332 Results for "Eleusis"

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271.

Dedication to Demeter by Herodes Atticus

IG II3 4 1051 Date: ca. 175 AD?
Notes:
... a sanctuary of Asklepios at Eleusis (see IG II3 4, 891 with note), but this statue was dedicated to Demeter (= Deo) in the sanctuary of Demeter and Kore.
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272.

Law about the harvest and export of olive oil ("Hadrian's law")

AIO 2883 Date: 124/5 AD or later
Notes:
... law and life (see I Eleusis 513 with notes). On Hadrian and Athens, see IG II2 5185 with notes. For earlier Athenian laws see AIO 819 with notes. This law requires cul...
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273.

Decree of ecumenical technitai of Dionysos

AIUK 4.3A (BM, Decrees of Other Bodies) no. 9 Date: 138-161 AD
Notes:
... IG II2 1320 and I Eleusis 271. On other decrees of the Imperial period, see SEG 21.499 For more detailed discussion of no. 8 and no. 9 see AIUK vol. 4.3A (BM, Decree...
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274.

Statue base for Agathos Daimon, Pupienus Maximus, and Agathe Tyche

IG II2 3703 Date: ca. 230 AD
Notes:
... 3702) or prostates (protector, I Eleusis 630). The status designation "the most brilliant" (lamprotatos) translates the Latin vir clarissimus to which Roman senators were entitled. Pu...
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275.

Letter from Hadrian to the Athenians

IG II2 1101 Date: 129 AD
Notes:
... inscribed Imperial letters, see I Eleusis 513.
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276.

Endowment of Akousilaos

Puech, Orateurs 1 Date: ca. 112-114 AD
Notes:
... for the gymnasia; (3) I Eleusis 489, after 168/9 AD, regarding an annual distribution at the Eleusinian Mysteries; (4) SEG 21.510, ca. 175-200 AD, regarding an annual distrib...
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277.

Statue base for Regillus at Delphi

F.Delphes III 3 70 Date: 143-177 AD (around 153 AD?)
Notes:
... notes; on Regilla, see I Eleusis 476 with notes; on Attic inscriptions at Delphi, see IG II3 4, 17 with notes. [2] Regillus (PIR2 C 886) was perhaps the youngest surviving...
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278.

Decree of Rhamnous and resident Athenians honouring the trierarch Menandros of Eitea, 224/3 BC

I Rhamnous 31 Date: 224/3 BC or shortly after
Notes:
... the decree honouring Archandros of Eleusis in ca. 248 BC, I Rhamnous 28, 7; and at about the same time as this decree, he contributed, as member of the Amphieraistai, a cult group conne...
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279.

Dedication by a victor in Panhellenic festivals

IG II3 4 607 Date: 1st cent. AD
Notes:
... The Rarian plain is at Eleusis, and alludes here to a victory at the Eleusinia, on which see IG II3 4, 579; IG I3 5, with notes.
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280.

Dedication by ephebes

IG II3 4 344 Date: ca. 335-322 BC
Notes:
... (in addition to Rhamnous or Eleusis or Phyle) in their second year of service.
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281.

Honours for the ephebic superintendent, 140/1 AD

IG II2 2048 Date: AD 140/1
Notes:
... Plouton and Kore (see I Eleusis 239 and K. Clinton, Sacred Officials, 1974, 97). It was normal for the son of the superintendent to take responsibility for the herm’s erectio...
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282.

Decrees of Athenian Assembly and Kollytos, 327/6 BC

Matthaiou, Nέο θραῦσμα, 91-93 Date: 327/6 BC
Notes:
... not wholly unparalleled, cf. I Eleusis 229; RO 89; perhaps Kourouniotes 1927 no. 3; and on the tendency for intramural demes to be more integrated with polis structures than their r...
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283.

Lampadedromia dedication

IG II3 4 317 Date: late ii BC – early i BC
Notes:
... the tribe of Ptolemais (I Eleusis 207; J. D. Mikalson, Religion in Hellenistic Athens, 1998, 178‒9). The paroikoi are probably mercenaries; in IG II3 4, 311 they are called xen...
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284.

Dedication by an ephebe, 53/2 BC

IG II3 4 382 Date: 53/2 BC
Notes:
... prominent, cf. Athenian Onomasticon; I Eleusis 300.
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285.

Monument commemorating the foundation and early years of the Asklepieion at Athens

IG II3 4 665 Date: Ca. 400 BC
Notes:
... I3 1081 with notes); at Eleusis (IG II3 4, 891); Rhamnous (IG II3 4, 897); perhaps Thorikos (IG II3 4, 898); Sounion (IG II2 1302, ll. 5-8); and on Mount Pentelikon (IG II3 4...
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286.

Decree of tribe Hippothontis

I Eleusis 122 Date: Ca. 350-200 BC
Notes:
... decrees of Hippothontis see I Eleusis 63, with notes. This small fragment of a decree seems to envisage legal proceedings. On meetings (agorai) of the tribes see N. F. Jones, The A...
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287.

Endowment of Flavius Asklepiades

IG II2 2773 Date: ca. 240-260 AD
Notes:
... benefiting the Areopagos, and I Eleusis 491 seems to regulate an endowment for Eleusinian priests. This endowment is an example of the way the Areopagites were marked off as a privil...
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288.

Letters from Hadrian (and Plotina?) on the Epicurean Succession (125 AD)

AIO 2882 Date: 125 AD
Notes:
... inscribed Imperial letters, see I Eleusis 513 with notes). [2] The second and longer letter of this dossier is addressed to one Heliodoros, who appears to have succeeded Popillius Th...
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289.

Honorific decree of deme Anagyrous?

IG II2 1210 Date: 325-300 BC?
Notes:
... the border demes, Rhamnous or Eleusis; Hellenistic fortifications are also attested in neighbouring Halai Aixonides, see RO 46, with notes; there is no Rural Dionysia attested at S...
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290.

Decree of the deme Plotheia

IG I3 258 Date: c. 420 BC (?)
Notes:
... major ancient cult locations, including Eleusis, the Tetrapolis, Brauron, and Thorikos, in Philochoros’ list of the twelve original poleis of Attica (FGrH 328 F 94). Another fragment of Phil...
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291.

Decree of Rhamnous and Athenian residents honouring Apollonios, ca. 260-255 BC

AIO 3566 Date: ca. 260-255 BC
Notes:
... charge of the fort at Eleusis. Whether or not he was formally described as such, it seems Apollonios in our decree performed the functions of a phrourarch, or commander of ...
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292.

Dedication to Apollo Hypo Makrais

IG II3 4 137 Date: i-ii AD
Notes:
... 2.3, Juvenal Sat. 3.74, I Eleusis 502 n. 4). Cf. Byrne, Roman Citizens, p. 494.
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293.

Alliance with Peloponnesian cities following battle of Mantinea, 362/1 BC

AIO 811 Date: 362/1 BC
Notes:
... relief); the two goddesses of Eleusis represent the other potent pole of Attic religion, with its Mysteries and their broad Panhellenic appeal; the Twelve (Olympian) Gods were obvi...
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294.

Choregic dedication (Acharnai)

IG II3 4 500 Date: Before mid-4th cent. BC (?)
Notes:
... and the synchoregiai (cf. I Eleusis 53, with notes) indicate that the monument relates rather to the Acharnian “Rural” Dionysia (on this festival see IG II3 4, 498, with notes; o...
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295.

Dedication of measuring vessel by city guardians (astynomoi)

IG II3 4 124 Date: early i AD
Notes:
... II3 1, 1300), the Piraeus, Eleusis and on the acropolis (cf. SEG 66.125, ll. 8-9). For a measure discovered near the library of Hadrian see Arch. Delt. 54, 1999, B 1 [2005], 65-...
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296.

Choregic dedication of Diodoros for the Thargelia, 355/4 BC

IG II3 4 487 Date: 355/4 BC
Notes:
... tribe Hippothontis implied by I Eleusis 67. [2] On Eukles, cf. IG II3 4, 480.
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297.

Decree of deme Piraeus concerning the Thesmophorion

IG II2 1177 Date: Mid-iv BC
Notes:
... (see also NGSL 3, I Eleusis 175 and AIO 2841). The festival seems to have been largely, perhaps entirely, a diffused rite, celebrated locally in the demes (on this see A...
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298.

Dedication to Asklepios by funder of the Epidauria

IG II3 4 810 Date: End of the 1st century AD
Notes:
... there was certainly one at Eleusis (IG II3 4, 891-898), where a statue was erected of him as an initiate (IG II3 4, 1051). IG II3 4, 712 depicts Asklepios with Demeter and Kore....
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299.

Council decree on repairs to the Asklepieion, 51/0 BC

IG II2 1046 Date: 52/1 BC
Notes:
... at that time (cf. I Eleusis 300; IG II2 2338; S. Aleshire and S. D. Lambert, in J. Richardson and F. Santangelo, Priests and State in the Roman World, 2011, 553-76; A. J....
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300.

Fragment of a sacrificial calendar

AIO 1303 Date: 475-450 BC
Notes:
... for the Kerykes in I Eleusis 300 l. 10, cf. our ll. 14-15. However, given the fragmentary nature of the text this can be no more than an intriguing possibility.
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