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Geographical area |
Egypt
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Nome |
Thinites (U08)
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Site |
Ptolemais Hermeiou
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Full name (original language) |
τέκτονες ἀπὸ Πτο[λε]μαΐδος (IGR I 1155 ll. 1-3)
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Full name (transliterated) |
tektones apo Ptolemaidos
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Name elements |
Geographical: | apo Ptolemaidos | Professional: | tektones |
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Source(s) |
IGR I 1155 (AD 45)
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Note |
other editions: I.Breccia 54; SB I 996
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Online Resources |
IGR I 1155 TM 102698 AGRW ID 15299
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Source type(s) |
Epigraphic source(s)
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Document(s) typology & language/script |
Dedication/Topos Inscription in Greek
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References to buildings/objects |
τόπος, topos (l. 6)
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Officials |
πρεσβύτεροι presbyteroi (ll. 3-4) ἱερεύς, hiereus (l. 7) Diogenes son of Apollonios
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Realty |
ἑαυτῶν τόπος heauton topos (l. 6)
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Comments |
The tektones here could, in fact, be carpenters or joiners, but with the lack of any definitive mention of their trading or professional activity, it seems best to use the general sense of the term.
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Bibliography |
Buraselis, K. (1995), 'Zu Caracallas Strafmaßnahmen in Alexandrien (215/6). Die Frage der Leinenweber in P.Giss. 40 II und der Syssitia in Cass. Dio 77 (78). 23. 3', ZPE 108: 166-84, (esp.179 and n. 69) van Minnen, P. (1987), 'Urban Craftsmen in Roman Egypt', MBAH 6: 31-88, (esp. 52)
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Private association |
Probable
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Note |
The text does not contain a specific reference to a synodos, koinon, thiasos, plethos, etc. Nevertheless, as other examples of topoi inscriptions indicate (e.g. CAPInv. 1360; CAPInv. 1253; CAPInv. 1493) this may still refer to an association. The reference to the tektones, and to the presbyteroi of the group for that matter, argues for the existence of an association here, too.
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