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+ | Gods. Envoys from Rhegion who made the alliance and the oath: Kleandros son of Xen–, – son of –tinos, Silenos son of Phokos ; [ – son of –]. In the archonship of Apseudes (433/2) (5) and the Council for which Kritiades was first secretary (protos egrammateuen) . The Council and the People decided. Akamantis was in prytany. Charias was secretary. Timoxenos was chairman. Kallias proposed: that there shall be an alliance between the Athenians and (10) the Rhegians . Let the oath be sworn by the Athenians , so that everything may be faithful and without deceit and straightforward on the part of the Athenians for all time towards the Rhegians , swearing as follows: ‘We shall be faithful allies, just, strong and unharmful (15) for all time to the Rhegians , and we shall help if they need anything ...' | ||
Property / Translation EN: Gods. Envoys from Rhegion who made the alliance and the oath: Kleandros son of Xen–, – son of –tinos, Silenos son of Phokos ; [ – son of –]. In the archonship of Apseudes (433/2) (5) and the Council for which Kritiades was first secretary (protos egrammateuen) . The Council and the People decided. Akamantis was in prytany. Charias was secretary. Timoxenos was chairman. Kallias proposed: that there shall be an alliance between the Athenians and (10) the Rhegians . Let the oath be sworn by the Athenians , so that everything may be faithful and without deceit and straightforward on the part of the Athenians for all time towards the Rhegians , swearing as follows: ‘We shall be faithful allies, just, strong and unharmful (15) for all time to the Rhegians , and we shall help if they need anything ...' / rank | |||
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Property / Translation EN: Gods. Envoys from Rhegion who made the alliance and the oath: Kleandros son of Xen–, – son of –tinos, Silenos son of Phokos ; [ – son of –]. In the archonship of Apseudes (433/2) (5) and the Council for which Kritiades was first secretary (protos egrammateuen) . The Council and the People decided. Akamantis was in prytany. Charias was secretary. Timoxenos was chairman. Kallias proposed: that there shall be an alliance between the Athenians and (10) the Rhegians . Let the oath be sworn by the Athenians , so that everything may be faithful and without deceit and straightforward on the part of the Athenians for all time towards the Rhegians , swearing as follows: ‘We shall be faithful allies, just, strong and unharmful (15) for all time to the Rhegians , and we shall help if they need anything ...' / reference | |||
+ | Author of publication: Stephen Lambert Publication title: Attic Inscriptions Online Author: P. J. Rhodes |
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Reaffirmed alliance with Rhegion
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Reaffirmed alliance with Rhegion
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Gods. Envoys from Rhegion who made the alliance and the oath: Kleandros son of Xen–, – son of –tinos, Silenos son of Phokos ; [ – son of –]. In the archonship of Apseudes (433/2) (5) and the Council for which Kritiades was first secretary (protos egrammateuen) . The Council and the People decided. Akamantis was in prytany. Charias was secretary. Timoxenos was chairman. Kallias proposed: that there shall be an alliance between the Athenians and (10) the Rhegians . Let the oath be sworn by the Athenians , so that everything may be faithful and without deceit and straightforward on the part of the Athenians for all time towards the Rhegians , swearing as follows: ‘We shall be faithful allies, just, strong and unharmful (15) for all time to the Rhegians , and we shall help if they need anything ...'
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Stephen Lambert
Attic Inscriptions Online
P. J. Rhodes