Support: Fragment of a white marble pillar broken on all sides except at right, probably surmounted by IGCyr097600² and bearing also IGCyr062810², IGCyr062820², IGCyr062830², IGCyr062840², IGCyr062850², and less surely IGCyr097150² (w: 0.045 × h: 0.035 × d: 0.08).

Layout: Inscribed on one side above IGCyr062810², whereas IGCyr062820² and IGCyr062830² are on the right side of the same fragment; IGCyr097600² is probably the upper part of the pillar; IGCyr097150² might also belong to the collection.

Letters: 0.007; small serifs.

Date: Between 139 and 132 BC (Rosamilia, who prefers this date to 124-116 BC) (lettering, reign).

Findspot: Found by L. Pernier on August 9th 1932 at Cyrene ➚: in the Greek Theatre.

Place of origin: Findspot.

Last recorded location: Cyrene Museum, 572. Seen by C. Dobias-Lalou in 1977 in Shahat: Cyrene Museum.

Text constituted from: Transcription from stone (CDL).

French translation

Intraduisible.

English translation

Not usefully translatable.

Italian translation

Intraducibile.

Arabic translation

غير قابل للترجمة بشكل جيد

Commentary

An unclear fragment of a public document engraved amongst a dossier (see Dobias-Lalou 2000). The inventory numbers show that at least some parts of the stone were already in the epigraphic collection at the time of the reorganization of the Cyrenaean antiquities after World War II care of Goodchild (from 1956 on) and before Fraser observed one of them. In fact for this fragment we now know the circumstances of the find, see at IGCyr062830².

IGCyr097600² might be the upper left part of this block: see the commentary there.

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Fig. 1. Drawing of igcyr062800 public document (with 062810 below)

Fig. 2. Squeeze of igcyr062800 Public document

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