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SEG 58-1132. Spain (and Lusitania). Epigrams.
(737 words)
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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.
(285 words)
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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.?
(203 words)
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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 military ventures in Sicily advocated by previous scholars, before opting for the abov…
SEG 59-837. Olbia. Cultural contacts, proxeny and exchange of coinage, 5th/4th cent. B.C.
(512 words)
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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.
(380 words)
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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 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.
(1,311 words)
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EntryWhite Dokimeian marble stele with pilasters …
SEG 60-1964. Mines and quarries.
(368 words)
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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…
SEG 60-291. Corinth. Corinthian personal names, late 4th to early 7th cent. A.D.
(494 words)
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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…
SEG 61-1005-1006. Assos. Two honorary inscriptions.
(454 words)
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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…
SEG 61-1075. Sinope. Population.
(236 words)
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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…
SEG 61-1003. Troas. Roman citizens.
(110 words)
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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…
SEG 61-404. Akarnania. Western Greeks and Romans.
(184 words)
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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 …
SEG 63-1220. Aizanoi. Honorary decree for Menogenes, 49/48 B.C.
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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…
SEG 62-1201. Hierapolis. Dedication of a statue of Boule, 2nd cent. A.D.
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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…
SEG 63-476. Thrace. Roman citizenship.
(250 words)
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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 …
SEG 64-556. Philippi. List of names, late 2nd/early 1st cent. B.C.
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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…
SEG 64-152. Corinth. The local magistrates and elite of Roman Corinth.
(298 words)
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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…
SEG 63-656. Kos. Associations.
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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…