Choregic dedication of Aristom- for the Thargelia, 384/3 BC

IG II3 4 475 Date: 384/3 BC
 
Aristom- . . . son of . . . of Perithoidai, serving as sponsor (chorēgōn), was victorious for Oineis (and) Pandionis[1] in the men's competition,[2] Philophron son of Philokrates was director (edidaske),[3] Oiniades son of Pronomos was pipe-player,[4] Dietrephes (384/3) was archon.[5]