Inventory of the Asklepieion (343/2 BC)
Aleshire, Asklepieion, 2 Date: 343/2 BC
[These things were handed over by the priest of Asklepios, – son of – of –], in the archonship of Pythodotos (343/2 BC)[1] . . . golden finger–ring, bound with
. . . on the wall, not weighed, 10 dr.,
. . . instead of this, 2 dr.,[2] (5) . . . of gold, weight
. . . in the priesthood of – , [weight] of small gold objects
. . . in the priesthood of – , diadem
. . . gold, at the top,
. . . weight ¾ ob.; gold nugget
(10) . . . bound with a gold chain
. . . in the priesthood of Thougenes . . . a number of knees: 2[3] . . . weight 4 dr., in the priesthood of Pataikos[4] . . . weight ¾ ob.
(15) . . . gold finger–ring
. . .