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160. Fragment of funerary verse

Description | Text | Translation | Apparatus | Images | Commentary | Location | History


Description

  • Monument: A white marble fragment, apparently of a sarcophagus front, (0.78 x 0.85 x 0.16), broken above and below.
  • Text: Inscribed a above and b within a tabella ansata.
  • Letters: 0.03-0.055; irregular.
  • Date: Fourth century or later.

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a
  [...]
  [...]μιοι[...]
  [...]vac.[...]
  [...]vac.[...]
  [...] εν εἰκάδι
[... μ]ηνὸς σ vac.
  [...]οντος vac.
b
     | δυσμενέ|ων ἀπά|νευθε , φί|λων χερ|(5)σὶν ἑταί|ρων cross .

Translation

a. [...] ?on the twentieth of the month [...]

b. [...] far from enemies, by the hands of dear friends.

Apparatus

a, l.1. Μ might be Α.

There is no indication of how much is missing to either side in ll. 2 ff.

Representations

Transcription by Kubitschek, Notebook 3, p. 16
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Commentary

See discussion at IX.24, and, for verse inscriptions, IX.15.

Locations

  • Found: Fields: east of Geyre 'ostl. von Aphrodisias. Acker des Hadji Ibraham = Weinberg' (Kubitschek).
  • Original: Unknown.
  • Last Recorded: Findspot.

History

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Description | Text | Translation | Apparatus | Images | Commentary | Location | History


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