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211.

Divine honours for Geta, 209/10 AD

Agora XV 460 Date: 209/10 AD
Notes:
... this time), mentioned in I Eleusis 645. Two other Athenian decrees relating to the Imperial cult under Septimius Severus survive (Agora XVI 340 and 3...
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212.

Military dedication (by hypaithroi) from Panakton

Munn, Inscriptions from Panakton 324-30, no. 5 Date: 255-200 BC
Notes:
... in the ruins north of Eleusis and west of Phyle on the summit overlooking the southwestern edge of the Skourta plain from above the village of Prasin...
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213.

Herm in honour of the hierophant who saved the sacred objects of the Mysteries

I Eleusis 494 Date: 171-176 AD
Notes:
... of the hierophant see I Eleusis 515. The monument was dedicated soon after the invasion of the Costobocs in 170 or 171 AD; cf. I Eleusis 515 and I El...
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214.

Dedication of the Panathenaic ship to Athena and the Severan House, 207/8 AD

IG II3 4 1397 Date: 207/8 AD
Notes:
... out), Lucilla in 182 (I Eleusis 506), Commodus in 192, reversed in 197 (IG II2 2119, l. 20), the praetorian prefect Plautianus in 205 AD (I Eleusis 6...
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215.

Herm for Aelius Apollonios

IG II2 3764 Date: Ca. 217/8 AD
Notes:
... Citizens, Aelius 50], cf. I Eleusis 621, 15. [3] Hierophantis P. Aelia Herennia [= Clinton, Sacred Officials 88 no. 11; Byrne, Roman Citizens, Aeli...
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216.

Honours for Tertia, arrhephoros

IG II2 3554 Date: 1st century BC or 1st century AD
Notes:
... a similar monument, cf. I Eleusis 267. [2] On the hearth initiate, see I Eleusis 621 with notes. [3] A basket-bearer (kanephoros) carried a b...
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217.

Decree of Rhamnous honouring the military leader, Dionysios of Klazomenai, ca. 300-260 BC

I Rhamnous 13 Date: ca. 300-260 BC
Notes:
... might compare the decrees of Eleusis honouring Damasias of Thebes and other Thebans, I Eleusis 70, the circumstances of which, however, are very diff...
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218.

Decree of [Eumolpidai] honouring Aristokles of Perithoidai, the hierophant

I Eleusis 233 Date: ca. 149/8 BC
Notes:
... the same decree as I Eleusis 234 (Clinton. From l. 15 of that inscription it is clear that one of the three copies of it was set up in the City Eleus...
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219.

Rhamnous establishes a sacrifice to king Antigonos, ca. 262-240 BC

I Rhamnous 7 Date: 262-240 BC
Notes:
... (Knoepfler [SEG 69.101], cf. I Eleusis 196, 53). The honours were still being celebrated at Rhamnous in 236/5 (I Rhamnous 17), but had ceased by 225/...
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220.

Arch of Hadrian

IG II2 5185 Date: 132 AD
Notes:
... to the sacred precinct at Eleusis (IG II3 4 217-218) and Herodes Atticus erected a gate with somewhat similar inscriptions for his wife's estate (IG ...
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221.

Decree of Aixone honouring the choregoi, Auteas and Philoxenides, 340/339 BC (?)

SEG 36.186 Date: 340/339 BC (?)
Notes:
... (for this sum cf. I Eleusis 85, ll. 10-14). We can only speculate on the reasons for this, e.g. economy drive in the deme?, deliberately modest claim...
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222.

Decree of the genos Kerykes honouring Euthydemos, deputy of the basileus

I Eleusis 100 Date: ca. 320-290 BC
Notes:
... 38-48). On Euthydemos see I Eleusis 101. For the Eleusinian genē and their inscribed decrees see I Eleusis 87, with notes. On the archon known as the...
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223.

Sacrifices and perquisites

AIO 505 Date: Ca. 423/2-404/3 BC
Notes:
... employed to cut inscriptions of Eleusis (the Attic script indicates a date for our inscription before 403/2 BC. A connection with the programme of re...
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224.

Decree of a deme

IG II2 1215 Date: ca. 320-280 BC
Notes:
... decrees outside the garrisons of Eleusis and Rhamnous, and not found within the ancient city of Athens, datable to the 3rd century BC (on this see th...
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225.

Honours for Marcus Ulpius Eubiotos and sons

SEG 30.82 Date: ca. 230 AD
Notes:
... (IG II2 3702-3703, probably I Eleusis 644), as well as bases for his parents (IG II2 3695) and for his mother (IG II2 3696). The date is based on pro...
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226.

Dedication of the Acanthus Column at Delphi

IG II3 4 17 Date: Mid-iv BC
Notes:
... (e.g., IG I3 256, I Eleusis 28a, IG II3 1, 292, ll. 23-54; SEG 30.85). In most periods, Athens was one of the city-states that sent a delegate (hiero...
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227.

Decree of Kerykes and Eumolpidai honouring Philonides of Laodikea

I Eleusis 221 Date: ca. 180 BC?
Notes:
... and their decrees, cf. I Eleusis 87, with notes. For another joint decree of both genē see I Eleusis 201, which also concerns the announcement around...
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228.

Decree of the Eumolpidai honouring Neoptolemos of Melite

I Eleusis 93 Date: ca. 345-320 BC
Notes:
... the Eleusinian Mysteries see I Eleusis 19 n. 8. On the genē in general see RO 37. For an honorific decree of the Kerykes at this period recognising...
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229.

Dedication by ephebes of Kekropis and their sophronistes, 333/2 BC

IG II3 4 337 Date: 333/2 BC
Notes:
... ephebes were presumably stationed in Eleusis for part or all of the second year of their ephebic service (cf. Ath. Pol. 42.2, quoted in notes to RO 8...
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230.

Dedication by Timaios of Herakleia

AIUK 9 (Brocklesby Park) no. 4 Date: Imperial period
Notes:
... celebrates an ephebic victory at Eleusis (AIUK 11 (Ashmolean), no. 7). The dedication was evidently made by Timaios to Herakles. We follow Hallof’s ...
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231.

Honours for Neoptolemos of Melite

IG II3 4 1057 Date: ca. 330 BC
Notes:
... public works” (see also I Eleusis 93), and he was honoured in this decree as manager of the sanctuary of Artemis Aristoboule in the substantial urban...
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232.

Honours for Tiberius?

I Eleusis 332 Date: 14-37 AD
Notes:
... emperors and their families at Eleusis, see I Eleusis 296 with notes; K. Clinton in M. C. Hoff and S. I. Rotroff, The Romanization of Athens, 1994, 1...
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233.

Rhamnous honours its demarch (?), 263/2 BC

AIO 844 Date: 263/2 BC
Notes:
... for a demarch, cf. I Eleusis 101, 229). The honorand, who was clearly, from his name, related to the proposer of the decree, is also attested (with d...
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234.

Hymn to Apollo by Limenios at Delphi

Pöhlmann and West, Greek Music 21 Date: 128/7-106/5 BC (128/7 BC ?)
Notes:
... to Demeter and Kore at Eleusis, in accordance with a Delphic prophecy (see I Eleusis 28a with notes). [5] On the use of the term lotos for flute, ...
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235.

Decrees honouring ephebes and their superintendent, ca. 20 BC

AIO 1837 Date: ca. 20 BC
Notes:
... 281, 291, SEG 32.137, I Eleusis 300, probably Agora XVI 335, and possibly Agora XVI 336), but there is not yet consensus on its exact date. 24/3 BC i...
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236.

Dedication to Eileithyia on behalf of Julia Rufina

AIUK 2 (BSA) no. 6 Date: ca. 150 AD
Notes:
... honoured with a statue at Eleusis erected by her husband, C. Julius Musonius of Steiria, I Eleusis 633. The family belonged to the Athenian elite of ...
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237.

Divine honours for the Severans

AIO 2734 Date: 197 AD?
Notes:
... ll. 11-13 with note; I Eleusis 489, ll. 17, 48-49). His advice was probably necessary because this decree altered several Athenian religious observan...
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238.

Letter from Hadrian on gifts for the boys (132 AD)

Oliver, Constitutions 85 Date: 132 AD
Notes:
... IG II2 2888, 3620; I Eleusis 621; Agora XV 460, ll. 12-14, IG IV2 691, Geagan Athenian Constitution, 1967, 130-131; AIO Papers 12, p. 19). On inscrib...
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239.

Divine honours for Julia Domna

Follet, Décrets attiques 2 Date: 197 AD?
Notes:
... ll. 11-13 with note, I Eleusis 489, ll. 17, 48-49), apparently the decree's proposer. It also has features of a normal decree, such as a motivation c...
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240.

Choregic dedication of Aristom- for the Thargelia, 384/3 BC

IG II3 4 475 Date: 384/3 BC
Notes:
... the Thargelia generally, see I Eleusis 67, IG II2 1138, Sokolowski, LSS 14, and Parker, 2005, 203-204, 481-483). This is the first well-preserved ...
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