III 131. Chersonesos.Building inscription relating to fish market, late 1st - 1st half of II century C.E.
Monument
Type
Panel.
Material
Marble.
Dimensions (cm)
H.20.0, W.26.3, Th.5.0.
Additional description
Broken off on the left. The front is polished, the back is roughly picked.
Place of Origin
Chersonesos.
Find place
Sevastopol (Chersonesos).
Find context
Find circumstances
Unknown. In 1941, it was in the exhibition of the Historical-Archaeological Museum of the Kharikiv University, marked with a label "Chersonesos." It was probably sent, along with other monuments, to Kharkiv from Sevastopol in 1914.
Modern location
Kharkiv.
Institution and inventory
Museum of Archaeology and Ethnography of Slobidska Ukraine, 2030/1968.
Epigraphic field
Position
On the front.
Lettering
Alpha with broken crossbar, oval theta with detached crossbar, cursive mu, sigma with horizontal top and bottom bars; serifs.
Letterheights (cm)
2.0
Text
Category
Building inscription.
Date
Late 1st - 1st half of II century C.E.
Dating criteria
Palaeography.
Editions
Semenov-Zuser1947, 35; Semenov-Zuser1947a, 237; НЭПХ II (Solomonik 1973) 129 (= Bull.ép. 1974, 380).
<div type="edition" xml:lang="grc">
<ab>
<lb n="1"/><supplied reason="lost">ἀγ</supplied>αθῆι τύχηι
<lb n="2"/><gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character"/><seg part="F">νης</seg>
Διογένους
<lb n="3"/><supplied reason="lost">ἀγορα</supplied>νομήσας ἐκ τῶν
<lb n="4"/><supplied reason="lost">ἰδίων</supplied> <supplied reason="lost">τ</supplied>ὴν ὀψόπολιν
<lb n="5"/><supplied reason="lost" cert="low">ἐπιμελη</supplied>τεύοντος <seg part="I">Διο</seg>
<lb n="6" break="no"/><gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="character"/>
<supplied reason="lost">Φ</supplied>ιλαδέλφου
</ab>
</div>
Commentaries
Bull.ép. 1950, 150; Vinogradov1975, 173; Bekker-Nielsen2007 (= SEG 57, 700; Bull.ép. 2008, 42).
Apparatus criticus
1:
[Θεαγέ]νης ed. pr.
4:
ὀψόπολιν = ὀψόπωλιν
5:
[ἐπιμελη?]τεύοντος scripsi;
[ἱερα]τεύοντος ed. pr.;
[ἐπόει ἱερα]τεύοντος vel [νέαν ἱερα]τεύοντοςSolomonik
Translation
[With go]od fortune. [- - -], (son of) Diogenes, having served as agoranomos, (built), from [personal funds], a fishmarket. Overseer of works was Dio[- - -], (son of) Philadelphos.
© 2017 Igor Makarov (edition), Irene Polinskaya (translation)
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