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361.

[Dedication by?] a group of orgeones

IG II3 4 646 Date: 4th-3rd cent. BC
Notes:
... Bodnar, Cyriacus of Ancona and Athens, 1960, 41). However, I. Arnaoutoglou, Thusias eneka kai sunousias. Private religious associations in Hellenisti...
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362.

Decrees of Eleusis relating to leasing of quarries

I Eleusis 85 Date: 332/1 BC
Notes:
... of those taken in Lykourgan Athens to enhance religious observance by careful husbanding and exploitation of financial resources. Cf. e.g. IG II3 1, ...
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363.

Dedication by an ephebic team, 145/6 AD

IG II3 4 419 Date: 145/6 AD
Notes:
[1] This is Arrian the politician and historian (PIR2 F219). A native of Nicomedia, he was archon of Athens in 145/6 AD (Byrne, Roman Citizens, 259, ...
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364.

Dedication to Eileithyia on behalf of Julia Rufina

AIUK 2 (BSA) no. 6 Date: ca. 150 AD
Notes:
... priest of Olympian Zeus at Athens and phaidyntes at Olympia, while their son was Hierokeryx, a priestly office in the Eleusinian Mysteries). It seems...
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365.

Grave stele of Mousis

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 39 Date: early i AD
Notes:
[1] This stele was aquired in Athens by Richard Chandler and donated to the British Museum by the Society of Dilettanti in 1785. It is crowned by a p...
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366.

Honours for Aristomachos of Argos

IG II3 1 1019 Date: 244/3 BC
Notes:
[1] Lines 7-31 recount the services to Athens of Aristomachos' father or grandfather, ll. 32-45 the services rendered by Aristomachos himself, who, a...
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367.

Restoration of the Piraeus walls

Maier, Mauerbauinschriften, no. 2 Date: 394/3 BC
Notes:
... fee, together with construction. For Athens' treaty with Boeotia at the start of the Corinthian War see RO 6. For another occasion on which a Boeotia...
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368.

Decree of the Tarantine cavalry squadron honouring cavalry commanders

SEG 46.167 Date: 282/1 BC
Notes:
... The contingent of Tarantinoi at Athens were probably a mercenary force. They first appear in this inscription, although a group of Tarantinoi had alr...
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369.

Memorial of Athenian cavalry killed in the Corinthian War (394 BC)

IG II2 5222 Date: 394 BC
Notes:
... and an alliance of Corinth, Athens, Thebes and Argos, all of whom were uneasy about the way the Spartans were exercising the hegemony that she had ac...
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370.

Altar for Hadrian

Benjamin, Altars of Hadrian 86 Date: 132 AD
Notes:
[1] This is one of over a hundred surviving altars from Athens dedicated to the Emperor Hadrian (r. 117-138 AD), as saviour, founder, and Olympios, o...
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371.

Grave stele of the nurse Melitta

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 37 Date: ca. 330-320 BC
Notes:
... be slaves and metics in Athens. Melitta was the daughter of a metic who had the privileged status of isoteles, paying taxes equal to citizens and exe...
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372.

Statue of Demetrios [of Phaleron] dedicated by demesmen of Sphettos

SEG 25.206 Date: ca. 315 BC ?
Notes:
... Phanostratos of Phaleron who controlled Athens between 317 and 307 BC (other sources give the number as 300, cf. R. von den Hoff, in O. Palagia and S...
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373.

Decrees honouring ephebes and their superintendent, 40/39 or 39/38 BC

AIUK 4.2 (BM, Decrees of Council and Assembly) no. 16 Date: 40/39 or 39/38 BC
Notes:
[1] Fragment b of this inscription (containing the left side of ll. 4-32) was acquired in Athens by Lord Strangford, British ambassador to the ...
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374.

Honours for a man from Argos

AIUK 4.2 (BM, Decrees of Council and Assembly) no. 8 Date: ca. 403-390 BC
Notes:
[1] This decree fragment from the early fourth century BC is among the inscriptions acquired in Athens by Lord Elgin (cf. AIUK 4.1, no. 2). Like some...
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375.

Honours for Kastor, friend of king Ptolemy

IG II3 1 1146 Date: 225/4 BC
Notes:
... the liberation in 229 BC, Athens cultivated good relations with the Ptolemies. Cf. Habicht, Athens, 182.
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376.

Grave stele of Theophile

IG II2 11659 Date: ca. 400-350 BC
Notes:
... 44 (1993), 70-72). In Classical Athens both terms are used of men, in both funerary and (from the fourth century onwards) honorific contexts. But th...
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377.

Grave stele of [De?]mo

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 36 Date: ca. 340-330 BC
Notes:
... Demo is more common at Athens. Later, a second inscription was added below the relief, with a further name now missing or simply with a greeting or f...
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378.

Dedication (Tetrakomoi)

IG II3 4 227 Date: mid 4th cent. BC
Notes:
... In the Cleisthenic system Phaleron, Athens' principal port in the archaic period (Hdt. 5.81, 85 and 6.116), was a sizeable deme of the city trittys o...
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379.

Dedicatory inscription on the entrance of the Roman Agora

IG II3 4 12 Date: 27-10/9 BC?
Notes:
... interrupted as a result of Athens’ support for Pompey in 49 BC (see IG II2 1047 with notes). On Herodes, see Agora XV 267 with notes. [3] The date ...
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380.

Dedication of statue of the Tyrannicides

IG I3 502 Date: 477/6 BC ?
Notes:
... Azoulay, The Tyrant-slayers of Ancient Athens, 2017). The original monument was set up within a few years of the expulsion of Hippias in 511/0, w...
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381.

Choregic dedication of Oineis for the City Dionysia

IG II3 4 564 Date: ca. 120-140 AD?
Notes:
... script is most common at Athens around the reign of Hadrian, but occurs sporadically from the late first century BC to the end of the second century ...
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382.

Decree of cavalry honouring treasurers of Athena

IG II2 1264 Date: 300/299 BC
Notes:
... hoplite general, Charias. Cf. Habicht, Athens, 82-83; G. J. Oliver, War, Food and Politics in Early Hellenistic Athens (2007), 173-75, 234-36; and in...
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383.

Two decrees of Kyd[athenaion]

Agora XVI 68 Date: ca. 350-315 BC (?)
Notes:
... inscription within the city of Athens (albeit that other inscriptions of extraurban demes have sometimes been found in the city, see e.g. IG II2 1176...
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384.

Decree of Marathonian Tetrapolis honouring their archon, Charidemos of Probalinthos

AIO 2618 Date: ca. mid-4th cent. BC
Notes:
... J. Mikalson, Religion in Hellenistic Athens, 1998, 269-70 (for relevant Hellenistic inscriptions from Delphi see FD III 2, 8, with note 4). The most ...
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385.

Payments from the treasury of Athena, 410/9 BC

IG I3 375 Date: 410/9 BC
Notes:
... 410: until Alcibiades’ return to Athens in 407 that fleet seems to have been semi-autonomous, and if it received any payments from Athens this year (...
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386.

Dedication by the "launderers"

IG II3 4 635 Date: Mid-4th cent. BC
Notes:
... Travlos, Pictorial Dictionary of Ancient Athens, 289-91; M.-F. Billot, BCH 116, 1992, 156). Demeter and Kore are perhaps an allusion to the Lesser My...
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387.

Honours for priests and religious officials

IG II3 1 416 Date: Ca. 340-330 BC
Notes:
... Demetrios of Phaleron, ruler of Athens 317-307, he was among the anti-Macedonian figures who were put to death in 322 after Athens' defeat in the Lam...
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388.

Dedication to Asklepios and Hygieia

IG II3 4 808 Date: 91/2 AD, 2nd cent. AD
Notes:
... identifiable (Byrne, Roman Citizens of Athens, 2003, p. 101 Cassius 2); the manager (epimeletes), Titus Coponius Maximus of Hagnous, was probably a c...
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389.

Kioniskos of Menestratos

AIUK 4.6 (BM, Funerary Monuments) no. 69 Date: i BC – ii AD?
Notes:
... of the name Thorakidas at Athens. Around seventy Corinthians are recorded at Athens, but only one is epigraphically attested earlier than the fourth ...
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390.

Proxeny for Aristokreon son of Nausikrates

IG II3 1 1140 Date: Shortly after 229/8 BC
Notes:
[1] The reference is apparently to work on a harbour mole (cf. IG II3 1, 429, 1). Aristokreon seems to have contributed to "buying" Athens' freedom f...
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