Prusa by Olympos area (Bithynia, Asia Minor — Pleiades map), ca. 200 CE
AGRW 102 =
IPrusaOlymp 159
= SEG 36 (1986), no. 1114
= PHI 278647
= AGRW ID# 78
Copenhagen Inventory info: 193
Slab of white-grey marble with a relief depicting a man in a short tunic who holds a staff in his right hand and a snake in his left hand. Found in Kestel.
The fellow–initiates (synmystai) set this up for Rufus son of Gaius for the sake of remembrance. He lived in an appropriate way for sixty years.
Translation by: Harlandοἱ συνμύσστε Ῥούφῳ ǀ Γαΐου μνήμης χάριν ǀ ζήσαντι κοσμίǀως ἔτη vac. ξʹ
IPrusaOlymp 159.
© 1991 Thomas Corsten. Reproduced with permission.
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Item modified: September 22, 2020
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