IGII34 66 Dedication by officials

Dedication by officials

IG II³ 4 66 Date: mid-4th cent. BC

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. . . ^[1] . . . ^I - son of - of Ankyle^II . . . of Kydathenaion^III uninscribed space

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(5) . . . ^IV Nikias son of Nikides of Sphettos^V Eukrates son of Lysikrates of Epikephisia^VI Aristoboulos son of Boularchos of Phlya^VII (9) Philoxenos son of Antiphon of Eleusis^VIII (14) Diotimos of Thespiai made (this).^[2]

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(10) Dionysios . . . ^IX Aischylos son of S- ^X Secretary - son of Elpinos of E- uninscribed space

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References:

IG II³ 4 66 (Translated text) (IG Online)

IG II² 2814 (PHI)

DNO 2580

Translation by: David Weidgenannt

Monument type: Base

Inscription type: Dedication (uncertain public body), Dedication (Apollo?)

Findspot: Athens (southeast of Olympieion) (EM 10331)

Transliterations on Places on

[1] From its findspot and triangular form (to carry a tripod, cf. P. Amandry, BCH 100, 1976, 25-26 figs. 9-11) it seems that this was a dedication to Apollo in the Pythion, perhaps by a board of epistatai responsible for the Thargelia (but A. Matthaiou, in A. Delivorrias et al. eds., Epainos Luigi Beschi, 2011, 269 argues that the findspot does not necessarily indicate a connection with the festival). This was the area in which most dedications by victorious sponsors (choregoi) of the dithyrambic competition at the Thargelia were found (cf. IG II³ 4, 475, with notes). [2] The sculptor Diotimos is known only from this monument.

Added: 29 Mar 2018
Updated: 21 Sep 2022
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