Sardis (Lydia, Asia Minor — Pleiades map), II CE / 365 BCE
AGRW 126 =
GRA 120 =
Herrmann 1996, 329-335 (no. 4)
= Louis Robert, “Une nouvelle inscription grecque de Sardes: Règlement de l’autorité perse relatif à un culte de Zeus.” Comptes-rendus des séances de l'Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres (1975) 306-330
= SEG 29 (1979), no. 1205
= PHI 277091
= AGRW ID# 156
In the thirty–ninth year of Artaxerxes’ reign, Droaphernes son of Barakes, the governor (hyparchos) of Lydia, dedicated the statue to Zeus of Baradates (or: Baradatian Zeus).
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He instructs his temple–warden therapeutists who enter into the shrine and who crown the god not to participate in the mysteries of Sabazios (10) with those who carry the burning incense (or: burnt offerings) and not to participate in those of Angdistis and Ma.
They instruct Dorates, the temple–warden, to abstain from these mysteries.
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Translation by: HarlandItem added: November 10, 2011
Item modified: December 4, 2015
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