Names
created: Transcription from stone (CDL).
source date: Perhaps third century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...] [...]σ[...]

[...]ιτευ[...][...] Πελάγων Σελυμαίω[...]

a) Intraduisible.

b) [...] Pelagôn fils de Sélymaios.

a) Intraduisible.

b) [...] Pelagon son of Selymaios.

a) Intraducibile.

b) [...] Pelagon figlio di Selymaios.

The only letter surviving from text a) is taken as a vestige of the previous text, while text b), because of its not very regular cutting and display, seems to be an appended graffito. However, this distribution is not quite sure.

At line 1 of text b) a possible restoration would be ἱαριτεύοντος in the formula of datation 'So and so being priest'. Other restorations might also be proposed. The names at line 2 are both rare, but attested once each in the third century BC in Cyrene: Pelagon at IGCyr116400, Selymaios at IGCyr008200.