Tralles (Caria, Asia Minor — Pleiades map), post-132 CE
AGRW 205 =
GRA 145 =
ITrall 86
= RICIS 303/1301 = SIRIS 295
= M. Pappakonstantinou, Ἁι Τράλλεις ήτοι Συλλογὴ Τραλλιανῶν ἐπιγραφῶν (Athens: M. Pappakonstantinou, 1895) 34 (no. 37), with a sketch in plate 6
= PHI 262929
= AGRW ID# 1492
Copenhagen Inventory info: 852
Block of white marble found in Aydin (105 x 55 x 47 cm). The man honored in this inscription was likely a member of the Panhellenion institution at Athens, which was founded by emperor Hadrian in about 132 CE. The Panhellenion drew members from the upper echelons of Greek cities and its focus was on preserving the cultural heritage of the Hellenes.
The initiates (mystai) honoured the Panhellene, Julius Amyntianus, priest of Isis and Sarapis.
Translation by: HarlandἸούλιον | Ἀμυντιǀανὸν | ἱε|ρέα Εἴσι||δος καὶ | Σαραάπι|δος. οἱ | μύσται | τὸν Πανέλ||ληνα.
ITrall 86: Sketch by Pappakonstantinu.
Public domain.
Item added: January 2, 2012
Item modified: November 6, 2020
ID number: 1492
Short link address:
http://www.philipharland.com/greco-roman-associations/?p=1492