IGII34 21 Dedication by the prytany of Pandionis

Dedication by the prytany of Pandionis

IG II³ 4 21 Date: ca. 390-360 BC

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^[1]Deme name . . . Lys- son of -kles . . . (5) traces of a name traces of a name –os son of Antikleides - son of Onetides - son of –phon (10) traces of a name –os son of Leosthenes –oros son of Theodoros Dorikleides from Konthyle (15) Opsiades from Oa Demokrates son of Demodokos Androkles son of Lykinos Eupolemos (20) Thrasyboulos son of Diodoros from Myrrhinous –os son of Polyeuktos

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. . . . . . (25) traces of a name - son of -kles –ios son of Lampon from Angele Menekles son of Menestratos (30) Menandros son of Menes Antimenes son of Antibios [from Prasiai] traces of a name Timandros son of Timonides (35) (H?)eudekrates son of Eukleides from Steiria Stratokles son of Metalexis Kallimachos son of Lysimachos Kephisios son of Kephisodoros (40) from Kytherros Hegemon son of Autophon Demonikos son of Asmetos

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[from Kydathenaion or Paiania] traces of a name (45) Archikles son of Ain- Mnesitheos son of Mnesigenes Kleon son of Menexenos Euagoras son of Dionysios Demostratos son of Lysanias (50) Straton son of Stratios Philostratos son of Philinos - son of –dotos L- son of Diodotos Sosigenes son of Lykinos (55) from Probalinthos Endemos son of E[n?]demos uninscribed space traces of a name Pythodoros son of Antiphilos traces of a name (60) Pithon secretary Chairestratos son of Thosk- (?) of Kollytos.

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References:

IG II³ 4 21 (Translated text) (IG Online)

SEG 23.87

SEG 32.172

SEG 36.214

Agora XV 10 (PHI)

Translation by: Stephen Lambert, Alex Wilding

Monument type: Base

Inscription type: Dedication (prytany)

Original location: [Acropolis (sanctuary of Pandion)]

Findspot: Acropolis (north-east wall) (Acropolis Museum 2965)

Transliterations on Places on

[1] This is a list of names of the prytany of Pandionis, which had doubtless won the competition for best prytany in the Council in its year of office, similar to IG I³ 515. Dates for the inscription ranging from ca. 390 to ca. 360 have been suggested. Letter forms and prosopography permit no greater precision. The dedication, the upper surface of which has a cutting for a votive, will have been erected in the sanctuary of Pandion on the acropolis (cf. U. Kron, Die zehn attischen Phylenheroen, 1976, 109-10). For other dedications by the prytany of Pandionis see IG II³ 4, 26, 29, 48, 55, 83, 94 (?).

The Athenian Onomasticon follows Agora XV in allocating the names in ll. 1-13 to Paiania and those at ll. 44-54 to Kydathenaion. IG, following F. Bourriot, Historia 31, 1982, 403-35 (SEG 32.172), however, is sceptical, and considers both Kydathenaion and Paiania as possible restorations of the deme heading at l. 43.

Added: 2 Jul 2018
Updated: 19 Feb 2024
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