Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum
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SEG 29-791. Thasos. Painted inscription on a red-figured attic bowl, 520-510 B.C.
(162 words)
SEG 29-1297. Nikaia (area of Gürmüzlü). Epitaph of Alexandros.
(362 words)
SEG 29-806. Chalkis. Agonistic inscription concerning the Hermaia, 120-100 B.C.
(1,194 words)
SEG 28-604. Markianopolis (area of Vâlčidol). Dedication to Hermes, 3rd cent. A.D.
(220 words)
SEG 28-1125. Eumeneia. Epitaph of Severus Argentius and others, 2nd-3rd cent. A.D.
(410 words)
SEG 28-838. Halikarnassos. Dedication to Aphrodite.
(292 words)
SEG 28-778. Leuca (Grotta Porcinara). Euploia - inscription for a ship, late 1st cent. B.C. - Early 3rd cent. A.D.
(392 words)
SEG 48-2009. Koptos. Stamped amphora stoppers, early Roman Imperial period.
(666 words)
SEG 45-2309. Prosopography. The families of Lysias of Athens and Simalos of Salamis on Delos.
(909 words)
SEG 47-472. Boiotia. Economy in the early Imperial period.
(315 words)
SEG 45-1481. Tarentum (area of Masseria Gravinola). Graffito on a kylix, ca. 500 B.C.
(196 words)
SEG 49-1207. Crete. Economy.
(2,849 words)
SEG 47-1021. Thrace. Romans in Thrace.
(207 words)
SEG 47-969. Thessalonika. Bilingual epitaph of C.Popillius, ca. 50. B.C.
(246 words)
SEG 43-1254. Magna Graecia. Romanization and Hellenization.
(537 words)
SEG 43-773-781. Ephesos. Honorary inscriptions.
(2,752 words)
SEG 48-1354. Ephesos. Grain price and urban control.
(364 words)
SEG 48-1332. Halikarnassos. Funerary epigram for Castricius and his wife, late Hellenistic period.
(320 words)
SEG 45-108. Athens. Decree in honor of Xenokrates of Chios, 247/6 or 246/5 B.C.
(294 words)
SEG 42-746. Rhodes. List of foreigners, late 2nd/1st cent. B.C.
(1,424 words)