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Marble base with mouldings of eggs and darts above and below ( 0.72 0.42 0.40 ).

 Inscribed on the face. 0.04; very slight serifs. Findspot. End of third or beginning of second century B.C.

Found at an unknown date at Cyrene: North Necropolis, tomb N 173, to the right of the entrance.

Not found by IGCyr team.

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, p. 118, n. 122, fig. 78a, whence SEG, 9.234 . Cf. , p. 21; , pp. 199, 204 (date of the base); , p. 69 (Cassels' notebook); , pp. 279-280 and fig. 4a (location).

Text Σάτυρος Πρωτάρχου
Apparatus

Satyros fils de Protarkhos.

Satyros son of Protarchos.

Satyros figlio di Protarchos.

Commentary

Satyros son of Protarchos should have been the first to be buried in that tomb. The original funerary half-figure was later substituted by a stele for a deceased veteran (IRCyr C.574).