List of priests, perhaps of Ammon
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Between ca. 270 and 215 BC for side i; between ca. 220 and 195 BC for side ii (R
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[...], 114 (fragment a) and [...], pp. 30-34, n. 2 a (fragment b); joined by [...], whence [...], 53.2029 and again [...], pp. 147-148, whence [...], 57.2011; [...] 109300. Cf. [...], pp. 247-249; [...], pp. 124-127 (content, date), pp. 260-263, number 13 (text).

[...] [...] [...] [...] [...] Φίλωνος [...] [...]άσιος Ἀρθμιάδας Εὐφράνορος Εὐρυ[...] Ἀγχιστράτω [...] [...]ίππω Εὔιππος Λεντίχω [...] Ἀμμωνίω [...] [...] Εὐιππίδα Ἰσοκράτης Εὐίππω Ἀριστώνυμος Ὑπερόχω Εὔαρχος Προκλεῦς [...] Κομάτα [...]ίων Ὀνυμάρχω Εὔκλαρος Ὠρίωνος Φίλων Ἀγαθίνω Εὖφρις Ὑπεράσιος [...] Ἀρίστωνος [...] [...]άτα [...] [...]άτω [...] [...] [...]κλεῦς [...]ος ∆ιοδώρω [...]ς Ἀριστομάχω [...] Ἀριστονίκω [...]σων [...]νίκω [...]τατος Ἀριστίππω Ποδαλείριος Πολυγνώτω [...]

[...][...][...] [...]άτιος Νικάσιος [...]ατ[...][...] [...]ίστρατος Λυσίππω Κρίτων [...]σιμάχω [...]έαρχος Παραιβάτα Πολιάνθης Εὐπολέμω Θεύχρηστος Καρνήδα Θεύχρηστος [...]άξιος Τιμόξενος Ἀριστοτέλευς Αἴνιος Θευδώρω Τιμῶναξ Τελεσικράτευς Τιμόθεος Εὐθάρσευς Μεγακλῆς Μνήμονος Τιμαγένης Εὐκλεῦς Ἰάσων Παραίβιος Ιγισαν Θευχάριος[^1][^2][^3] ἱαρὲς Εὐπείθης Εὐθάλευς Εὔκαρπος Σωάνδρω Φιλόξηνος Χαρτάδα Αἰσχίνας Θευδώρω Ἰάσων Εὐαγόρα Βαρκαῖος Τισιμάχω Σθένων Ἰάσονος Τίμαρχος Νικάθλω Εὐκλῆς Ἀριστοτέλευς

[^1: IGCyr109200, ll. 1-7]

[^2: IGCyr109200, ll. 8-10]

[^3: IGCyr109200, l. 11]

[...][^4][^a1] Αι[...][^a2] Εὐρυ[...] Ἀγχιστράτω[^a3] Ἀρθμιάδας[^a4] Εὔιππος[^a5] Ἀμμωνίω[^a6][^5][^a7] [...] Εὐιππίδα[^a8] Ἀριστώνυμος[^a9] Εὔαρχος[^a10] Κομάτα[^a11] [...]ίων Ὀνυμάρχω[^a12] Εὔκλαρος[^a13] Φίλων Ἀγαθίνω[^6][^a14] [...]κλεῦς[^a15] Ἀριστονίκω[^7][^a16] [...]νίκω[^a17][^a18] Νικάσιος[^a19] [...]ατ[...][...][^a20] [...]ίστρατος[^a21] Κρίτων[^a22] [...]σιμάχω[^a23] Πολιάνθης[^a24] [...]άξιος[^a25][^8]

[^a1: [...] | [...] | [...]]

[^a2: Αι[...] | [...]]

[^a3: Εὐρυ[...] Ἀγχιστράτω | [...] Ἀρχιστράτω]

[^a4: Ἀρθμιάδας | Αι[...] | [...]]

[^a5: Εὔιππος | [...]]

[^a6: Ἀμμωνίω | [...][...]ονω]

[^a7: om. | [...]]

[^a8: [...] Εὐιππίδα | [...]ος [...]ιππίδα]

[^a9: Ἀριστώνυμος | [...]υλος]

[^a10: Εὔαρχος | Ἐτέαρχος]

[^a11: Κομάτα | μµάτα]

[^a12: [...]ίων Ὀνυμάρχω | Ἰάσων Πολεμάρχω̣]

[^a13: Εὔκλαρος | [...]κλαιος]

[^a14: Φίλων Ἀγαθίνω | [...]λων Ἀγαθίσιος]

[^a15: [...]κλεῦς | [...]ευς]

[^a16: Ἀριστονίκω | Ἀριστομάχω]

[^a17: [...]νίκω | [...]νίω]

[^a18: om. | [...]]

[^a19: Νικάσιος | [...]ασιος | [...]ασο[...]]

[^a20: [...]ατ[...][...] | [...]ασ[...]]

[^a21: [...]ίστρατος | [...]όστρατος]

[^a22: Κρίτων | [...]ίτων]

[^a23: [...]σιμάχω | [...]ξιμάχω]

[^a24: Πολιάνθης | [...]ράνθης]

[^a25: [...]άξιος | Πράξιος]

[^4: (thus shifts in line-numbers in the various editions)]

[^5: Estimated 17 illegible lines, thus shifts in line-numbers of the various editions.]

[^6: (SEG 57 from Dobias-Lalou per litteras)]

[^7: (SEG 57 from Dobias-Lalou per litteras)]

[^8: this space filled by the last line of IGCyr109200]

(i) [...] (5) fils de Philôn, [...] fils de [...]asis, Arthmiadas fils d'Euphranôr, Eury[...] fils d'Ankhistratos, Un tel fils de [...]ippos, (10) Euippos fils de Lentikhos, Un tel fils d'Ammônios, [...], Un tel fils d'Euippidas, Isokratès fils d'Euippos, (30) Aristônymos fils d'Hyperokhos, Euarkhos fils de Proklès, Un tel fils de Komatas, [...]iôn fils d'Onymarkhos, Euklaros fils d'Oriôn, (35) Philôn fils d'Agathinos, Euphris fils d'Hyperasis, Un tel fils d'Aristôn, Un tel fils de [...]atas, Un tel fils de [...]atos, (40) [...], Un tel fils de [...]klès, [...]os fils de Diodôros, Un tel fils d'Aristomakhos, Un tel fils d'Aristonikos, (45) [...]sôn fils de [...]nikos, [...]tatos fils d'Aristippos, Podaleirios fils de Polygnôtos, [...]

(ii) Un tel fils de [...]atis, [...]asios fils d'Untel, (5) [...]istratos fils de Lysippos, Kritôn fils de [...]simakhos, [...]earkhos (10) fils de Paraibatas, Polianthès fils d'Eupolémos, Theukhrestos fils de Karnèdas, (15) Theukhrestos fils de [...]axis, Timoxénos fils d'Aristotélès, Ainios (20) fils de Theudôros, Timônax fils de Télésikratès, Timothéos (25) fils d'Eutharsès, Mégaklès fils de Mnèmôn, Timagénès fils d'Euklès, Iasôn (30) fils de Paraibis, Igisan fils de Theukharis (inscription IGCyr109200) Prêtres: Eupeithès (35) fils d'Euthalès, Eukarpos fils de Sôandros, Philoxènos fils de Khartadas, (40) Aiskhinas fils de Theudôros, Iasôn fils d'Euagoras, Barkaios (45) fils de Tisimakhos, Sthénôn fils d'Iasôn, Timarkhos fils de Nikathlos, (50) Euklès fils d'Aristotélès.

(i) [...] (5) son of Philon, [...] son of [...]asis, Arthmiadas son of Euphranor, Eury[...] son of Anchistratos, So-and-so son of [...]ippos, (10) Euippos son of Lentichos, So-and-so son of Ammonios, [...], So-and-so son of Euippidas, Isokratès fils d'Euippos, (30) Aristonymos son of Hyperochos, (35) Euarchos son of Prokles, So-and-so son of Komatas, [...]ion son of Onymarchos, Euklaros son of Orion, Philon son of Agathinos, Euphris son of Hyperasis, So-and-so son of Ariston, So-and-so son of [...]atas, So-and-so son of [...]atos, (40)[...], So-and-so son of [...]kles, [...]os son of Diodoros, So-and-so son of Aristomachos, So-and-so son of Aristonikos, (45) [...]son son of [...]nikos, [...]tatos son of Aristippos, Podaleirios son of Polygnotos, [...].

(ii) So-and-so son of [...]atis, [...]asios son of So-and-so, (5) [...]istratos son of Lysippos, Kriton son of [...]simachos, [...]earchos (10) son of Paraibatas, Polianthes son of Eupolemos, Theuchrestos son of Karnedas, (15) Theuchrestos son of [...]axis, Timoxenos son of Aristoteles, Ainios (20) son of Theudoros, Timonax son of Telesikrates, Timotheos (25) son of Eutharses, Megakles son of Mnemon, Timagenes son of Eukles, Iason (30) son of Paraibis, Igisan son of Theucharis (inscription IGCyr109200) Priests: Eupeithes (35) son of Euthales, Eukarpos son of Soandros, Philoxenos son of Chartadas, (40) Aischinas son of Theudoros, Iason son of Euagoras, Barkaios (45) son of Tisimachos, Sthenon son of Iason, Timarchos son of Nikathlos, (50) Eukles son of Aristoteles.

(i) [...] (5) figlio di Philon, [...] figlio di [...]asis, Arthmiadas figlio di Euphranor, Eury[...] figlio di Anchistratos, il tale figlio di [...]ippos, (10) Euippos figlio di Lentichos, il tale figlio di Ammonios, [...], il tale figlio di Euippidas, Isokratès fils d'Euippos, (30)Aristonymos figlio di Hyperochos, Euarchos figlio di Prokles, il tale figlio di Komatas, [...]ion figlio di Onymarchos, Euklaros figlio di Orion, (35)Philon figlio di Agathinos, Euphris figlio di Hyperasis, il tale figlio di Ariston, il tale figlio di [...]atas, il tale figlio di [...]atos, (40) [...], il tale figlio di [...]kles, [...]os figlio di Diodoros, il tale figlio di Aristomachos, il tale figlio di Aristonikos, (45) [...]son figlio di [...]nikos, [...]tatos figlio di Aristippos, Podaleirios figlio di Polygnotos, [...].

(ii) Il tale figlio di [...]atis, [...]asios figlio di il tale, (5) [...]istratos figlio di Lysippos, Kriton figlio di [...]simachos, [...]earchos (10) figlio di Paraibatas, Polianthes figlio di Eupolemos, Theuchrestos figlio di Karnedas, (15) Theuchrestos figlio di [...]axis, Timoxenos figlio di Aristoteles, Ainios (20) figlio di Theudoros, Timonax figlio di Telesikrates, Timotheos (25) figlio di Eutharses, Megakles figlio di Mnemon, Timagenes figlio di Eukles, Iason (30) figlio di Paraibis, Igisan figlio di Theucharis (iscrizione IGCyr109200) Sacerdoti: Eupeithes (35) figlio di Euthales, Eukarpos figlio di Soandros, Philoxenos figlio di Chartadas, (40) Aischinas figlio di Theudoros, Iason figlio di Euagoras, Barkaios (45) figlio di Tisimachos, Sthenon figlio di Iason, Timarchos figlio di Nikathlos, (50) Eukles figlio di Aristoteles.

We have a list of personal names with fathers' names written successively by different hands. This practice is proven for eponymous priests of Apollo and [...] supposed that this list was also a list of eponymous priests, although the findspots and publication places of both fragments were different from one another and different from the ordinary findspots of such lists, i.e. the agora and the sanctuary of Apollo. [...] now offers a more convincing view. Τaking into account the findspot of fragment b, for which there exist some clues for a cult of Ammon, whose sanctuary was never positively proven, he argues that the priests listed here should be his.

The inscription on the broad side (i) shows both a more convenient layout and a somewhat older lettering and would have been inscribed first. Later on, lack of space induced to continue the list on the righthand side. On this side (ii), the list was interrupted when it reached the area already inscribed with IGCyr109200 and went on below it after the explicit subtitle ἱαρές.

At [...], we had already noticed that two men bearing the same names and fathers' names are mentioned as contributors in the long list dated about 270 BC, namely Τιμαγένης Εὐκλεῦς (here side ii, ll. 27-28) at IGCyr065210, ii.88 and Ἰάσων Παραίβιος (here side ii, ll. 29-30) at IGCyr065210, i.144, whereas Φιλόξηνος Χαρτάδα (here ii, ll. 38-39) might be the son of Χαρτάδας Φιλοξένω, who is mentioned in the twin list IGCyr065200, b.5. [...] now endorses those relations: the two first mentioned subscribers would be grandfathers of the priests in our list. Thus a date for this side towards the end of the third and the beginning of the first century.

In the former list (side i) Rosamilia establishes further prosopographical links with the subscribers list IGCyr065210 for two priests whose full names he restores as Ἀρθμιάδας Εὐφράνορος (here i.7, there i.16) and Εὔιππος Λεντίχω (here i.10, there i.40). This helps him to date the beginning of this list at the same time as the large subscription, about 270 BC.

As a further step, Rosamilia noticed that the men mentioned here at i.29 and 30 are also mentioned, in reverse order, in IGCyr115000, 236 and 237. Consequently, both lists are related to two different cults. This invalidates [...]'s hypothesis, cautiously reported in [...], that both lists might belong to the same ensemble. We have to do with two different cults, both practised on opposite sides of the road leading to Balagrae and to the Western cities of Cyrenaica.

At line ii.16 Pugliese Carratelli's restoration Πράξιος might be attractive because a Praxis son of Theuchrestos is mentioned as commander of batallion of riders at IGCyr084000, l. 12, about 340 BC. However the span of time between both mentions might be up to one century and both names are quite common at Cyrene. Moreover another frequent name which might be restored here is Anaxis. So we feel that the question should remain open.

At line ii.8 Rosamilia duly read a sigma instead of the xi read by Pugliese Carratelli. Three letters might have stood at the beginning of the line. In the stock up to now attested in Cyrenaica only Τεισίμαχος fits the requisites and would be a very plausible restoration. It is also attested with a later lettering at ii.45.