Rhamnous honours its demarch (?)
AIO 844 Date: 263/2 BC
Kleochares son of Teisonides of Rhamnous proposed: since
Kleochares son of Kleodorides, [chosen as demarch (?) by the] demesmen in the archonship of Antipatros (263/2),[1] both managed that
the shares of produce (karpōn) were . . . (5) . . . , and showed [worthily his own good will (?)],
and delivered to [... who was?] stationed in Piraeus[2] . . . of the
demesmen whom (hon) Kineas took; and he sacrificed honey cakes (pelanous) to all the gods and the heroes[3] . . . so that
(10) the relations of the Rhamnousians to the gods might be on a good and pious footing,
for good fortune, the Rhamnousians shall decide: to praise
Kleochares son of Kleodorides of Rhamnous for his [justice] [and good will] and to crown him with a foliage crown;
and (they) shall inscribe this decree on a stone stele and
(15) stand it [wherever they decide]; and they shall choose now three men from
their own number for the making and setting up of the stele. [The following
were chosen: . . . ] . . .