AIUK46 no. 6 Grave stele of Eumachos

Grave stele of Eumachos

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 6 Date: early iv BC

Εὔμαχος Εὐθυμάχο Ἀ̣λωπεκ̣ῆθε[ν].

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AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 6 (Translated text) (AIUK) (AIO)

IG II² 5556 (PHI)

GIBM I 79

Conze III no. 1611

Translation by: Robert Pitt

AIO Images: 1

Monument type: Stele

Inscription type: Funerary

Findspot: Athens, built into a wall (BM 1785,0527.4)

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[1] This funerary monument dating to the early 4th century BC is among the inscriptions acquired in Athens by Richard Chandler in 1765-6 and presented to the British Museum by the Society of Dilettanti in 1785 (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 1). It commemorates an Athenian citizen male, identified by the characteristic citizen nomenclature of name, "Eumachos", patronymic, "son of Euthymachos", and demotic, "of Alopeke", a deme located at modern Katsipodi, outside the city walls of Athens to the south-east. He is not otherwise known. The missing part of the stele beneath the name may have included more names of family members or a painting. For more detailed discussion of the inscription see AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments), no. 6.

Added: 6 Apr 2022
Updated: 6 Apr 2022
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