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SEG 28-604. Markianopolis (area of Vâlčidol). Dedication to Hermes, 3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry Limestone block, with relief representing an altar, at the left a woman with a long robe, at the right a male figure with a cornucopia in his right hand (Hermes). Ed. pr. G. …
SEG 28-1125. Eumeneia. Epitaph of Severus Argentius and others, 2nd-3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry White marble altar with mouldings above and below; in a tabula ansata under a garland an inscription; on the left side under a round boss a garland with grapes; on the back a…
SEG 28-838. Halikarnassos. Dedication to Aphrodite.
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Entry Ed. pr. W.R. Paton - J.L. Myres, JHS 16 (1896) 216-217 no. 5 (dr.). W. Peek, SRKK, II, 690-691, no. 1, reads the text as follows:
Inscription Ἀφροδίτηι Φάεινος Ζηνοδώρου 4 [Φαῖνο]ς σοι τόδε, Κύπρι, καλὸγ κ…
SEG 28-778. Leuca (Grotta Porcinara). Euploia - inscription for a ship, late 1st cent. B.C. - Early 3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry Inscription in a tabula ansata carved in the rock. Mentioned by C. De Giorgi, La Grotta Porcinara al Capo di S. Maria di Leuca, “Il Giusti”, I, 18, Lecce (August 1884). Ed. pr. C. Pagliara, Leuca (1978) 205-20…
SEG 29-791. Thasos. Painted inscription on a red-figured attic bowl, 520-510 B.C.
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Entry Three fragments of an Attic bowl, found in the Artemision. Ed. pr. J.- J. Maffre, BCH Suppl. 5 (1979) 63-69 (ph.).
Inscription Ἀπολλόδωρος ὁ Διφίλο̄ ἀν[έθηκεν]
Apparatus criticus Bowl of the Athenian pa…
SEG 29-1297. Nikaia (area of Gürmüzlü). Epitaph of Alexandros.
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Entry Marble pedimental stele with akroteria; under the pediment in a slightly recessed niche a standing male figure; now in the Museum of Iznik. Ed. pr. S. Şahin, I. Iznik, no. 197 (ph.).
Inscription Ἀλέξανδρος Ἀ…
SEG 29-806. Chalkis. Agonistic inscription concerning the Hermaia, 120-100 B.C.
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Entry Left part of marble plaque; within a tabula ansata two series of wreaths (of each series two preserved; three on the lost part); above, within, between and left of the wreath…
SEG 30-1439. Prusias ad Hypium.
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Entry L. Robert, ATAM, ch. II, deals at great length with the geography and the resources of the area round Prousias as described by numerous ancient travellers. Before the foundat…
SEG 30-1870. Vocabulary: ΝΑΥΚΛΗΡΟΙ and related maritime terms.
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Entry J. Vélissaropoulos, Les nauclères grecs. Recherches sur les institutions maritimes en Grèce et dans l’Orient hellénisé (Geneva, Paris 1980), presents an exhaustive study of the various term…
SEG 30-1357. Miletos. Inscribed marble block, Roman Imperial period.
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Entry A. Rehm, Milet I, 7, 305 no. 210. L. Robert, ATAM 342-350, comments on the word Τραγακάνθη carefully engraved on this well-polished block, which was found on the “Südmarkt”. He endorses Rehm…
SEG 30-1783. Kyrene. Stele of the ΣΥΛΑ, ca 335 B.C.
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Entry SEG 27 1194. B. Bravo, ASNP 10, 3 (1980) 741-742, interprets the expression οῦλα τὰ ποτὶ (acc. personae) ἐλύσαμες, followed by a genitive ταλάντων, μνᾶν (LL. 17-30) as “Nous avons éliminé l’état de …
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 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 30-1642. Salamis. Bilingual honorary inscription for C. Iulius Nidas, Augustan period.
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Entry IGR III 996 (CIL III 12110).T.B. Mitford, art. cit. (cf.
SEG 30 1568) 276-277, analyses the names of the honorand and of those who honor (Γ. Ἰούλιος Νίδας; Γ. Ἰούλιος Χεῖος Κυδνιανός, Ἰουλία Λαμπύρις, wife a…
SEG 30-845. Tomis. Epitaph.
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Entry J. Micu, ANALELE DOBROGEI 18 (1937) 31 no. 186 (J. and L. Robert, ΒΕ, 1939, no. 224). L. Robert, ATAM 80, points out that in this epitaph (. . . . .ν Στρατοκλεῦς Προυσιεὺς ἀπὸ - - - |- - ΠΟΡΟΣ ἐτ(ῶν) - -) one sh…
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. …
SEG 32-939. Gravisca. Names of dedicators.
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Entry Cf. A.I. Nemirovsky, VDI (1982) 1, 152-162, for a general study of the results of the excavations in this Greek emporion. Special study of the name Λήθαος (related to Homeric Λήθοιος, Il. XI 840-843, and t…
SEG 32-940-1017. Gravisca. Dedications, 560-400 B.C.
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Entry In the context of a case-study of the Greco-oriental commerce (cf. already SEG 27 671) M. Torelli, PP 37 (1982) 304-325, presents a list of the Greek dedications, for the gre…
SEG 32-1079. Lugdunum. Funerary epigram for the syrian Ioulianos, end 2nd - 3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry SEG 28 826*. In the context of a study on the linguistic situation in Gaul in the 3rd and 4th cent. A.D. A. Momigliano, ASNP 12 (1982) 1105-1115, esp. 1109-1111, points out t…
