Athens (Attica, Greece and Macedonia — Pleiades map), 98-102 CE
James H. Oliver, "Flavius Pantaenus, Priest of the Philosophical Muses," HTR 72 (1979) 157-160
= SEG 21 (1965), no. 703
= PHI 291635
= AGRW ID# 16291
The priest of the philosophic Muses, T. Flavius Pantainos son of the successor (diadochos) Flavius Menandros, dedicated the outer stoas, the peristyle, the library with the books, and all the decorations in them from his own resources. He did this together with his children Flavius Menandros and Flavia Secundilla, dedicating them to Athena Polias (“of the City”), to the emperor Caesar Augustus Nerva Trajan Germanicus and to the city of the Athenians.
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