Description: Small moulded base of limestone, surmounted by a representation of a pine cone (w:
1.05 x h:
0.115 x d:
0.10).
Text: Inscribed on all four faces, two of which are damaged; the first letter is on the same face as the
final part of the text.
Letters: Second-third century 0.015-0.018; very loose, lunate epsilon, lunate sigma.
Date: Second to third centuries CE
Findspot:
Cyrene:
probably the East Necropolis, on the hill of Eluet Gassam;
found before 1933.
Original location: Unknown.
Last recorded location:
Eluet Gassam (1933)
Italian translation
Translation source: Oliverio, DAI, 1933-1936
Lucio di Epiuro a - consacrò
English translation
Translation by: Editors
Loukios (i.e. Lucius) (scil. son) of Epiouros . . . dedicated (scil. this)
Commentary
All details are taken from Oliverio.
Bibliography: Oliverio, DAI, 1933-1936, 80 (73), pl. XXIV, figs. 37 a, b, c, d, whence SEG 9.154, PHI 324005.
Text constituted from: Read from the photographs (Reynolds).
Images
Fig. 1. View of Face 1, showing the end of the text, and the initial letter (Department of Antiquities, F. 481)