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Limestone stele with pediment in shape of a naiskos, keeping remains of colors at the time of discovery (dimensions unknown).

 Inscribed on the architrave, just under the pediment. Height unknown; not very careful lettering. Findspot. End of second or beginning of first century B.C.

Found before 1933 at Cyrene: Necropolis (Oliverio); perhaps from North Necropolis (Thorn).

Not found by IGCyr team and possibly lost.

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, p. 115, n. 109, fig. 65, whence SEG, 9.221 . Cf. , p. 143 .

Text Εὔκλεια Κρύτονος
Apparatus

Eukleia fille de Krytôn.

Eukleia daughter of Kryton.

Eukleia figlia di Kryton.

إفكليا بنة كريتون

Commentary

The placement of the inscription, careless lettering and erroneous omicron for omega in the second syllable are clues for a possible re-use.

The Thorns' suggestion that the stele might come from the North Necropolis is based upon the idea that Italian excavations before World War II took place only in that Necropolis.