Epitaph
created: Transcription from stone.
source date: Second half of fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...] 5160 (Franz), from [...], pl. 65, 4; [...] 4864 (Blass); Morelli in [...], 267, as unpublished; [...] 007700.

Cf. [...], p. 321, n. 10 and fig. 11; [...], catalogue B.71.

Καρνήδας Ἰάσονος

Karnèdas fils d'Iasôn.

Karnedas son of Iason.

Karnedas figlio di Iason.

كارنيداس بن ايسونوس

When publishing the base seen in front of Casa Parisi, Morelli was not aware of the correspondance with [...]. It is admitted by Laronde in his hitherto unpublished Prosopographia and implicitely by [...], p. 252, who omit the reference to [...], that it was one and the same stone twice published and it is probably so. At least, it is obvious that the stone in front of Casa Parisi has been exposed to air and rain for a long time and is no recent find.

However, Pacho's drawing shows plain mouldings and sigmas with parallel exterior strokes, which does not exactly fit the base seen by Morelli and Dobias-Lalou. So the identity is not absolutely sure.

As Karnedas and Iason are very frequent names, it is not impossible that this onomastic formula was applied to two different persons, one in IV/III, the other in III/II BC.