Dedication to Demeter?
created: Transcription from previous editor.
source date: Perhaps, fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 44, n. 24, fig. 39 (from †Oliverio's papers), whence [...], 20.754, a; [...] 066100.

Cf. [...], p. 94; [...], p. 49, footnote 25.

Δαμάτερος.

Autel de Déméter (?).

Altar of Demeter (?).

Altare di Demetra (?).

The reading is Oliverio's. This form of genitive, different from the more predictable Δάματρος in IGCyr066000, is not quite sure, the more so that, as pointed by [...], we know this inscription only from Oliverio's drawing, which does not have space enough for the characters restored. The team of the French mission had looked for those inscriptions in the 1980s without succeeding. The place having been wholly destroyed by urban expansion in the 2010s, there is no hope of further checking.

About the circumstances of the discovery, see [...], p. 104.