Names of unclear purpose
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Plausibly first half of fourth century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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Not published before [...] 124700.

[...]ιμαχ[...][...] [...] άνδρω [...] [...]τε[...] [...]

[...]imakhos [...] fils de[...]andros [...].

[...]imachos [...] son of[...]andros [...].

[...]imachos [...] figlio di[...]andros [...].

Although registered with different numbers after World War II, both fragments belong clearly to one and the same panel. The circumstances of the find are wholly unknown.

The name at line 1 is a compound of -μαχος with a first element ending with ι, for which there are different possibilities; moreover it is impossible to know at which case this name was used here.

At line 3 the two preserved letters might belong to another personal name or might also be part of the word for the ceremony called telesphoria. But the possibility is much too weak to allow any conclusion.