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SEG 65-324. Tanagra. Associations.
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Entry This topic is meticulously studied by F.Marchand,
Chiron 45 (2015) 239-266 (ph.), who notes that Tanagra is the Boiotian polis that has produced the largest amount of such evidence,…
SEG 65-329. Tanagra. Curse tablet against seven women and three men, 4th cent. B.C.
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IG III Suppl. p. VIII. Audollent,
DefixTab 82
. After autopsy, J.Curbera,
ZPE 195 (2015) 147/148 no. 6 (dr.), offers first a transcription and then an epigraphic version of the names, wh…
SEG 65-326. Tanagra. Epitaph of Euklidas, 2nd cent. B.C.
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SEG XXV 502; XXVI 614; XXXI 499. F.Marchand,
art.cit. (our lemma no. 324) 244-248, 259/260 no. 6 (ph.), offers a full edition of this text, and upon establishing that the right reading in LL. 3/4 is Ἀριστ[ι]|ασ…
SEG 65-328. Tanagra. Epitaph of Hippomachos, 2nd/1st cent. B.C.
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IG VII 687.
SEG XXXII 426; LXII 1838. After autopsy and study of squeezes F.Marchand,
art.cit. (our lemma no. 324) 243/244, 258 no. 5 (ph.), offers a new improved edition with full bibliogr…
SEG 65-330. Tanagra. Curse tablet against Dionysia, Imperial period.
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IG III Suppl. p. VIII; Audollent,
DefixTab 81
. After autopsy, J.Curbera,
art.cit. (our lemma no. 329) 148/149 no. 7 (dr.), offers an improved edition with useful linguistic and epigraphical notes:
Inscrip…
SEG 65-327. Tanagra. Epitaph of Archedamos, 2nd cent. B.C.?
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Entry Fragment of a poros column, Schimatari museum inv.no. 1592 (now lost?) Ed.pr. B.Haussoullier,
Quomodo sepulchra Tanagraei decoraverint (Paris 1884) 30 no. 1. See now F.Marchand,
art.cit. (our lemma n…
SEG 64-397. Tanagra. Account of the agonothetes Glaukon and list of victors of the Sarapieia, ca. 90-80 B.C.
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IG VII 540 +
SEG XIX 335.
SEG LXI 353. For a detailed rundown on the complicated transactions recorded in this document (all in ἀττικὸν ἀργύριον), see C.Doyen,
Comptabilités. Revue d'histoire des compta…
SEG 61-920. Klaros. Delegation from Kyme, 144 A.D.
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Entry Cf.
SEG LX 1239. J.-L.Ferrary,
CRAI (2011) 871-873, points out that the mention of thirteen agonothetai among the ephebes from Tanagra (
SEG LIX 492) may explain why in an inscription from Klaros,…
SEG 61-408. Korkyra. Contract of a loan between two women, ca. 200-150 B.C.
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SEG LIII 503. P.Grandinetti, in
Sulla rotta per la Sicilia 497-509, republishes the inscription (ph.) and discusses the transactions involving women without the presence of a κύριος by adducing severa…
SEG 61-353. Tanagra. Account and list of victors at the Sarapieia, ca. 90 B.C.
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IG VII 540 +
SEG XIX 335.
SEG LIV 510;* LVI 506; LVII 423, 452. C.Doyen, in
Philologos Dionysios 231-259 (ph.), offers a detailed analysis of this document, diligently providing the various ed…
SEG 61-352bis. Tanagra. Festivals: Sarapieia.
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Entry In a discussion of W.Slater’s study on the payment of musicians in festivals (
SEG LX 1911), D.Knoepfler,
BÉ (2011) no. 307, suggests that the musical contests of the Σαραπιεῖα were founded after the fir…
SEG 61-355. Tanagra. Epitaph of Aristokratia, 2nd cent. B.C.
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Entry Inscribed pedimental white marble stele with two rosettes on the front. It was probably found in the 19th-century excavations of the necropolis, now in the Schimatari Museum,…
SEG 60-504. Tanagra. Inscribed relief bowl, 2nd cent. B.C.
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EntryRelief bowl from Tanagra with representation of the foundation of Thebes by Kadmos. Mentioned by V.Aravantinos,
op.cit. (see
SEG 60 493) 377 (ph.) 1.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 60 504 Publication year 2010…
SEG 60-503. Tanagra. Inscribed vases, late 6th cent. B.C.
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EntryIn a study of possible representations of performances that involved theriomorphic performers in Boiotia, M.A.Tiverios, in S.Tsitsiridis (ed.),
Παραχορήγημα - Μελετήματα γιὰ τὸ ἀρχαῖο θέατρο π…
SEG 60-501. Tanagra (area of: Delion). List of ephebes and agonothetai, early 3rd cent. A.D. (ca. 222-235 A.D.).
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SEG 59 492. D.Rousset, apud D.Knoepfler,
BE (2013) no. 173, corrects the reading of LL. 15/16: ἀγωνοθέται Δηλίων Αὐ(ρήλιοι) Εὐφρόσυνος καὶ | Πανθήρας οἱ Πανθήρα; the abbreviation ΑΥ. was omitted by ed.…
SEG 60-502. Tanagra. Epitaph of Kallista and Helene, 2nd cent. A.D.
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IG VII 1610/1611;
SEG 59 494. Observing that the figure above which ΕΠΙ ΚΑΛΛΙΣΤΑ is inscribed is a man, D.Knoepfler,
BE (2013) no. 174, wonders whether one should read ἐπὶ Καλλιστᾷ (ἐπὶ Καλλίστᾳ,
IG, E.Vlach…
SEG 59-488. Tanagra. Epitaphs of individuals with religious functions.
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Entry M.Bonanno Aravantinos, in
Ergo Thessalias - Stereas 2 1151-1165, discusses in detail the iconography and the inscriptions of six funerary reliefs from Tanagra (late Hellenistic and…
SEG 59-492. Tanagra (area of: Delion). List of ephebes and agonothetai, early 3rd cent. A.D. (ca. 222-235 A.D.).
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Entry Marble pedimental stele; a rosette in the pediment, akroteria on the sides; engraved symbols to the right of the text (three branches along LL. 7, 10-13, 33-37; one jug along…
SEG 59-493. Tanagra. Epitaph of Nika[- -], Classical period.
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Entry Stele re-used in a grave in the ancient cemetery of Tanagra (for the finds, see
SEG 57 453-475). Mentioned by A.Andreiomenou, in V.Aravantinos (ed.),
op.cit. (see
SEG 59 461) 300 (dr.). From the dr., …
SEG 59-489. Tanagra. Funerary altars and offering tables.
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Entry G.Kitsou, in
Ergo Thessalias - Stereas 2 1123-1132, discusses the use of funerary altars and offering tables in Tanagra (late 6th-early 4th cent. B.C.). These monuments were used …
SEG 59-494. Tanagra. Epitaph of Kallista and Helene, 2nd cent. A.D.
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IG VII 1610/1611. E.Vlachogianni,
AD 58-64 Mel. (2003-2009) [2012] 399-408 (ph.), studies this stele and its iconography. Originally made in the late 4th/early 3rd cent. B.C., th…
SEG 59-490. Tanagra. Religion: The Δήλια festival.
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Entry For this festival attested in the time of Augustus in an inscription from Messene, see
SEG 59 411.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 59 490 Publication year 2009 Type epigraphical Inscription iSEG 59 490 Theme n/a
I…
SEG 59-491. Tanagra (area of: Delion). Accounts concerning the festival of the Δήλια and the sanctuary of Apollo Delios, late 2nd cent. B.C.
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SEG 57 452. D.Knoepfler,
BE (2010) no. 311, discusses this document in detail.
Bibliography D. Knoepfler,
Bulletin Épigraphique in Revue des Études Grecques (2010)
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 59 491 Publi…
SEG 59-495. Tanagra. Incertum, late 7th/early 6th cent. B.C.
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Entry Fragment of a limestone statue; preserved is the torso of a man dressed in an Aramaic dress and holding a snake (?) in his two hands, an inscription below; found in 1960 in B…
SEG 58-446. Tanagra. Dedication of Aleximachos, ca. 360-350 B.C.
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Entry Marble votive plaque with relief representation of a cult scene: on the left, a hero, standing near his horse, holds a libation bowl in his right hand as he approaches an alt…
SEG 57-451. Tanagra. Proxeny decree, ca. 250-200 B.C.
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IG VII 505. J.Méndez Dosuna, in
Phones Charakter 313/314, demonstrates that the proposer of this decree (L. 3) was ϝ̣υνόππαστος = Οἰνόππαστος, i.e. ‘the one who possesses wine’ (Γυνόππαστος, ‘the one wh…
SEG 57-450. Tanagra. Inscriptions.
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Entry D.W.Roller, in
Symposium Lolling 151-156, gives an overview of the inscriptions of Tanagra. See the criticism by D.Knoepfler,
BE (2008) no. 252. J.Stroszeck,
ibid. 157-206, publishes H.G.Lolling’s …
SEG 57-476. Tanagra. Graffiti and dipinti from the sanctuary of Herakles, late 6th-late 4th cent. B.C.
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Entry A.Andreiomenou,
op.cit. (see
SEG 57 452; 453-474) 31-46 (ph.; dr.), presents, with the assistance of A.P.Matthaiou, 69 graffiti (nos. 1-69), mostly on kantharoi, and 4 painted i…
SEG 57-537. Dodona. Oracular enquiry of the Chaones concerning the relocation of the temple of Athena Polias, 4th/3rd cent. B.C.
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SEG 15 397; Lhôte,
Lamelles oraculaires (cf.
SEG 56 656) no. 11. Republished and discussed by S.Quantin, F.Quantin, in
Épire, Illyrie, Macédoine 175-196 (dr.; French translation). Drawing attenti…
SEG 57-452. Tanagra (area of Delion). Accounts concerning the festival of the Delia and the sanctuary of Apollo Delios, late 2nd cent. B.C.
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Entry Upper part of a stele with a pediment decorated with a floral motif; inscribed on the front (A), the left narrow side (B), and the back (C) with three texts: I = face A LL. 1…
SEG 56-519. Tanagra (?). Labels on a relief cup, early 2nd cent. B.C.
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Entry Mould-made relief skyphos representing the delivery of Oedipus to King Polybos; inscriptions identify most of the figures (the nurse Periboia, Oedipus, Hermes); a personifica…
SEG 55-560ter. Tanagra. Dedication to Isis, undated.
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Entry Lower part of a marble block. Ed.pr. L.Bricault,
RICIS (cf.
SEG 55 2071) 60 no. 105/0207:- - - - - -| [- - -] Εἴσιδι
Bibliography L. Bricault,
Recueil des inscriptions concernant les cultes isiaques (RICIS) (P…
SEG 55-560bis. Tanagra. Two decrees concerning the relocation of the sanctuary of Demeter and Kore and list of sponsors, late 3rd/early 2nd cent. B.C.
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Entry T.Reinach,
REG 12 (1899) 53-115; Migeotte,
Souscriptions no. 28 A;
SEG 47 512*. S.Tsolakidis,
Hellenika 54 (2004) 105/106, rejects Reinach’s restoration of the verb ὑπεργίγνομαι in L. 33 (ἢ δέ κ[ά | τι …
SEG 54-509. Tanagra. Inscriptions.
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Entry The catalogue of an exhibition in the Louvre and the Musée des Beaux Arts in Montreal,
Tanagra: Mythe et archéologie (Paris 2003), contains several inscriptions. These texts are identified and …
SEG 54-510. Tanagra. List of victors at the Sarapieia, ca. 90 B.C.
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IG VII 540;
SEG 19 335; 22 373; 23 270; 25 501 1. J.-Y.Strasser,
Klio 86 (2004) 152/153, notes that Ἀσκληπιάδης Ἱκεσίου is registered as Θηβαῖος (L. 12) and Ἀθηναῖος (L. 18), and argues that Asklepiades …
SEG 53-472. Tanagra. Epitaphs, Classical period.
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Entry Three stelai of black stone found reused in Hellenistic graves. Mentioned by A.Charami,
AD 54 Β1 (1999) [2005] 325:
1) Καλλιγίτα;
2) Πολουκλίδας;
3) Πολυνίκα.
Apparatus criticus [All the names seem to …
SEG 53-471. Tanagra. History and topography.
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Entry In an overview of the history of Tanagra and the extension of its territory, A.Schachter,
Pharos 11 (2003) 45-74, briefly adduces and comments on the following inscriptions:
IG I³ 1149 (69); VII 579 (6…
SEG 51-591. Tanagra. Epitaphs, 2nd/1st cent. B.C.
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EntryThree grave stelai found re-used in a late antique workshop at the site of Δένδρο τοῦ Μπαλῆ. Ed.pr. A.Charami,
AD 52 B1 (1997) [2002] 373 (ph.):
A: Αἰπολλοδότα
Β: Φίλιππος
C: Δαμάτρα
Bibliography A. Charami,
Ἀ…
