Honours for Thraseas of Phlya
IG II3 1 1185 Date: Ca. 215 BC
. . . . . . of the . . . . . . the . . . of king P[tolemy] . . . (5) . . . [make] apparent [his good will?] . . . despatched [ - medimnoi of barley and?] . . . talent(s?) of hair[1] . . . [being always?] co-responsible (paraitios) for some benefit, and announces
that also in future he will show himself
(10) useful to the People; so therefore that the People
may be seen to be duly rendering thanks at
every opportunity to those who benefit it, for good fortune,
the Council shall decide, that the presiding committee
allotted for the forthcoming Assembly shall place these matters
(15) on the agenda, and submit the opinion of the Council
to the People, that it seems good to the Council to praise
Thraseas son of Aetos of Phlya[2] and crown him with a gold
crown according to the law for his [love of honour] and good will towards the Athenian People; and
(20) to announce this crown at the City
Dionysia in the new tragedies and the Panathenaia and
Eleusinia . . . . . .