Byzantion (Thrace, Danube and Black Sea areas — Pleiades map), 117-137 CE
IByzantion 37
= Louis Robert, "Documents d’Asie Mineure," BCH 102 (1978) 395–543, at 523-533
= SEG 28 (1978), no. 562
= PHI 170878
= AGRW ID# 13964
Copenhagen Inventory info: 316
When Hadrian Caesar was official of the sacred (i.e. eponymous official of Byzantion) for the first time, the members of the society (thiasitai) dedicated this to Dionysos Parabolos (“of Parabolos Lake” [?]) on behalf of the gymnasium-director, Potamon Menodotos (relief), an honor on account of his benefaction. This was done when Menios son of Alexandros was priest (hiereus), Timogenes son of Timogenes was treasurer (tamias), Menodotos son of Timogenes was leader (prostatēs; or: patron), Chrysion son of Menios was benefactor, and Potamon son of Potamon was secretary (grammateus).
Translation by: HarlandItem added: July 2, 2013
Item modified: September 26, 2020
ID number: 13964
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