List of priests
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Perhaps second century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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Not published before [...] 129600.

Cf. [...], p. 130 (discussion) and p. 264, number 14bis (text).

[...] [...] [...]ω [...] [...]κλευς [...] Τιμαγένευς [...] Ἀμμωνίω [...] [...]ευς [...] [...]οξένω [...]

[...] [...] fils de [...]os, [...] fils de [...]klès, [...] fils de Timagénès, [...] fils d'Ammônios, [...] fils de [...]ès, [...] fils de [...]oxénos, [...].

[...] [...] son of [...]os, [...] son of [...]kles, [...] son of Timagenes, [...] son of Ammonios, [...] son of [...]es, [...] son of [...]oxenos, [...].

[...] [...] figlio di [...]os, [...] figlio di [...]kles, [...] figlio di Timagenes, [...] figlio di Ammonios, [...] figlio di [...]es, [...] figlio di [...]oxenos, [...].

Because of the bad condition of the stone, the differences between hands are only clear for ll. 1-4, but ll. 5-6 may well have also been cut each independantly. Nevertheless, this inscription is typologically similar to other lists of priests, whose names were added successively on the stone. In the first edition, only eponymous priests of Apollo were taken into consideration. [...] brought new insights into such lists of names. He was able to show that for instance IGCyr107000 might rather be a list of priests of Zeus Soter, to which he tentatively suggested that the present list might belong. This is in fact impossible because the support is no panel, but a block broken off at back: the similar depth of both stones is random.

No convincing prosopographical relations may be established for the men mentioned here because we have only their fathers' names.