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SEG 34-1607-1622. Tentyris (Denderah). Corpus.
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Entry Greek and Latin inscriptions from Tentyris are collected by A. Bernand, Portes (cf.
SEG 34 1520) 109-150 nos. 23-46 (ph.) . Additions and corrections in J. Bingen, CE 59 (1984) 363-364 an…
SEG 34-1594. Koptos. Dedication to Isis, 57 A.D.
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Entry Now in the Greco-Roman Museum in Alexandria. Ed. pr. A. Bernand, Portes (cf.
SEG 34 1520) 189-190 no. 62 (ph.). Cf. J. Bingen, CE 59 (1984) 366; E. Bernand, ZPE 62 (1986) 221, for new readings and for the date .
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SEG 33-630. Delos. Honorary inscription for g. Ofellius ferus.
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Entry I. Délos 1688 (SEG 18 315). Cf. now P. Zanker, in: Les “bourgeoisies” municipales italiennes - - - (cf.
SEG 33 446) 252-257, for a discussion of the statue and inscription. In his view the hono…
SEG 33-837. Emporion (Ampurias). Funerary epigram for (pr?) Omachos, 1st cent. A.D.
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Entry Μ. Almagro, op. cit. (cf.
SEG 33 826-834) 22-24 nos. 4-8 (five fragments). Republished after revision of the stone with bold restorations by A.N. Oikonomides, THE ANCIENT WORLD 7 …
SEG 33-446. Thessaly. Italians in Thessaly.
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Entry Cf. B. Helly, ‘Les Italiens en Thessalie au IIe et au Iers. av. J.- C ’, in: Les “bourgeoisies” municipales italiennes aux IIe et au Ier siècles av. J.-C. (Centre J. Bérard. Institut français de Naples,…
SEG 33-642. Rhodes. Dedication to King Ariarathes vi of Kappadokia, ca 130-112 B.C.
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Entry Rectangular statue base of local marble, found during excavations in 1974 in the Topaloglou property which is situated at the East side of the akropolis and probably housed a…
SEG 33-570. Moesia. Merchants.
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Entry O. Bounegru, STUDCLAS 21 (1983) 59-65, collects epigraphical testimonia concerning the activities of local and foreign merchants and shipowners (ἔμπορος, κάπηλος, ναύκληρος) in the area of the Ro…
SEG 33-490. Salona. Epitaph of the Naukleros Rouphos, Roman Imperial period.
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Entry CIG 9431. L. Moretti, RFIC 112 (1984) 65-66 note 4, recognizes a sailor from Nikomedeia in this text. He reads in LL. 1-3 [Ῥ]οῦφος [Νι]|κομηδ[εὺς] | ναύκλ̣[ηρος instead of [Ῥ]οῦφος [ἐνταῦθα κ|ε]κο[ίμ]η[τ…
SEG 33-1564. Economy. Shipowners and merchants.
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Entry For a partially epigraphical study on the social status of ναύκληροι and ἔμποροι, with special reference to textile-merchants (especially in luxury textile; cf. some remarks on πορφυροπώλης) cf. H.W. …
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 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…
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 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 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 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 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…