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| Property / AIO Identifier: 893 / reference | |||
| + | URL: http://www.atticinscriptions.com/inscription/IGII31/1257 | ||
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| + | In the archonship of Tychandros (196/5), in the - prytany, of Akamantis, for which Sosigenes son of Menekrates of Marathon^X^ was secretary. On the twenty-ninth (deuterai met' eikadas) of Posideon, the - of the prytany. Principal Assembly in the theatre. Of the presiding committee - son of (5) Diozotos of Oinoe was putting to the vote, and his fellow presiding committee members. The Council and People decided. Nikostratos son of Philiskos of Thorai proposed: Since . . . . . . being a friend ([oik]eios) of king Eumenes, [in earlier times?] showed goodwill and has continued to be useful collectively to the People and individually to citizens coming to Pergamon, (10) and now that Eumenes [has taken over rule from his father?] . . . | ||
| Property / Translation EN: In the archonship of Tychandros (196/5), in the - prytany, of Akamantis, for which Sosigenes son of Menekrates of Marathon^X^ was secretary. On the twenty-ninth (deuterai met' eikadas) of Posideon, the - of the prytany. Principal Assembly in the theatre. Of the presiding committee - son of (5) Diozotos of Oinoe was putting to the vote, and his fellow presiding committee members. The Council and People decided. Nikostratos son of Philiskos of Thorai proposed: Since . . . . . . being a friend ([oik]eios) of king Eumenes, [in earlier times?] showed goodwill and has continued to be useful collectively to the People and individually to citizens coming to Pergamon, (10) and now that Eumenes [has taken over rule from his father?] . . . / rank | |||
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| Property / Translation EN: In the archonship of Tychandros (196/5), in the - prytany, of Akamantis, for which Sosigenes son of Menekrates of Marathon^X^ was secretary. On the twenty-ninth (deuterai met' eikadas) of Posideon, the - of the prytany. Principal Assembly in the theatre. Of the presiding committee - son of (5) Diozotos of Oinoe was putting to the vote, and his fellow presiding committee members. The Council and People decided. Nikostratos son of Philiskos of Thorai proposed: Since . . . . . . being a friend ([oik]eios) of king Eumenes, [in earlier times?] showed goodwill and has continued to be useful collectively to the People and individually to citizens coming to Pergamon, (10) and now that Eumenes [has taken over rule from his father?] . . . / reference | |||
| + | Author of publication: Stephen Lambert Publication title: Attic Inscriptions Online Author: Stephen Lambert Author: Jane Ashwell | ||
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Honours for a friend of king Eumenes II
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IG II³ 1 1257
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Honours for a friend of king Eumenes II
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In the archonship of Tychandros (196/5), in the - prytany, of Akamantis, for which Sosigenes son of Menekrates of Marathon^X^ was secretary. On the twenty-ninth (deuterai met' eikadas) of Posideon, the - of the prytany. Principal Assembly in the theatre. Of the presiding committee - son of (5) Diozotos of Oinoe was putting to the vote, and his fellow presiding committee members. The Council and People decided. Nikostratos son of Philiskos of Thorai proposed: Since . . . . . . being a friend ([oik]eios) of king Eumenes, [in earlier times?] showed goodwill and has continued to be useful collectively to the People and individually to citizens coming to Pergamon, (10) and now that Eumenes [has taken over rule from his father?] . . .
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Stephen Lambert
Attic Inscriptions Online
Stephen Lambert
Jane Ashwell
