Dedication (?)
created: From previous publications (Reynolds).
source date: Perhaps second century CE
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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Bibliography

[...], 79 71), pl. XXIV, fig. 35, whence [...] 9.153, [...] 324004.

[...]ια μ[...] Φλαβία Μνα[...] ἱέρεια [...]

Apparatus

Translations

- ia di Mnesarco. - Flavia di Mnesarco, sacerdotessa

. . . ia. Phlabia Mna-, priestess

Commentary

All details are taken from Oliverio.

In line 2 Oliverio proposed Μνα[σάρχω], but, at the date suggested by the letter-forms, a woman's name, e.g. Μνασώι, Μνάστα, is more probable after the Roman nomen.