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Ioulios Maior Antôninos. |
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Human
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Male
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This is probably Sextus Iulius Maoir Antoninus Pythodoros, attested between Cyzicus and Nysa. In Nysa, he was involved in the erection of statues for members of the imperial family, thanks to the legacy of his mother Iulia Antonia Eurydike. He was probably a priest of Kore in the city, while in Epidaurus, Pausanias mentions a senator named Antoninus, identified as Pythodoros, who restored several buildings, including the portico of King Cotys (II, 27, 6-7). Cf. A.-V. Pont, Grand notables (2012), p. 294-298, with the previous bibliography and the sources.
Ce personnage est sans doute Sextus Iulius Maoir Antoninus Pythodôros, attesté entre Cyzique et Nysa. A Nysa, il s’occupe de l’érection de statues pour des membres de la famille impériale, grâce au legs de sa mère Iulia Antonia Eurydikè. Il fut probablement prêtre de Korè dans la cité, tandis qu'à Épidaure, Pausanias mentionne un sénateur dénommé Antonin, identifié comme Pythodôros, qui restaura plusieurs édifices, dont le portique du roi Cotys (II, 27, 6-7). Cf. A.-V. Pont, Grand notables (2012), p. 294-298, avec toute la bibliographie antérieure et les sources.
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