AgoraXV 52 List of names, prytany Leontis

List of names, prytany Leontis

Agora XV 52 Date: ca. 330-325 BC

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Text missing - son of -chos - son of Menestratos [Eupyridai?] - son of Polykles (5) [Sostratide?]s son of Ekphantos [deme] - son of Amynandros - son of Athenotimos [deme] (10) - son of Kallistratos - son of -okles [deme] - son of -doros - son of -os Text missing

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Text missing [Phrearrhioi] Two lines missing K- Dio- Lykinos son of - Phanias son of Aganor (20) Leukon son of Demeas Euboulos son of Diodoros Aristokritos son of Autophanes Sounion Andromenes son of Chalkideus (25) Diophanes son of Diopeithes Thoutimides son of Phanias Dionysiphilos son of Thougeiton Potamos Deiradiotes Pyrrhos son of Euthymachos (30) Polykles son of Heortios Deiradiotai Text missing.^[1]

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References:

Agora XV 52 (Translated text) (PHI)

IG II² 1752 (PHI)

SEG 39.179 (PHI)

Tracy, ADT 131

Humphreys, Kinship, 1218a

Translation by: Stephen Lambert

Monument type: Uncertain

Inscription type: List of names (prytany?)

Findspot: Unknown (EM 4660)

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[1] Textual Note. AIO's text follows Agora XV. 1-2. IG (following Sundwall, Klio 5, 1905, 282) restores [Paionidai] | - | - son of -chos | [Oinophilos son of Me]nestratos, suggesting that his father was Oinophilos son of Menestratos of Paionidai at IG II³ 4, 25, 95, of ca. 370/69 BC (cf. D. M. Lewis ap. R. Develin, Athenian Officials, 1989, 426 = SEG 39.179). This is possible, but not certain (not accepted in the Athenian Onomasticon). 3-5 The restoration of [Eupyridai] depends on the identification (first made by Sundwall and accepted most recently by Humphreys) of the man at l. 5 as Sostratides son of Ekphantos of Eupyridai, prytany secretary in 329/8 BC, IG II³ 1, 355 and 356 (or possibly a brother). Ekphantos is a sufficiently uncommon name for that to be plausible, but not completely certain.

This fragment, which is broken on all sides and at the back, is most likely from a prytany dedication of Leontis (on this genre of inscription see IG I³ 515). For the well-attested bouleutic quota of Phrearrhioi (9), see AIO 2776; for the quotas of Sounion (4) and Potamos Deiradiotes (2), e.g. IG II³ 4, 25. For the men listed, a number of whom are identifiable, see the notes in Agora XV and Humphreys, and for full and up-to-date prosopographical data, Athenian Onomasticon. The prosopography "suggests a date for this inscription between 340 and 320 BC" (Meritt and Traill). This is consistent with Tracy's identification of the lettering as that of his "Cutter of IG II² 1176", whose small body of known work dates to ca. 330-324/3 BC. For the tribal sanctuary of Leontis, recently identified in the Agora, see SEG 66.141.

Added: 24 Sep 2023
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