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Geographical area |
Attica with Salamis
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Region |
Attica
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Site |
Athens
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Full name (original language) |
[σύνοδος τῶν περὶ τὸν Διόνυσον καὶ ... Σε]βαστόν, [νέον Διόνυσον, ... τεχνειτῶν ἱερονει]κῶν στεφανειτῶ[ν (l. τεχνιτῶν ἱερονικῶν στεφανιτῶν) (IG II2 1348, ll. 1-2, 22-23)
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Full name (transliterated) |
[synodos ton peri ton Dionyson kai ... Se]baston, [neon Dionyson ... techneiton hieronei]kon stephaneito[n (l. techniton hieronikon stephaniton
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Name elements |
Personal: | peri ... (Kaisara) Se]baston, [neon Dionyson | Professional: | technitai hieronikai stephanitai | Status-related: | technitai hieronikai stephanitai | Theophoric: | peri ton Dionyson |
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Descriptive terms |
σύνοδος, synodos
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Note |
synodos: IG II2 1348, ll. 1, 22
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Source(s) |
IG II2 1348 (m. ii AD)
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Note |
Other publications: Lueders no. 81
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Online Resources |
IG II2 1348
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Source type(s) |
Epigraphic source(s)
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Document(s) typology & language/script |
Greek letter by the group to the Roman emperor, followed by the emperor's answer.
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Physical format(s) |
Fragment of a marble stele, measuring 0.80x0.36m.
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Source(s) provenance |
Found on the acropolis of Athens, now in the National Museum (according to IG).
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Members |
Members of the group are called συνοδεῖται, l. συνοδῖται synoditai, , l. 19.
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Officials |
Priest of Melpomenos, ([ἱερ]εὺς Μελπομένου, [hier]eus Melpomenou, l. 12); perhaps he was an official of the group.
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Worship |
The presence of a priest of Melpomenos, ([ἱερ]εὺς Μελπομένου, [hier]eus Melpomenou, l. 12) may suggest worship.
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Deities worshipped |
Διόνυσος Μελπόμενος, Dionysos Melpomenos ?
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Comments |
Perhaps this group may related to the group of IG II2 1106 (CAPInv. 900)
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Poland concordance |
Poland Δ*57
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Bibliography |
Pakkanen, P. (1996), Interpreting early Hellenistic religion: A study based on the mystery cult of Demeter and the cult of Isis. Helsinki.
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Private association |
Probable
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Note |
Although the nomenclature of the group is heavily restored, it is still likely that the inscription comes from a group of peri ton Dionyson technitai. What remains uncertain is whether the group is Athenian or active in the wider Greek world.
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