List of military officers
created: Transcription from previous editors (CDL).
source date: Probably between 350 and 330 BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], n. 27; [...] 5881; [...], pp. 225-229; [...] 094400. Cf. [...], p. 168; [...], p. 245; [...], pp. 347-348, number 73bis (text).

[...] [...] Βαιήια [...] Χαρματίωνος [...] Δαμασάνορος [...]πολις Περετίμω [...]ιππος Τλάσωνος [...]ιππος Μυρτωσίω [...]άνθης Ἀγαθάρχω [...]αρχος Ἰρηναίω [...]όλας Σεμηρος Ἑσπερίτας Λαστράτω [...]δας Ἀνάξιος [...] Eὐίππω [...]

[...] [...] π [...] Πα[...] [...] Κα[...] [...] Πο[...] [...] Θευ[...] [...] Γν[...] [...] Ἀκε[...] [...] Λα[...] [...] Λ[...] [...] [...]

Side a

Βαιήια[^a1] Χαρματίωνος[^a2] [...]πολις[^a3] [...]ιππος[^a4] [...]ιππος[^a5] [...]άνθης[^a6] Ἰρηναίω[^a7] Ἑσπερίτας[^1][^a8] Ἀνάξιος[^a9] Eὐίππω[^a10]

[^a1: Βαιήια | [...]ηι[...]]

[^a2: Χαρματίωνος | [...]Ματίωνος]

[^a3: [...]πολις | [...]ολις]

[^a4: [...]ιππος | [...]πος]

[^a5: [...]ιππος | [...]πος]

[^a6: [...]άνθης | [...]θης]

[^a7: Ἰρηναίω | Εἰρηναίω]

[^a8: Ἑσπερίτας | Εὐεσπερίτας | [...]ερίτας]

[^a9: Ἀνάξιος | Ἀναξίω]

[^a10: Eὐίππω | [...]]

[^1: probably suggested by J. Reynolds]

Side b

π[...][^a11] Θευ[...][^a12]

[^a11: π[...] | [...]]

[^a12: Θευ[...] | Θε[...]]

a) [...] Untel fils de Baieias, Untel fils de Kharmatiôn, un tel fils de Damasanôr, [...]polis fils de Pérétimos, [...]ippos fils de Tlasôn, [...]ippos fils de Myrtôsios,[...]anthès fils d'Agatharkhos, [...]arkhos fils d'Irènaios, [...]olas fils de Sémèr, Hespéritas fils de Lastratos, [...]das fils d'Anaxis,Un tel fils d'Euippos, [...]

b)[^2]

[^2: Noms incomplets]

a) [...] So-and-so son of Baieias, So-and-so son of Charmation, So-and-so son of Damasanor, [...]polis son of Peretimos, [...]ippos son of Tlason, [...]ippos son of Myrtosios, [...]anthes son of Agatharchos, [...]archos son of Irenaios, [...]olas son of Semer, Hesperitas son of Lastratos, [...]das son of Anaxis, So-and-so son of Euippos, [...]

b)[^3]

[^3: Fragmentary names]

a) [...] Il tale figlio di Baieias, Il tale figlio di Charmation, Il tale figlio di Damasanor, [...]polis figlio di Peretimos, [...]ippos figlio di Tlason, [...]ippos figlio di Myrtosios, [...]anthes figlio di Agatharchos, [...]archos figlio di Irenaios, [...]olas figlio di Semer, Hesperitas figlio di Lastratos, [...]das figlio di Anaxis, il tale figlio di Euippos, [...]

b)[^4]

[^4: Nomi frammentari]

The lettering is very similar to that of list IGCyr014800, but the fragment does not match its missing parts.

Two rare names appear now on epitaphs of the third century: Damasanor as father of Kleo in IGCyr121800 and Semer as father of Phero in IGCyr105700 and IGCyr135500 (possibly the same woman). In both cases, a family link is plausible, but it is difficult to be more precise because of the chronological gap.

For the name at line b.10 Masson's idea of a personal name derived from the ethnic of the Western city of Cyrenaica is very convincing. However the full form Εὐεσπερίτας is perhaps too long by comparison with the surviving parts of other names; we thus prefer, after J.M. Reynolds, the shorter and locally usual form Ἑσπερίτας.