Tenos (Southwestern islands, Aegean Islands — Pleiades map), II CE
IG XII,5 972
= PHI 78335
= AGRW ID# 17875
The initiates (mystai) set up an image of this wild, possessed woman (thyssas) of Bromios (“Thunderer”) during the rites (teletai) of the descendent of Agenor (i.e. Dionysos) (?) . . . because (?) she completed the half-finished, brilliant ceilings of the shrines (megara) between those of Bacchos and of holy Demeter. On account of this . . we set up an image of the girl (?) . . . beside Dionysos, and the city offered her burial honors for the sake of . . . her memory and virtue (?) . . . , Isia, a person . . . beloved by both non-devotees of Bacchos and devotees of Bacchos (bakchoi) (?), . . . daughter of a noble father . . .
Translation by: HarlandItem added: November 9, 2015
Item modified: January 22, 2016
ID number: 17875
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