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AIO

AIO 823 - Rhamnous honours the general Epichares of Ikarion

AIO 837 - Rhamnous honours Dikaiarchos of Thria

AIO 842 - Soldiers stationed in Rhamnous honour their unit commanders

AIO 844 - Rhamnous honours its demarch (?)

AIUK 4.5 (BM, Dedications)

AIUK 4.5 (BM, Dedications) no. 10 - Relief of Jason the Physician

Agora XIX

Agora XIX P5 - Sale of confiscated property and mine leases, 367/6 BC

CEG 2,

CEG 2, no. 569 - Funerary Monument of Phanostrate, Midwife and Doctor

I Rhamnous

I Rhamnous 4 - Rhamnous (?) honours a general and soldiers

I Rhamnous 7 - Rhamnous awards divine honours to king Antigonos

I Rhamnous 10 - Athenian soldiers serving at Rhamnous honour their general

IG II² 5

IG II² 5 13252 - Taurobolic inscription

IG II² 5 13253 - Taurobolic inscription

IG II² 5 13293 - Late antique building inscription in the theatre of Dionysos

IG II³ 4

IG II³ 4 1 - Dedication to Apollo by Athens and her allies

IG II³ 4 2 - Dedication to the Twelve Gods by the Council of 357/6 BC

IG II³ 4 4 - Dedication by the Council of 332/1 BC

IG II³ 4 5 - Dedication by the People to the Two Goddesses

IG II³ 4 6 - Dedication by the People to the Two Goddesses

IG II³ 4 700 - Dedication of statue of Phanostrate

IG II³ 4 808 - Dedication to Asklepios and Hygieia

15 Sep 2017: This release further enhances coverage of key documents of 403-353 BC, adding or revising: RO 25 (Silver coinage law), RO 26 (Grain tax law), RO 33 and RO 34 (Dionysios of Syracuse), RO 35 (Protest to Aitolian League), RO 36 (Sales of confiscated property and mine leases), RO 38 (Menelaos the Pelagonian), RO 41 (Alliance with Peloponnesian cities after Mantinea), RO 44 (Thessalian federation). Also new are the funerary monument for the midwife and doctor, Phanostrate (4th cent. BC), IG II² 6873, and a dedication newly identified as probably relating to the same woman, IG II³ 4, 700; dedications relating to the doctor, Jason of Acharnai (2nd cent. AD), IG II³ 4, 808 and 836; further 4th cent. BC dedications by the Council or Assembly: IG II³ 4, 1; 2; 4; 5; 6; some significant 3rd cent. BC inscriptions from Rhamnous (translations only): I Rham. 1 (Soldiers honour unit leaders), 3 (Honours for general Epichares), 4 (Honours for general and soldiers), 6 (Honours for demarch), 7 (Divine honours for king Antigonos), 10 (Honours for general), 17 (Honours for Dikaiarchos of Thria); three inscriptions of 4th cent. AD: IG II² 5, 13252, 13253, 13293. We are also pleased to announce the start on 1 Oct. of the 4-year AHRC-funded project, Attic Inscriptions in UK Collections (AIUK).