Honours for Eudemos of Plataia
IG II3 1 352 Date: 330/29 BC
Of Eudemos of Plataia.[1] In the archonship of Aristophon (330/29),
in the ninth prytany, of LeontisIV,
for which Antidoros son of Antinous
(5) of Paiania was secretary.
On the eleventh of Thargelion, the
nineteenth of the prytany.
Of the presiding committee (proedrōn) Antiphanes
of Euonymon was putting to the vote. The People
(10) decided. Lykourgos son of Lykophron
of Boutadai proposed: since
Eudemos both announced previously
to the People that he would donate for
the war,[2] should it be needed, [4,00]0
(15) drachmas, and now has donated
for construction (poiēsin) of the Panathenaic stadium
and the seating (theatrou)[3] a thousand yoke of oxen[4] and has sent
all of this before the Panathenaia,[5] (20) as he promised, the People
shall decide: to praise Eudemos
son of Philourgos of Plataia and crown
him with a foliage crown
for his good will towards the
(25) Athenian People; and he shall be
among the benefactors of the
Athenian People, himself and
his descendants, and he shall have
right of ownership (enktēsin) of land and a house, and
(30) he shall perform military
service and pay
capital taxes (eisphoras) with the Athenians;
and the secretary of the Council
shall inscribe this decree and
(35) stand it on the acropolis; and for
inscribing the stele the treasurer
of the People shall give 20 or 30 drachmas from the People’s
fund for expenditure on
(40) decrees.