307 Results for "Eleusis"

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271.

Dedication by the People to the Two Goddesses

IG II3 4 5 Date: ca. 330-310 BC
Notes:
... for lustral water (photo: I Eleusis Pl. 41). It belongs in a pair with IG II3 4, 6. The two statues will perhaps have stood either side of the processional way leading to the Tel...
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272.

Rhamnous honours its demarch (?)

AIO 844 Date: 263/2 BC
Notes:
... see Pausanias 8.2.3 and I Eleusis 28a n. 6.
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273.

List of a board of archons

AIO 2660 Date: 9 BC – ca. 75 AD, probably 40s AD
Notes:
... from autopsy by Clinton, I Eleusis II, p. 328), rather than C. P. Jones, Phoenix 32 (1978) 222-228 (= SEG 28.192) and G. Bowersock ANSP 2002, 11-16 (= SEG 56.210bis), who read -...
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274.

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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275.

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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276.

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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277.

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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278.

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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279.

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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280.

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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281.

Honours for Philoxenos

AIO 2637 Date: ca. 53-67 AD
Notes:
... II2 1091 and probably I Eleusis 489), the ephebes (SEG 50.155), the ecumenical technitai of Dionysos (AIUK 4.3A (BM, Decrees), no. 9), and private associations (e.g. IG II2 1...
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282.

List of names, prytany Hippothontis

SEG 28.152 Date: ca. 340-330 BC
Notes:
... the sanctuary of Hippothoon at Eleusis.
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283.

Dossier on M. Ulpius Eurykles’ service as Panhellene

OGIS 504-507 Date: 157 AD
Notes:
... inscribed Imperial letters, see I Eleusis 513), and Text B from the archon of the Panhellenion and the Panhellenes of the 156/7-160/1 AD session to the League of the Greeks of Asia (se...
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284.

Council decree on repairs to Rhamnous fortress

I Rhamnous 423 Date: 74/3 - ca. 63 BC
Notes:
... (ca. 24/3-20/1 BC): (10) I Eleusis 300 honouring the dadouch for reforms to the Eleusinian cult; (11-12) SEG 47.143a-b, regarding a dispute over land in the Athenian cleruchies ...
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285.

Honours for the priest of Asklepios

SEG 18.22 Date: 165/4 BC or 150/49 BC
Notes:
... archonship of Pelops, see I Eleusis 229.
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286.

List of participants in the fifth Augustan Dodekais at Delphi

F.Delphes III 2 63 Date: 21/0-1 BC (13/12-9/8 BC?)
Notes:
... first century BC (see I Eleusis 300 with notes). [4] On Eukles, Polykritos, Diotimos, and Gorgippos, see F.Delphes III 2, 59 with notes. On Aristos, see F.Delphes III 2, ...
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287.

Dedication by ephebes (?)

IG II3 4 340 Date: 330-320 BC
Notes:
... tribe with particular connections to Eleusis. The top of the base shows a cavity for the insertion of a votive.
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288.

Catalogue of ephebes, 61/2 AD

IG II2 1990 Date: 61/2 AD
Notes:
... order” at Athens (e.g. I Eleusis 489, ll. 43-44 and SEG 24.200 of the late second and early third centuries respectively). If these individuals are Areopagites in this sense, ...
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289.

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

IG II3 4 665 Date: Ca. 400 BC
Notes:
... 47, 4962, SEG 57.196); at Eleusis (IG II3 4, 652, 891-896. 1051); Rhamnous (IG II3 4, 897); Thorikos (IG II3 4, 898); Sounion (IG II3 4, 899-900, cf. IG II2 1302, ll. 5-8); and...
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290.

Council decree on divine honours for Augustus

Agora XVI 336 Date: ca. 24/3-20/19 BC?
Notes:
... year (SEG 28.161, 47.143b, I Eleusis 300, Agora XV 281 and 291). The expansion or institution of cult for Augustus could be one of the year's initiatives (see G. Schmalz, GRBS 37,...
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291.

Letter from Hadrian to the Achaian League

Oliver, Constitutions 78 Date: 126 AD
Notes:
... in the Athenian sanctuary at Eleusis: IG II3 4, 219). Hadrian's titulature indicates that the letter dates to 126 AD (B, l. 58). It is thus likely that the honours were passed in ...
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292.

Decree concerning the festival (of Hephaistos?)

AIO 1304 Date: 421/0 BC
Notes:
... in the Theseion at I Eleusis 85, ll. 27-28 and Ath. Pol. 62.1. There are, however, other possible explanations for the reference to "demesmen" here (compare for example th...
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293.

List of names, prytany Akamantis, 338/7 BC

Agora XV 39 Date: 338/7 BC
Notes:
... secretary to the epistatai of Eleusis 332/1-329/8 BC and dedicator to Zeus Philios with a Kallias after mid-iv BC. Several men in Thorikos at this period bore the common name Diony...
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294.

Statue base (?) for Marcus Ulpius Eubiotos

IG II2 3697 Date: ca. 230 AD
Notes:
... Eubiotos (IG II2 3698-3699, I Eleusis 644), his sons (IG II2 3701-3703), and his parents (IG II2 3695-3696), most of which are linked with this decree. A throne for him in the thea...
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295.

Letters from Plotina and Hadrian on the Epicurean Succession (121 AD)

SEG 55.250 Date: 121 AD
Notes:
... inscribed Imperial letters, see I Eleusis 513. Epicureanism was a philosophical movement established by Epicurus at the end of the fourth century BC; in Roman times it was regularly...
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296.

Apollonia honours Hadrian

IG II2 3306 Date: ca. 132 AD
Notes:
... ktistes (founder or builder). I Eleusis 495 shows that the city subsequently became a member of the Panhellenion (on which, see IG II3 4, 215 with notes).
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297.

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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298.

Decree of tribe Hippothontis honouring Phanodemos of Thymaitadai

Bardani and Matthaiou, Tιμαί Φανοδήμου, 1 Date: Ca. 340-325 BC
Notes:
... decrees of Hippothontis cf. I Eleusis 63 with notes. [2] Alternatively "five hundred" may be a number of medimnoi of grain donated by Phanodemos to his tribe. While references to...
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299.

Gaius Claudius Silianus honours Hadrian

IG II2 3315 Date: ca. 132 AD
Notes:
... a hearth initiate in I Eleusis 373. He appears to be related to Gaius Silius Polykritos of Azenia, who was prominent in the reign of Caligula (IG II2 3266), from a family th...
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300.

Lease of buildings in Piraeus by [the deme] Kytherros

IG II2 2496 Date: ca. 325-300 BC
Notes:
... awarding ateleia (as e.g. I Eleusis 70, 71, 72, l. 29, 99, l. 16). The force of hapanton with ateleia is probably to emphasise that the lessee is to be free from any taxes whatso...
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