Associations in the Greco-Roman World (AGRW)

An expanding collection of inscriptions, papyri, and other sources in translation (run by Philip A. Harland)

Dedication by T. Flavius Pantainos, Priest of the Philosophic Muses (98-102 CE) ║ Athens - Attica

Donation to the Smiths to Replace a Missing Statue of Hephaistos (ca. 100 CE) ║ Argos - Peloponnesos

[24] Monument for a Founder and Hero (imperial era) ║ Argos - Peloponnesos

[26] Inscription (frag.) Involving a Society (44 BCE-267 CE) ║ Corinth - Peloponnesos

[28] Honors by an Association for a Woman (imperial era) ║ Gytheion - Peloponnesos

Dedication of a Cup for a Society (I-II CE) ║ Kenchreai - Peloponnesos

[25] Grave Mentioning a Female Cowherd (imperial era) ║ Kenchreai - Peloponnesos

Foundation of a Group of Heroists by Pythis (imperial era) ║ Akraiphiai - Boeotia

[31d] Grave of Elpis Prepared by Athenaists (I BCE or later) ║ Tanagra - Boeotia

Honors by Fellow-sacrificers for P. Cornelius (I-II CE) ║ Thespiai - Boeotia

[32] Dedication to Augustus by an Association of Roman Merchants (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Akanthos - Macedonia

[34] Dedication to the Great Gods of Samothrace by a Coppersmith (imperial era) ║ Amphipolis - Macedonia

Dedication to Zeus Hypsistos by Associates (52 CE) ║ Edessa - Macedonia

[43] Dedication by a Female Association Devoted to the God Liber (I-II CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

Honors by Roman Businessmen for Marcus Papius Maximus (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[47] Honors by Sacred Object-Bearers for Cheilon (I BCE-I CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[48] Donation for an Association of Banqueters (66-67 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[49] Grave of a Shipper Prepared by an Association (doumos) (90-91 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Dedication to Caesar by Businessmen in the Sarapis Sanctuary (I CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[50] Bequest to an Association of Initiates of Zeus Dionysos Gongylos (I CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[51] Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by an Association of Banqueters (late I CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[52] Story of the Foundation of an Association of Sarapis (I-II CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Dedication to Isis and Sarapis by Artemidoros Mentioning the Navigation Festival (early I CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Honors by the Initiates of Dionysos Kallon for Soterichos and Semnos (50-100 CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Honors by Initiates of Dionysos Kallon for Crispina (50-100 CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Honors by Initiates of Dionysos Kallon for Italicus and Lollia Catulla (50-100 CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Honors by Initiates of Dionysos Kallon for Rufus (85-96 CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Dedication by Sack-bearers from the Oil Market (I-III CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

Dedication of an Altar for a Synagogue of Small-wares Dealers (I-II CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

Grave (frag.) and Epigram with Fines Payable to a Company (I-II CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

[63] Dedication of an Altar for a Synagogue of Barbers (I-II CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

[68] Honors by Initiates of Dionysos Kallon for Semnos (85-96 CE) ║ Rhegion - Thrace

Honors (frag.) by a Society for a Benefactor (early I CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

[74] Honorary Decree of a Society (12-15 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

Honors (frag.) by a Society for Ariston (ca. 15 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

Honors by a Society for Phileinos (14-37 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

[75] Dedication to Herakles by Banqueters (50-100 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication for Dionysos and the Society by the Priestess of Athena (50-100 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication (frag.) by Companions (50-100 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

[79] Dedication to the Hero Manimazos by Banqueters (imperial era) ║ Odessos - Scythia and Moesia

[80] Dedication of a Statue by a Dionysiac Society (100-50 BCE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

[83] Dedication of Chrysa the Manumitted Slave to Theos Hypsistos (41 CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

Manumission (frag.) of a Slave by Judeans (59/60 CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

Dedication of Dorea the Manumitted Slave to Theos Hypsistos (93-123 CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

Manumission (frag.) of a Slave in a Prayer-house (I-II CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

Grave of Daphnos Prepared by the Synod (ca. 1-50 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Papas Prepared by a Society (ca. 80-120 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Mastous Prepared by the Synod (ca. 80-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Manumission of Heraklas in a Judean Prayer-house (81 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Dedication to Zeus and Hera as a Vow by a Society (82 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Manumission (frag.) of Hermas in a Judean Prayer-house (90-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Manumission of Elpis in a Judean Prayer-house (I-II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Manumission (frag.) with Guardianship by the Judeans (I-II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

[87] Grave for a Member of a Synod (ca. 100 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Manumission (frag.) of Dionysios in a Judean Prayer-house (17 CE) ║ Phanagoria - Bosporan region

[89] Manumission of Three Slaves in a Judean Prayer-house (53 CE) ║ Phanagoria - Bosporan region

Grave of Ompsalakos Prepared by the Society with Numenius (I CE) ║ Phanagoria - Bosporan region

Common Grave of Society-members (I CE) ║ Phanagoria - Bosporan region

Dedication to God Hypsistos by Brothers (I-II CE) ║ Sinope - Pontus

Grave of Cornelius Rufus Prepared by Garland-makers (I-II CE) ║ Sinope - Pontus

Honors by a Society of Isis Devotees for Anubion (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kios - Bithynia

Dedication (frag.) of Buildings to Emperor Vespasian by Shippers (70/71 CE) ║ Nikomedia - Bithynia

[99] Honors by an Association of Companions for a High-priest (I CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Dedication to Apollo Smintheus and the Friends by Onesimos (I-II CE) ║ Alexandreia Troas - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Roman Settlers for the Goddess Roma (27 BCE-37 CE) ║ Assos - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Roman Settlers for Livia as the Goddess Hera (27 BCE-37 CE) ║ Assos - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by the Roman Businessmen for Gaius Caesar (1-4 CE) ║ Assos - Mysia and the Troad

Oath of Assos and the Roman Businessmen on the Accesion of Gaius Caligula (37 CE) ║ Assos - Mysia and the Troad

Honors (frag.) by Roman Businessmen (?) (I CE) ║ Assos - Mysia and the Troad

Family Grave with Posthumous Honors by Roman Businessmen (I CE) ║ Assos - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication by Immigrants with Artemidoros (I CE) ║ Daskyleion - Mysia and the Troad

Grave of Trophimos Prepared by Elders and Roman Settlers from Prusa (I-II CE) ║ Hadrianoi - Mysia and the Troad

Grave of Zosimos with Honors by Two Brotherhoods (1-50 CE) ║ Ilion - Mysia and the Troad

Honors (?) by Stall Keepers, Merchants, and Roman Settlers (I-II CE) ║ Ilion area [Abydos] - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication and Record of Sanctuary Purchase by Initiates (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kyme - Mysia and the Troad

Honors for a Procurator by Initiates of Dionysos Kathegemon (I-II CE) ║ Kyme - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to Sarapis and Isis by the Therapeutists (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kyzikos - Mysia and the Troad

Posthumous Honors by Roman Businessmen for Apollonis (25-50 CE) ║ Kyzikos - Mysia and the Troad

Honorary Decree of the Traders from Asia for Tryphaina (41-54 CE) ║ Kyzikos - Mysia and the Troad

[114] Honors by Amisos and the Romans for Augustus (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Settlers on the Acropolis for Emperor Nero (54-68 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Letters of Vespasian and Domitian on Physicians and Instructors (74 CE / 93-94 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Dionysiac Cowherds for a Leader (I CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to the Augustan Gods, Hermes and Herakles by Hymn-singers (I CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication (frag.) to Dionysos Kathegemon (I-II CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to Sarapis (?) by Therapeutists (I-II CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to Various Deities by Two Sacred Object Bearers (I CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Villagers for Glykippos with Mention of a Neighborhood (13/14 CE) ║ Daldis area [Tabilla] - Lydia

Honors by a Brotherhood for Asklepides (I CE) ║ Julia Gordos - Lydia

Dedication to Sarapis and Isis by Therapeutists (II BCE / I-II CE) ║ Magnesia by Sipylos - Lydia

Honors by Romans and Civic Institutions for Athenodoros (after 69 CE) ║ Philadelphia - Lydia

Dedication to Hygeia by a Brotherhood of Asklepios (28 CE) ║ Saittai area [Iaza] - Lydia

Grave of Apollonios Prepared by a Sacred Association (doumos) (96 CE) ║ Saittai area [Iaza] - Lydia

Grave of M. Aeflanus Licianus Prepared by the “Pythians” (I-II CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

[125] Monument Erected by the Initiates of Apollo (I CE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

Initiates and Therapeutists of Zeus Honor a Man (I-II CE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

[124] Honors by Workers of the Slave-market for T. Julius Lepidus (ca. 100 CE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

Initiates Honor a Deceased Youth (early imperial era) ║ Sardis - Lydia

[129] Honors by Dyers for a Priestess of the Augusti (ca. 50 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

[130] Dedication of a Hero Cult and an Association Devoted to Gaius Julius Xenon (I CE) ║ Thyatira area - Lydia

[131] Honors by Leather-cutters for the Leader of an Association of Romans (late I CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Dedication to Zeus Bennios for a Guild of Gardeners (I-II CE) ║ Aizanoi - Phrygia

Honors by a Group of Greek and Roman Women for Tatia the Priestess (6/7 CE) ║ Akmoneia - Phrygia

Dedication to Domitian by the Roman Settlers (88 CE) ║ Akmoneia area [Nais] - Phrygia

Dedication to Zeus by Romans (88/89 CE) ║ Akmoneia area [Sebaste] - Phrygia

[146] Honors by Clothing-Cleaners for the Prefect and Sebastophant Montanus (98-117 CE) ║ Akmoneia - Phrygia

[145] Honors by a Judean Synagogue for Julia Severa and Others (ca. 100 CE) ║ Akmoneia - Phrygia

Foundation of Memorial Rites During the Mithra Festival for Cyrilla by Initiates (I CE) ║ Amorion - Phrygia

Dedication by Romans for the People of Apameia (54-55 CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Dedication to Vespasian by the Roman Settlers (65-69 CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Honors by Roman Settlers for a Priest of Roma (I CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Honors by Roman Settlers for Proclus (I CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Honors by the Initiates for Alexandros (I-II CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai area [Apollonia] - Phrygia

Funerary Honors by Companions for Glykon (I-II CE) ║ Colossae - Phrygia

Confession Inscription Involving Mysteries (I-II CE) ║ Hierapolis area [Dionysoupolis] - Phrygia

Grave of Euktos Prepared by Companions (I-II CE) ║ Hierapolis area [Dionysoupolis] - Phrygia

[147] Dedication of a Statue of Council Personified by Dyers (100-150 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Honors by Resident Romans and the People for Philemon (I CE) ║ Laodikeia on the Lykos - Phrygia

Posthumous Honors by Romans and Greeks for Q. Pomponius Flaccus (I-II CE) ║ Laodikeia on the Lykos - Phrygia

Honours by Clothing-Cleaners for the Equestrian Egnatius Quartus (late I-II CE) ║ Temenouthyrai - Phrygia

Donation of Funds to a Synod for a Sacrifice to Roma (?) and Artemis (27 BC-14 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[159] Honors by Demetriasts and the People of Ephesos for Benefactors (19-23 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[160] Honors by the League of Asia for Hymn-singers (41-54 CE) ║ Ephesos area [Hypaipa] - Ionia

[161] Grave of Hermeias with Fines Payable to the Silversmiths (41-54 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors by Merchants in the Slave Market for the Proconsul Sallustius (42-43 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication of a Statue of Emperor Claudius by Roman Businessmen (43/44 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication to the Emperor Claudius by Roman Businessmen (44 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[162] Dedication of a Toll-Office by the Fishermen and Fish-dealers (54-59 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Foundation of an Association of Heroists by Peplos (ca. 75-100 CE) ║ Ephesos area [Thyaira] - Ionia

[163] Letter by Initiates Concerning Mysteries of Demeter (88/89 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honorary Statue for Lucius Agrius Publeianus by Italian Businessmen (60s BCE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Civic Decree (frag.) Concerning Physicians (I CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[164] Honors by Silversmiths for Ariston the Highpriest (81-117 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication to Trajan by a Synod (97-102 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Fragment Mentioning Priests of Dionysos Phleos and of the Eleusinian Deities (I-II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors for Claudius Chionis with Mention of Sacred Victors (25/26 CE) ║ Miletos area [Didyma] - Ionia

[180] Honors by Performers from Asia for a Benefactor (37-41 CE) ║ Miletos area [Didyma] - Ionia

[178] Letter of Emperor Claudius to the Sacred Victors and Performers of Dionysos (48 CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Grave (frag.) of an Imperial Slave of the Purple-dyers (54-68 CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

[186] Restoration of a Statue of Athena by Silversmiths and Goldsmiths (14-37 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Foundation (?) (frag.) for the Sacred-victors (I CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Grave of Achaikos with Mention of Honors by the Synod of Instructors (I CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[189] Honors by Devotees of the God Dionysos Breiseus for a Benefactor (I CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[190] Subscriptions of the Initiates of Dionysos with Imperial Dedications (80/83 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Fragment Mentioning Fish-dealers and Other Merchants (I CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Funerary Bust of Asiatikos Physician of the Method and Leader (75-125 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[187] Grave of a Cilician Prepared by the Friends of Agrippa (I CE-early II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[188] Honors by Civic Institutions and Initiates for Two Female Theologians (I-II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

List (frag.) of Ancestral-initiates (I-II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Honors by Romans and a Society (I-II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Funerary Honors by Societies and Other Groups for Capitolinus and Bassus (I BCE- I CE) ║ Teos - Ionia

Grave of the “Family” of Gladiators of Tiberius Claudius Pauleinos (I CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave of the “Family” of Gladiators of Zenon Hypsikles (I-II CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Honors by Roman Businessmen and Other Groups for Dionysios (4-7 CE) ║ Iasos - Caria

Dedication (frag.) of Shrines of Zeus and the Mother with Mention of a Society (Hellenistic or imperial era) ║ Kaunos - Caria

Letter of the World-wide Athletes Honoring the Deceased Euboulos (I-III CE) ║ Knidos - Caria

Honors by Adoniasts, Aphrodisiasts and Asklepiasts for Alexandros (I BCE-I CE) ║ Rhodian Peraia [Aulai] - Caria

Honours by a Neighborhood for Philoumenos (imperial era) ║ Rhodian Peraia [Phoinix] - Caria

Honors by Dionysiac Performers for Apollonios (I CE) ║ Tralles - Caria

Grave of Eukarpos Prepared by Members of a Brotherhood (imperial era) ║ Seleukeia Sidera - Pisidia

Reservations in the Theatre for Sacred Victors, Masons, and Other Groups (I BCE-I CE) ║ Termessos - Pisidia

Honors (frag.) by Roman Businessmen for a Person (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Romans for Maximus (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Roman Businessmen for Mas (?) (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Roman Businessmen for Mithres (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Roman Businessmen for Ge and Meleager (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Roman Businessmen for Astrania (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Businessmen for Chryseros (80/81 CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Kallikles (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Sosos (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Alexandros (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for the Child Magas (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Troilos (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Tateis (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Pankrates (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Funerary Honors by Roman Businessmen for Apollonios (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Grave of Ptolemaios and the Judeans (late I CE) ║ Tlos - Lycia

Honors by the Theatrical Synod for Emperor Claudius (41-54 CE) ║ Side - Pamphylia

Dedication (frag.) to the Emperor Claudius and the Sacred Synod (54-68 CE) ║ Side - Pamphylia

Dedication to Zeus Epikarpios and a Society by Fronto (imperial era) ║ Diokaisareia - Cilicia

[213] Regulations of the Sabbatists (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Elaioussa Sebaste area - Cilicia

[214] Grave of those with Mobrenis (before 69 CE) ║ Lamos / Adanda - Cilicia

[215] Grave of Selgians and Immigrants Mentioning “Brothers” (before 69 CE) ║ Lamos - Cilicia

Donation of a Grave to a Guild of Workers (I-II CE) ║ Lamos area (?) - Cilicia

[218] Funerary Dedication to Dionysos and the Initiates (I-II CE) ║ Seleukeia on the Kalykadnos area - Cilicia

[217] Dedication for Demeter by Gardeners (imperial era) ║ Pessinous area - Galatia

Grave Boundary Marker of the Society with Stratonikos (I BCE / I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker (frag.) of a Society of Bacchiasts with Eumeliodoros (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Athenaists with Kephalon [1] (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Athenaists with Kephalon [2] (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Aphrodisiasts with Aristokrates (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Agathameirists (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Honors by Lenders (?) for a Market Overseer (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Epigram of Damas Cursing Fellow-workers (I BCE-I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Augustus as Hermes by the Clothing-dealers (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

[245a] Grave Boundary Marker of Aphrodisiasts with Eutychos (I BCE-II CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

[245c] Grave Boundary Marker of Athenaists with Drakon (I BCE-II CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave of a Society-member (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Thracians from Herakleia (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Homonoists with Kallistion (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Aphrodisiasts with Artemisia (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Aphrodisiasts with Theudora (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Boundary Marker of the Grave of a Society of Sacred Slaves of Isis (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of a Society (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of those with Andronikos (I CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

[245d] Grave Boundary Marker of Athenaists with Asklepiades (imperial era) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Isiasts (imperial era) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

[246] Honors by Associations for a Civic Priest of the Augusti (imperial era) ║ Nisyros - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Devotees of the Muses (undated) ║ Ialysos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

[248] Honors by Devotees of Erethimios and Asklepios (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Kamiros on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Funerary Honors (frag.) by Adoniasts and Other Associations (I BCE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Associations for the Priestess Nikassa (10 CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Associations for Nikassa the Priestess and Her Son (10 CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Associations for Lapheides the Priest (10 CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Devotees of Dionysos, Athena, and Zeus for a Benefactor (I CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Instructors for a Pergamene Couple (I-II CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors for Antipatros Mentioning Dionysiac Mysteries (ca. 100 CE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honours (frag.) by Cretans and Others for an Athlete (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Devotees or Priests of Apollo Averter of Mildew (I CE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Fellow-Initiates of the Samothracian Gods (I CE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Devotees of Poseidon Helikonios [1] (I BCE-I CE) ║ Samos - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Devotees of Poseidon Helikonios [2] (I-II CE) ║ Samos - Southeastern islands

Honors by Shippers and Ferrymen for Harbor Functionaries (27 BCE-14 CE) ║ Chios - Northern islands

Honors by Ferrymen for Harbor Functionaries (I CE) ║ Chios - Northern islands

Honors (frag.) by Artisans for Civic Functionaries (I CE) ║ Chios - Northern islands

Honors (frag.) by Workers in the Harbor for Civic Functionaries (mid-I CE) ║ Chios - Northern islands

Honors for Emperor Tiberius with Mention of Mysteries (14-37 CE) ║ Mytilene on Lesbos - Northern islands

[260] Dedication to Dionysos and the Initiates (imperial era) ║ Mytilene on Lesbos - Northern islands

Honors by Palmyrene and Greek Merchants for Yedibel (19 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Building: Sanctuary of Baal Shamin (ca. 23 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Building: Sanctuary of Bel, Yarhibol and Aglibol (32 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication of an Altar to the Gods Aglibol and Malakbel by a Society (34 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by Merchants for Zabdibol (81 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by the Council for Yarhai Mentioning Merchants (86 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors (frag.) for a Palmyrene and Benefactor of the Merchants (89-188 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication by Carpenters (59/60 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

[276] Dedication by an Association of Couch-makers (98 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

[270] Dedication of a Synagogue by Theodotos (before 70 CE) ║ Jerusalem - Judea, Samaria, and the Galilee

[268] Guild of Builders (I CE or later) ║ Gadara - Decapolis

Dedication of a Libation Altar by a Society of the God Dushara (70-106 CE) ║ Oboda - Nabatea

Dedication of a Banqueting Hall to the God Aphlad by an Association (54 CE) ║ Doura Europos - Mesopotamia

Building: Sanctuary of Aphlad (I CE) ║ Doura Europos - Mesopotamia

Dedication of a Relief of Aphlad by Hadadiabos (54 CE) ║ Doura Europos - Mesopotamia

[279] Dedication by an Ex-president of a Synod (30 BCE–14 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication by an Ex-president of the Apolloniakan Synod (22 BCE or 22 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

[284] Dedication by Physicians for a Chief-physician (7 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication of a Statue of Sarapis by a President (20-21 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication to the God Anubis by an Apollonian Synod (22 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication by Pankrates for a Synod of Farmers (23-24 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication for a Synod of the Goddess Thermouthis (25 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Honorific Decree by a Gathering for a Benefactor (4/5 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

[282] Dedication of a Statue by an Association of Women (early I CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication of a Statue by the President Ptolemais (early I CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication of a Statue by a Former President of a Synod (30-37 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Decree (frag.) of a Synod Led by Kollouthes (39-41 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

[286] Dedication of a Statue by a Gathering-leader of a Sambathic Association (30 BCE-14 CE) ║ Naukratis - Delta region

Dedication of a Statue for a President by an Association of Bakers (3 CE) ║ Arsinoites - Fayum region

Ostracon with Instructions for Delivery by Donkeys (27/28 CE) ║ Arsinoites - Fayum region

Letter Concerning Bail for Five Weavers in a Legal Case (14-37 CE) ║ Euhemeria - Fayum region

[290] Letter Concerning Transportation of a Corpse (II CE) ║ Kerkesoucha Orous - Fayum region

[294a] Dedication to Anubis by a Synod (I-II CE) ║ Philadelphia - Fayum region

[294b] Dedication to Apollo by a Synod (I-II CE) ║ Philadelphia - Fayum region

Account of Garments Provided by Specific Weavers (84 CE) ║ Philadelphia - Fayum region

Agreement Between a Synod of Priests and Musicians (85 CE) ║ Soknopaiou Nesos - Fayum region

Certificate of Payment by a Leader of the Weavers in the Role of Police Chief (92 CE) ║ Soknopaiou Nesos - Fayum region

[300] Regulations of a Guild of Sheep or Cattle Owners (?) (14-37 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

[302] Regulations of the Salt-merchants (47 CE (18 August)) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Lease of Land by an Association of Public Farmers (37 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Membership List with Physical Descriptions (40/41 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Record of Promise to Pay Beer Costs for the Weavers (42 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

[301] Regulations of an Association of Apolysimoi (43 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Account of Expenses by Kronion of the Record-office Concerning Associations (45-46 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Accounts of Village Record-Office Services to Associations (45-47 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Letter (frag.) to Members of a Priestly Synod (before 46 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Oath by a Group of Fishermen (46 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Account of a Beer Merchant Involving Beer for a Synod of Priests (51 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Dedication of a Dining-Room for the Synod of Dorophoros (54-62 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Accounts of a Beer-dealer Including Beer for a Synod (I CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Renovations to a Building for Devotees of Harthotes and Sachypsis (93 CE) ║ Theadelpheia - Fayum region

[303] Imperial Letters to Athletes and “Diploma of the Boxer” (194 CE) ║ Hermoupolis Magna - Upper Egypt

Decree (frag.) of a Prefect Regarding a Member of the Weavers’ Association (62 CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

Petition (frag.) by Sois Concerning the Rites of a Society (73 CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

Court Records Concerning Funerary Workers (I CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

Account of Expenses by a Synod of Shrine-bearers (I CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

Invitation from Neilos to a Banquet of Lord Sarapis (75-199 CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

Record of Worship by a Society for Isis (8 CE) ║ Philae - Upper Egypt

Building Renovations by Carpenters (45 CE) ║ Ptolemais Hermiou - Upper Egypt

Meeting Place of Stonemasons (80/81 CE) ║ Ptolemais Hermiou - Upper Egypt

Ostracon with List of Amounts Paid or Payable to a Synod (66/67 CE) ║ Thebes - Upper Egypt

Membership List of a Synod with Mixed Occupations (I CE) ║ Unknown - Unknown

[306] Honors by Judeans for a Roman Provincial Official (24 CE or 41 BCE) ║ Berenike - Cyrenaica

[308] Donation to the Association of Silvanus (81-96 CE) ║ Caposele - Bruttium and Lucania

Building [B9]: Meeting Place of the Augustales (early I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

Reservation of a Place (frag.) for a Building of the Augustales (I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

Dedication of an Architrave by the Augustales (I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

Statue of Deified Julius Erected by the Augustales (I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

Statue of Augustus Erected by the Augustales (I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

Dedication to Augustus by the Augustales (I CE) ║ Herculaneum - Campania

Building [B10]: Meeting Place of the Augustales (I-II CE) ║ Misenum - Campania

Honors for Emperor Claudius Dedicated to the Brotherhood Gods (41-54 CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Foundation of Valeria Mousa for the Aristaian Brotherhood Involving Loans (I BCE-I CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Honors by the Artemisian Brotherhood for L. Crepereius Proclus (I-II CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Dedication of a Building Architrave to the Augustan Gods and Brotherhood Gods (I-II CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Honors (frag.) by Members of a Brotherhood (I-III CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Dedication of a Vessel for the Brotherhood’s Gods (50-100 CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Building [B16]: Forum of the Corporations (I BCE-II CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B12]: Hall of the Augustales (ca. 100 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B20]: Meeting Place of the Augustales (from ca. 150 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building: Sanctuary of Isis (ca. 100 BCE-79 CE) ║ Pompeii - Campania

Building [B22]: Meeting Place of the Wool-workers (I CE) ║ Pompeii - Campania

Building [B23]: House of the Triclinia (I CE) ║ Pompeii - Campania

Graffiti by Isis Devotees Requesting Sabinus as Civic Leader (63-79 CE) ║ Pompeii - Campania

Graffiti by Isis Devotees Requesting Cuspius Pensa as Civic Leader (63-79 CE) ║ Pompeii - Campania

Building [B24]: Meeting Places in the Amphitheater (ca. 50 CE) ║ Puteoli - Campania

Building [B26]: Shrine of the Merchants in the Warehouse of Agrippiana (late I BCE-early II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Grave of the Curator of an Association of Scribes (I CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[328] Grave of a Boy Who Performed the Rites of Dionysos (I–II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Grave of Tiberius Prepared by a Women’s Association (I-II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Building Dedication by an Association on an Imperial Estate (100-150 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Place of an Association of Tentmakers (70-200 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Dedication to Isis by Firmus the Priest and Financial Officer of an Association (imperial era) ║ Rome - Latium

[333] Grave of a Goldsmith Who Was a Member of an Association of Carpenters (I-II CE) ║ Amsoldingen - Germania

[334] Grave of a Carpenter (II CE) ║ Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium - Germania

[337] Dedication of a Temple to Neptune and Minerva (I CE) ║ Noviomagus [Chichester] - Britannia