Fragmentary list of priests
created: Transcription (Reynolds).
source date: First century BCE to first century CE
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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Bibliography

[...], 10 p.135-6, and fig. 28, p.128 whence [...] 9.185, [...] 324036 [...], 500-503, and fig., whence [...], 1992.584, [...] 41.1694.

[...] I[...] Ἄλεξις [...] Καρνήδας [...] Καρνήδας [...] Ἄλεξις [...] Φίλων [...] Φιλόκωμος [...] Βαρκαῖος [...] Φίλων [...]

Translations

[?Priests of Apollo]: Alexis [son of ?]; Karnedas [son of ?]; Karnedas [son of ?]; Alexis [son of ?]; Philon [son of ?]; Philokomos [son of ?]; Barkaios [son of ?]; Phi[- . . .

Commentary

The different hands suggest that the text is a running list of eponymous priests of Apollo. The names substantially survive and not the patronymics: so Marengo, loc.cit.

Line 1: Since the top of the stele does not survive, there can be no certainty that this line contained the heading Ἱαρὲς τῶ Ἀπόλλωνος, 'Priests of Apollo' as Oliverio proposed although the insetting makes this an attractive proposal. It could, however be the patronymic of a priest named in a preceding line,