Honours for doctors (?)
SEG 18.11 Date: ca. 321-302 BC
. . . [showing the goodwill][1] which [they have had towards the city] both now and in the [previous time, both] [themselves and their ancestors], the People
shall decide to praise them on account of their
(5) goodwill and love of honour towards the
People of the Athenians and shall crown
each of them with a golden crown of 1000
drachmai, and the secretary of the Council
shall inscribe this decree on a stone
(10) stele and set it up in the Asklepieion in the city, and for the inscription
of the stele, the treasurer of the People shall give
50 drachmai from the People’s expenditure for
decrees.
col. 1
col. 2
In crown (15) The People
In crown The Council