Honours for Zoilos, courtier of king Ptolemy V
IG II3 1 1287 Date: 185/4 BC
In the archonship of Eupolemos (185/4), in the tenth prytany,
of Ptolemais, for which Stratonikos son of Stratonikos of
Hamaxanteia was secretary. On the eleventh of Mounychion.
Council in the Council chamber convened at the instigation
(5) of the generals and, resulting from the Council, principal Assembly
in the theatre. Of the presiding committee Ph-tes
son of Theophron of Lamptrai was putting to the vote and his fellow presiding committee members.
The Council and the People decided. Demetrios son of Kteson of
Probalinthos proposed: since Zoilos is honoured by
(10) king Ptolemy and being of great distinction,
is continually well-disposed to the People collectively, and individually
to those citizens arriving in [Egypt] and . . . have explained about these matters[1] . . . . . .