Tithe for Apollo and private honours
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Last third of the fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 374, n. v and [...], p. 584; from a copy by [Negri], Sardinian consul in Tripoli, [...] 5133 with addenda in vol. IV; [...], n. 3, p. 109 and pl. 77, whence [...] 4840 (Blass); [...] 233; Pugliese Carratelli in [...], 138 (no image); [...] 006700 [...], pp. 379-380, number 106 (text).

Cf. [...], p. 116.

Πολιάνθης : ᾿Ανάξιος τὸμ πατέρα Ἄναξιν Ζευξιμάχω τῶι : ᾿Απόλλωνι δεκάταν : ἀνέθηκε

Πολιάνθης[^a1]

[^a1: Πολιάνθης | Πολιάνθης | [...]ολ[...]ανοησ | Πολυάνθης | ολιανθησ]

Polianthès, fils d'Anaxis a consacré comme dîme à Apollon la statue de son père Anaxis fils de Zeuximakhos.

Polianthes, son of Anaxis dedicated as a tithe to Apollo the statue of his father Anaxis son of Zeuximachos.

Polianthes, figlio di Anaxis ha dedicato come decima ad Apollo la statua del padre Anaxis, figlio di Zeuximachos.

بوليناثيس بن أناكسيس كرس تمثال والده، أناكسيس بن زيوكسيماخوس كضريبة العشر لأبولو

Franz for [...], vol. III used Negri's copy and mentioned only in the addenda of [...], vol. 4 Letronne's reading from Vattier de Bourville's copy. A small part of the initial pi at line 1 still survives and may have been complete when Smith and Porcher saw it. The stone in 2001 was placed beneath another projecting one, thus the bad quality of our photograph, which is however the first one to be published.

For the family of Polianthes and his date, see [...], p. 119, stemma 5.