Proxeny for a Hestiaian
IG II3 1 479 Date: After 325? BC
. . . . . . on the -
of the prytany. [Of the presiding committee (proedrōn)] . . . was putting to the vote.
The People decided. . . . of Oion proposed: since P(?)-
(5) continues to be well disposed towards the Athenian People
and to do whatever good is in his power, both
himself and his father Dioph[antos?],
the People shall decide: to praise P(?)- son of Dioph[antos?] of Hestiaia and crown him with a [foliage?] crown,
(10) and he shall be proxenos and
benefactor of the Athenian People, both
himself and the descendants of [P(?)-],
and he shall have [right of ownership (egktēsin)] of land and a house
at Athens, according to the law; and . . . (15) shall inscribe this decree on a stone stele . . . . . .