Dedication to Apollo and Artemis
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source date: End of second or beginning of first century BC
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[...], p. 329, n. 11, whence [...], 9.102; [...], p. 266; [...] 019100.

[...]λη Πολυκλεῦς [...]κλεια Ποσείδιος Ἀπόλλωνι, Ἀρτάμιτι ἀνέθηκε.

[...]λη[^a1]

[^a1: [...]λη | Πολυκλῆ]

[...]κλεια[^a2]

[^a2: [...]κλεια | Καλλίκλεια]

Ποσείδιος[^a3]

[^a3: Ποσείδιος | Ποσειδωνίω | Ποσειδ[...]]

Cette statue de [...]lès fils de Polyklès a été consacrée à Apollon et Artémis par [...]kleia fille de Poseidis.

This statue of [...]kles son of Polykles was dedicated to Apollo and Artemis by [...]kleia daughter of Poseidis.

Questa statua di [...]les figlio di Polykles fu dedicata ad Apollo e Artemide da [...]kleia figlia di Poseidis.

Oliverio's restorations of three names were not convincing, as already seen by Marengo. At l. 1, the honorandus' name may be a compound of -κλῆς or -θάλης as well; we leave the question open.

At l. 2, there are a lot of possiblities for the name ending with -κλεια of the woman responsible for the dedication.

For her father's name the restoration should be as short as possible, owing to the space available. So Πόσειδις, already attested at Cyrene, seems to be the best solution.