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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): Relief In the archonship of Euboulides (394/3). In the prytany of Pandionis, being the sixth, for which Platon son of Nikochares of Phlya was secretary. (5)The Council decided. Kinesias proposed: conc...) |
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| + | Relief In the archonship of Euboulides (394/3). In the prytany of Pandionis, being the sixth, for which Platon son of Nikochares of Phlya was secretary. (5)The Council decided. Kinesias proposed: concerning what Androsthenes says, to praise Dionysios the ruler (archonta) of Sicily and Leptines the brother of Dionysios and Thearides the brother of Dionysios and Polyxenos the [brother-in-law (10)of Dionysios] . . . . . . | ||
| Property / Translation EN: Relief In the archonship of Euboulides (394/3). In the prytany of Pandionis, being the sixth, for which Platon son of Nikochares of Phlya was secretary. (5)The Council decided. Kinesias proposed: concerning what Androsthenes says, to praise Dionysios the ruler (archonta) of Sicily and Leptines the brother of Dionysios and Thearides the brother of Dionysios and Polyxenos the [brother-in-law (10)of Dionysios] . . . . . . / rank | |||
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Honours for Dionysios of Syracuse
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Honours for Dionysios of Syracuse
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Relief In the archonship of Euboulides (394/3). In the prytany of Pandionis, being the sixth, for which Platon son of Nikochares of Phlya was secretary. (5)The Council decided. Kinesias proposed: concerning what Androsthenes says, to praise Dionysios the ruler (archonta) of Sicily and Leptines the brother of Dionysios and Thearides the brother of Dionysios and Polyxenos the [brother-in-law (10)of Dionysios] . . . . . .
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