Abdera (Thrace, Danube and Black Sea areas — Pleiades map), III CE
AGRW 60 =
GRA I 83 =
IThraceL 18
= Jaccottet 2003, vol. 2, no. 35
= PHI 295285
= AGRW ID# 2554
Copenhagen Inventory info: 738
Limestone with a triangular top and a base, most likely originally placed over a doorway of a small building or large room.
For good fortune! Gaius Cassius Sextus, chief-cowherd (archiboukolos), built this shrine (megaron) for the god Dionysos and for his fellow-initiates (synmystai) at his own expense.
Translation by: Ascoughἀγαθῇ τύ|χῃ. | Γ(άϊος) ∙ Κάσσιος Σέ|ξτος, ἀρχιβούκολος, θεῷ || Διον[ύ]σῳ καὶ τοῖς συνμύσταις | ἐκ τ[ῶ]ν ἰδίων τὸ μάγ<α>ρον ἐποίησεν.
Item added: August 12, 2012
Item modified: September 24, 2020
ID number: 2554
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