Epitaph
created: Transcription from previous editors.
source date: Second half of third century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 117, n. 117, fig. 73, whence [...], 9.229; [...] 027300. Cf. [...], pp. 181, and fig. 36, 185-186, 204; [...], pp. 52-58, whence [...], 38.1892; [...], catalogue B.8; [...], p. 103 with footnote 94 (prosopography).

Φίλων Μνασάρχω

Philon fils de Mnasarkhos.

Philon son of Mnasarchos.

Philon figlio di Mnasarchos.

فيلون بن مناسارخوس

Philon was a member of a the prominent family (for which see [...], pp. 52-58), whose monumental tomb is well known.

Beschi was able to show that the mourning half-figure 39 of his catalogue stood on this base.

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. This 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.