Category: h) Groups of performers, athletes, or gladiators

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

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

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

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

Grave (?) of a Family of Gladiators of Julianus and Cyrilla (209/210 CE) ║ Amisos - Pontus

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

Honors (frag.) by Athletic and Theatrical Synods for Kallikles (undated) ║ Prusias by Hypios - Bithynia

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

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

Inscription of the Chief Beast-fighter (undated) ║ Ilion - Mysia and the Troad

Grave of Gladiators of Gratus and Asklepiadora (post-212 CE) ║ Kyzikos - Mysia and the Troad

Regulations (frag.) of a Synod (168-164 BCE) ║ Pergamon area [Apollonia] - Mysia and the Troad

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

Grave of Alypianos Prepared by Musicians (170/171 CE) ║ Saittai area [Satala] - Lydia

Honors by Wandering Synods for C. Julius Aelianus (222-235 CE) ║ Saittai area [Silandos] - Lydia

Grave of Preimigenes Prepared by a Society of Musicians (239 CE) ║ Saittai area [northern Lydia] - 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

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

[141] Honors by Wool-Workers for the Athlete Alexandros (ca. 218-222 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Honors (frag.) for the High-priest of “the Whole Athletic Meeting” (220 CE) ║ Thyatira - Lydia

Grave of Menandrianos with Bequest to Linen-workers and Weapon-fans (ca. 180-250 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

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

Grave (?) of a Family of Gladiators of Tiberinianus and Valeria (undated) ║ Temenouthyrai - Phrygia

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

Letter (?) (frag.) Involving Domesticus and an Athletic Synod (ca. 150 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a “Family” of Gladiators of Julius Reginus (ca. 170 CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

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

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

Honors by an Association of Gladiator Fans for Daphnos (III CE) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Decree (frag.) of a Synod of Athletes (?) (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Decree (frag.) of an Athletic Synod Devoted to Herakles (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a “Family” of Gladiators (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a “Family” of Gladiators (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a “Family” of Gladiators of Tatianos Julianus (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a “Family” of Gladiators of Tatianos Julianus (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of a Baker Involving Two Associations (undated) ║ Ephesos - Ionia

Grave of Menekrates Prepared by Companions and Members of a Society (undated) ║ Ephesos area [Metropolis] - Ionia

Honors by Civic Institutions and by Athletes and Sacred Victors (I BCE) ║ Erythrai - Ionia

Honors by the People for a Sacred Victor from the Synod (undated) ║ Kolophon area [Klaros] - 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

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

Honors (frag.) by the League of Asia for an Athlete (undated) ║ Miletos area [Didyma] - Ionia

Sacred Street of the Weapon-Fans (undated) ║ Miletos - Ionia

Foundation (?) (frag.) for the Sacred-victors (I 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

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

Grave of a Boy Involving a Family of Gladiators (late imperial era) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Grave of the Gladiator Saturninus Prepared by the Family-Association (undated) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Grave (frag.) with Fines Payable to a Synod of Athletes (undated) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Grave of the Family of Gladiators of Claudius Timon (undated) ║ Smyrna - Ionia

Coin Issued by Ionian Dionysiac Performers (155-145 BCE) ║ Teos - Ionia

Honorary Decrees by Dionysiac Performers and Fellow-competitors for Kraton (before 158 BCE) ║ Teos - Ionia

Honors by Dionysiac Performers for Tiberius Claudius Philistes (imperial era) ║ 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

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

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

Bench with Honors by Civic Institutions and Athletes for Q. Vedius Capito and Family (98-138 CE) ║ Kaunos - 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

Reservation of a Dining-room for the Flutists and Acrobats (undated) ║ Magnesia on the Maeander - 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

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

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

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

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

Funerary Honors for Chariton and Menippos by Athletic Victors and Elders (imperial era) ║ Tralles - Caria

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

Grave of Diogenes Prepared by a Group of Weapon-Fans (after 212 CE) ║ Termessos - Pisidia

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

Honors by Civic Institutions and by Synods for Eukleides (imperial era) ║ Xanthos - Lycia

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

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

Building Inscription (frag.) of a Musical Synod (after 193 CE) ║ Pessinous - Galatia

Regulations (frag.) for Dionysiac Festivals and Performers (ca. 290 BCE) ║ Eretria on Euboia - Southwestern islands

Honors with Mention of an Honorary Member of the Performers (142-105 BCE) ║ Paphos on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Honorary Decree by Dionysiac Performers for Isodoros (114-106 BCE) ║ Paphos on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Honors for Kallippos an Honorary Member of the Performers (105-104 BCE) ║ Paphos on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Honors for Potamon an Honorary Member of the Performers (105-95 BCE) ║ Paphos on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Honors (frag.) for an Honorary Member of the Performers (105-88 BCE) ║ Paphos on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Honors by a Society of Performers for Menedemos (ca. 200 BCE) ║ Salamis on Cyprus - Southeastern islands

Honorary Decree by Dionysiac Performers for Epikles (III BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Decree (frag.) of Dionysiac Performers (II-I BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Letters from Sulla with Privileges for the Ionian Dionysiac Performers (81, 84 BCE) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

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

Grave of a Family of Gladiators and Beast-fighters (undated) ║ Kos - Southeastern islands

Honors by Apolloniasts and Others for a Naval Commander (ca. 84 BCE) ║ Rhodos on Rhodes - Southeastern islands

Grave of Gladiators Owned by Tryphonianus and Lailia (undated) ║ Mytilene on Lesbos - Northern islands

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

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

Honors by a Synod of Dionysiac Performers (?) for Titus Flavius Gerrenus (102-114 CE) ║ Gerasa - Decapolis

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

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

Contributions to the Sacred Victors by Those of Various Occupations (272-275 CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

Collection of Imperial and Other Documents about Dionysiac Performers and Hatres (288 CE) ║ Oxyrhynchos - Upper Egypt

[298] Honorary Decree and Membership List of Dionysiac Performers (269–246 BCE) ║ Ptolemais Hermiou - Upper Egypt

[297] Honorary Decree by Dionysiac Performers for Dionysios (ca. 269–246 BCE) ║ Ptolemais Hermiou - Upper Egypt

Gem with an Oracle for Members of a Theatrical Synod (III CE) ║ Unknown - Unknown

Decree (frag.) of the Worldwide Dionysiac Performers (?) (117-138 CE) ║ Nemausus - Gaul

[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

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

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

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

Honors by an Athletic Synod for the Kick-Boxer Marcus Aurelius Asklepiades (200 CE) ║ Rome - Latium

Honors by Performers of Aphrodite for Proconsul Caninus and for Sopater (46-42 BCE) ║ Syracuse - Sicily