Dedication to Apollo
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source date: Perhaps, fifth century BC
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[...], p. 267, n. 544, fig. 108, whence [...], 9.316; [...] 030400. Cf. [...], p. 275, n. 700; [...], p. 169, n. 14.

Δεκάτα.

Dîme.

Tithe.

Decima.

No god's name was ever written, but it is obvious that the tithe was offered to Apollo, both because he is the only recipient of such offerings at Cyrene and because the fragment was found in his sanctuary.