Description:
The upper part of a white marble panel (H. 0.14 × W. 0.23 × D. 0.06) with upper and right edges surviving.
Text:
Inscribed on the face.
Letters:
: 0.015-0.025; clear, irregular, with no close parallels; abbreviations: ΜΕΓΑΛΟΠΡhook, ΘΩ with line above.
Date:
Sixth century (titulature).
Findspot:
Acropolis: section 5, unit 471.
Original Location:
Unknown.
Last recorded location:
Museum (1977).
History of discovery:
Excavated by the NYU expedition in 1968 (68.92).
Bibliography:
Published by Roueché, Aphrodisias in Late Antiquity no. 89, whence McCabe PHI Aphrodisias 865.
Text constituted from:
Transcription (Roueché). This edition Roueché (2007).
1[? cross α]ὔ̣ξι Θεόπομπος
2[ὁ] [μ]ε̣γαλοπρ(επέστατος) πολι-
3[?τευόμ(ενος)] σ̣ὺ̣ν̣ θ(ε)ῷ πα-
4[?τὴρ ?τῆς πόλεως]
5[·· ? ··
1[···]·ΞΙΘΕΟΠΟΜΠΟΣ
2[·][·]·ΓΑΛΟΠΡΠΟΛΙ
3[·········]···ΘΩΠΑ
4[··· ··········]
5[·· ? ··
<ab>
<lb n="1" />
<supplied reason="lost" cert="low" >
<g type="cross" />
</supplied>
<supplied reason="lost" >
α
</supplied>
<unclear reason="damage" >
</unclear>
ξι
Θεόπομπος
<lb n="2" />
<supplied reason="lost" >
</supplied>
<expan>
<abbr>
<supplied reason="lost" >
μ
</supplied>
<unclear reason="damage" >
ε
</unclear>
γαλοπρ
</abbr>
<supplied reason="abbreviation" >
επέστατος
</supplied>
</expan>
πολι
<lb n="3" type="worddiv" />
<supplied reason="lost" cert="low" >
<expan>
<abbr>
τευόμ
</abbr>
<supplied reason="abbreviation" >
ενος
</supplied>
</expan>
</supplied>
<unclear reason="damage" >
σὺν
</unclear>
<expan>
<abbr>
θ
</abbr>
<supplied reason="abbreviation" >
ε
</supplied>
<abbr>
</abbr>
</expan>
πα
<lb n="4" type="worddiv" />
<supplied reason="lost" cert="low" >
τὴρ
</supplied>
<supplied reason="lost" cert="low" >
τῆς
πόλεως
</supplied>
<lb n="5" />
<gap reason="lost" extent="unknown" unit="line" dim="bottom" />
</ab>

Translation:

Up with Theopompos, magnificentissimus, ?member of the council and, with God's help, ?pa[ter civitatis ·· ? ··

Commentary:

See discussion at ala2004 VI.34.

Photographs:

Face (1977)
 Face (1977)
Face (1977)
 Face (1977)

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