Epitaph
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source date: End of fourth or beginning of third centuries BC
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[...], p. 178, n. 48 (without illustration), whence [...] 5896; [...], p. 114, n. 98, fig. 54, whence [...], 9.210; [...] 025400. Cf. [...], p. 137; [...], catalogue B.73.

Κυρβασίας Πράτιος

Kyrbasias fils de Pratis.

Kyrbasias son of Pratis.

Kyrbasias figlio di Pratis.

Oliverio's provenance 'Necropolis' is only conjectural, as shown by De Cou's indication in [...]. Consequently, a family link with Pratis in IGCyr025300 is quite uncertain as both bases might come from different places and not from a common family tomb. Without further arguments, the Thorns suspected that the provenance was the North Necropolis.

On the other hand a Pratis son of Kyrbasias is mentioned in 320 BC in the diagramma of Ptolemy (IGCyr010800, l. 79) as being nomophylax. The fact that the name Kyrbasias is very rare allows to consider that both mentions refer to one and the same person, rather than to grandfather and grandson.