Name, probably dedication
created: Transcription from editor.
source date: Perhaps second half of fifth or beginning of fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], n. 7 (fig. 22), whence [...], 66.2330; [...] 133900.

Ἀριστίππō

Ἀριστίππō[^a1]

[^a1: Ἀριστίππō | Ἀρίστιππος]

Autel d'Aristippos.

Altar of Aristippos.

Altare di Aristippos.

In this area there are some altars inscribed with a personal name, which should be that of the worshipper (IGCyr134400), like in the near Southern pivate sacred zone East and Southern private sacred zone West. There are also altars bearing divine names, such as IGCyr134000, which is just next to this one.

E. Rosamilia did not exclude the loss of one letter at the end, which would provide the nominative of the name. However he preferred to edit a complete name, thus at the genitive with an archaic spelling of long ο with omicron. This seems to be preferable because one supplementary letter would exceed the exact dimensions of the altar. If so, the inscription is one of the most ancient ones of the whole series of inscribed altars of the area.