Decree of Rhamnous and Athenian residents honouring Sopolis the mercenary leader and his soldiers
I Rhamnous 57 Date: Late 3rd-early 2nd cent. BC?
. . . [proposed:?[1] the Rhamnousians] and the the other citizens
stationed in the fort
shall decide, to praise
(5) the mercenary leader (xenagon) Sopolis son of Sosistratos of Phokis and crown
him with a gold crown
according to the law, and the
soldiers with him with a
(10)foliage crown, for their discipline
and good will; and the managers
shall inscribe this decree on
a stone stele
and stand it in the sanctuary of
(10)Nemesis.