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Geographical area |
Aegean Islands
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Region |
Delos
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Site |
Delos
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Full name (original language) |
συνθιασίτιδες (ΙD 1403 B II ll. 94-95)
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Full name (transliterated) |
synthiasitides
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Name elements |
Cultic: | synthiasitides: fellow worshippers |
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Source(s) |
ID 1403 (before 166 BC)
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Note |
RICIS no. 202/0421
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Online Resources |
ID 1403
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Source type(s) |
Epigraphic source(s)
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Document(s) typology & language/script |
Inventory of the Sarapieion in Greek.
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Physical format(s) |
18 fragments of a marble opisthographic stele.
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References to buildings/objects |
See below
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Members |
synthiasitides (ID 1403 Bb II l. 95)
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Honours/Other activities |
The synthiasitides dedicated together with Charigno a phiale λεία[ν ὡ]ς ποδιαίαν (smooth about a foot long), worthy of 92+ dr. This dedication was originally stored in Sarapieion C but later moved to the temple of Artemis.
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Comments |
It is not clear from the phrase Charigno kai synthiasitides whether Charigno was a synthiasitida or a priestess though it seems that she was leading the group. Her name was recorded together with the synthiasitides. Charigno may be identified with Charigno of ΙD 1412a.1 l. 69 and ID 1417 A Col. II, l. 122. In this inventory she appears as the dedicator of a phiale λείαν ὡς ποδιαίαν, the exact same offering she made together with the synthiasitides in ID 1403 II l. 95. However, in ID 1417 the name of the synthiasitides is not recorded; inconsistencies between the inventories are occasionally attested. Charigno also dedicated a frankincense-burner without a lid in IG XI.4 1307 ll. 14-5.
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Private association |
Possible
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Note |
The name synthiasitides is not conclusive evidence for the precise nature of the group if a group at all.
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