8.265. Reserved benches for associations
- Description:
- Seven white marble benches: i: H. 0.46 × W. 1.25 × D. 0.335. ii: Broken below, and to right, H. 0.45 × W. 1.35 × depth not measurable. iii: No measurements. iv: H. 0.45 × W. 1.02 × D. 0.39. v: H. 0.44 × W. 0.98 × depth not measurable. vi: H. 0.42 × W. 1.53 × D. 0.32. vii H. 0.46 × W. 1.24 × D. 0.33.
- Text:
- Inscribed in the centre of the upper face; vii is partly hidden.
- Letters:
- Varying from 0.04 (o), in vii to 0.07 (i. ii, vi) to 0.085 (v) to 0.09 (iii) to 0.10 (iv). Scroll for abbreviation.
- Date:
- Fourth to sixth centuries A.D. (lettering, re-use).
- Findspot:
- Theatre: i and iv stray finds; ii, iii, v, vi and re-used in the Byzantine defence wall across the east end; vii reused in the upper structure at the north-east end of the cavea.
- Original Location:
- Unknown.
- Last recorded location:
- ii, iii, vii findspot; i, iv, v, vi loose in the Theatre area.
- History of discovery:
- Recorded by the NYU expedition (i-vi before 1989, vii in 1992)
- Bibliography:
- i-vi published by Roueché, Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity no. 212, whence McCabe PHI Aphrodisias 701, 693, 694, 695, 696, 697.
- Text constituted from:
- Transcription (Roueché). This edition Roueché (2007).
- i
- 1Θεοδ(ωριτῶν)
- ii
- 1 Εὐτ(υχιτῶν)
- iii
- 1 Ἡρακ(λειτῶν)
- iv
- 1 Ἡρακ(λειτῶν)
- v
- 1 Ἡρακ(λειτῶν)
- vi
- 1 Ἡρακ(λειτῶν)
- vii
- 1 Θεο[?δ](ωριτῶν)
- i
- 1ΘΕΟΔ
- ii
- 1ΕΥΤ
- iii
- 1ΗΡΑΚ
- iv
- 1ΗΡΑΚ
- v
- 1ΗΡΑΚ
- vi
- 1ΗΡΑΚ
- vii
- 1ΘΕΟ[·]
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Θεοδ
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ωριτῶν
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Εὐτ
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υχιτῶν
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Ἡρακ
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λειτῶν
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Ἡρακ
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λειτῶν
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Ἡρακ
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λειτῶν
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Ἡρακ
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λειτῶν
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Θεο
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δ
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ωριτῶν
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Translation:
i. Theod(oritai?)
ii. Eut(ychitai?)
iii. Herak(leitai?)
iv. Herak(leitai?)
v. Herak(leitai?)
vi. Herak(leitai?)
vii. Theo[d](oritai?)
Commentary:
See discussion at ala2004 XI.18.
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