Description:
Rock-cut tomb, inscribed with
P.240 and P.241.
Text: Inscribed on the façade, to the left of P.241. Sunk rectangular panel with double triangles above (w:
0.39 x h:
0.76): lines 1, 2 within the triangles, line 3, on the moulding, lines4-11 withinin the panel.
Letters: 0.025-0.03; lunate epsilon, cursive omega.
Date: First - third century CE
Findspot:
Ptolemais:
Quarry I.b.i, west wall; first recorded in 1825.
Original location: Findspot.
Last recorded location:
Findspot.
Apparatus
i.3: ΑΛΕΞΛΝΑΙΟΞΝ Pacho, 1827; Ἀλεξ[ά]νδρο[υ L] α΄ CIG, Vol.IIIii.1: LΗΤΙΟΤΙΚΕςΕΝΗ Pacho, 1827; L η΄[Φαωφ]ὶ κ΄ Ἑ[λ]ένη CIG, Vol.III
ii.2: At end: _Α Pacho, 1827; L α΄ CIG, Vol.III
ii.3: LΓ Pacho, 1827
ii.4: ΑΕΚΝ LΑ Pacho, 1827; Α[θη]ν[αίου] L α΄ CIG, Vol.III
iii.1: ΑΟΥΡΓΕ Pacho, 1827; Ἀ[θ]ὺρ [ι]ε΄ CIG, Vol.III
iii.4: L Ε Pacho, 1827; L ε΄ CIG, Vol.III
English translation
Translation by: Editors
(i) Year 8, Phaophi 20, Souphenas (scil. son) of Alexander, aged 50.
(ii) Year 8, Tybi 12 (January 7), Helene (scil. daughter) of Athenaios, aged 40.Year 10, Souphenas (scil. son) of Athenas aged 1.
(iii) Year 12, Hathyr 23, Kleupin (scil. daughter) of Souphena, aged 35.
Commentary
No comment (2020).
Bibliography: Pacho, 1827 pl. LXXV, whence CIG, Vol.III, 5234
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds).