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 Cyrene Museum unknown

White marble tapering stele with plain moulding above on three sides, broken off at the right angle of the moulding ( 0.375 0.97 0.235 ).

 inscribed at 0.35 under the moulding on front face ( 0.34 to 0.375 0.87 0.185 to 0.21 ). . 0.027; no serifs, slightly tapering mu, moderatly smaller omicron, rho with large loop, slanting sigma, calice-shaped upsilon, large omega. Cyrene: plausibly from one Necropolis. End of fourth or beginning of third century B.C.

Found by the Norton mission in 1911 on the Northern Acropolis.

Seen by C. Dobias-Lalou in 1979 in Shahat: outside the ancient Sculpture Museum.

Seen again in 1997 by C. Dobias-Lalou in the courtyard of the new Cyrene Museum.

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Bibliography

, n. 47 (ph.); republished by Morelli, SECir, 284 (no image), as unpublished. Cf. , p. 225, footnote 3 and .

Text Εὐαγόρας Ἀμωμήτω
Apparatus

Euagoras fils d'Amômètos

Euagoras son of Amometos.

Euagoras figlio di Amometos.

Commentary

Ths stone, said to have been found «face down on Northern Acropolis» ( , n. 47 ), belongs evidently to the series of funerary steles. It is thus plausible that it had been brought there either from the Northern or from the Western Necropolis for a re-use.