ERC MAP - View Source #16134

View Source #16134

Direct link: https://base-map-polytheisms.huma-num.fr/source/16134

Creation : 2023-02-13 17:19:16 by Julie Bernini
Latest Edition : 2023-02-14 15:52:44 by Julie Bernini

Project

ERC MAP Project

Source Category

Epigraphy

Source Types

Honorific

Languages

Greek

Main Title

None

Author

Material Category

Lithic

Material

Marble

Medium Category

Architecture

Medium

Base / Pedestal

Text URL

https://epigraphy.packhum.org/text/146947

Iconography ?

Image URL

Bibliography

Bibliographic Reference	Main Edition	Source Reference
#232 IG VII		3426
#392 Homonoia		p. 127-129
#87 BE		2008, 226
#4486 Epigraphica Boeotica I		n°9, p. 108
#4499 Egyptian cults an local elites		p. 381-382, 385-386
#1488 Cults of Boiotia 1		p. 200
#333 RICIS		105-0895

Dating
Precision: 2

Post Quem	200
Ante Quem	250
Commentary	Most scholars date the inscription to the second half of the 3rd century CE. Dittenberg : early 3rd c. Fossey : middle or second half 3rd c. La majorité des chercheurs date l'inscription de la seconde moitié du III^e s. de notre ère. Dittenberg : début III^e s. Fossey : milieu ou seconde moitié du III^e s.

Discovery / Original Location
Precision: 2

Real ?	Yes
Political Entity	Chaironeia (Chaironeus) (IACP: 201)
Region	Inland Greece
Sub-region	Boiotia
Place	Chaeronea View on Pleiades 38.4939678, 22.8414259
Site
Topographies
Functions
Commentary

Commentary

Statue base of gray marble. Dedication of a statue of the priestess Flavia Lanica by her son Cnaius Curtius Dexippos. She has exercised several federal priesthoods.
The stone was found near Chaironeia, so it is traditionally attributed to this city, but it is not excluded that it is a wandering stone originating from Lebadeia (see D. Knoepfler, Bull. ép., 2008, 226).
Base de statue en marbre. Dédicace d'une statue de la prêtresse Flavia Lanica par son fils Cnaius Curtius Dexippos. Elle a notamment exercé plusieurs sacerdoces fédéraux.
La pierre a été découverte près de Chéronée et elle est traditionnellement attribuée à cette cité, mais il n'est pas exclu qu'il s'agisse d'une pierre errante originaire de Lébadée (voir D. Knoepfler, Bull. ép., 2008, 226).

Testimonies

Testimony	With restitution
#20216 l. 3-4	τῆς Ἰτωνίας Ἀθηνᾶς
#20217 l. 5-6	τῆς Ὁμονοίας τῶν Ἑλλήνων
#20218 l. 7-8	τῆς ἁγίας Εἴσι- δος
#20219 l. 8-9	τῆς <Τ>αποσειριάδος Εἴσιδος

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