Double dedication to Apollo by Philon
created: Transcription from editor.
source date: Ca. 340 BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 326, n. 3-4, whence [...], 9.86; [...], pp. 111, 116, whence [...], 38.1894; [...] 018000; [...], pp. 325-326, number 66 b (text)s. Cf. [...], p. 70.

Φίλων Αννικεριος Ἀπόλλωνι ἀνέθηκε.

Philôn fils d'Annikeris a consacré à Apollon.

Philon son of Annikeris dedicated to Apollo.

Philon figlio di Annikeris ha dedicato ad Apollo.

C. Dobias-Lalou thought that because of the bad light and of growing trees, she was never able to see those two sister inscriptions, whereas the more developed dedication IGCyr017900 is much more conspicuous. E. Rosamilia neither could find it. If its support is really preserved, the inscription may have disappeared because of natural decay.

[...] reminds that, as [...], p. 59 put it, this inscription might refer only to the dedication of metal objects which were inserted into the marble cornices and not to the marble covering of the whole altar, to which IGCyr017900 surely refers.