Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum
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SEG 60-1771. Egypt. Religion: the cult of Herakles.
(482 words)
SEG 59-772. Moesia. Foreigners.
(380 words)
SEG 58-1795-1807. Antinooupolis. Dipinti on amphoras, late 4th-7th cent. A.D.
(3,525 words)
SEG 56-2082. Economy. Mobility of traders and craftsmen.
(827 words)
SEG 56-137. Athens. Decree in honor of a foreign merchant, after 337 B.C.
(561 words)
SEG 56-1397. Nikomedeia. Merchants.
(439 words)
SEG 58-1132. Spain (and Lusitania). Epigrams.
(737 words)
SEG 57-1957. Eastern Desert. Graffiti of travellers, Ptolemaic/Roman Imperial period.
(515 words)
SEG 56-1698. Antiochia. Roman names.
(159 words)
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)
SEG 57-1802. Medjdel Andjar (Beqa’ Valley). Dedication, 29/28 B.C. or 19/18 B.C.?
(375 words)
SEG 58-110. Athens. Honorific decree for Phi[- - -] of Cypriote Salamis, ca. 345-320 B.C.?
(203 words)
SEG 57-1937. Egypt. Amphoras: sealed stoppers and tradesmen.
(772 words)
SEG 57-1270. Pergamon. Fragment of an epitaph mentioning the prytaneia of Pactumeia Rufina.
(335 words)
SEG 57-574. Beroia. Social mobility and epigraphic habit.
(271 words)
SEG 56-944. Delos. Italians on Delos, 3rd-2nd cent. B.C.
(270 words)
SEG 57-1796. Dura-Europos. The ‘archive’ of the merchant Aurelius Nebouchelos, 235-240 A.D.
(289 words)
SEG 56-1284. Blaundos. Greek-Latin bilingual epitaph of Lucius Peticius and his homonymous brother (?), late Hellenistic/early Imperial period.
(293 words)
SEG 57-979. Tridentum. Epitaph of Dias, ca. 400-430 A.D.
(228 words)