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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): The people of Erechtheus (= the Athenians) set [this] up [to] Plutarchus, the king of words, the mainstay of firm prudence, who rowed the sacred ship three times in all near to the temple of Athena, s...) |
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| Property / Translation EN: The people of Erechtheus (= the Athenians) set [this] up [to] Plutarchus, the king of words, the mainstay of firm prudence, who rowed the sacred ship three times in all near to the temple of Athena, spending all his wealth. (trans. E. Sironen) / rank | |||
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Base for statue of Plutarchus 'king of words'. Athens (Achaea). Late fourth to early fifth century
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Inscriptiones Graecae , II/III(2) 13281
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Base for statue of Plutarchus 'king of words'. Athens (Achaea). Late fourth to early fifth century
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University of Oxford
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The people of Erechtheus (= the Athenians) set [this] up [to] Plutarchus, the king of words, the mainstay of firm prudence, who rowed the sacred ship three times in all near to the temple of Athena, spending all his wealth. (trans. E. Sironen)
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