Names
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Perhaps second half of second century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], X.4, X.20, whence [...], 82 (no image); [...] 096950.

Cf. [...], p. 253, footnote 2.

[...] κιος [...] ρσίλα

Un tel fils de [...]kis, Un tel fils de [...]rsilas.

So-and-so son of [...]kis, So-and-so son of [...]rsilas.

Il tale figlio di [...]kis, il tale figlio di [...]rsilas.

Pugliese Carratelli published this inscription from a drawing by Oliverio, hesitantely adding that the stone came from the excavations of the 'Piazzale', a word that means either the lower terrace of the Sanctuary of Apollo or the Fountain Terrace. At [...], we thought that it should have been found either in the Lower Terrace in 1925 or rather on the Upper Terrace in 1929 or 1930. However, [...] very cleverly argues that the first page of Oliverio's sketchbook (X.4) mentioned by Pugliese Carratelli follows immediately the page with IGCyr096000, which was found in 1926 in the Trajanic Baths of the Sanctuary of Apollo. Therefore, it is very plausible that this inscription was found during the same period in the Sanctuary, if no it the same building.

For line 1, no Greek name in -κιος is attested in Cyrene, whereas a series of names in -κις does. So both endings should be taken as genitives of fathers' names.

For line 2, we know of a Cyrenaean Θερσίλας at IGCyr014700, line 35. However, other compounds in -σίλας are also possible.