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SEG 31-803. Samothrake. Regulations concerning the purchase and selling of grain, 2nd half of the 3rd cent. B.C. (Or somewhat later).
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Entry I. Samothrace II 1, 5; cf. L. Robert, GNOMON 35 (1963) 54-57. J. Bingen, AC 50 (1981) 38-44, presents a text with new readings. He argues, that the sitothesia is, for this pe…
SEG 31-1116. Kotiaion (area of Ada Köy). Epitaph for the wife (and daughter?) of the veteran Aurelius Gaius, period of the Tetrarchy.
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Entry Three joining fragments of a large white marble stele; inscription within a double framework; around the frame vines and ivy (“losanges”); above the framework representation …
SEG 31-311. Argos. Boundary stone, Roman.
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Entry SEG 29 356. M. Piérart, BCH 105 (1981) 904-906, note 4, discusses the purpose of this marker in the topography of Roman Argos.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 311 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscri…
SEG 31-731. Delos. Dedication of a sanctuary to the Syrian Gods, 118/117 - 90 B.C.
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Entry Two fragments found in 1912; the right fragment published as I. Délos 2256; the left fragment rediscovered in 1980 and joined by ed. pr. R. Etienne, BCH 105 (1981) 171-173 no…
SEG 31-282. Aigina. Dedication to Dionysos, 3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry SEG 11 4; 14 298; 24 267. L. Robert, A travers l’Asie Mineure (Paris 1980) 400, discusses the mythological-theological implications of the νέος Διόνυσος who is the son of Helios.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 3…
SEG 31-508. Thebes. Epitaph of the Hieraphoros of Isis (Neikaro), late Roman period.
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Entry IG VII 2681 (on the same stone as 2680). A. Schachter, Cults 205, wonders whether this stone comes from Tanagra. He points to IG VII 1621 (from Tanagra): a funerary relief for Νεικαρώ, representing a woman …
SEG 31-1568. Egypt. Unknown provenance. Magic inscription. 4th cent. A.D.
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Entry Upper part of a black stone; on one side an animal-headed person with upraised arm to the right, with four rays on its head; in front of it a long stick; behind the figure in…
SEG 31-262. Athens. Christian gravestone.
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Entry IG III 3482. D. Feissel, BCH 105 (1981) 484-485 (ph.), comparing
SEG 31 261, restores [μό]νος ἐπ̣ι̣σ̣τ̣άμενος, ἀμήν at the beginning of this text.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 262 Publication year 1981 Typ…
SEG 31-860. Portus. Dedication to Sarapis, 1st half of the 2nd cent. A.D.
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Entry L. Vidman, Sylloge inscriptiοnum religionis Isiacae et Serapiacae no. 533 f. L. Moretti, Scritti Grosso 381, presents the following text.
Inscription Α(ἰλία) Ἰουλιανὴ Διὶ Ἡλίῳ | Σαράπιδί εὐχήν
Apparatus…
SEG 31-84. Athens. Honorary decree granting Sitesis, end of 4th cent. B.C.
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Entry IG II² 513. M.J. Osborne, ZPE 42 (1981) 172-174, after study of the stone, prints a new text with the following new readings and restorations. LL. 1-3 [- - - ἐπαινέσαι μὲν Λυκοῦρ]γ̣ον Λ̣[υκόφρονος]|[[Βουτ…
SEG 31-158. Rhamnous. Dedication(?), ca. 250 B.C.
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Entry SEG 21 894; 22 200. B.C. Petrakos, AE (1979) [1981] 59-61, no. 9 (dr.), suggests that this fragment may be part of a monument honoring the strategos Θούκριτος Ἀλκιμάχου Μυρρινούσιος. Cf. IG II² 2856; Pou…
SEG 31-1331. Amathous (E. Nekropolis). Epitaph of Auxeo.
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Entry Now in the Limassol District Museum. Mentioned by I. Nicolaou, RDAC (1981) 194.
Inscription Αὐξηὼ | χρηστή, | χαῖρε
Apparatus criticus Undated by N.; cf.
SEG 31 1329, 1355 and 1364.
Entry metadata SEG entry SE…
SEG 31-111. Rhamnous. Fragment of a deme decree of Rhamnous, 3rd cent. B.C.
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Entry Upper part of a stele of white marble found in the Greek excavations at Rhamnous. Ed. pr. B.C. Petrakos, AE (1979) [1981] 73, no. 31, who suggests that this is the first line…
SEG 31-413. Orchomenos.
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Entry For a dedication, assigned to Orchomenos in IG but possibly coming from Koroneia cf.
SEG 31 402.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 413 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscription iSEG 31 413 Theme n/a
In…
SEG 31-587. Phthiotic Thebes. Fragmentary inscription.
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Entry Quadrangular marble slab with recessed field containing three octogonal shields; on the upper rim the inscription; found in the Basilika of Martyrios. Ed. pr. P.H. Lazaridis, PAAH (1979) [1981] 63 (ph.).
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SEG 31-684. Kallatis. Amphora stamps, 4th- 2nd cent. B.C.
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Entry Edd. pr. O. Bounegru - C. Chiriac, PONTICA 14 (1981) 249-254, publish two amphora stamps from Thasos, five from Sinope, two from Rhodes, one from Chersonesos, one from Herakleia Pontikē and two from Knidos.
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SEG 31-244. Rhamnous. Gravestone, 1st cent. B.C.
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Entry Upper part of a large column of white marble found on the sacred way. Ed. pr. B.C. Petrakos, AE (1979) [1981] 74, no. 35.
Inscription Μνησι[- - - -] Α̣ἰ̣ν̣[ησιδήμου?] [- - - - - - ]
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 24…
SEG 31-1635. Unknown provenance. Fragments of a comedy, 1st cent. B. C. - 50 A.D./2nd - early 3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry Enamelled glass beaker with a scene from (or derived from) New Comedy; probably from Egypt (Alexandria ?). Graffiti painted in five sections (I-V) in the empty spaces between…
SEG 31-1091. Pessinous. Epitaph of Aprilla, Roman Imperial period (?).
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Entry CIG 4091. J.H.M. Strubbe, MNEMOSYNE 34 (1981) 119 note 59 (b), suggests reading in L. 5 <μν>ῆς χάριν instead of [μνή]μης. The copy of R. Pococke reads ΛΙΜΗΣ; ΛΙ is perhaps an Μ and the Μ a N. For the form μνῆς χάριν …
SEG 31-301. Nemea. Lead tablets, 5th cent. B.C.
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Entry SEG 29 351. M. Piérart, BCH 105 (1981) 611-612, discusses the phratry name Ἀρκωιΐδας and emends the reading of the ed. pr. of (a) IL 259 to Δμαὶππίδαι. See
SEG 31 304, 305.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 301 Publi…
SEG 31-872. Rome. Christian epitaph of Merkouriane.
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Entry ICUR 4033. A. Ferrua, op. cit. (cf.
SEG 31 863) 118, restores this text as follows (now also in ICUR 22833).
Inscription [Μερκ]ουριανὴ | [εὐ]φρόνι
Apparatus criticus Undated by Ferrua.
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SEG 31-946. Stratonikeia (Lagina). Dedication to Zeus Hypsistos and Theion Basilikon.
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Entry C. Diehl - G. Cousin, BCH 11 (1887) 1 59 no. 67; SEG 20 2 (I. Stratonikeia, 519). A.R.R. Sheppard, art. cit. (cf.
SEG 31 1689) 86, argues that in this dedication (Διὶ ὑψίσ[τῳ] | καὶ Θείῳ τ[ῷ βα]σιλικῷ) the latter…
SEG 31-88. Athens. Decree in honor of Herodoros, 295/4 B.C.
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Entry IG II² 646. SEG 25 86; 29 95. For discussion of the tyranny of Lachares and the historical importance of this decree with a new text, see Osborne, Naturalization 2. 144-153. H. Heinen, GGA 233 (1981) 18…
SEG 31-1072. Herakleia. Funerary epigram for the Pantomime Krispos, 2nd-3rd cent. A.D.
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Entry S. S̗ahin, ZPE 18 (1975) 293-297 (cf. J. and L. Robert, BE, 1976, no. 687). L. Robert, JS (1981) 40-41, comments on this epigram. We reproduce the text here.
Inscription Ἔσχατα μερόπων δώματα καὶ τείχεα τύμβοι…
SEG 31-1096. Pessinous (Balihisar). Epitaph, after the early 5th cent. A.D.
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Entry Fragment of a marble stele; at the right part of a frame; inscription in the recessed panel and on the frame. Found in the village of Balihisar; now in the Archaeological M…
SEG 31-1649. Law: the concept of ΑΤΙΜΙΑ.
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Entry S. Vleminck, LEC 49 (1981) 251-265, discusses the origin and meaning of ἀτιμία/ἄτιμος and related terms (ἀγώγιμος, (ἀπο)τίνειν, ἔκσπονδος, ἐπίτιμος, πολέμιος, ποινή, τιμή) adducing mainly literary…
SEG 31-880. Tarentum (area of). Stamp on an oscillum, 4th- 3rd cent. B.C.
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Entry Cf. SEG 30 1222. Circular terracotta oscillum with a male figure (of a deity ?) and two holes for suspending or fastening above the stamp. Ed. pr. M.T. Laporta, QUADERNI DEL …
SEG 31-1647. Governors in Roman Britain.
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Entry A.R. Birley, The Fasti of Roman Britain (Oxford 1981), collects and studies the literary and epigraphical evidence concerning the Roman governors in Britannia from 43 A.D. to 409 A…
SEG 31-361. Olympia. Leasing contract, 5th cent. B.C.
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Entry IvO 18. SEG 11 1185. See infra
SEG 31 1650.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 361 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscription I. v. Olympia 18 | iSEG 11 1185 Theme n/a Selected Topics: agriculture; burial…
SEG 31-29. Athens. Akropolis dedication, ca. 500 B.C.
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Entry IG I² 666. A.J. Podlecki, Studies M.F. McGregor, 99, restores the second word e.g. as a patronymic, Οἴ[κλεος].
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 29 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscription IG I-2 …
SEG 31-65. Athens. Alliance between Korkyra and Athens, 375 B.C.
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Entry IG II² 97. SEG 21 235. J. Cargill, The Second Athenian League (Berkeley 1981) 72-74, reprints and translates the text. He suggests that this alliance does not imply Korkyraian membershi…
SEG 31-1687. Religion: the oracles of Klaros and Didyma.
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Entry Cf. R. van den Broek, Apollo in Asia. De orakels van Clarus en Didyma in de tweede en derde eeuw na Chr., Leiden 1981 (27 pp.), who after a general introduction focusses on the oracle SEG 27 933,…
SEG 31-339. Sparta. Fragmentary Imperial rescript, 3rd/4th cent. A.D.
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Entry IG V.1 1569a. SEG 11 886. See M. Šašel Kos, ILGR no. 37.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 339 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscription IG V 1 1569 | iSEG 11 886 Theme n/a Selected Topics: Latin inscript…
SEG 31-300. Sikyon.
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Entry For Latin inscriptions from Sikyon, see M. Šašel Kos, ILGR no. 81-83. For a Sikyonian dedication at Olympia, see
SEG 31 369.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 300 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscrip…
SEG 31-1516. Fayum. Meris of Polemon. Corpus of the inscriptions.
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Entry E. Bernand, Recueil des inscriptions grecques du Fayoum III: la “méris” de Polémon (Inst. fr. d’Arch. orient, du Caire, Bibl. d’Et. vol. 80, Cairo-Paris 1981). J. Bingen, CE 57 (1982) 16…
SEG 31-1056. Ilion. Treaty between king Antiochos and Lysimacheia, before 250 B.C.?
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Entry P. Frisch, I. Ilion, 45. J.-L. Ferrari, P. Gauthier, JS (1981) 327-345 (ph.), dispute the identification of the king with Antiochos III (Frisch and earlier scholars: ca. 196 …
SEG 31-263. Athens. Christian gravestone, 5th cent. A.D.
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Entry Fragment of a stone plaque found on the northeast slope of the Akropolis near the church of the Anargyroi. Ed. pr. K.M. Konstantinopoulos, APMONIA (1900) 32, no. 25 (ph.), wh…
SEG 31-729. Delos. Dedication to Hestia (?).
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Entry I. Délos 2410. R. Etienne, BCH 105 (1981) 181 no. 8 (ph.), points out that in this inscription (ΑˈΑΛΣ | EϹTIAI) there are too many uncertain readings to interpret it as a dedication to Hestia:…
SEG 31-357. Olympia. Treaty between Sybaris and the Serdaioi, ca. 550-500 B.C.
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Entry SEG 22 336; 25 460; 30 424. H. van Effenterre, PP 192 (1980) 161-175, gives a detailed analysis of the text of this document. In L. 1 he interprets ἀρμόχθεν as meaning “united to do (something)” not “uni…
SEG 31-1672. Onomastics. ΩΡΟΣ/ΟΡΟΣ.
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Entry H. Solin, COMMENTATIONES HUMANARUM LITTERARUM 69 (1981) 52 note 26, points out that the name Ὧρος is very frequent in Egypt, where it is “natürlich zum Götternamen gebildet”. This is also p…
SEG 31-56. Athens. Catalogue, epigram, and decree in honor of those who captured Phyle, 403/2 B.C.
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Entry SEG 28 45. D.L. Page, Further Greek Epigrams (Cambridge 1981) 419-421, reprints the text of the epigram with commentary.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 56 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscripti…
SEG 31-242. Rhamnous. Gravestone of Kleagora, 4th cent. B.C.
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Entry Several joining fragments of a marble pedimental stele with three women and a baby shown in relief (incomplete). Inscription on the epistyle above the relief. Found in excava…
SEG 31-292. Corinth.
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Entry For a selection of recently discovered Latin inscriptions from Corinth, see M. Šašel Kos, ILGR nos. 93-112.
Entry metadata SEG entry SEG 31 292 Publication year 1981 Type epigraphical Inscription iSEG 31 …
SEG 31-252. Athens. Grave Lekythos of Charikles.
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Entry White marble lekythos of uncertain provenance bearing a sculptural relief of four figures: an unlabelled slave, a dead warrior, two old men. Now in the Roman Agora, no. 747. …
SEG 31-562. Delphi. Dedication to Apollo, after 200 B.C.
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Entry Dedication inscribed on a block belonging to niche B (cf.
SEG 31 529). Ed. pr. J.- F. Bommelaer, BCH 105 (1981) 478-480 (ph.).
Inscription Δαρικὸς |Ἀπόλλωνι
Apparatus criticus 1. First example of Δαρικός as…
SEG 31-38. Markopoulo. Dedication of a herm by Leokrates, 480-460 B.C.
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Entry IG I² 821. SEG 10 340; 25 53. D.L. Page, Further Greek Epigrams (Cambridge 1981) 144-146 no. xv, reprints the text with ap. crit. and commentary. He rejects the two additional lines pres…
SEG 31-855. Forum Corneli (Imola). Epitaph, 6th cent. A.D.
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Entry Fragmentary white marble slab found in 1980 in the area of the Villa Clelia at Imola. Ed. pr. L. Criscuolo, EPIGRAPHICA 43 (1981) 243-245 (ph. ) .
Inscription Mημώριο[ν τοῦ δεῖνoς] 4 ις, υἱός [- - -] Βάσσου [- -…
SEG 31-362. Olympia. Decrees of the eleian democracy, ca. 500 B.C.
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Entry IvO 7 (SEG 11 1181) and IvO 9 (SEG 11 1182). J.L. O’Neil, CQ 31 (1981) 339-340, interprets both texts as evidence for a non-Athenian type of democracy in Elis ca. 500 B.C. wh…
SEG 31-870. Rome. Christian epitaph of Herm (es ?).
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Entry ICUR 11040 (De Rossi, Roma sotterranea II p. 325 and III p. 392). A. Ferrua, RAC 57 (1981) 7-8 no. 1, publishes a photo of this text. He corrects some details in the description o…
SEG 31-1546. Terenouthis. Epitaph, 2nd half of the 2nd cent. A.D.
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Entry Oblong limestone stele said to come from Alexandria, in 1980 in the antiquities market in Germany. Relief with incisions, representing within a painted niche a man reclining …
