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| + | The people (of Anaphe) set (this) up to Euanassas, son of Krinoteles, because of his virtue and his nobility and goodness, through his graceful life and his love towards his fatherland and towards humankind, and his virtue of love towards (his) children, and through his benefactions towards themselves | ||
| Property / Translation EN: The people (of Anaphe) set (this) up to Euanassas, son of Krinoteles, because of his virtue and his nobility and goodness, through his graceful life and his love towards his fatherland and towards humankind, and his virtue of love towards (his) children, and through his benefactions towards themselves / rank | |||
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| Property / Translation EN: The people (of Anaphe) set (this) up to Euanassas, son of Krinoteles, because of his virtue and his nobility and goodness, through his graceful life and his love towards his fatherland and towards humankind, and his virtue of love towards (his) children, and through his benefactions towards themselves / reference | |||
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Latest revision as of 10:00, 12 May 2014
Base for statue of Euanassas, benefactor. Anaphe (Insulae). Late third to fourth century (?)
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Inscriptiones Graecae , XII, 3, 288
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Base for statue of Euanassas, benefactor. Anaphe (Insulae). Late third to fourth century (?)
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LSA-797
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University of Oxford
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The people (of Anaphe) set (this) up to Euanassas, son of Krinoteles, because of his virtue and his nobility and goodness, through his graceful life and his love towards his fatherland and towards humankind, and his virtue of love towards (his) children, and through his benefactions towards themselves
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