Description: Left side of a marble stele plinth carrying remains of a statue of one of the Dioscuri.
Text: Inscribed just below the upper edge of the front face which is semi-dressed
(w:
0.39 x h:
0.10 x d:
0.39).
Letters: Second-third century: 0.008; lunate epsilon, lunate sigma.
Date: Second to third century CE
Findspot:
Cyrene:
Byzantine Baths; found in 1928
Original location: Perhaps Shrine of the Dioscuri
Last recorded location:
Standing beside the Main (Valley) Street near the Baths of Trajan.
English translation
Translation by: Charlotte Roueché
M(arkos) Ioulios Kokkeianos (i.e. M(arcus) Julius Cocceianus) P[eithagoras Platon ?gave this
Commentary
See on C.217.
Bibliography: Oliverio, 1930, 32, p.211-12, Fig 70a and b, whence SEG 9.122, PHI 323976; Traversari, 1959, 183, and Paribeni, 1959, 387 and pl. 172., whence mentioned SEG 17.806.
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds).