Thyatira (Lydia, Asia Minor — Pleiades map), 199-250 CE
AGRW 136 =
TAM V 935
= CIG 3497
= PHI 264365
= AGRW ID# 695
Copenhagen Inventory info: 377
For good fortune! T. Antonius Claudius Alfenus Arignotus, the most excellent procurator of Augustus responsible for the treasury of Liviana; prefect of the second wing of Flavia Agrippiana; commander of the exclusive wing; military tribune of the first Cilician cohort; commander of the first Gaetulian cohort; procurator of the second Flaviana cohort of Numidians; commander of the second Flaviana cohort of Bessorians; quartermaster of god Antoninus and of the harbors of Seleucia Pieria; Roman equestrian of the Quirina tribe; relative of consuls; son and grandson of high-priests of Asia; cousin of Alfenus son of Apollinarios who is responsible for the census of Augustus; temple-warden of the most brilliant metropolis of Kyzikos; curator of Seleucia Pieria, of Alexandria near Issos, of Rhossos, of Trajanopolis, and of the Tropesians; performer of every kind of military service in the colonies; and, priest of the ancestral god Tyrimnos (i.e. patron deity of Thyatira). The dyers (bapheis) set this up.
Translation by: HarlandItem added: December 1, 2011
Item modified: October 18, 2020
ID number: 695
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