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SEG 61-1005-1006. Assos. Two honorary inscriptions.
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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 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 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 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 60-1313. 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 59-1675. Damaskos. The Damascene diaspora.
(676 words)
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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 59-1299. Ephesos. Bilingual inscriptions.
(1,049 words)
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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 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 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 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.
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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 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 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…
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 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 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 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 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 60-1771. Egypt. Religion: the cult of Herakles.
(482 words)
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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 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 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 54-648bis. Pistiros. Regulations concerning Pistiros issued by a successor of Kotys I, after 359 B.C.
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IGBulg V 5557 ter;
SEG 43 486; 52 710 ter*. C.Veligiani-Terzi,
op.cit. (cf.
SEG 54 624) 313-324, summarizes the content of this text (on 324 the text of LL. 3-38) and discusses it as evid…
SEG 52-754. Delos. Italians, Romans, and other foreigners in Delos.
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Entry 90 years after the publication of J. Hatzfeld’s prosopography of the Italians in Delos (
BCH 36 [1912] 1-208) the discovery of new inscriptions and the revision of old ones have made a comp…
SEG 54-984. Spain. Inscriptions as evidence of non-colonial Greek identity.
(724 words)
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Entry J.de Hoz, in
Greek Identity - - (cf.
SEG 54 955) 409-427, wonders to what extent and to which purposes the Greeks settled in indigenous communities in Spain and southern France (i.e.…
SEG 52-135. Peiraieus. Honorary decree of Salaminians from Cyprus, 334/3 B.C.
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Entry Lower part of a white marble stele, found in excavations of the Greek Archaeological Service in the lot of the Dikastikon Megaron of Peiraieus; now in the Peiraieus Museum, i…
SEG 52-1337. Dorylaion. Funerary epigram for the merchant Dionysios, after 212 A.D.
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Entry Stele. Edd.pr. Merkelbach-Stauber,
SGO IV 471 no. 23/15 (16/34/39) after a copy by P. Frei (German translation).
Inscription Αὐρ(ήλιος) - [τ]ὸν μέγαν ἐν|πορίαις κὲ ἐν ἄνδρεσι | δόξαν ἔχοντα, 4 πά[ν]των | …
SEG 52-1149. Magnesia on the Maeander. Honorary inscription for P. Patulcius L. f., 1st cent. B.C.
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I.Magnesia 111. In a preliminary study of the social status of fullers in the Greek East, F.Kudlien,
Laverna 13 (2002) 56-68, argues that the fuller Π. Πατούλκιος, as the owner of the business and a πρόβουλος …
SEG 56-2082. Economy. Mobility of traders and craftsmen.
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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…
SEG 54-1829. Economy. Craftsmen and traders: self-representation.
(578 words)
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Entry K.Ruffing,
MBAH 23, 2 (2004) 85-102, discusses inscriptions testifying (
A) to the respectability of associations of craftsmen and traders in urban societies (cf. also
SEG 47 2245) and (
B) to the self-re…
SEG 52-940. Sardinia. Greek inscriptions on stone and bronze.
(671 words)
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Entry G.Marginesu,
L’Africa romana 14 (2002) 1807-1825 [see id.,
PP 58 (2003) 372-396, for the Christian inscriptions], discusses the following inscriptions ranging from the 6th cent. B.C.…
SEG 56-137. Athens. Decree in honor of a foreign merchant, after 337 B.C.
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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…
SEG 52-762. Rhodes. Italians and Romans.
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Entry A.Bresson in
Les Italiens dans le monde grec 147-162, presents a comparative analysis of the presence of Italians and Romans in Rhodes and Kaunos (cf.
SEG 52 1050). In a short discussion of questions…
SEG 56-1397. Nikomedeia. Merchants.
(439 words)
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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…
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 54-189. Athens. Proxeny decree for Sostratos [of Herakleia], ca. 325-300 B.C.
(252 words)
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IG II² 419.
SEG 39 324; 43 1294; 45 231. Culasso Gastaldi,
Prossenie 255-262 no. 16 (ph.), explores the considerable commercial ties between Athens and grain merchants from Herakleia Pon…
SEG 54-1870. Politics. Protection of itinerant foreigners.
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Entry L.Migeotte, in
La mobilité des personnes - - (cf.
SEG 54 1867) 615-648, briefly analyzes the various ways protection was offered by cities to freeborn travellers (e.g. merchants, arti…
SEG 57-1957. Eastern Desert. Graffiti of travellers, Ptolemaic/Roman Imperial period.
(515 words)
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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…
SEG 52-1174. Sardis. Bilingual honorary inscription for L. Munatius Plancus, after 88 B.C.
(453 words)
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Entry SEG 46 1521. P.Herrmann in J.Spielvogel (ed.),
Res Publica Reperta. Zur Verfassung una Gesellschaft der römischen Republik und des frühen Prinzipats. Festschrift für Jochen Bleicker zum 75. Geburtstag…
SEG 56-1698. Antiochia. Roman names.
(159 words)
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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…
SEG 52-1858-1860. Unknown provenance (eastern provinces). Dedications to Zeus and Theos Hypsistos on bronze lamp hangers, probably 3rd cent. A.D.
(1,001 words)
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Entry N.Franken,
MDAI(I) 52 (2002) 369-381 (ph.; inscriptions in deficient transcriptions), presents a catalogue of seven bronze objects (plus one more in an addendum on 381) consis…
SEG 56-1832-1833. Paphos (Old). Dedications of statues of members of a Roman family to Aphrodite Paphia, 2nd half of the 1st cent. B.C.
(1,146 words)
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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…
SEG 57-1802. Medjdel Andjar (Beqa’ Valley). Dedication, 29/28 B.C. or 19/18 B.C.?
(375 words)
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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.
(414 words)
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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 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…
SEG 54-881. Gela ? Record of a financial transaction?, early 5th cent. B.C.
(679 words)
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Entry Arena I² 77; II² 79 (A only 1);
IGDS 134 (A and B);
SEG 45 1359 (A; based on
Nomima II 63);
SEG 49 1292 2. G.Manganaro,
ZPE 149 (2004) 65/66 (dr.), adduces the document on side A as evidence for Leonti…
SEG 57-1937. Egypt. Amphoras: sealed stoppers and tradesmen.
(772 words)
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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 51-2170. Philai. Bilingual graffiti by Romans, 116 B.C.
(448 words)
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SEG 28 1485 (35 1606*; cf. also 30 1750);
IThSy 321;
CIL I² 2937a. After a brief survey of Roman-Egyptian relations in the 3rd/2nd cent. B.C., T.Hillard – J.L.Beness,
Bulletin of the Australian Centre fo…
SEG 52-1572. Dura-Europos. Prices.
(391 words)
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EntryK.Ruffing,
Laverna 13 (2002) 24-43, examines the prices on record in papyri and graffiti from Dura, especially in the graffiti engraved on the walls of the house of the mercha…
