Honours for ephebes and their officials
IG II3 1 917 Date: 266/5 BC
         In the archonship of Nikias of Otryne (266/5), in the third prytany,
        of AkamantisVII, for which Isokrates son of Isokrates of AlopekeXII was secretary.
        On the twenty-fifth (hektei met' eikadas) of Boedromion, the twenty-sixth
        of the prytany. Assembly. Of the presiding committee Leokrates
        (5) son of Leostratos of Oinoe was putting to the vote and his fellow presiding committee members.
        The Council and People decided. -stratos son of Mynniskos of Pergase  proposed: since all the ephebes who served in the archonship of Menekles (267/6)  when war was gripping the city maintained
        good order and obedience to the laws
        (10) and the superintendent (kosmētei) and continued for the year to fulfil
        their guard duties and the other orders issued by
        the general in the guarding of the Mouseion, where they were
        stationed by the People; in order, therefore, that, since others who have
        been steadfast have been honoured as they have deserved, these be honoured too,
        (15) for good fortune, the Council shall decide: that the presiding committee (proedrous)  who preside in the coming Assembly shall introduce
        the superintendent (kosmētēn) after the sacred business and put the matter on the agenda
        and submit the opinion of the Council to the People, that
        it seems good to the Council to praise the ephebes who served
        (20) in the archonship of Menekles (267/6) and to crown them with a
        gold crown according to the law for the good order (eutaxias) and
        love of honour (philotimias) which they continue to have for the People; and they shall
        have front row seats at the competitions which the city puts on;
        and to praise their superintendent (kosmētēn) Ameinias son of Antiphanes
        (25) of Kephisia; and to praise the physical trainer (paidotribēn) Hermodoros
        son of Heortios of Acharnai and the javelin instructor (akontistēn) Philotheos son of Stratios
        of Lamptrai, and the artillery trainer (katapaltaphetēn) Mnesitheos son of Mnesitheos
        of Kopros and the secretary Hermogenes and the
        archery instructor (toxotēn) Sondros of Crete, and to crown them with a foliage
        (30) crown for their good order (eutaxias) and the care which they continue to have
        for the ephebes; and the prytany secretary shall inscribe
        this decree on a stone stele and
        stand it in the Agora; and the board of administrators (tous epi tei dioikēsei) shall allocate
        the expenditure accrued for the stele.
     
        
        
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         (35) The Council (crowns) the
        ephebes
     
        
        
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         The People (crown) the
        ephebes
     
        
        
            
         Those who served as ephebes:
     
        
        
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         (45) AntigonisI     Aithalidai  Charinos son of Thrasonides
           Eitea  Lysikrates son of Phormion
        (50)   Kydathenaion  Theophilos son of Theoxenos
     
        
        
        
         DemetriasII     Melite  -etades son of Proxenos
        (55)   Koile  -s son of Euthios or Euthias  ErechtheisIII     deme  - son of -
        (60)   deme  - son of -chos
        - son of -kleides
     
        
        
        
         AigeisIV     deme  (65) - son of -oros
           deme  - son of Kallikrates
           deme  - son of -esios or -esias 
        
        
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         (70) PandionisV     Myrrhinous  Aristokrates son of Antimachos
           Paiania  Teisamenos son of -
        (75)   Oa
        Hierokles son of Ant-
           Angele  Chairestratos son of Chai-
     
        
        
        
        
        
        
        
         OineisVIII  (90)   deme  - son of -
        - son of -
     
        
        
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