Honours for Pythophanes
AIO 305 Date: 411 (?) and 399/8 BC
Decree 1 (411?) . . . . . . -ates of Ikarion [was secretary?].
. . . was chairman . . . (5) . . . and with him p- . . . . . . of Xypete, Diop- of -, -
. . . of Kephale, Kal- of -.[1] Hippomenes proposed: for Pythophanes of
-stos, since he is a proxenos and
(10) benefactor of the Athenians and does what good he can
for the city of Athens and that of
-stos, the secretary of the Council now in office
shall inscribe the decree [previously voted] on a stone stele
(15) and set it down on the acropolis; and as regards
the money belonging to Pythophanes in Athens or in any other place which the Athenians [rule], and
concerning the ship that he talks about and the
[money?] no-one shall do him wrong; and he shall have
(20) [immunity from seizure (asulian)] for himself and his money both
coming in and going out. Let this be
decreed, wherever the Athenians [rule], for the entire
household of Pythophanes in the same way; and the generals in
office at any time and the Council
(25) in office at any time shall take care that this comes about;
and the secretary of the Council
shall inscribe this decree
on the same stele.
Decree 2 (399/8)[2] In the archonship of Aristokrates (399/8).
(30) The Council decided. KekropisVII was in prytany.
- was secretary. [Aristokrates
was archon] (399/8). - was chairman . . . . . .