IGCyr2 | GVCyr2
Inscriptions of Greek Cyrenaica | Greek Verse Inscriptions of Cyrenaica

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EpiDoc XML: IGCyr0971702
Trismegistos ID: 738488

Source description

Support: Two non-adjacent fragments of the top of a white marble block; fragment a is the upper left angle (w: 0.1 × h: 0.088 × d: 0.08); fragment b is a loose fragment keeping the upper margin (w: 0.165 × h: 0.085 × d: 0.11).

Layout: Inscribed on the face.

Letters: 0.016 at line 1; 0.012 at line 2.

Date: Ca. 280 BC (context).

Findspot: Fragment a presumably found in 1925 by G. Oliverio at Cyrene: in the Sanctuary of Apollo; findspot of fragment b not registered.

Place of origin: Findspot.

Last recorded location: Cyrene Museum, 279+164. Seen by C. Dobias-Lalou in 1979 in Shahat: Cyrene Museum.

Text constituted from: Transcription from stone (CDL).

Bibliography

fragment a : Oliverio , VI.61, whence SECir, 108; fragment a+b : Dobias-Lalou 1998, whence SEG, 48.2055; IGCyr 097170 .

Cf. Rosamilia 2023, pp. 205-207 (date), pp. 335-336, number 68C (text).

Text

Interpretive

| ἱαρεὺ̣ς Νικ | ό̣βωλ̣ος Ἰάσονος
| ὅσσ̣οι ἐπέδ | ω̣καν χρήματα τᾶι πόλει
[------]

Diplomatic

| ΙΑΡΕ.ΣΝΙΚ | .ΒΩ.ΟΣΙΑΣΟΝΟΣ
| ΟΣ.ΟΙΕΠΕΔ | .ΚΑΝΧΡΗΜΑΤΑΤΑΙΠΟΛΕΙ
[------]

Apparatus

1: | ἱαρεὺ̣ς [---] Dobias-Lalou 1998: | ἱαρεὺ̣[ς ---] SECir
2: | ὅσσ̣οι ἐπέδ Dobias-Lalou 1998: | ὅσσ̣[---] SECir

French translation

Prêtre Nikobôlos fils de Iasôn. Voici tous ceux qui ont volontairement donné de l'argent à la cité: [---]

English translation

Priest Nikobolos son of Iason. All those who freely gave money to the city: [---]

Italian translation

Sacerdote Nikobolos figlio di Iason. Quanti donarono somme di denaro alla città: [---]

Commentary

Those fragments belong to the incipit of a contributors list similar to IGCyr0652002, IGCyr0652102 and IGCyr0093002, but the lettering is slightly smaller than in the first and second items, although coming probably from the same workshop. So we must admit that there were at least three different lists.

The restoration of the incipit is based on the combination of the vestiges of all three lists.

Pugliese Carratelli found only a copy of fragment a in Oliverio's papers and published it without having found it at Cyrene.

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