Honours for the People of Tenedos and certain citizens of Tenedos
IG II3 1 401 Date: Ca. 345-338 BC
Decree 1 . . . . . . [the presiding committee allotted
to preside in the People at the] next Assembly shall introduce
Aratos to the People and put his case on the agenda,
and submit the opinion
of the Council to the People that
5 it seems good to the Council, to praise the
city of the Tenedians and their
representative, Aratos,[1] and
his brothers, [Megatimos?] and
Kallistotimos and -
10 children of [Mega?]atimos and crown
each of them with a [foliage] crown;
and they shall be permitted to obtain
from the Athenian People whatever benefit
they may be deemed to be worthy of;
15 and to praise the man who has come
from Tenedos and invite him
to hospitality in the [city hall] tomorrow.
Decree 2 Philodemos son of Autokles
of Eroiadai proposed: in other respects
20 as proposed by the Council, but the secretary
of the Council shall inscribe
this decree on a stone stele
and stand it on the acropolis; and for
inscribing the stele
25 the treasurer of the People shall give [20 or 30] drachmas from the People’s fund
for expenditure on decrees.