Payments from the treasury of Athena, 411/0 BC
IG I3 373 Date: 411/0 BC
The Athenians expended in
the archonship of [Mnasil]ochos (first two months of 411/0)[1] One line uninscribed The treasurers of the sacred monies
(5) of Athena, Asopodoros
of Kydathenaion and his colleagues,
for whom Euandros
son of Erithalion of Euonymon (10) was secretary,
handed over to the Greek treasurers (hellenotamiais) Antisthenes
of Hermos and his
colleagues, the Council
(15) having voted,
on the twenty-second (enatei phthinontos) of Hekatombaion, from the
monies of Athena
Polias, 27 tal.
(20) ≥ 2,074 dr. 4 ob.;
of Athena Nike from
. . . ≥ 640 dr.
. . .