329 Results for "Eleusis"

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241.

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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242.

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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243.

Statue base for Julia Domna

AIUK 7 (Chatsworth) no. 2 Date: after 195 AD
Notes:
... it was set up at Eleusis. (It was seen there by a British traveller in the early nineteenth century; in 1824 it was acquired by Sir Augustus Clifford...
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244.

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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245.

Decree of Aixone honouring Demetrios of Phaleron

IG II2 1201 Date: ca. 316/5 BC
Notes:
... the 3rd-cent. BC decrees of Eleusis and Rhamnous honouring king Antigonos (I Eleusis 193, I Rhamnous 7), though in those cases the militarised charac...
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246.

Rhamnous establishes a sacrifice to king Antigonos

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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247.

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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248.

Statue base of Polyllos

AIUK 4.5 (BM, Dedications) no. 25 Date: 350-300 BC?
Notes:
... offspring (compare, for example, I Eleusis 110, a fourth-century dedication from Eleusis, in which siblings commemorate their brother; and, at a much...
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249.

Athenian soldiers serving at Rhamnous honour their general, Thoukritos of Myrrhinous, 252/1 BC

I Rhamnous 10 Date: 252/1 BC
Notes:
... commander) in 259/8 BC (I Eleusis 183). He was also honoured by soldiers under his command in I Rhamnous 11. The Athenian Onomasticon distinguishes h...
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250.

Honours for the herald of the Council and People and the prytany of Erechtheis

Agora XV 286 Date: ca. 45-25 BC
Notes:
... served as hoplite general (I Eleusis 295) and may have been the first Athenian priest of Augustus around 27 BC (I Eleusis 297; K. Clinton in M. C. Ho...
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251.

Statue base for Regilla

Agora XVIII 379 Date: 160-161 AD
Notes:
... Atticus was implicated (see I Eleusis 476, which this inscription imitates). Philostratos Vit. Soph. 2.1.6 seems to place the death during Regilla’s ...
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252.

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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253.

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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254.

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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255.

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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256.

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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257.

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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258.

Decree of the Panhellenion admitting Magnesia on the Maiandros

Oliver, Marcus Aurelius 5 Date: 138-161 AD
Notes:
... of the Panhellenion, see I Eleusis 489. [2] Magnesia on the Maiandros was a mid-ranking city in the Roman province of Asia, most notable for its sanctuary of Artemis Leukophry...
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259.

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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260.

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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261.

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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262.

Decree of Halai Aixonides

Peek, Attische Inschriften, 10 no. 8 Date: Ca. 286/5 - 238/7 BC
Notes:
... from the garrison demes of Eleusis or Rhamnous, are firmly datable to the 3rd century BC. The other is a decree from the deme's other major sanctuary, the Aphrodision, SEG 49.14...
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263.

Statue base for Quintus Statius Themistokles of Cholleidai

IG II2 3704 Date: Mid-iii AD
Notes:
... of the dedicants of I Eleusis 502. [4] Important official of the imperial treasury. [5] For the keyholder and fire-bearer (kleidouchos kai pyrphoros) of Asklepios, see ...
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264.

Provisions for priests and priestesses (in Aixone?)

CGRN 57 Date: 400-350 BC
Notes:
... RO 37, the Kerykes, I Eleusis 300). A more serious objection is perhaps that, with the possible exception of Paralos, none of the priests serves what can plausibly be ident...
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265.

Dedication to Asklepios and Hygieia by a priest of Asklepios

IG II3 4 770 Date: 113/2 or 101/0 BC
Notes:
... 850 B, l. 6; I Eleusis 267, ll. 7-11). The post is probably the same as the arrephoros referred to in SEG 18.26, l. 18 and 18.29, l. 13. The basket itself (made of s...
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266.

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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267.

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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268.

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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269.

IG II3 1 1138 Date: 227/6 BC
Notes:
... Since this was found at Eleusis it might, like IG II3 1, 1164, be from a decree honouring the managers of the Mysteries.
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270.

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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