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241.

Decree of Aixone honouring officials (syndikoi?)

IG II2 1197 + Add. p. 672 Date: ca. 350-325 BC
Notes:
... to that of the deme Eleusis (see I Eleusis 68): Ackermann no. 2, of 326/5 BC, honouring choregoi; no. 3, of 317/6 BC, honouring choregoi; no. 4, of 3...
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242.

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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243.

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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244.

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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245.

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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246.

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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247.

Letter from Commodus on a festival

IG II2 1111 Date: 186-192 AD
Notes:
... Councillors and others (cf. I Eleusis 489 with notes). The remains of the Imperial titulature indicate a date between 186 AD and Commodus’ death at t...
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248.

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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249.

List of participants in the first Augustan Dodekais at Delphi

F.Delphes III 2 59 Date: 30/29-26/5 BC (30/29 BC?)
Notes:
... descent and priesthoods (cf. I Eleusis 300 with notes and S. Lambert in M. Horster and A. Kloeckner (eds.), Civic Priests, 87-92). The revival of the...
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250.

Statue base for a hierophant

I Eleusis 649 Date: Ca. 240 AD
Notes:
... Citizens, Flavius 17; cf. I Eleusis 646. [5] Cf. I Eleusis 502, 27.
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251.

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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252.

Honours for an uncertain individual

Agora XVI 342 Date: i AD-mid-iii AD
Notes:
... base erected for Plautianus at Eleusis (I Eleusis 630), refers to him as "patron" (prostates) of the city and there may be a fragmentary reference to...
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253.

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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254.

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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255.

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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256.

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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257.

Honours for the prytany treasurer of Ptolemais

SEG 28.95 Date: ca. 30 BC
Notes:
... became more important (cf. I Eleusis 300 with notes; S. D. Lambert in M. Horster and A. Klöckner, Civic Priests, 2012, 89-92), signs of which appear ...
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258.

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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259.

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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260.

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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261.

Apollonia honours Marcus Aurelius

I Eleusis 495 Date: 172-175 AD
Notes:
... aiding in the restoration of Eleusis following its sack by the Costobocs in 170 AD (I Eleusis 494, 515-516). Apollonia (modern Susah, Libya) was orig...
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262.

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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263.

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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264.

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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265.

Honours for Julia Augusta [Artemis] Boulaia

SEG 22.152 Date: 14-29 AD
Notes:
... with Zeus Boulaios in I Eleusis 297. It also suggests a connection with the Athenian Council (Boule), especially as the base was found near the Bouleuterion (incorporated int...
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266.

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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267.

Dedication to Asklepios, Hygieia, and Augustus

IG II3 4 797 Date: 1st century BC (A); 9/8 BC – 14 AD (B)
Notes:
... Aleshire in K. Clinton, I Eleusis I.B, pp. 316-17). Other examples of annual priesthoods that were converted to life-time tenure in this period are the priesthood of Kalliste ...
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268.

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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269.

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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270.

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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