Description: Fragment of a marble panel.
Text: Inscribed on one face.
Letters: Augustan - first century CE
Date: Augustan, or first century CE
Findspot:
Cyrene:
in the Hall of the Nomophylakeion:
first recorded in 1919.
Original location: Unknown.
Last recorded location:
Findspot.
1: [--Διο]νυσί[ω Ghislanzoni, 1925
2: Σωπάτρ[ω Ghislanzoni, 1925 ; . . .]έων seg
4: Δ]ημήτρις Ghislanzoni, 1925
5: Κ]ράτης Τελέσ[τα] Ghislanzoni, 1925
6: Ἀφροδ[είταν Ghislanzoni, 1925
English translation
Translation by: Editors
------ (scil. son) of Dionysios, [---] (scil. son) of Sopatros, Jason (scil. son) of Lysanias, Demetris (scil. son) of Klearchos, Krates (scil. son) of Telesias, set up the (scil. image of) Aphrodite.
Italian translation
Translation source: Vitali, 1932
I nomofylaci... di Dionysio,... di Sopatro lason di Lysania. Demetris di Clearcho, Crates di Telesta, posero una statua di Afrodite
Commentary
One of a series of lists recording nomophylakes: C.93, C.94, C.96, C.95, C.97, GVCyr 26, all describing a series of dedications, and another list, C.98; cf also C.99; see further on C.93.
Line 6: For the dedication to Aphrodite see on C.95.
Bibliography: Ghislanzoni, 1925, 422 and fig 10; SEG 9.134, PHI 323987. See also Vitali, 1932, 11; Robert, Bulletin Épigraphique, 1959.325.
Text constituted from: Transcription from photograph (Reynolds).
Images
Fig. 1. From left: C.132, C.97 and IGCyr 12700; below, C.134,fragment b. (Department of Antiquities, F31-378)
Fig. 2. Face (Department of Antiquities, F31-378)
Fig. 3. Face