Name, perhaps a dedication

IGCyr113500

Trismegistos ID: 738687

Source Description

Repository

Cyrene Museum, Storeroom of the Italian missions, A75 G3 519.

Support

Fragment of the bottom of an Attic black-glazed ware open vase (0.032; 0.03;0.004).

Layout

Scratched under the foot in one approximately diametrical line.

Letters

0.004-0.01; awkward curves in omicron and rho, gamma with rather short horizontal bar, theta with one oblique bar, sigma slim and high, abuting against the rim of foot.

Place of Origin

Findspot.

Date

First half of fifth century B.C. (context, lettering)

Findspot

Found by L. Bacchielli in 1975 at Cyrene : agora , North-West corner .

Last recorded Location

Observed by R. Leone between 1997 and 2005 in Shahat : Storeroom of the Italian missions .

Present Location

Not seen by IGCyr team.

Text constituted from

Editor's transcription from photograph..

Bibliography

Marengo, 2010 , p. 155, n. 33, fig. 6.33, whence SEG , 60.1841.9.

Text

[Πε]ιθαγόρας

Apparatus

French translation

Peithagoras.

English translation

Peithagoras.

Italian translation

Peithagoras.

Commentary

Although the fragment is too small to allow a ceramological datation, its inventory number shows its provenance from a sounding in the area of the retaining wall on which the hestiatorion of the first half of the fifth century (see Bacchielli, 1981 , pp. 43-50) was built. That fits the lettering well.

The personal name may be that of a dedicant; anyway, the sherd is surely not an ostrakon like IGCyr081900, IGCyr082000, IGCyr082100 and IGCyr082200 (see the discussion at Marengo, 2010 , pp. 140-144).

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