Epitaph
created: Transcription from previous editors.
source date: Beginning of second century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], p. 65, n. 5, whence [...], 47.2170; [...], pp. 274-279 (ph.); [...] 085000.

Cf. [...], catalogue B.36.

Ἀρθμιάδας Εὐφράνορος

Arthmiadas fils d'Euphranôr.

Arthmiadas son of Euphranor.

Arthmiadas figlio di Euphranor.

A father's name Euphranor is also mentioned on another base from the same tomb (IGCyr084900), the lettering of which is more ancient. The two persons were probably related with a span of one or two generations.

On the other hand, this man might be akin to a contributor mentioned in the list IGCyr065210, col. i, l. 16 with name Arthmiadas, whereas at the following line there is an Euphranor. As often in that list father and son were mentioned together, so that it is tempting to restore their fathers' names respectively as Euphranor and Arthmiadas. Those two would have lived three generations before the present dead.