Decree of the genos Salaminioi concerning the resolution of a dispute
AIO 948 Date: 242/1 BC
For good fortune. In the archonship of Phanomachos (242/1?),[1] in Mounichion, at the Herakleia.
On the following terms the genē were reconciled (dielusanto) with one another, that of Sounion and that
(5) of the Seven Tribes[2], by the chosen
conciliators (dialutōn), Antigenes of
Semachidai and Kalliteles of Sounion.
To this extent shall the precinct (temenous) of Herakles
be untilled (anetom), as far as the the altars and
(10) beyond the railing (ikriou) as far as the first
olive trees. Otherwise the precinct (temenos) shall be
bounded to the north up to the first stone wall (haimasia),
to the east up to the
boundary markers that mark the boundaries of the lands (chōria),
(15) to the west up to the piers (?) (embatēres),[3] both the ones by the sea and the one that lies above;
and this precinct (temenos) shall be common
to both genē. The Salaminioi from Sounion shall construct a
(20) threshing floor at their own expense
in the common precinct, the same
size as their own, and this threshing floor
shall belong to the Salaminioi of the Seven
Tribes. The house adjacent to
(25) the precinct shall belong as of old to the or to the Old Salaminioi of the Seven Tribes as far as both the gates
that lead from the sea
and as far as the boundary markers that mark the lands
in a straight line (eis orthon). The other house,
(30) on the east side, shall belong
as of old to the or to the Old Salaminioi from Sounion as far as the gates that lead from the sea
and the boundary markers that mark the lands
in a straight line. The gardens
(35) and half the well shall belong to each
genos. The salt-works (halēn) and the
agora in Koile shall be common to both
genē. Of the lands, those
lying to the east shall belong
(40) as of old to the or to the Old Salaminioi from Sounion, as far as where the
boundary markers lie; those to the west
shall belong as of old to the or to the Old Salaminioi from the Seven
Tribes, as far as where the markers lie, and the sacred
arable land (arouran).