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

[9] Regulations of Herakliasts on Sacrifice and Discipline (ca. 100 CE) ║ Athens area [Liopesi] - Attica

Honors by Asklepiasts for Antiochos (ca. 150 CE) ║ Athens area [Acharnai] - Attica

[7] Regulations of the Iobacchoi (164/165 CE) ║ Athens - Attica

Decree (frag.) by Sacrificing-associates Regarding Inscribing Names (170 CE) ║ Athens - Attica

Building [B2]: Hall of the Iobacchoi Devoted to Dionysos (II CE) ║ Athens - Attica

[8] Regulations of a Contribution-society on Admission and Discipline (II CE) ║ Athens area [Liopesi] - Attica

Grave of a Seven-year-old Boy from Athens (II CE or later) ║ Athens - Attica

[22] Regulations for a Sanctuary and Association of the God Men Tyrannos (ca. 200 CE) ║ Laureion - Attica

Honors by a Baccheion for Flavia Lais and Flavia Apollonia (after 117 CE) ║ Megara - Attica

[23] Exemptions by a Dionysiac Society for a Priest of Dionysos (141 CE) ║ Megara - Attica

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

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

[27] Honors by the City for a Society (II-III CE) ║ Epidauros - 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 (frag.) for a Synod of Fellow-Sacrificers (ca. 200 CE) ║ Locale unknown - Boeotia

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

[30] Regulations of a Dionysiac Society (ca. 150 BCE) ║ Physkeis - Lokris

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

[36] Dedication to Zeus Hypsistos by a Group of Attendants (100-150 CE) ║ Beroia - Macedonia

Memorial Prepared by an Association of Military Veterans (125-150 CE) ║ Beroia - Macedonia

[37] Grave Erected by an Association of Donkey Drivers (II CE) ║ Beroia - Macedonia

[38] Dedication to Zeus Hypsistos by a Group of Attendants under Erotas (II-III CE) ║ Beroia - Macedonia

Grave Prepared by Associates for Gemellus (II-III CE) ║ Beroia - Macedonia

[39] Dedication of an Altar for an Association of the Hero God (II CE) ║ Kassandreia - Macedonia

Dedication to Herakles by Members of a Society (ca. 150 CE) ║ Paionia - Macedonia

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

Building [B3]: Meeting-place of the Worshippers of Silvanus (II-III CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

[41] Contributions to the Temple of Silvanus by Members of an Association (II CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

[42] Grave and Bequest for an Association of Grave-diggers (II CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

Dedications of Reliefs of Nike, Nemesis, and Ares for Gladiators (II-III CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

Honors by Devotees of Isis and Sarapis for Lucius Valerius Priscus (II-III CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

Grave of Zipyron with Bequest to Associations (II-III CE) ║ Philippi - Macedonia

[46] Donation of a Judean Synagogue by Polycharmos (II-III CE) ║ Stobi - Macedonia

[53] Honors by an Association of “Lovers of Play” (ca. 100-150 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Grave of Bacchylon Prepared by Devotees of the Hero Aineias (125/126 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Membership List of an Association (?) (ca. 150 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Grave Prepared by Associates of Herakles for Euphranor (154 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Grave (frag.) Prepared by Associates of Herakles for a Member (ca. 155 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[55] Honors by an Association of Purple-dyers (late II CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Membership List (frag.) of a Company Engaged in Mysteries (II-III CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

[56] Grave of a Mule-driver (150-200 CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Honors by Devotees of Egyptian Deities for a Woman (late II-III CE) ║ Thessalonike - Macedonia

Foundation (frag.) for the Eriphiastai (II-III CE) ║ Thessalonica - Macedonia

Grave (frag.) of Successus Prepared by a Society (II CE) ║ Apollonia - Illyria

[61] Dedication of an Altar to a Company (II-III CE) ║ Augusta Traiana - Thrace

[62] Membership List of the Banqueters of Asklepios (II-III CE) ║ Augusta Traiana - 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 the Initiates of Dionysos Kallon for Diodoros and Stallia Prima (112-116 CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Dedication to Dionysos Parabolos by a Society (117-137 CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Decree (?) (frag.) of the Dionysoboleitans (118-138 CE) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

Dedication of a God’s Statue (?) for the Initiates (II CE) ║ Chersonesos peninsula - 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

Honors by Civic Institutions and Alexandrian Businessmen for Harpokration [A] (II CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

Honors by Civic Institutions and Alexandrian Businessmen for Harpokration [B] (II CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

[64] Honors for the Emperor by a Baccheion of Asians (196-198 CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

[65] Sibylline Oracle Concerning a Dionysiac Company (II CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

[66] Dedication of an Altar by Friends of Apamea (II-III CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

[67] Dedication to a Cult Association of Homonoia (II-III CE) ║ Philippopolis - Thrace

Honorary Decree for Aba with Mention of Associations (150-200 CE) ║ Histria - Scythia and Moesia

[72] Dedication of a Dining Room for the Hymn-singers (150-200 CE) ║ Histria - Scythia and Moesia

Honors by the People Mentioning Taureists (II CE) ║ Histria - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication (frag.) of a Table by a Group Gathered Around a Priest (II CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication to Herakles Pharangeites by a Synod of Herakleians (150-200 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

[77] Dedication to a Company of Asians (II CE) ║ Montana - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication of a Statue (?) of Hestia for a House of Shippers (II CE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

Grave of a “Father who Observes the Customs” and Priest of Hekate (ca. 125-150 CE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

Statue Erected by a House of Shippers for the Emperor’s Son (139-161 CE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

Honors by Civic Institutions for Chrysogonos the Leader of the Mysteries (150-250 CE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

[82] Dedication of an Altar for the House of Alexandrians (160 CE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

Honors (frag.) by Civic Institutions with Mention of a Theatrical Synod (161-180 CE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

Honors (frag.) Involving Sacred Object Bearers and Sacred Sailors (II-III CE) ║ Tomis - Scythia and Moesia

Fragment Regarding Finances for the Rites of a Society (?) (100-125 CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

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

Dedication to Poseidon by a Society of Shippers (173-211 CE) ║ Gorgippia - Bosporan region

Dedication and Membership List (frag.) of a Society (?) (173-211 CE) ║ Gorgippia - 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 (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 of Philodespotos Involving Zeus and Hera (105 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Mastous II Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Sosias Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Saion (?) Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Attas Prepared by a Society (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Makarios Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Hierakos Prepared by a Synod (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Achaimenes Prepared by a Society (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) for a “Brother” in a Synod (?) (100-150 CE) ║ Pantikapaion area [Ilouraton] - Bosporan region

Grave of Stratoneikos Prepared by a Synod (150-200 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave of Caesius Prepared by a Synod (II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) Prepared by a Synod (II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) Prepared by a Synod (II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave Prepared by a Synod (II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag,) Prepared by a Synod (II CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Dedication (?) by a Society (173-210 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Manumission of Thallousa Involving the Goddess of Ma (173–211 CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) of Hermes Prepared by a Synod (III CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Grave (frag.) Prepared by a Synod (late III CE) ║ Pantikapaion - Bosporan region

Regulations for a Cult with Mysteries for Aphrodite (?) (II CE) ║ Phanagoria - Bosporan region

[90] Dedication of a Relief of a Figure Mounted on a Horse (104 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication (frag.) to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod (154-173 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication and Vow to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Phannes (155 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Julius (173-211 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Chophrasmos (220 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

[69] Decree Dissolving an Association (167 CE) ║ Alburnus Major - Dacia

Grave of a Dionysiac Initiate and Performer (155 CE) ║ Amastris - Pontus

Letter of the Theatrical Synod to Herakleia Regarding Honors for Marcius Xenokrates (II CE) ║ Herakleia Pontika - Pontus

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

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

Grave of Saturninus the Bacchic Dancer (134 CE) ║ Claudiopolis - Bithynia

Honors by Coppersmiths for Flavius (I-II CE) ║ Nikaia - Bithynia

[100] Honors by Initiates of Sarapis and Isis for Julius Frugi (ca. 150 CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Grave of a God-Fearer Prepared by the Brothers (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

[101] Grave of a Sack-Weaver (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

List (frag.) of Participants in Mysteries (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Dedication by Epikrates for a Neighborhood (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Honors for a Philosopher and Friend (II CE) ║ Prusa by Olympos - Bithynia

Letters of Hadrian to the Synod of Dionysiac Performers (133/134 CE) ║ Alexandreia Troas - Mysia and the Troad

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

Grave with Fine Payable to the Coppersmiths (II CE) ║ Alexandreia Troas - Mysia and the Troad

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

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

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

Dedication to Zeus Soter by a Brotherhood (II-III CE) ║ Kyme area [Ali-aga] - Mysia and the Troad

[110] Dedication to Zeus Hypsistos for an Association or Village (I BCE-II CE) ║ Kyzikos area [Panormos] - Mysia and the Troad

[261] Dedication to Antoninus Pius, Dionysos, and Initiates (138-161 CE) ║ Kyzikos area [Prokonnesos] - Mysia and the Troad

Acclamations for Prokonessos, a Guild, and a Proconsul (II CE) ║ Kyzikos area [Prokonessos] - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication to Priapos by Fellow-Sailors and Fishermen (I-II CE) ║ Parion - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by a Chief Cowherd for the Priestess Sosipatra (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

Building [B6]: Hall of Benches of the Dionysiac Cowherds (II-IV CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

[116] Honors by Dancing Cowherds for the Proconsul Quadratus (after 109 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors (frag.) by Dancing Cowherds for Julius Quadratus (109-138 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

[117] Dedication of an Altar to Hadrian by Hymn-singers (129-138 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

[118] Honors by Settlers on a Street for the Consul Rufinus (after 142 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Honors by Settlers on the Acropolis for the Consul Rufinus (after 142 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication for a Company by Asklepiake (150-200 CE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Grave of Artemon Prepared by Clothing-cleaners (142 CE) ║ Julia Gordos - Lydia

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

Funerary Epigram for Lucius Prepared by Friends of the Brotherhood (II CE) ║ Magnesia by Sipylos area [Hyrkanis] - Lydia

Grave of Menophilos Referring to the Society (180 or 234 CE) ║ Magnesia by Sipylos - Lydia

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

Dedication to Mother Leto by the Lovers of the Vine (161/162 CE) ║ Philadelphia area [Hayallı] - Lydia

Honors by a Tribe of Leather-workers for Hephaistion Papianos (II-III CE) ║ Philadelphia - Lydia

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

Grave Prepared by a Family Association of Julius Quadratus (140 CE) ║ Saittai area [Thermai Theseos] - Lydia

Grave of Octavius Prepared by Wool-workers (145 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Preimos Prepared by Leather-workers (147 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Stratoneikos Prepared by an Association (147/148 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Pantagathos Prepared by the Association (151 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave Prepared by Herakleians (151 CE) ║ Saittai area [Thermai Theseos] - Lydia

Grave of Apollonides Prepared by the Street of Leather-workers (152 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Charmides Prepared by Clothing-cleaners (152 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Artemidoros the Priest Prepared by the Street of Leather-workers (153 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Papias Prepared by Clothing-cleaners (154 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of an Association-Member Prepared by the Association (156 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Diodoros Prepared by Weavers (156/157 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Honors for a Priestess of Men by the Ritual-purifiers (159 CE) ║ Saittai area - Lydia

Dedication to Dionysos by the Ritual-purifiers of Meter and Men (161 CE) ║ Saittai area [Kollyda] - Lydia

Grave of Philetairos Prepared by the Carpenters (165 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Zenobis Prepared by an Association (167 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave Prepared by the Dionysiasts (167 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Alexandros Prepared by Wool-workers (168/169 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Glaphyros Prepared by the Association-members (170 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Leonas Prepared by Wool-workers (170/171 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Order for a Vow to Zeus and Men by a Sacred Association (doumos) (171 CE) ║ Saittai area [Maionia] - Lydia

Vow to Zeus Masphalatenos and Men Tiamou (171/172 CE) ║ Saittai area [Maionia] - Lydia

Dedication of an Altar by an Association (doumos) (172 CE) ║ Saittai area [Mount Toma] - Lydia

Grave of Neikephoros Prepared by the Street of Leather-workers (173/174 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Trophimas Prepared by the Linen-workers (183 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Herakleides Prepared by the Linen-workers (183 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Pantagathos Prepared by Linen-workers (183/184 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Stratonikos Prepared by Linen-workers (183/184 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Hygeinos Prepared by Wool-workers (192/193 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Androneikos Prepared by Linen-workers (192/193 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Epiktetos Prepared by an Association (194 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Deskylos Prepared by the Linen-workers (194 CE) ║ Saittai [?] - Lydia

Grave of Attalianos Prepared by the Guild of Felt-makers (194 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Grave of Eutychianos Prepared by a Neighborhood (198 CE) ║ Saittai - Lydia

Statue (?) of Fronto of the Alexandrian philosophers (II-III CE) ║ Saittai area [Kavakli] - Lydia

Reservations in the Stadium for Tribes and Groups of Workers (150-300 CE) ║ Saittai - 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

Decree (frag.) of Dionysiac Performers Concerning Contests (117-128 CE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

Decree (frag.) of Dionysiac Performers Concerning Quadrennial Competitions (117-138 CE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

[126] Edict Concerning Zeus and the Mysteries of Sabazios, Agdistis and Ma (II CE / 365 BCE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

Honors (frag.) by an Association for a Sebastophant and Hierophant (II CE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

[127] List of Fountains Used by Mystery Associations, a Synagogue, and Others (ca. 200 CE) ║ Sardis - Lydia

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

[132] Honors by Dyers for a Highpriest of Asia (106-114 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

[133] Honors by Dyers for a Civic Leader (120-130 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Honors by Dyers (?) for Sokrates Sakerdotianos (120-130 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Decree (frag.) of the Antonine Hadrianic Theatrical Synod (138-161 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Honors by the Sacred-Victors for Demosthenes (150-250 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Honors by the Dyers for a Crown-bearer (ca. 160-170 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Grave of Stratoneikos Prepared by Family and a Company (165/166 CE) ║ Thyatira area [Attaleia] - Lydia

Honors for Augustianus the Dancer Involving a Synod (166-180 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Grave of Apollonios Prepared by Family and a Company (198/199 CE) ║ Thyatira area - Lydia

Grave (frag.) of Philippos Prepared by a Brotherhood and Company (II CE) ║ Thyatira area [Montana] - Lydia

[135] Honors by Devotees of the God Herakles for a Man (II CE) ║ Thyatira area [Mernouphyta] - Lydia

[134] Grave Near a Sambatheion in the Chaldean Quarter (ca. 200 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Grave (frag.) of Apollonides the Leather-cutter (II-III CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

[138] Honors by Bakers for an Asiarch and Highpriest (II-III CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Grave of a Chief-physician of the “Whole Athletic Meeting” (II-III CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

[139] Funerary Altar and Coffin of a Priestess Prepared by Initiates (II-III CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Honors by the Dyers for a Superintendent (II-III CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

[140] Honors by Civic Institutions for a Priestess in Connection with Mysteries of Artemis (II-III CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Honors (frag.) by Dyers for a Benefactor (II-III CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Honors by the Dyers for a Superintendent (ca. 193-211 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

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

Dedication to Zeus and the Devotees of Bennios (II CE) ║ Aizanoi area - Phrygia

Dedication to Zeus Bennios on behalf of Trajan (98-117 CE) ║ Aizanoi area [Soa] - Phrygia

Reserved Seating for Stone Masons in the Theater (II CE) ║ Aizanoi - 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

Dedication to the God Men Askainos by a Brotherhood (169/170 CE) ║ Akmoneia area [Sebaste] - Phrygia

Dedication to Dionysos Kathegemon by Initiates (II-III CE) ║ Akmoneia area [Sebaste] - Phrygia

Grave of Fabric-dealers (II-III CE) ║ Akmoneia area [Eumeneia] - Phrygia

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

Honors by Roman Settlers for an Imperial Freedman (161-167 CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

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

Dedication to the Mother of the Gods for a Caravan or Synod (II CE) ║ Dorylaion area - Phrygia

Dedication of an Altar to the Manifest God Dionysos by Initiates (II CE) ║ Dorylaion area - 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

[150] Grave of a Judean Family Mentioning the Settlement of the Judeans (161-200 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

[151] Grave of a Judean Family Mentioning the People of the Judeans (161-200 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

[148] Dedication to Dionysos Kathegemon by a Hierophant (II CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Honours by Thiounta Village for a Brotherhood [A and B] (II CE) ║ Hierapolis area [Thiounta] - Phrygia

[152] Grave of Glykon with Bequest to Purple-Dyers and Carpet-Weavers (161-250 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Grave of Menandrianos with Bequest to Linen-workers and Weapon-fans (ca. 180-250 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

[153] Honors by the Sanhedrin of Romans and Other Groups for Apollonides (pre-212 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Honors by Hierapolis and Sacred Victors for Sophron the Comic Performer (II-III CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Honours by Sacred Victors and Other Groups for the Poet Secundus (II-III CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

[154] Grave of Hermogenes with Bequest to Dyers (117-212 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Grave of Herakleides with Fines Payable to a Guild (138-300 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Grave Crowning by a Guild of Dyers (138-300 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Grave (frag.) of an Individual Purple-dealer (138-300 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Grave of Makedonikos with Bequest to Sign-bearers of Apollo (138-300 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

[155] Grave of Diodoros with Bequest to Purple-Dyers (ca. 190-250 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

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

Decree (frag.) of the World-wide Performers of Dionysos (138-161 CE) ║ Laodikeia on the Lykos - Phrygia

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

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

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

[166] Dedication with Honorary Membership in a Society for Emperor Trajan (98-117 CE) ║ Ephesos area [Thyaira] - Ionia

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

Honors by Merchants in the Slave Market for T. Claudius Secundus (ca. 100 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[165] Honors by Physicians for the Chief-physician of Emperor Trajan (102-114 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[175] Grave of a Physician Cared for by the Physicians (II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[167] Grave of the “Family” of Gladiators of Julianus (100-120 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors by the Instructors in the Mouseion for Apelliane (110-120 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[168] Honors by Initiates of the God Dionysos for Emperor Hadrian (117-138 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

List of Participants in Sacrifices and Mysteries of Dionysos (117-138 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication of a Temple to the Demeter Karpophoros by a Priest (120 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Letter of Hadrian Concerning Erastus the Shipper (128/129 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Letter of Hadrian (frag.) Concerning Philokyrios (?) the Shipper (128/129 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[169] Dedication of a Statue of Isis for Workers in the Fishery Toll-office (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication to Artemis Ephesia, Antoninus Pius, and the Silversmiths (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors in Competitions of Physicians – Rufinus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Menandros and Secundus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Rufinus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Secundus (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians – Damarion (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication (frag.) to the Augustan Gods and the Initiates (138-161 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors by Temple Building Craftsmen for Vedius (ca. 150 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victors (frag.) in Competitions of Physicians under the Proconsul Lupercus (153/154 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Proconsular Edict Concerning Bakers (ca. 150-200 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a Boy with Protection by Accountants (150-200 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[170] Honors by Civic Institutions and Wine-Tasters for P. Vedius Antoninus II (162/163 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[171] Honors by Wool-workers for P. Vedius Antoninus (ca. 160 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors by the Instructors in the Mouseion for P. Vedius Antoninus (ca. 160s CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honours by the Koressian Neighbourhood for Vedius Papianus Antoninus (132-200 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[172] Reservations in the Latrines of the Vedius Gymnasium (160-250 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Fragment Mentioning an Athletic Synod and Commodos (176-192 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

[173] Honors by Initiates for Commodus as the New Dionysos (180-192 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

List of Functionaries and Participants in Mysteries of Dionysos (180-192 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Dedication of a Bronze Statue of Tyche with Mention of Artemis’ Clothing-Cleaners (180-199 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of Agathon’s Family with Bequest to the Gymnasts of Zeus (II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of Euarestos and Family Protected by Fish-trappers (II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

List of Participants in Sacrifices and Mysteries for Dionysos (II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Fragment Mentioning Demetriasts and Initiates of Dionysos Phleos (177-192 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Fragment Involving the Initiates Who Wear Hair Cloth (II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Architrave (frag.) Mentioning a Decree of the collegium (II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Place of the Leather Workers (II CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Victories of a Boxer or Kick-boxer with Mention of a Synod (II-III CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a Hymn-singer with Fines Payable to the Linen-weavers (II-III CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a Grain-measurer’s Family with a Foundation for Workers (II-III CE) ║ Ephesos area [Thyaira] - Ionia

[174] Grave of a Chief-Physician Cared for by the Judeans (150-250 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors by a Sanhedrin of Servers (III CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Honors by a Theatrical Synod for Juliane (124 CE) ║ Erythrai - Ionia

Dedication of a Sacred Building to Dionysos and the Emperors (139-161 CE) ║ Erythrai - Ionia

[179] Oracle from Didyma Involving Builders at Miletos (ca. 120 CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Oracle (frag.) Consultation by the Friends of Dionysos (II CE) ║ Miletos area [Didyma] - Ionia

[182a] Honors by Gardeners for Ulpius Karpos (ca. 150-200 CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

[182b] Honors by Fishermen for Ulpius Karpos (ca. 130 CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Honors by the Association of Sanctuary Dedicators for Athenagoras (188 CE) ║ Miletos area [Didyma] - Ionia

[181] Honors by Linen-workers for M. Aurelius Thelymitres (late II CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Honors (frag.) by Porters for M. Aurelius Thelymitres (late II CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Honors (frag.) by Porters Devoted to Hermes for M. Aurelius Thelymitres (late II CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

[183] Reservations in the Theater for Goldsmiths, Judeans, and Others (II-V CE) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Grave of Stratoneikos Involving Associations (II-III CE) ║ Notion - Ionia

Honors (frag.) by Businessmen for Claudius Bion (98-117 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

Honors by Hymn-singers from the Elders for Paulina (117-200 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[194] List of Donors for Building Projects Including Judeans (ca. 124 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[191] Honors by Initiates of Dionysos Breiseus for Emperor Hadrian (129-132 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Petition (frag.) of the Dionysiac Performers to Antoninus Pius with Rescript (150 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Letter (frag.) of the Emperor (?) to Performers (150 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[193] Honors by Performers and Initiates of Dionysos Breiseus for a Benefactor (150-200 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[197] Family Grave with Fines for Violation Payable to the Porters (150-200 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[192] Letter of Emperor Marcus Aurelius to the Synod of Dionysos Breiseus (158 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Letter (frag.) from Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus to the Synod of Dionysos (161-163 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Dedication of a Banqueting Room for the Ganymedians (II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[195] Regulations of a Sanctuary of the God Dionysos Bromios (II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Inscription (frag.) Mentioning a Sanhedrin and a Synod (II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Dedication (frag.) to an Emperor Involving Dionysos “Before the City” (II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

[201] Common Grave of a Guild of Flax Workers (II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Bronze Standard of an Association on Athletic Street (late II CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Mosaic Floor Laid for a Bacchic Association or Building (193-211 CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Family Grave of Rufina the Head of the Synagogue (II-III CE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Honors by a Society of Dionysiasts for Hediste the Priestess (I BCE-I CE) ║ Teos - Ionia

Honors by Dionysiac Initiates for Pisoninus (117-138 CE) ║ Teos - Ionia

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

Honorary Decree for Kallikrates by the Athletic Synod (117-138 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Honorary Decree for the Poet Longianos by the Synod of Dionysos (127 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Honorary Decree by Athletes for Menandros (161-169 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Letter of Eurykles on Funding Competitions (180-189 CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave of a Chief Merchant with a Farewell to the Linen-workers (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Victories in Competitions by Members of a Synod (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Victories in Musical Competitions (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave of the “Family” of Gladiators of Severinus (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Grave (frag.) of Aurelius with Fines Payable to a Guild (II-III CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Reservations in the Stadium for Guilds and Other Groups (II-VI CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Reservations in the Theatre for Groups (II-VI CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Reservations in the Odeon for Groups (II-VI CE) ║ Aphrodisias - Caria

Dedication of a Parthenon to Mother Oreia by Mountain Guards (120-210 CE) ║ Apollonia Salbake area - 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

[203] Donations by Initiates of Dionysos (II CE) ║ Magnesia on the Maeander - Caria

Reserved Place of the Assistant Builders (II CE) ║ Magnesia on the Maeander - Caria

[202] Oracle from Delphi on Dionysiac Societies (ca. 278-250 BCE / 150 CE) ║ Magnesia on the Maeander - Caria

[184] Honors by Dionysiac World-wide Performers for T. Aelius Alkibiades (ca. 142 CE) ║ Nysa - Caria

Honors for Alkibiades the Founder of a “Collegium” of Nysaians at Rome (ca. 142 CE) ║ Nysa - Caria

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

Letter (frag.) from Mark Antony to a Synod of Athletic Victors (42-32 BCE) ║ Tralles - Caria

[204] Honors by Civic Institutions and the Settlement of Romans for a Benefactor (post-127 CE) ║ Tralles - Caria

[205] Honors by Initiates for Amyntianus the Priest of Isis and Sarapis (post-132 CE) ║ Tralles - Caria

[206] Honors by a Synod for C. Julius Philippus (ca. 150-200 CE) ║ Tralles - Caria

[207] Honors by Linen-weavers for a Market-overseer (150-200 CE) ║ Tralles - Caria

Honors by the Olympic Synod for P. Ducenius Dionysios (180-190 CE) ║ Tralles - Caria

Honors (frag.) by Romans and Other Groups (II CE) ║ Tralles - Caria

Honors by Romans and Other Groups for Koibilos (II 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 by Civic Institutions and Artisans for Atalante (II CE) ║ Termessos - Pisidia

Honors by Artisans for Atalante (II CE) ║ Termessos - Pisidia

Dedication (frag.) by a Society Devoted to the Dioskouroi Gods and Helena (100-212 CE) ║ Akarassos (?) - Lycia

Architrave (frag.) Mentioning Devotees of the Goddess Aphrodite (?) (late-II-III CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by Leather-workers for Polemo (ca. 150 CE) ║ Kibyra - Lycia

Honors by a Synod and by Epicureans for a Philosopher and Priest (II CE) ║ Rhodiapolis - Lycia

[210] Honors by Linen-workers for Emperor Hadrian (136 CE) ║ Anazarbos - Cilicia

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

Honors by Attendants of Demeter for Hemerios (II-III CE) ║ Tarsos - Cilicia

Honorary Decree (frag.) of the Theatrical Synod of Performers (117-138 CE) ║ Ankyra - Galatia

Honors by Performers for Ulpius Aelius Pompeianus (128 CE) ║ Ankyra - Galatia

[212] Honorary Decree by Performers for Pompeianus Regarding a Mystic Contest (128/129 CE) ║ Ankyra - Galatia

Building Dedication to the Highest God and a Prayerhouse (II-III CE) ║ Ankyra area [Malos] - Galatia

Honors (frag.) by Dionysiac Performers for Januarius Licinianus (150-200 CE) ║ Pessinous - Galatia

Honours by Attabokaian Initiates for Deiotaros (II CE) ║ Pessinous - Galatia

[216] Honors by Attabokaian Initiates for Heras the Priest (150-200 CE) ║ Pessinous - Galatia

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

Honors by a Sacred Synod of Apollo for the Governor Flavius Arrianus (130-137 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Cappadocia

[220] Honorary Decree of Milesians for Aristeas (153-154 CE) ║ Aigiale on Amorgos - Southwestern islands

Postumous Honors by Milesians for Eleutheris (II-III CE) ║ Aigiale on Amorgos - Southwestern islands

Honors (frag.) by a Synod for T. Flavius Demetrios and Theano (98-117 CE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors (frag.) by a Synod for the Roman Decimus (ca. 200 CE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Funerary Honors by Initiates of Dionysos for Isia (II CE) ║ Tenos - Southwestern islands

Honorary Decree (frag.) of an Association (II BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

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

Dedication to Zeus Hypsistos, Hera, Poseidon and Apollo by Porters (II CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication of Baths (?) by Sailors (II CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication (frag.) of a Building by a Synod of Sacred Victors (II CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Poseidoniasts with Herakleides (II CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker of Osirists with Epitygchanon (II CE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Grave Boundary Marker (frag.) of a Society of Grain-measurers (?) (II CE) ║ 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 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

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

Dedication to Isis, Sarapis, Anubis, and Harpokrates (II CE) ║ Samos - Southeastern islands

Grave (frag.) Prepared by a Society (II-III CE) ║ Samos (from Miletos ?) - Southeastern islands

Honors for Bresos with Mention of Mysteries of the Augusti (125-175 CE) ║ Mytilene area on Lesbos - Northern islands

Honors for Artemisia in Connection with Mysteries of Etephila (ca. 200 CE) ║ Mytilene on Lesbos - Northern islands

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

[264] Honors by a Dionysiac Association for a Hierophant (150-200 CE) ║ Thasos - Northern islands

Voyage of the Ship Herakles and a Chief Merchant Shipper (II CE) ║ Thasos - Northern islands

[266] Honors by Performers for the Pantomime Julius Paris (117-138 CE) ║ Apamea - Syria and Phoenicia

[267] Grave of Memor the Shipper Prepared by a House of Transporters (100-250 CE) ║ Askalon - Syria and Phoenicia

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

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

Honorary Statue Erected for Zebida the Leader of the Society (117 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by Merchants for Yarhai (131 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Shoadu, part 1 (132 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by the Council for Yarhibol Mentioning Merchants (138 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors (frag.) by a Merchant Caravan for a Leader from Forath (140 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Nesa (142 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Shoadu, part 2 (144 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Nesa (150 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Yarhai (157 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Shippers for Marcus Ulpius Yarhai (157 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Yarhai (159 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by Merchants for Asklepiades the Toll-collector (161 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by a Merchant Caravan for Taimarsu (193 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

Honors by Tribes for Ogeilu Mentioning Merchant Caravans (199 CE) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

[277] Building Inscription of an Association of Barbers (104 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

[278] Honors by an Association of Barbers for a Leader (132 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication of a Mithras Scene by Gerontios the “Father of the Customs” (188 or 389 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication to Hekate by Gerontios the “Father of the Customs” (188 or 389 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

Dedication of a Lion-Headed Figure by Gerontios the “Father of the Customs” (188 or 389 CE) ║ Sidon - Syria and Phoenicia

Spaces Reserved (?) for Potters in the Market (ca. 200 CE) ║ Gerasa - Decapolis

Spaces Reserved (?) for Workers in the Market (ca. 200 CE) ║ Gerasa - Decapolis

Reserved Seating for Linen-workers in the North Theater (III CE) ║ Gerasa - Decapolis

Honors by Philosophers for Aelius Demetrios (100-200 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Honors by Fellow-banqueters for Procurator Panopaios (161-169 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Court Records Concerning Exemption for a Linen Weaver (192 CE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Edict of C. Vibius Maximus on Exemption for Weavers and Others (119 CE) ║ Arsinoites - Fayum region

Account of Dioskuroi Devotees for “Dressing” the God (169 CE) ║ Bakchias - Fayum region

Declaration and Inventory of Flocks by Sheep and Cattle Herders (160 CE) ║ Euhemeria - Fayum region

Declaration by Camel Herders (135-136 CE) ║ Karanis - Fayum region

[289] Letter Concerning Inability to Pay Contributions (184 CE) ║ Karanis - Fayum region

Invitation (frag.) to a Banquet of Sarapis (II CE) ║ Narmouthis - 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

[296] Letter of Complaint by a Guild of Wool-Weavers (139 CE) ║ Philadelphia - Fayum region

Court Records Regarding Taxation of Fullers and Dyers (161-169 CE) ║ Tebtynis - Fayum region

Dedication of a Dining Room for the Elders of the Weavers (109 CE) ║ Theadelphia - Fayum region

Regulation for the Procurator Concerning Synods (after 149 CE) ║ Theadelphia - Fayum region

Letters Concerning Alabaster Workers (130-199 CE) ║ Antinoopolis - Upper Egypt

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

Declaration by Hieroglyphic Carvers (107 CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

Taxation Records for the Sarapis Market Mentioning Guilds (143 CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

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

Dedication to Great Zeus Sarapis by a Member of a Partnership (?) (II-III CE) ║ Neapolis / Lepcis Magna - Tripolitania

[310] Regulations of the Worshippers of Diana and Antinoüs (136 CE) ║ Lanuvium - Campania

Honors for C. Sulpicius Victor with Reference to a Women’s Assembly (curia) (ca. 200 CE) ║ Lanuvium - Campania

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

Dedication of a Vessel to the Kymaian Brotherhood’s Gods (ca. 100 CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

[312] Honors by the Wandering Athletic Synod for T. Flavius Archibios (ca. 110 CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Honors by Neapolis for the Deceased Dionysiac Performer P. Aelius Antigenidas (ca. 150 CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Honors by the Brotherhood of Artemisians for Hilarianus with a Copy of His Letter (194 CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Dedication to Augusta by Two Brotherhoods (II CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

Grave for the Pankleidian Brotherhood Provided by C. Calpurnius Felix (II-III CE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

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

Building [B11]: Meeting Place of the Ferrymen (lenuncularii) (ca. 100 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

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

Building [B18]: Meeting Place and Temple of the Worshippers of Bellona (140-170 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

[314a] List of Leaders and Members of the Sailors and Accountants (152 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

[314b] List of Leaders and Members of the Sailors and Accountants (193 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B21]: The House of Themistocles (ca. 194 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B14]: Meeting Place of the Carpenters (fabri tignuari) (II-IV CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B15]: Meeting Place of the Grain Measurers (mensores) (early II-III CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B17]: Temple Building of the Ship Builders (fabri navali) (ca. 200 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

Building [B19]: Meeting Place of the Ship Owners (ca. 200 CE) ║ Ostia - Latium

[317] Letter of the Tyrian Settlers at Puteoli to the City of Tyre (174 CE) ║ Puteoli - Campania

[318] Election of a Patron by Laborers and Rag-dealers (190 CE) ║ Regium Lepidum - Aemilia

Common Grave of a Cohort of Spice-dealers (II CE) ║ Unknown - Latium

Building [B26]: Shrine of the Merchants in the Warehouse of Agrippiana (late I BCE-early II 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

Donation by an Imperial Slave for an Association of Wine Traders (102 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Donation for an Association of Flute Players and Lyre Players (102 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Building [B28]: Warehouse of the Association of Wine Dealers (early II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

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

Dedication by Incense and Perfume Dealers (100-150 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Regulation of the Ivory and Citrus-Wood Merchants (117-138 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Building [B25]: Meeting Place of the Woodcutters (dendrophori) (ca. 150 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Dedication to Concordia for an Association of Gold Workers (II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

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

Imperial Privileges for Philosophers, Physicians, Teachers, and Athletes from the Digest (117-211 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[320] Dedication and Imperial Letter from Hadrian Involving an Athletic Synod (134 / 143 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[321] Dedication and Imperial Letter from Antoninus Pius Involving an Athletic Synod (143 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[319] Honors by Paean Singers for a Prophet and “Father” (146 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[322] Regulations of the Association of Aesculapius and Hygiae (153 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[323] Graves of a Family Association (II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[324] Dedication to the Goddess Kore for a Group of Immigrants from Sardis (late II-III CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[325] Honors by a Sacred Synod of Athletes for M. Ulpius Domesticus (mid-II CE) ║ Rome - Latium

[326] Dedication to the Gods and a Sacred Company by Priests of Dionysos (II-III CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Reservation and Membership List (frag.) of Money-Lenders and Stenographers (ca. 200 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

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

Dedication to Hercules by a President of the Bakers (100-150 CE) ║ Tibur - Latium

[330] Statue for Pompeia Agrippinilla Dedicated by Initiates of Dionysos (160-70 CE) ║ Torre Nova - Latium

Grave of Julia Prepared by Quintilius Elpidephoros (II CE) ║ Tusculum - Latium

[335] Dedication by a Member of the Millers (II-III CE) ║ Colonia Claudia Ara Agrippinensium - Germania

[336] Dedication by Soldiers in an Association (II-III CE) ║ Corstopitum - Britannia