<rs type="textType">Dedication</rs> to the nymph Cyrene Inscriptions of Greek Cyrenaica Università di Bologna IGCyr006650 738173 igcyr006650 https://igcyr.unibo.it/igcyr006650

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Limestone block with compartment on top; upper and lower plain mouldings at front, left and back sides, obviously recut at right, bearing also IGCyr006600 ( 0.295 0.48 0.345 ).

 Inscribed on front panel, under the moulding ( 0.26 0.265 0.27 ). 0.04-0.06; right to left, alpha with oblique bar, dissymmetrical nu. Findspot. Fifth century B.C.

Found at an unknown date at Cyrene: so-called Agora of the Gods.

Seen by Dobias-Lalou on May 15th, 1977 in situ.

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Bibliography

Morelli in SECir, 227 b (no image); , p. 248, n. 18 .

Text Κυράνα
Apparatus

Cyrène.

Cyrene.

Cirene.

إهداء للحورية كيريني

Commentary

The script shows clearly that this mention was inscribed earlier than IGCyr006600 (contra Morelli); for that re-use (or later on) the block was cut at right.