IRCyr   Inscriptions of Roman Cyrenaica

T.76. Ephebic names

Description: Sandstone blocks (w: lengths varying x h: 0.36 x d: 0.50), on which formal inscriptions have been cut at irregular intervals along both courses, most of them within wreaths of varying patterns. The legible texts are T.75, T.76, T.77, T.78, T.79, T.80, T.81, T.82. The equally numerous illegible ones appear to have been deliberately erased presumably to make space.
Text: Incised on a block in the lower course, each text within a wreath; i to the left, ii to the right. There is an extensive space between i and ii, and the traces of other texts.
Letters: 0.02; lunate epsilon and sigma; L for ἔτους

Date: First century BCE-second century CE

Findspot: Taucheira: Gymnasium (later Byzantine Baths), north wall, outer face, two lower courses above the podium; first recorded in 1825.
Original location: Findspot
Last recorded location: Findspot

Interpretive

i
(ἔτους) κ´
Λ(ούκιοϲ) Ἰ( vac. 1)ούλι-
οϲ Βαλέ-
ρ̣ιοϲ
ii
(ἔτους) κ̣´
Λύκο-
ϲ Ἰουλί-
ου

Diplomatic

i
L Κ
ΛΙ  ΟΥΛΙ
ΟϹΒΑΛΕ
.ΙΟϹ
ii
L .
ΛΥΚΟ
ϹΙΟΥΛΙ
ΟΥ

Apparatus

i.2: ΙΟΥΧΙ Pacho, 1827
i.4: ΥΥΟϹ Pacho, 1827
ii.1: Pacho omits this line
ii.2: ΛΥΧΟΧ Pacho, 1827
ii.3: ϹΙΟΥΑ Pacho, 1827
ii.4: ΟΥΛ Pacho, 1827

English translation

Translation by: Editors

(i). Year 20. L(oukios) Ioulios Balerios (i.e. L(ucius) Julius Valerius)

(ii). Year 20. Lykos (scil. son) of Ioulios (i.e. Julius).

Commentary

For commentary see on T.75

Bibliography: Pacho, 1827, LXXX, whence CIG, Vol.III, 5270.
Text constituted from: Transcription (Reynolds).

Images

   Fig. 1. Transcription (1827, Pacho, plate LXXX)

   Fig. 2. Face (Reynolds SB.V.303)

   Fig. 3. Face (Reynolds NS.II.28)

   Fig. 4. Face (Reynolds NS.II.36)

   Fig. 5. Text i (Reynolds NS.II.32)

   Fig. 6. Text ii (Reynolds NS.II.31)

   Fig. 7. From left T.76.ii, T.77 (Reynolds NS.II.29)