Honorary inscription for Aristoteles on occasion of the telesphoria
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Third century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 153, n. 21, whence [...], 9.65; [...] 016100.

Cf. [...], p. 199 (typology).

Ἀριστοτέλη Ἀριστοτέλους Καρνεῖα τελεσφορήσαντα [...]α Ἀρχέτω.

La statue d' Aristotélès fils d'Aristotélès, après qu'il eut accompli la telesphoria des Karneia, a été consacrée par Une-telle fille d'Arkhétos.

The statue of Aristoteles son of Aristoteles, after his accomplishing the telesphoria of Karneia, was dedicated by So-and-so daughter of Archetos.

La statua di Aristoteles figlio di Aristoteles, dopo che aveva completato la telesphoria delle Karneia, è stata dedicata dalla tale figlia di Archetos.

(تمثال) أريستوتيليس بن أريست [وتيليس؟]، بعد إتمامه للتيليسفوريا الكارنيا، (أُهدي من قبل) [فلانة] ابنة أرخيتوس.

In term of space, the incomplete participle at line 2 might also be restored τελεσφορήσαισα, referring to the dedicant. But there is no instance of a priestess celebrating the Karneia.

It is a plausible guess that the dedicant, daughter of Archetos, was the spouse of Aristoteles.