Dedication (?)
created: Transcription (Reynolds).
source date: First to second centuries CE
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[...], 13 (from T.XI.14).

[...] [...] υἱός [...] ἱερεὺς τελεσφόρος [...] ιος ι[...] [...]

Translation

. . . ] son [ . . priest] conducting initiation [ . . .

Commentary

The only other known use of this title in the Roman period is in C.263, line 1, where it is applied to a priest of Apollo whose name is lost; he was followed on the stone there by Ti. Claudius Istros son of Phaidimos, priest in CE 100/101 whose name would fit the traces surviving here in line 3. See further commentary on C.263

Line 3: perhaps Oliverio was right in restoring the title of priest of Apollo; but the traces may also be from another name.