Associations in the Greco-Roman World (AGRW)

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

Bowl Dedication Records Involving Associations of Contributors (ca. 330-310 BCE) ║ Athens - Attica

Dedication to Zeus Philios by Contributors (324 BCE) ║ Athens - Attica

Dedication to Homonoia by a Society (III BCE) ║ Athens - Attica

[4] Dedication to the Egyptian gods (ca. 116-94 BCE) ║ Athens - Attica

Dedication (frag.) of a Statue by Society-members (II-I BCE) ║ Eleusis - Attica

Dedication to Herakles or Men by Foreign Contributors (IV BCE) ║ Laureion - Attica

Poem for Dionysos Dedicated by Dionysios (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Piraeus - Attica

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

Dedication of a Gymnasium to Zeus and Anthas by Fellow-sacrificers (ca. 150 BCE) ║ Anthedon - Boeotia

Honors by a Synod of Hunters for Antagoros (after 168 BCE) ║ Haliartos - Boeotia

Dedication to Athena Longatis by Fellow-sacrificers [1] (ca. 300 BCE) ║ Thebes - Boeotia

Boundary of the Sacred Land of Philetairian Fellow-Sacrificers (267-263 BCE) ║ Thespiai - Boeotia

Dedication by Servants of Egyptian Deities (I BCE) ║ Ambrakia - Epeiros

[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

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

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

Honors by Devotees of the Muses for King Perseus (179-168 BCE) ║ Dion - Macedonia

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

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

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

Dedication to Artemis Elaphabolos by an Association of Stonecutters (undated) ║ Olcinium - Dalmatia

Dedication (frag.) for a Deity and a Company (undated) ║ Anchialos - Thrace

Dedication to Apollo Dauterenos by Those Around Eustochios (III CE) ║ Augusta Traiana area [Karasura] - Thrace

Dedication to Zeus Dionysos by a Priest (undated) ║ Bizye - Thrace

Dedication to Zeus Dionysos by Lykomedes for His Own Initiates (undated) ║ Bizye - Thrace

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

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

Dedication (?) by Initiates and Society-members (imperial era) ║ Byzantion - Thrace

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

Dedication to the God Aularkenos by Martial and Society-members (undated) ║ Marcianopolis - Thrace

Dedication to Zeus, Hera and Athena for Hymn-singers (imperial era) ║ Nikopolis on the Istros - Thrace

Dedication to Zeus and Hera for Hymn-singers (imperial era) ║ Nikopolis on the Istros - Thrace

Dedication to Zeus, Hera and Athena by Elder Hymn-singers (undated) ║ Nikopolis on the Istros - Thrace

Dedication of an Altar to the God Herakles for Nikomedian Sculptors (undated) ║ Nikopolis on the Istros - Thrace

Dedication for a Guild (undated) ║ Nikopolis on the Istros - Thrace

Dedication (frag.) Mentioning an Altar and Society-members (undated) ║ Nikopolis area [Emporion Diskoduraterai] - Thrace

Dedication and Membership List (frag.) of Initiates of Dionysos (undated) ║ Nikopolis on the Istros - 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

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

Dedication (frag.) of an Altar Involving the Leader of a Company (after 212 CE) ║ Perinthos-Herakleia - Thrace

Dedication of an Altar for a Company by Aristenetos (241-244 CE) ║ Kellai - Thrace

Dedication of a Table to Herakles for a Guild (undated) ║ Philippopolis - Thrace

[71] Dedication for a Company of Asians (222-235 CE) ║ Dionysopolis - Scythia and Moesia

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

Dedication (frag.) to Poseidon Helikonios for Fellow-Initiates (212-250 CE) ║ Histria - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication on Behalf of Emperor Elagabal by a Company of Dionysiasts (218-222 CE) ║ Histria - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication (?) (frag.) by Banqueters (300-250 BCE) ║ 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

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

Dedication to Emperor Gordianus by Fans of Beast-fighters (ca. 238-244 CE) ║ Kallatis - Scythia and Moesia

[76] Dedication by Family Members and Society Members (200-250 CE) ║ Marcianopolis - Scythia and Moesia

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

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

Dedication by a Neighborhood Association (undated) ║ Odessos - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication to the Hero Karabasmos by Banqueters (undated) ║ Odessos - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication to the Hero Karabazmos by Associates (undated) ║ Odessos - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication (frag.) to the Hero Karabazmos with Membership List (undated) ║ Odessos - Scythia and Moesia

Dedication to the Savior gods by Priests and Society-members (ca. 325-300 BCE) ║ Olbia - Scythia and Moesia

Graffito for Apollo by the Boreikian Society (ca. 300 BCE) ║ Olbia - Scythia and Moesia

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

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

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

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

Dedication and Membership List of a Christian Society (470-490 CE) ║ Hermonassa - Bosporan region

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

Dedication (frag.) to the God Tanais (?) by a Society (200-50 BCE) ║ Tanais - 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 (frag.) to Theos Hypsistos by the “Adopted Brothers” (210-234 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication (frag.) to Theos Hypsistos by the “Adopted Brothers” (210-227 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

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

Dedication (frag.) by the “Adopted Brothers” (220-240 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Kallisthenes (225 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Chophrasmos (225 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication (frag.) to Theos by a Synod (227-234 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by the “Adopted Brothers” (228 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Demetrios (228 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication (frag.) to Theos Hypsistos by a Society of “Brothers” (230 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication to Theos Hypsistos by a Synod Around Papas (240 CE) ║ Tanais - Bosporan region

Dedication of a Prayer-house to the Unconquered God Asbameus (undated) ║ Amastris - Pontus

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

Dedication of an Altar to Zeus Bennios for an Association (undated) ║ Claudiopolis area [Krateia] - Bithynia

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

Dedication for the God Preietos and the Symbol-bearers (undated) ║ Nikomedia - Bithynia

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

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

Dedications to Zeus Soter by a Neighborhood (undated) ║ Prusias by Hypios - Bithynia

Dedication to Apollo, the Augusti and the People by Gladiators (imperial era) ║ Aigai - Mysia and the Troad

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

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

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

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

Dedication to Poseidon and Aphrodite Pontia by Partners in a Fishing Business (I BCE) ║ Kyzikos - Mysia and the Troad

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

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

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

Dedication to Apollo and Artemis with a Banquet Scene (undated) ║ Kyzikos area [Panormos] - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication by a Society with Banquet Scene (undated) ║ Kyzikos area - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication by a Banker and Member of a Bacchic Group (late imperial era) ║ Kyzikos - Mysia and the Troad

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

[113] Dedication to King Eumenes II by a Bacchic Group (after 158 BCE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication of an Altar to Caesar Augustus by Herodes (ca. 27 BCE) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

Dedication of an Altar to Dionysos Kathegemon by Herodes (ca. 27 BCE) ║ 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

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

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

Dedication to the Dioskouroi Gods and the Association (undated) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

[120] Dedication of an Altar for the Friends of the Augusti (undated) ║ Pergamon - Mysia and the Troad

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

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

Dedication by Smyrnaeitans and Coral Craftsmen (undated) ║ Magnesia by Sipylos - Lydia

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

Dedication of an Altar to Dionysos Kathegemon by a Company (II CE) ║ Philadelphia - Lydia

Dedication to Apollo and Artemis by the Sign-bearers (48/47 BCE) ║ Saittai area [Nisyra] - Lydia

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

Dedication to Artemis Anaetis and Men Tiamou by the Symbol-bearers (undated) ║ Saittai area [Maionia] - Lydia

Dedication of a Votive by Initiates of Apollo Pleurenos (90s BCE) ║ Sardis area [north of Gygaia lake] - Lydia

Dedication for a Company by Onesimos, Julianus and Asklepiades (undated) ║ Sardis area [Salihli] - Lydia

Dedication to the Augustan Gods by Businessmen (undated) ║ 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

Dedication to Holy and Just by “Lovers of the Vine” (III CE) ║ Aizanoi area [Yaylababa Köyu] - Phrygia

Dedication to Mother Kouaene for a Guild (undated) ║ Aizanoi - 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

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

Dedication to Zeus Alsenos by the Association (215/216 CE) ║ Akmoneia - Phrygia

Dedication to Dionysos Kathegemon by the Initiates (undated) ║ Akmoneia - 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

Dedication to the God Men by a Brotherhood (III CE) ║ Apameia Kelainai area [Plouristreia] - Phrygia

Grave for a Leader of the Merchants (undated) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

Dedication of a Statue for the Most-Sacred Street (undated) ║ Apameia Kelainai - Phrygia

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

Dedication to a God by a Brotherhood (III CE) ║ Dorylaion area [Orkistos] - Phrygia

Dedication of an Altar to Dionysos (imperial era) ║ Dorylaion - Phrygia

Dedication of an Altar to Zeus Dionysos by Koroseanian Initiates (undated) ║ Dorylaion area [Koroseanos] - Phrygia

Dedication of an Altar to Zeus Dionysos by the Keiouerenian (?) Initiates (undated) ║ Dorylaion area [Ilica] - Phrygia

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

Dedication to the Augustan Gods and the Society by Apollonianos (II-III CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Synod Personified among Agonistic Reliefs in the Theatre (205-210 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Dedication of an Architrave in the Theatre by the Purple-dyers (206-208 CE) ║ Hierapolis - Phrygia

Dedication of an Altar to Dionysos by Ptolemenian Initiates (II CE) ║ Nakoleia - Phrygia

Dedication of an Altar to Dionysos by Initiates with a Hierophant (undated) ║ Nakoleia - Phrygia

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

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

Dedication of a Temple to the Demeter Karpophoros by a Priest (120 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

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

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

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

Dedication of Statues of Erotes by Two Initiates of Aphrodite Daitis (III CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Architrave of a Bacchic Temple (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

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

Dedication of an Altar for the Brachyleitian Company (III CE) ║ Erythrai - Ionia

[185] Dedication to the God Anubis by Fellow-Anubiasts (305-281 / 197-159 BCE) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

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

Dedication of a Building by a Head of the Synagogue and His Wife (III CE) ║ Teos - Ionia

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

Dedication to the God Helios by the Secretary of a Society (undated) ║ Apollonia Salbake area [Tabai] - Caria

Dedication to Egyptian Gods by a Society (Hellenistic era) ║ Herakleia by Latmos - Caria

Dedication to Asklepios Apobaterios by Menes of the Asklepiads (ca. 150 BCE) ║ Iasos - Caria

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

Dedication for the Hero Julius Hybreas by Wild Beast Fighters (I CE) ║ Mylasa - Caria

Dedication of a Statue of Herakles for a Guild (undated) ║ Mylasa - Caria

Dedication to Caesar and Zeus by a Street in Honor of an Athlete (undated) ║ Mylasa - Caria

Acclamation or Prayer for the Success of the Quarrymen (undated) ║ Nysa area [Mastaura] - Caria

Dedication to the Eleusinian Gods by an Initiate (undated) ║ Stratonikeia - Caria

Dedication of a Clock for Fellow-workers by Thyrsos (undated) ║ Tralles - Caria

Dedication of a Temple by a Brotherhood (ca. 200 CE) ║ Takina (?) - Pisidia

Dedication to the Just Gods by a Group in Fulfillment of a Vow (ca. 240 CE) ║ Termessos - Pisidia

Dedication to Sarapis by Sarapiasts (Hellenistic era) ║ Limyra - Lycia

Dedication to Apollo of Soura by the Augustan Street Association [1] (237 CE) ║ Soura - Lycia

Dedication to Apollo of Soura by the Augustan Street Association [2] (III CE) ║ Soura - Lycia

Dedication to Apollo of Soura by the Augustan Street Association [3] (III CE) ║ Soura - Lycia

Dedication to Apollo of Soura by the Augustan Street Association [4] (III CE) ║ Soura - Lycia

Dedication to Apollo of Soura by the Augustan Street Association [5] (III CE) ║ Soura - Lycia

Funerary Honors (?) for Quintus Euphrosynos by the Friends (undated) ║ Xanthos - 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 for Concord Among Companions (220-250 CE) ║ Side - Pamphylia

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

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

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

Dedication to Nike by Contributing Therapeutists (ca. 225-200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Benches to Sarapis, Isis, and Anubis by a Group (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Bench to Sarapis, Isis, and Anubis by Devotees (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Sarapis, Isis, and Anubis by Ninth-Day Celebrators (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Isis by Ninth-Day Celebrators (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Sarapis, Isis, and Anubis by Tenth-Day Celebrators (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Sarapis, Isis and Anubis by Three Groups (ca. 200-150 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Couch to Egyptian Deities by a Contribution-society (196 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Merchants, and Shippers for Zenon (after 166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[239] Honors by Shippers for a Nikaian from Bithynia (after 166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Monument Architrave by Italian Hermaists (?) (after 166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) of an Architrave by Italian Hermaists (?) (after 166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Structure by Italian Hermaists (?) (after 166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors (frag.) by Athenians and Foreigners for Epigenes (166-125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians and Resident Romans for Epigenes (166-125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Hermes for a Teacher and Fellow-Scholars (166-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication for a Society of the Syrian Pure Goddess (166-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors (frag.) by a Synod of Merchants and Shippers (?) (166-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[225] Dedication of a Statue Group of Aphrodite and Pan by a Berytian Immigrant (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Zenon for Berytians [1] (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Zenon for Berytians [2] (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Demetrios for Berytians (?) (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Ancestral Deities by the Berytian Dionysios son of Zenon (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Dionysios son of Zenodoros for Berytians (?) (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of an Altar by a Society Leader for Berytians (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base to Poseidon for Berytians (153-88 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Mercury and Maia by Italian Hermaists (150-125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Ancestral Deities of Building and Stoa by Berytians (150-110 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of the Stoa Architraves by Dionysios for Berytians (150-110 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Stoa Architraves by Mnaseas for Berytians (150-110 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Architraves by Mnaseas for Berytians (150-110 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Architraves by a Benefactor for Berytians (150-110 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Neptune by Italian Poseidoniasts (?) (150-100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Alexandrian Warehousemen for King Ptolemy (145-116 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Temple to Mercury and Maia by Italian Hermaists (ca. 140 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[226] Dedication of a Statue of Roma by Berytians (130-69 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[227] Dedication of an Altar to Roma by Berytians (130-125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians, Romans, and Foreigners for Theophrastos (126/125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Merchants and Shippers for Epigenes (126/125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[231] Dedication to Apollo by Italian Apolloniasts (ca. 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[232] Dedication to Hermes and Maia by Italian Hermaists (ca. 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[233] Dedication to Poseidon by Italian Poseidoniasts (ca. 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Clock and Altar by Competaliasts (after 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Zeus Eleutherios by Competaliasts (after 125 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians, Romans, Merchants and Shippers for Menophilos (124/123 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Merchants, and Shippers for Thrasippos (124/123 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Merchants and Shippers for Kalliphon (124/123 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by a Synod of Melanephorians for Demetrios the Priest (124/123 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) to Sarapis and Isis by Therapeutists (ca. 240 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) of a Temple (?) to Sarapis and Isis by Therapeutists (before 166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Dionysos and Sarapis by Contributors (200-166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of an Altar (?) by Contributors (200-166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication by Sarapiasts (?) and Contributors (?) (200-166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Horos by Ktesippos the Wearer of Black (200-166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Isis by Ktesippos the Wearer of Black (200-166 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Greeks, Merchants, and Shippers for Aropos (94/93 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by a Synod of Melanephorians for Neon (123/122 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of an Architrave to the Therapeutists and Melanephorians (93/92 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians, Romans, and Foreigners for an Island Supervisor (123 or 101 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Apollo by Berytians (ca. 122-121 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Melanephorians and Therapeutists for Dionysios son of Menios (119/118 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors (frag.) by Athenians, Romans, and Foreigners for an Island Supervisor (before 118/117 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians, Romans, and Foreigners for Xenon (118/117 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Temple to Syrian Pure Aphrodite for Therapeutists (118/117 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Melanephorians and Therapeutists for Dionysios son of Dionysios (116/115 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Melanephorians and Therapeutists for Gaius (115/114 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Plaque in Fulfillment of a Vow by Contributors (ca. 113 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Hermes by Publius Arellius (ca. 113 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians, Romans, and Greeks for Drakon (112/111 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Renovations for Egyptian Deities by a Melanephorian (112/111 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Arches to Syrian Pure Aphrodite by a Priest and Therapeutists (112/111 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians, Romans, and Other Greeks for Dionysios (110/109 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Shrine and Oracle to the Syrian Pure Goddess for Therapeutists (110/109 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of Architraves for Therapeutists of the Syrian Pure Goddess (110/109 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedications to Apollo and the Italians by Aulus Nouius (after 110 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Mosaic to Pure Aphrodite for the Therapeutists (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Throne to Syrian Pure Aphrodite for Therapeutists (107/106 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Syrian Pure Aphrodite for Therapeutists (106/105 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Merchants and Shippers for the Priest Diognetos (ca. 106/105 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) to the Syrian Pure Goddess by Therapeutists (105/104 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Bench for Italians by Midas son of Zenon (ca. 105 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Isis Aphrodite by Melanephorians and Therapeutists (105-103 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Athenians, Romans, and Other Greeks for the Priest Ammonios (103-101 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Merchants and Workers for Maraeus Gerillanus (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Italians for Gaius Ofellius Farus (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[234] Dedication of a Temple of Herakles by Oil-dealers (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Merchants, and Shippers for the Banker Gerillanus (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Merchants and Workers for Lucius Aufidius (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to the Gods by Competaliasts (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Base by Competaliasts (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) by Competaliasts (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) of Altars and a Clock for Egyptian Deities by a Melanephorian (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Apollo and Hermes by Workers in the Rectangular Market (99/98 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[236] Dedication to Hermes, Dionysos, and Apollo by Wine-dealers (98/7 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Pistis (Faith) by Competaliasts (98/97 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Candle-holder to Syrian Pure Aphrodite by Therapeutists [1] (96/95 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) of a Candle-holder to Syrian Pure Aphrodite by Therapeutists [2] (ca. 96 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Greeks, Merchants, and Shippers for Aropos (ca. 96/5 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) to the Gods by Competaliasts (96/95 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Statue of Herakles by Oil-dealers (ca. 96/95 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) to Roma by Competaliasts (94 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Melanephorians and Therapeutists for Eukrates (ca. 94 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication (frag.) to Herakles by Competaliasts (93 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Greeks, Merchants, and Shippers for Manlius (85-78 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Greeks, Merchants, and Shippers for Manius (85-78 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[237] Dedication for Apollo by Italian Devotees of Mercury, Apollo and Neptune (74 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Greeks, Merchants, and Shippers for Asklepiades (ca. 70 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[238] Honors by Athenians and Pompeiasts for Pompey (post-65 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Dedication of a Temple and Statues by Italian Hermaists (57/56 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Romans, Merchants, and Shippers for Alexandros (54/53 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors (frag.) by Merchants and Shippers for Appuleius (51/50 BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

Honors by Greeks, Romans, Merchants and Shippers (I BCE) ║ Delos - Southwestern islands

[241] Statue Base of the Followers of Amphias (ca. 150 BCE) ║ Eretria on Euboea - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Poseidon and Amphitrite by Contributors (Hellenistic era) ║ Syros - Southwestern islands

Dedication to Dionysos Thrax Involving an Association of Soldiers (II BCE) ║ Thera - Southwestern islands

Dedication by a Society (?) of Meloucheatians (III BCE) ║ Golgoi on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Dedication of a Mask of Dionysos for a Society of Elders (ca. 250-200 BCE) ║ Kition on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Aphrodite by Roman Businessmen (ca. 100 BCE) ║ Paphos on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Poseidon Hippios by Soldiers (155-153 BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication to the God Osiris by Osiriasts (II BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication by Demetrios from Alexandria for Devotees of Athena and of Zeus (II BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Apollo of Didyma by Milesian Soldiers (84-81 BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Sarapis, Isis and Anubis by Henatists and Dekatists (I BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Augustus as Hermes by the Clothing-dealers (27 BCE-14 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 of a Common Grave by a Mixed Immigrant Group (185 BCE) ║ Ialysos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

[247] Honors by Several Associations for Aristombrotidas (after 167 BCE) ║ Kamiros on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Isis and Sarapis by Aristarchos for Fellow-soldiers (170 BCE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors by Herakleists and Others for a Naval Commander (100-50 BCE) ║ Lindos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Twenty Associations for a Man (III BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Athenaists for a Naval Commander (I BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) by Contributors (I BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Dedication for Heroists by Zenodotos (undated) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Dedication to Zeus Atabyrios by Devotees (undated) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Dedication for Panathenaists and Herakleists by Kratippos (undated) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

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

Dedication of a Temple by Women Under the Leadership of Therapeutists (I BCE) ║ Chios - Northern islands

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

[259] Dedication of a Statue of Aphrodite by Leather-workers (undated) ║ Mytilene on Lesbos - Northern islands

Dedication of a Statue of Aphrodite by Leather-workers (undated) ║ Mytilene on Lesbos - Northern islands

Dedication for a Society of Leukogeitians (undated) ║ Mytilene on Lesbos - Northern islands

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

Dedication by the “Father” of an Association of Tax-farmers (?) (undated) ║ Berytos - Syria and Phoenicia

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

Dedication of an Altar and Symposium Hall to Zeus Hypsistos (undated) ║ Palmyra - Syria and Phoenicia

[275] Dedication by the Association of Cutlery-makers (48/47 BCE) ║ Sidon - 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

[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

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

Dedication to Zeus of Amman by an Association (ca. 150-100 BCE) ║ Gerasa - 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

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

Dedication by the Elders of the Millers (221-205 BCE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication to Zeus and Hera by a Corporate Body of Soldiers (112-75 BCE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

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

Dedication of a Statue for a Chief Priest of a Synod (10/9 BCE) ║ Alexandria - Delta region

Dedication by a Former Priest of the Corporate Body of Phrygians (3 BCE) ║ 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

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

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

Dedication to Apollo (Qos) and Zeus by an Association of Idumeans (ca. 150 BCE)) ║ Memphis - Delta region

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

Decree of Landowners and Farmers on Rebuilding after an Earthquake (5 BCE) ║ Psenemphaia - Delta region

Dedication of a Banqueting Hall by Members of a Society (early III BCE) ║ Taposiris Magna - Delta region

[288] Dedication of a Gateway for a Prayer House (140-116 BCE) ║ Xenephyris - Delta region

Dedication to Zeus and the Ancestral Gods by a Corporate Body of Boeotians (165-145 BCE) ║ Xois - Delta region

Meeting Place for an Association of Former Ephebes (95 BCE) ║ Arsinoites - Fayum region

Dedication of a Prayer House by Judeans (245-222 BCE) ║ Arsinoe-Krokodilopolis - Fayum region

Dedication to Zeus and Athena by a Corporate Body of Cilicians (III-I BCE) ║ Arsinoe-Krokodilopolis - 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

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

Meeting Place of the Weavers (256/257 CE) ║ Abydos - Upper Egypt

Dedications to Apollo (Qos) by a Corporate Body of Idumean and other soldiers (79-78 BCE) ║ Hermoupolis Magna - Upper Egypt

Record of Worship by an Association of Ironsmiths (324 CE) ║ Memnoneia - Upper Egypt

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

Dedication to the Deities Thriphis, Kolanthes, and Pan by a Synod (137 BCE) ║ Ptolemais Hermiou - Upper Egypt

Dedication by a Synod of Royalists (143 BCE) ║ Setis Island - Upper Egypt

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

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

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

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

Dedication to the Gods by Leaders of a Brotherhood (I BCE) ║ Neapolis - Campania

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

Dedication of a Building Architrave to the Augustan Gods and Brotherhood Gods (I-II 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

[315] Dedication by an Association to the Unconquered God (undated) ║ Paestum - Bruttium and Lucania

[316] Dedication to Zeus by Phrygian Immigrants (3 BCE) ║ Pompeii [from Alexandria] - Campania

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

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

Dedication to Concordia for an Association of Gold Workers (II 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

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

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

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

Dedication to Priapos (?) by the Partnership of those from Lampsakos (undated) ║ Rome (?) - Latium

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

[309] Bequest to an Association of Rag-dealers (undated) ║ Cemelenum - Gallia Cisalpina

[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

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