Fragment of official document from the city or the Ptolemies

IGCyr062840

Trismegistos ID: 738334

Source Description

Repository

Cyrene Museum, 60.

Support

Fragment of white marble stele broken on top and below and in the middle, bearing on the same side IGCyr062820 and IGCyr062830 (on this fragment and another one) and IGCyr062850 and on next side to left IGCyr062810 and IGCyr062800 (present fragment 0.09; 0.20;0.15).

Layout

Inscribed under IGCyr062830 in only four preserved lines of which the right ends survive.

Letters

0.01; same hand as IGCyr062830 and IGCyr062850.

Place of Origin

Cyrene .

Date

After 139 B.C., probably still in second century B.C. (lettering, context)

Findspot

Found on September 29th, 1929 by L. Pernier at Cyrene : in the Temple of Artemis .

Last recorded Location

Seen by C. Dobias-Lalou in 1979 in Shahat : Cyrene Museum .

Text constituted from

Transcription from stone (CDL).

Bibliography

Dobias-Lalou, 2000 , whence SEG , 50.1639.B.III.

Text

[c. 25]  γεγραμ-[μέν] [c. 1 - 2] [c. 22] ΤΕ (vac. 3) [c. 26] ΙΑ [c. 27]  [σ]ύν - - - - - -

Apparatus

4 [σ]ύν : Dobias-Lalou, 2000  ΥΝ

French translation

Intraduisible.

English translation

Not usefully translatable.

Italian translation

Intraducibile.

Commentary

Those poor rests cannot be interpreted. However the segment which should be the participle γεγραμμέν[ος] at any case and gender is a hint for a reference to some public decision being copied or transcribed or to a royal letter being sent to the Cyrenaeans.

Because of the gap, it cannot be decided whether IGCyr062850 is another part of the same document.

About the findspot and date see at IGCyr062830.

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