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Geographical area |
Black Sea Region
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Region |
North coast of the Black Sea
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Site |
Pantikapaion
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Full name (original language) |
Νεικαιέων (l. Νικαιέων) νέων σύνοδος (CIRB 44, l. 11)
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Full name (transliterated) |
Neikaieon (l. Nikaieon) neon synodos
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Name elements |
Ethnic: | Nikaieis: from Nicaea | Status-related: | neoi | Other: | neoi |
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Descriptive terms |
σύνοδος, synodos
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Note |
synodos: CIRB 44, l. 11
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Source(s) |
CIRB 44 (AD 117).
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Online Resources |
CIRB 44
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Source type(s) |
Epigraphic source(s)
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Document(s) typology & language/script |
Greek honorific inscription by the association for king Sauromates I κτίστης καὶ εὐεργέτης, ktistes kai euergetes (ll. 12-13) (i.e. 'founder and benefactor').
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Physical format(s) |
Two joining fragments of an altar damaged at the top.
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Source(s) provenance |
Pantikapaion
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Gender |
Men
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Note |
On the basis of the name of the association the members were men.
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Age |
Children
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Note |
Not properly paides, but νέοι, neoi, i.e. youth.
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Honours/Other activities |
Honours awarded to the king. On the basis of the name o the group (neoi) we are also allowed to suppose activities in the gymnasium.
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Comments |
The title κτίστης, ktistes, 'founder', given to the king in the inscription by the association is just an honorific title and has nothing to do with the founder of the association.
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Poland concordance |
Poland N 121
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Bibliography |
Jajlenko, V.P. (2010), Tysjacheletnij Bosporskij Rejkh [A Thousand Year Bosporan Reich (sic)]. Moscow: 328-30. Ustinova, Yu. (1999), The Supreme Gods of the Bosporan Kingdom. Celestial Aphrodite and the Most High God. Leiden, Boston, Cologne: 281-2. Zavojkina, N.V. (2012), Bosporskie fiasy: mezhdu polisom i monarkhiej [Bosporan Thiasoi: Between Polis and Monarchy]. Moscow: 63-4.
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Private association |
Certain
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Note |
The terminology points to a private association.
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