Epitaph
created: Transcription from previous editors.
source date: Ca. 250 BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 117, n. 116, fig. 72, whence [...], 9.228; [...] 027200. Cf. [...], pp. 182, 186, 204; [...], p. 40, n. 220, whence [...], 29.1673; [...], pp. 52-58, whence [...], 38.1892; [...], catalogue B.6.

Θεύχρηστος Μνασάρχω

Theukhrestos fils de Mnasarkhos.

Theuchrestos son of Mnasarchos.

Theuchrestos figlio di Mnasarchos.

ثيوخريستوس بن مناسارخوس

Theuchrestos was a member of a prominent family, whose monumental tomb is well known.

Beschi suspected that the mourning half-figure standing upon this base was number 26 of his catalogue.

[...], p. 116, footnote 1, explained that he could only give drawings of the bases from Mnasarchoi tomb and would publish the photographs in the next issue, but this never happened. The photograph of the view is part of a larger photograph showing the discovey of the bases, displayed in front of tomb N171, with help of Italian soldiers in 1915-1916. The photograph is kept in the archive of the Society for Libyan Studies. All bases are now kept inside the tomb in a side room with restricted access.