Dedication
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Probably end of third or beginning of first century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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Not published before [...] 124500.

[...]ρω Εὐξ[...] [...]μαχος Α[...] ἀνέθηκαν

[...]rô fille d'Eux[...] et [...]makhos fils de A[...] ont consacré.

[...]ro daughter of Eux[...] and [...]machos son of A[...] dedicated.

[...]ra figlia di Eux[...] e [...]machos figlio di A[...] hanno dedicato.

The larger spacing of line 3 combined with the segments of personal names on line 1 and 2 allows to restore the plural of the verb. We should thus have one person mentioned at line 1 and another one at line 2. So the ending -ρω should belong to a feminine name.

We know of a family where Ζευξίμαχος and Εὔξενος are favorite names at the beginning of the third century BC (see IGCyr065210, lines A.156-159). There is also a Ἁγησίων but the space available at line 2 seems to short to restore it. Anyhow, the span of time is too large to allow a serious hypothesis, so we leave the question open.