EpiDoc XML:
IGCyr1089002
Trismegistos ID:
738618
Source description
Support: Re-used from the stone bearing IGCyr1087002, which was re-cut at left and turned 90° to right, then 90° to left; the new side became the front face of a white marble base, chipped off at left edge (w: 0.295 × h: 0.06 × d: 0.255).
Layout: Inscribed in three lines on front face with axial layout.
Letters: 0.015 to 0.02; elegant seriffed letters, theta with short central bar, rho with small loop, large circular letters, non-slanting sigma.
Date: Beginning of first century BC (lettering, prosopography).
Findspot: Found before 1993 in a votive depot South of Cyrene ➚: in the area of the Wadi el Aish.
Last recorded location: Cyrene Museum, inv. number unknown. Seen in 1993 by C. Dobias-Lalou in Shahat: Cyrene Museum.
Text constituted from: Transcription from stone (CDL).
Bibliography
Mohamed – Reynolds – Dobias-Lalou 2007, pp. 38-39, n. 5, whence SEG, 57.2007, B; IGCyr 108900 ➚. Cf. Dobias-Lalou 1998, pp. 411-412, whence SEG, 48.2059 b; Dobias-Lalou 2020, p. 188-189.
Text
French translation
Akésandros fils de Timarkhos (scil. a consacré la statue d')Akésandros fils de Théokhrestos son petit-fils.
English translation
Akesandros son of Timarchos (scil. dedicated the statue of) Akesandros son of Theochrestos his grandson.
Italian translation
Akesandros figlio di Timarchos (scil. ha dedicato la statua di) Akesandros figlio di Theochrestos, suo nipote.
Commentary
On the typically Cyrenaean word ἄμναμμος 'grandson', see Dobias-Lalou 1998, pp. 411-412.
A Timarchos son of Akesandros, ephebe in year 3/4 AD (see IRCyr2020 C.130, ii.40) was probably a descendant of the present dedicant.
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