnet - A.Motte (edd.) op.cit. (cf. SEG 49 1859) 179-189, especially 184-187, comments on syncretism and assimilation of indigenous and Greek gods in south-west Asia M…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IG II² 6217. SEG 44 180. * W.Closterman, AJA 103 (1999) 299, briefly argues that the unique appearance of the burial plot of Dexileos is to be explained as the result of two phases o…