Thyatira (Lydia, Asia Minor — Pleiades map), II-III CE
AGRW 138 =
GRA 125 =
TAM V 966
= IGRR IV 1244
= PHI 264396
= AGRW ID# 724
Copenhagen Inventory info: 396
To good fortune! The bakers (artokopoi) set this up from their own resources to honor Gaius Julius Julianus Tatianus, who was director of contests, Asiarch, high–priest for life, distributor (triteutēs; i.e. of grain) and director of the market in the same year, and ambassador (10) to the emperors at his own expense, having accomplished very great things for the homeland. He was son of C. Julius Hippianos and Cornelia Secunda who held high–priesthoods of Asia, grandson of Flavius Moschios the high–priest, descendant of Flavius Hippianos and Flavia Tatia, high–priests like their ancestors. He adorned the city with his lineage, his deeds, and his love of honor (20) all the time, and was a founder of the city. Lesbios son of Philotas supervised the erection of the statue and the altar with his son Asklepiades from their own resources.
Translation by: HarlandItem added: December 1, 2011
Item modified: October 18, 2020
ID number: 724
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