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Geographical area |
Central Greece
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Region |
Thessaly. Pelasgiotis.
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Site |
Agia (Ancient Sykourion)
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Full name (original language) |
τῶν συνηργασμένων (IG IX.2 1076, l. 3)
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Full name (transliterated) |
ton synergasmenon
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Name in other forms |
τοῦ κοινοῦ ἐργαστηρίου (IG IX.2 1076, ll. 1-2)
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Name elements |
Professional: | The term synergasmenoi (cf. in other cases synergastai CAPInv. 851) relates to a synergasia, a guild of fellow workers (cf. CAPInv. 404). |
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Descriptive terms |
κοινόν, koinon
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Note |
koinon: IG IX.2 1076, ll. 1-2
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Source(s) |
IG IX.2 1076 (Imp.)
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Online Resources |
IG IX.2 1076
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Source type(s) |
Epigraphic source(s)
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Document(s) typology & language/script |
The members and leaders of the koinon ergasterion dedicate the honorific statue of the priest Diophanes (l. 5), as thank-offering to Apollo Gadenos.
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Physical format(s) |
Cylindrical statue base of marble, bearing a dedicatory inscription inscribed in a tabula ansata.
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Source(s) provenance |
Agia (Ancient Sykourion)
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Archaeological remains |
Located in the modern church of Agia Triada.
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Gender |
Male
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Leadership |
The text mentions Demosthenes and Pylades of the koinon ergasterion followed by Rufus and Glykon ton proegoumenon (l. 3); all are mentioned by their personal name or cognomen. The first two should be the hegoumenoi.
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Officials |
The honoured priest Diophanes - mentioned only by name- must be the priest of the ergasterion.
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Worship |
The group dedicates a statue as thanks-giving to the God.
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Deities worshipped |
Apollo Gadenos
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Honours/Other activities |
The group erects a honorific statue of a priest.
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Bibliography |
Dittmann-Schöne, I. (2010), Die Berufsvereine in den Städten des kaiserzeitlichen Kleinasiens. 2nd. ed. Regensburg.
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Private association |
Probable
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Note |
The presence of an ergasterion, hegoumenoi and synergasmenoi suggests in every probability the presence of a craftsmanship association.
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Historical authenticity |
The text renders the historical authenticity of the group certain.
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