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Four fragments of small vessel, Attic black-glazed ware (diameter 0.075).

 Scratched. 0.005. Findspot. Perhaps, first half of the fifth century B.C.

Found by G. Oliverio before 1935 at Cyrene: Sanctuary of Apollo, Fountain Terrace.

Not seen by IGCyr team; already lost in 1987 (Maffre).

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Bibliography

, VI.69 (dr.), whence Pugliese Carratelli in SECir, 151 (no image); , p. 248, n. 17 ; , n. 19 .

Text hιαρο͂ν δεκάτα
Apparatus

hιαρο͂ν hιαρό̄νhιαρόνsic hιαρόν

Dîme des biens du dieu.

Tithe from the divine goods.

Decima dei beni divini.

Commentary

We take ἱαρο͂ν to be a genitive neuter plural. As shown in IGCyr016700, line 58, the properties of a δεκατός are common property of him and the god. It is thus conceivable that they deserve the word ἱαρός as long as the tithe has not been consecrated. This gives a better reading than the neuter singular ἱαρόν, proposed by Pugliese Carratelli and hitherto accepted, which might however be possible if both words were independant nominal sentences.