Description: Three marble fragments from a base, moulded above, (a and b together,
w:
0.48 x h:
0.15 x d:
0.55 and c. w:
0.185 x h:
0.175 x d:
0.55).
Text: Inscribed on the moulding
Letters: Third century CE: lines 1,2, 0.03; line 3, 0.025; lunate sigma, cursive omega.
Date: Second-third centuries CE
Findspot:
Cyrene:
Described, a as from the Sanctuary, c more precisely as from the area north west of the Roman Propylaeum.
Photographed in 1928 .
Original location: Unknown
Last recorded location:
Cyrene Museum.
English translation
Translation by: Editors
M(arkos) Oulpios Kokkeianos (i.e. M(arcus) Ulpius Cocceianus) Peithagoras Plato, being priest dedicated the (scil. statue of) Athene from the funds of Apollo.
Bibliography: (b): SECir, 1961-1962, 33, and fig. 31 (from T. XI 33); (c): Oliverio, 1930, 18, p. 192, with p.211, and fig. 51, whence SEG 9.97; b, and c revised and republished, with a, Reynolds, 1974-1975a, 3, whence Robert, Bulletin Épigraphique, 1976.787, Dobias-Lalou, 1993, 28.
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds).
Images
Fig. 1. All three fragments (Reynolds XII.98.3)
Fig. 2. Fragment a (Reynolds VIII.49)
Fig. 3. Fragment b (Reynolds VIII.50)
Fig. 4. Fragment c (Reynolds VIII.51)