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Rock-cut altar of the type escharai (dimensions unknown).

 Inscribed in two lines in the niche above the altar. 0.17 at l. 1, 0.125 at l. 2; slanting sigma. Findspot. Perhaps third or second century B.C.

Found by M. Luni in 2007 at Cyrene: along the road to Balagrae, opposite the Eastern limit of the Southern temple precinct.

Observed by G. Paci in 2008 in situ.

Seen by E. Rosamilia in 2010 in situ.

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, p. 268 et fig. 14.1.4 and 3, whence SEFG 61.1555.B.5 . Cf. , pp. 190-195 .

Text ηλισ τιμ
Apparatus

Intraduisible.

Not usefully translatable.

Intraducibile.

غير قابل للترجمة بشكل جيد

Commentary

One of the series of personal names inscribed above altars rock-cut in niches; the 'owner' of the altar(s) engraved his name, but we do not known the deity to whom offerings were laid down.

Dobias-Lalou's commentary: at line 2 there was one of the many names beginning with Tima- or Timo-. At line 1, if ever nothing is lost at the beginning, the guess is not so easy.