Dedication of a door
created: Transcription from editor and Laronde's archive (CDL).
source date: Fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 157, and [...], p. 155 and fig. 23; [...] 017300. Cf. [...], p. 422, whence [...], 9.79; [...], p. 28; [...], p. 245-248; [...], p. 77 footnote 19.

[...]ἀνέθηκε καὶ τὰν ὀπάν

ἀνέθηκε[^a1]

[^a1: ἀνέθηκε | ἀνέθηκε]

Untel a consacré [...] et la porte.

So-and-so dedicated [...] and the door.

Il tale ha dedicato [...] e la porta.

This is one of the architraves bearing a dedication of a monumental door (see IGCyr099400, IGCyr020700, IGCyr022400, IGCyr096800). It was registered in [...], 9.79 from a photograph in Pernier's article and Oliverio's simple transcription.

We also have a sketch with measures and transcription by Laronde, who saw nothing before καί; the same may be said of Pernier's photograph. Oliverio transcribed two letters there, so that the verb ἀνέθηκε is unescapable. However we do not know on what behalf two more letters are given as readable in [...].

[...] suggested that IGCyr018500 might belong to the same inscription. Mnastokles would have dedicated a monument (or rather part of monument) and its door. As to the dimensions of the blocks and the size of the letters, this is quite possible. The main problem is that we do not know the original place or neither of them.