[Tribal?] decree honouring a phylarch
Agora XVI 203 Date: mid-iii BC
. . . . . . having been victorious in
the anthippasia competition at the Olympieia
and having received the tripod,
he crowned the tribe,
(5) displaying his own good will (eunoian) and the love of honour (philotimian) which he continues
to have both towards the Athenian People
and towards his own tribesmen.[1] In order,
therefore, to show . . . (10) . . .