⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry 50 epitaphs from Thessalonike. Ed.pr. Nigdelis, Ἐπιγραφικὰ Θεσσαλονίκεια, with detailed commentary. Bibliography A.S. Arvanitopoulos, Revue de philologie, de littérature et d’histoire anciennes 3…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry One of four sarcophagi found during excavations in the basilica under a mosaic floor; on the lid a cross; the sarcophagi were covered by the floor after 400 A.D. Ed.pr. D.Feissel in Congressus XIV Arch. Chr…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry R.Campatangelo-Soussignan, Athenaeum 49 (2006) 167-198, examines the presence of individuals from south Italy and Sicily on Delos in the 3rd and 2nd cent. B.C., arguing that t…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry White marble funerary plaque. Ed. pr. F.von Saldern in Blaundos 337/338 no. 29. Inscription vacat L(uci) Petic[i L(uci) f(ili) - - - salve] Λεύκιε Πετίκιε Λευκίο̣[υ - - - - -, χαῖρε] L(uci) Petici L(uci) [f…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry White marble stele with triangular pediment and akroteria; below the pediment a moulding with egg and dart, on the upper part of the shaft two rosettes, inscription on the lo…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry The volume Tramonto della Magna Grecia. Atti del quarantaquattresimo convegno di studi sulla Magna Grecia, Toronto 24-28 settembre 2004 (Taranto 2005), includes several studies partly based on…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Three joining fragments of a stele of ‘Hymettian’ marble, broken at top and bottom; both sides and rough picked back preserved. Found in 1970 in late Roman fill on the north …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IG II² 286 + 625. SEG 40 72.* Knoepfler, Eretria XI 56-58. S.D.Lambert, ZPE 158 (2006) 136 no. 53 (ph.), explains ἀτέλειαν πά[ντων] as meaning freedom from export and import duties for the honoran…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ 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.…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ 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…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry I.Délos 1688. The statue of C.Ofellius Ferus, found in the ‘Agora of the Italians’, is traditionally interpreted as the statue of a merchant. R.Étienne, in L’hellénisme 215-223, observes that the man…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IG II² 285 + 414 Fr. d. SEG 40 75.* Veligianni-Terzi, Wertbegriffe A108; Tracy, ADT 77, 123. After autopsy of the stones, Culasso Gastaldi, Prossenie, 157-164, 279-282 no. 9 (ph.), urges that these …