Difference between revisions of "Foss, C., Byzantine and Turkish Sardis , Cambridge (Mass.) 1976 , pp. 5, 22, 115 no. 20 (Q5585)"
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(Created claim: Translation EN (P11): This man Acholius who having elevated the lofty chair of the vicars of Asia with spotless ordinances, to whom the council ( boule ) erected on account of his great goodness a humble statue, a most fai...) |
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| + | This man Acholius who having elevated the lofty chair of the vicars of Asia with spotless ordinances, to whom the council ( boule ) erected on account of his great goodness a humble statue, a most faithful witness of his good order, and when the foundations of stony surfaces were pierced, he built the sanctuary ( temenos ) of Eleutheria for the inhabitants. | ||
| Property / Translation EN: This man Acholius who having elevated the lofty chair of the vicars of Asia with spotless ordinances, to whom the council ( boule ) erected on account of his great goodness a humble statue, a most faithful witness of his good order, and when the foundations of stony surfaces were pierced, he built the sanctuary ( temenos ) of Eleutheria for the inhabitants. / rank | |||
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Revision as of 10:48, 12 May 2014
Base for statue of Acholius, vicar of Asiana. Sardis (Lydia). Fourth to earlier fifth century.
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Foss, C., Byzantine and Turkish Sardis , Cambridge (Mass.) 1976 , pp. 5, 22, 115 no. 20
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Base for statue of Acholius, vicar of Asiana. Sardis (Lydia). Fourth to earlier fifth century.
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University of Oxford
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This man Acholius who having elevated the lofty chair of the vicars of Asia with spotless ordinances, to whom the council ( boule ) erected on account of his great goodness a humble statue, a most faithful witness of his good order, and when the foundations of stony surfaces were pierced, he built the sanctuary ( temenos ) of Eleutheria for the inhabitants.
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