Description: Part of sandstone stele, probably trimmed down for re-use
(w:
0.44 x h:
0.63 x d:
0.15).
Text: Graffito on one face which is very badly worn and was in poor condition when the
text was cut.
Letters: Where legible, 0.04; L for ἔτους.
Date: First century BCE to first 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.
There is space above for c. 6 lines, in which isolated letters are visible.
Commentary
What can be seen of the other lines suggests irregularly placed graffiti (?ephebic, cf. A.18) rather than a formal text.
Bibliography: Reynolds, 1976, 22 and pl. LXV, whence SEG 27.1146.
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds).
Images
Fig. 1. Face (Department of Antiquities, E.1387)