Honours for the prytany of Aiantis
IG II3 1 1307 Date: 180/79 or 179/8
Decree 1 . . . . . . . Of the presiding committee D - son of - of - was putting to the vote
and his fellow presiding committee members. [The Council] decided. -nias son of Stesichoros of -
proposed: since the prytany of Aiantis has praised and crowned
the treasurer, whom they chose from themselves, Aristomenes of Marathon, and declares to the Council that
(5) he has performed all the proper sacrifices in the prytany on behalf of the Council,
the People, the children and the women and has also taken care of everything else well and
with love of honour (philotimōs), for good fortune, the Council shall decide to praise the treasurer and to crown him
with a [foliage] crown and to praise and crown also the secretary whom they chose
from themselves, - son of - of Rhamnous and to praise and crown the priest
(10) of the eponymous - of - and the treasurer of the Council Hegetor son of Aristoboulos of
Oinoe and the secretary of the Council and the People Euthymachos son of Ergochares of Kerameis and
the undersecretary Demetrios son of Kteson of [Prob]ali[nthos] (?) and the herald of the Council and the
People Eukles son of Eukles of Berenikidai and the pipe-player Neokles of Berenikidai; and the
prytany secretary shall inscribe this decree on a stone stele and stand it
(15) in the prytanikon, [and for the inscribing and the] setting up of the stele the
administrator (ton epi tei dioikēsei) shall defray the accrued cost.
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The People (crowns)
the prytany
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Decree 2 In the archonship of - , in the tenth prytany, of Aiantis, for which
- son of - of was secretary. . . . (30) On the - , - of the prytany. Principal Assembly in the [theatre]. Of the
presiding committee - son of - of - was putting to the vote and his fellow presiding committee members. [The People] decided.
- son of - of - proposed: concerning what the prytany of Aiantis reports
about the sacrifices which they made before the Assemblies to Apollo Prostaterios
and to Artermis Boulaia and . . . and to the other gods
(35) for whom it is customary, for good fortune, the People shall decide to welcome the good results that have occurred
in the sacrifices which they made for the health and preservation of the Council and the People and the
allies; and since the prytany has made all the sacrifices which are proper in the prytany
well and with love of honour (philotimōs) and also has taken care of the convening of the Council and the
People and of everything else which the laws and the decrees of the People prescribe for it,
(40) to praise the prytany of Aiantis and to crown it with a gold crown according to the
law for its piety towards the gods and its love of honour (philotimias) towards the Council and the People
of the Athenians; and the prytany secretary shall inscribe this decree
on a stone stele and stand it in the prytanikon, and for the inscribing of the stele and its
[setting up] the administrator (ton epi tei dioikēsei) shall defray the accrued cost.
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Theotimos son of Theodo(ros)
Philon
Hermias
Aristippos
(60) Sosos son of Demetri(os)
Metron
Dioskourides
Nikeas
Alexandros
(65) Potamon
Philoxenides
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Zenothemis
Lyson
Ariston son of Deme(trios)
(70) Demoxenos
Aphthonetos
Phaleron Menedemos
Attalos
(75) Timarchides
Hermippos
Helixos
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Hippias
Demetrios son of Time(-)
(80) Pindaros
Pytheas
Demetrios son of Deme(trios)
Asklepiades
Zoandros
(85) Ion
Epaineas
Olympiodoros
Philokrates
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The Council (crowns)
(100) -
of -
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The Council (crowns)
Hegetor
of Oinoe
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