Names
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Probably second half of fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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Mentioned by [...], pp. 88-89, whence [...], 37.1734; [...] 080300. Cf. [...], p. 141, n. 577, whence [...], 46.2330.

[...] [...]ιμω[...] Λεβυστρατ[...] [...] [...]ριο[...] [...]

Λέβυς

[...] Lebystrat[...], [...]rio[...].

[...] Lebystrat[...], [...]rio[...].

[...] Lebystrat[...], [...]rio[...].

We suspect the first line to contain a personal name. With a tau restituted before the preserved segment, we might have either the end of a name in -τιμος or the beginning of Τιμῶναξ. The piece is too lacunar to allow a choice.

For the name Λεβύστρατος/Λιβύστρατος, see [...], pp. 712-713.

At line 3, if we also have a personal name, the poor vestiges escape restoration.