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SEG 40-1673. Mosaics. Donors mentioned in mosaics in the later Roman Empire.
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Entry P.Asimakopoulou-Atzaka in
Αρμος. Festschrift for N.K.Moutsopoulos (Thessaloniki 1990) 227-267, gives a survey of ecclesiastical, civil and military functionaries and of private pe…
SEG 40-623. Gorgippia. Proxeny decree for [- -]krates and Chairippos, reign of Seleukos and Spartokos III (ca. 300 B.C.).
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CIRB Addenda 4. J.G.Vinogradov,
BE (1990) no. 600, comments on V.P.Yaylenko’s observations on this text in
op.cit. (cf.
SEG 34 760-765) 153-159 (non vidimus) and presents his own version of this text.
Inscr…
SEG 40-897. Sulmo (area of Pettorano). Greek fragment of Diocletian’s price edict, 301 A.D.
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SEG 14 635; 35 1052. Republished by M.Buonocore,
Supplementa Italica 4 (Roma 1988) 35/36 no. 1* (ph.), with updated bibliography and a survey of the opinions concerning the provenance of the stone (cf.
SEG 3…
SEG 41-1058. Mysia. Hellenistic-Roman funerary stelai.
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M.Cremer,
Hellenistisch-Römische Grabstelen im nordwestlichen Kleinasien 1:
Mysien (Asia Minor Studien Band 4.1; Bonn 1991), studies the funerary relief stelai from Kyzikos [cf. also
SEG 41 1769] an…
SEG 40-175. Attica. Security Horoi, 4th cent. B.C.
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IG II² 2746; 2749; 2750; 2752; 2760. Cf.
SEG 29 159.
SEG 32 236 . P.V. Stanley,
MBAH 9 (1990) 1-13, in a study of the value of ἐργαστήρια in Attica based upon literary and epigraphic sources, argues tha…
SEG 38-1036. Sigean (area of Pech-Maho). Commercial transaction, ca. 450-440 B.C.
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Entry Lead tablet now in the excavation depot at Sigean (15 km. S. of Narbonne; Pech-Maho was situated in antiquity on the estuary of the Berre and had a small harbor). Greek inscr…
SEG 32-634. Beroia. Gymnasiarchic law, middle of the 2nd cent. B.C.
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Entry SEG 27 261. L. Moretti, RFIC 110 (1982) 45-63, discusses political, social and financial aspects of this text. He especially focuses on: (1) the juridical relation between po…
SEG 33-492. Macedonia. Corpus of christian inscriptions, 3rd- 6th cent. A.D.
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Entry D. Feissel, Recueil des inscriptions chrétiennes de Macédoine du IIIe au siècle (BCH SUPPL. VIII 1983), presents 292 (nos. 1-285; 4 Addenda on pp. 247-249; 4 bis nos., viz. 22, 55-56, 1…
SEG 39-1243. Klaros. Honorary decree for Menippos, after 120/119 B.C.
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Column V: τειμῆσαι Πολεμαῖον Πανταγνώτου Κνη- μάδη, φυλῆς δὲ Ἀπολλωνιάδος, καὶ στεφα- 28 νῶσαι αὐτὸν χρυῶσι στεφάνωι καὶ εἰκόνι χρυσῇ ἀρετῆς ἕνεκα καὶ φιλαγαθίας τῆς εἰς τὸν δῆμον, ἀναγγέλλεσθα…
SEG 37-819. Tarentum (area of Laterza). Graffito under the foot of an attic Oinochoe, ca. 500 B.C.
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Entry G.F.Lo Porto,
BA (1968) 110 ff.; id. in
Metaponto. Atti del XIII Convegno di Studi sulla Magna Grecia, Taranto 1973 (Napoli 1974) 124. M.Lombardo,
NAC 16 (1987) 87-94 (ph.), reads this graffito (Δ⚡Ο) sinist…
SEG 30-1435. Nikomedeia. The marble trade.
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Entry J.Β. Ward-Perkins, PBSR 48 (1980) 23-69, deals with the role played by Nikomedia in the marble trade in the Roman Imperial period. Contrary to L. Robert he holds that the org…
SEG 32-132. Athens. Decree in honor of a merchant, after 176/5 B.C.
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Entry IG II² 903. P. Gauthier, REG 95 (1982) 275-290, after study of a squeeze, presents a new text with commentary and translation. He establishes with more precision the length o…
SEG 30-1222. Tarentum (or area of). Stamps on Oscilla, 4th- 3rd cent. B.C.
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Entry Circular terracotta oscilla with two holes for suspending or fastening above the stamps. Ed. pr. M.T. Laporta, QUADERNI DEL MUSEO ARCHEOLOGICO PROVINCIALE “FRANCESCO RIBEZZO”…
SEG 30-1617. Kition. Dedication to Divus Iulius and Zeus Keraunios, 44-31 B.C.
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Entry CIG 2641. T.B. Mitford, art. cit. (cf.
SEG 30 1568) 284-285, gives the following version of this text. The stone, “once in Istanbul” is “now reported to be in the Louvre”. Cf. also …
SEG 32-672. Kabyle. Dedication of a statue of Herakles Agoraios, 144 A.D.
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Entry A. Dimitrova, in: KABILE I (Sofia 1982) 118-122 (ph.), republishes the inscription published by her in THRACIA 2 (Sofia 1974) 135- 146 (ph.). Cf. L’Année Épigraphique (1974) …
SEG 38-1507. Kition. Kitians abroad and foreigners in Kition.
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Entry J.Pouilloux,
RDAC (1988) 2,-95-99 (maps), collects the literary and epigraphical evidence for Kitians abroad and foreigners at Kition from the late 5th cent. B.C. on. The firs…
SEG 38-556. Dyrrachion. Epitaph of [-] Flavius Longinus and his wife, ca. 150-200 A.D.
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Entry C.Praschniker - A.Schober,
Archäologische Forschungen in Albanien und Montenegro (Wien 1919) 45-46. In an article on sarcophagi from Albania of the Roman imperial period, G. Koch,
MDAI(R) 95 (1988) 23…
SEG 38-986. Adria. Dedication to Apollo, ca. 500-450 B.C.
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CIG 8340 (G.Colonna,
RSA 4, 1974, 5 no. 1). Attic kylix with graffito in Aiginetan alphabet. A.Mastrocinque in L.Braccesi (ed.),
Letture e riletture epigrafiche (Roma 1988) 13-20 (ph.), interprets …
SEG 39-679. Tomis. Epitaph of a Prousian merchant, ca. 150-200 A.D.
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I.Tomis 248. After revision of the stone D.Sluşanschi,
Pontica 21/22 (1988/1989) 307 (ph.; in Roumanian, with French summary), reads [- -]ν Στρατοκλέους Προ[υ]σιεὺς ἀπὸ ΙΠ̣Π̣[. . .] | ἔ̣ν̣πορος …
SEG 31-962-963. Ephesos. Inscriptions on bases of statues of Aphrodite, later roman empire.
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Entry Two bluish marble statue bases with mouldings at top and bottom, found in the S.E. and the S.W. corner of the peristyle 31 a of Hanghaus 2. Inscriptions in disticha. Ed. pr. …
