Honours for the benefactor Herodoros
IG II3 1 853 Date: 295/4 BC
         Of Herodoros.
        Gods.
        In the archonship of Nikostratos (295/4), in the
        ninth prytany, of DemetriasII. On the ninth
        (5) of Elaphebolion, the twenty-
        fifth of the prytany. Principal
        Assembly. Of the presiding committee Antimachos
        son of A- of Acharnai was putting to the vote and his fellow presiding committee members.
        The People decided. Gorgos son of Phrynion
        (10) of - proposed: since Herodoros
        when earlier in the company of (diatribōn par) king
        Antigonos was of good will to the Athenian  People, and now being in the confidence (em pistei) of king
        Demetrios does what good he can
        (15) both collectively on behalf of the city and
        individually for each Athenian as the need
        arises, and since the ambassadors
        sent on behalf of peace
        to king Demetrios declare that
        (20) he shared in the effort (sunagōnisasthai) for the People
        to accomplish both friendship with
        king Demetrios, and so that the People,
        having been delivered from the war as quickly as possible, and
        having recovered the city, might
        (25) continue to have democracy, for good fortune,
        the People shall decide: to praise Herodoros son of Ph-
        of [Lampsakos or Kyzikos] for the good will
        and love of honour (philotimias) that he continues to have for
        the Athenian People, and to crown him
        (30) with a gold crown according to the law;
        and to announce the crown at the tragedy
        competition of the Dionysia in the city;
        and he shall be Athenian, and
        his descendants, and shall enrol in the tribe
        (35) and deme and phratry that he wishes;
        and he shall have dining rights (sitēsin) in
        the city hall (prutaneiōi), as shall the eldest of his descendants
        at the time, and a front row seat (proedrian) at all competitions
        that the city puts on; the People also shall stand
        (40) a bronze statue of him in the Agora
        but not next to those of Harmodios and Aristogeiton
        and the Saviours; and the People shall elect
        three men from all the Athenians  who will manage the
        (45) making of the statue; and the
        inspector (exetastēn) and the trittys commanders (trittuarchous)  shall allocate to them whatever expenditure for the statue
        accrues; and the prytany shall put
        the vote about him at the next Assembly;
        (50) and the court presidents (thesmothetas) shall bring
        the scrutiny (dokimasian) of his citizenship
        [and his award] before the court
        according to the law, when they next [fill up]  the courts; and the prytany secretary
        (55) shall inscribe this decree
        on a stone stele and stand it
        on the acropolis; and for
        inscribing the stele the administratror (ton epi tei dioikēsei)  shall give (the expenditure).
     
        
        
        
            In crown     The People.
     
        
        
            