Name, perhaps dedication
created: Transcription from stone (GP).
source date: End of fourth or beginning of third century BC
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Λάμπις Κλεοξένω

Στράτων Κλεοξένω

a) Lampis fils de Kléoxénos. b) Stratôn fils de Kléoxénos.

a) Lampis son of Kleoxenos. b) Straton son of Kleoxenos.

a) Lampis figlio di Kleoxenos. b) Straton figlio di Kleoxenos.

Belonging to the well-known group of escharai inscribed with personal names mentioning the 'owners' of the altar, on which they brought offerings for an unknown deity, this one differs from the others by its monumentality and by the fact that two brothers inscribed their names on its lateral side and not in front.