Description: Block of sandstone from an Ionic entablature
(w:
1.57 x h:
0.47 x d:
0.57).
Text: Inscribed on the two fasciae whose surfaces are badly damaged.
Letters: Second century; 0.08.
Date: Second century CE
Findspot:
Apollonia: photographed in 1930.
Unrecorded but probably the East Church,
the only area being excavated at the time of recording.
Original location: Unknown.
Last recorded location:
Outside the Cyrene Sculpture Museum.
English translation
Translation by:
. . . gave] to his/her country [the . . . with] the decoration ?around [ . . . with . . . ] dedicating [ . . .
Commentary
Line 1: supply αὐτοῦ or αὐτῆς, referring to the main element dedicated.
Line 2: The name of an official, probably the proconsul, stood here. The surface, where it survives, suggests that his name was erased.
Bibliography: Reynolds, 1976, 20, whence SEG 27.1148.
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds); photographs.