Private honours
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source date: Third to second centuries BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...] Πολυκλεῦς

Πολυκλέους

Untel filsde Polykles.

So-and-so son of Polykles.

Il tale figlio di Polykles.

Although very much damaged, the stone is clearly the lower part of a base, keeping only the second line with a patronym. Its description reads «top hollowed», which is a clue for a honorific rather than funerary base. As it was «bought from an Arab», its findspot may be any place at Cyrene.

The date is too vague and men named Polykles too many to allow a precise prosopographical identification (pace Laronde).