Delos (Southwestern islands, Aegean Islands — Pleiades map), 200-166 BCE
AGRW 229 =
Gérard Siebert, “Sur l’histoire du sanctuaire des dieux syriens a Délos,” BCH 92 (1968) 359-374
= RICIS 202/0194
= AGRW ID# 1597
The priest, Nikon son of Apollonios, and the priestess, his wife Onesako daughter of Xenon, arranged for the reconstruction of the previously existing building (oikos), by which it was extended as far as the temple of Sarapis (or: by which it was separated from the area of the temple of Sarapis), on behalf of themselves and their children as a thanksgiving to Hagne Thea (“Pure Goddess”). The association (koinon) of society members (thiasitai) of Syrians which the goddess gathers together on on the twentieth day (eikadistai) of the month have also made a collection towards the renovation of the building in the amount of fifty Delian drachmas.
Translation by: HarlandItem added: January 22, 2012
Item modified: May 25, 2016
ID number: 1597
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