Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum
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SEG 58-1795-1807. Antinooupolis. Dipinti on amphoras, late 4th-7th cent. A.D.
(3,525 words)
SEG 54-648bis. Pistiros. Regulations concerning Pistiros issued by a successor of Kotys I, after 359 B.C.
(283 words)
SEG 52-754. Delos. Italians, Romans, and other foreigners in Delos.
(2,528 words)
SEG 54-984. Spain. Inscriptions as evidence of non-colonial Greek identity.
(724 words)
SEG 52-135. Peiraieus. Honorary decree of Salaminians from Cyprus, 334/3 B.C.
(787 words)
SEG 52-1337. Dorylaion. Funerary epigram for the merchant Dionysios, after 212 A.D.
(322 words)
SEG 52-1149. Magnesia on the Maeander. Honorary inscription for P. Patulcius L. f., 1st cent. B.C.
(208 words)
SEG 56-2082. Economy. Mobility of traders and craftsmen.
(827 words)
SEG 54-1829. Economy. Craftsmen and traders: self-representation.
(578 words)
SEG 52-940. Sardinia. Greek inscriptions on stone and bronze.
(671 words)
SEG 56-137. Athens. Decree in honor of a foreign merchant, after 337 B.C.
(561 words)
SEG 52-762. Rhodes. Italians and Romans.
(1,489 words)
SEG 56-1397. Nikomedeia. Merchants.
(439 words)
SEG 58-1132. Spain (and Lusitania). Epigrams.
(737 words)
SEG 54-189. Athens. Proxeny decree for Sostratos [of Herakleia], ca. 325-300 B.C.
(252 words)
SEG 54-1870. Politics. Protection of itinerant foreigners.
(448 words)
SEG 57-1957. Eastern Desert. Graffiti of travellers, Ptolemaic/Roman Imperial period.
(515 words)
SEG 52-1174. Sardis. Bilingual honorary inscription for L. Munatius Plancus, after 88 B.C.
(453 words)
SEG 56-1698. Antiochia. Roman names.
(159 words)
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)
