Private honours with artist's signature
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Second half of fourth or first half of third century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 31, n. 13, fig. 24 (from †Oliverio's papers); whence [...], 20.744; [...] 065800. Cf. [...], n. 5, whence [...], 64.2012.

Θεοκρίσιος Ἀριστίππω Θεοκρίσιος Παραιβάτα. [...]άτης Μιλήσιος ἐποίησε.

Θεοκρίσιος[^a1]

[^a1: Θεοκρίσιος | [...]ρίσιος]

Theokrisios fils d'Aristippos, Theokrisios fils de Paraibatas.

Oeuvre de [...]atès de Milet .

Theokrisios son of Aristippos, Theokrisios son of Paraibatas.

Made by [...]ates of Miletus .

Theokrisios figlio di Aristippos, Theokrisios figlio di Paraibatas.

Opera di [...]ates di Mileto .

The photograph in editio princeps might give the impression that some letters are readable in the erased portion of line 2. Neither direct examination nor squeeze do confirm this.

An attractive restoration of the sculptor's name as a compound in -κράτης is a mere possibility amongst others, as pointed out by Rosamilia, because names that in Cyrenaica would end in -άτας also had this ending in Ionic.