Inscriptions of Aphrodisias 2027

1.130. Funerary panel for Threptos and Ariston

Description: Panel broken away above and chipped down the right edge (w: 0.33 × h: 0.48 × d: 0.15).

Text: Inscribed on one face.

Letters: Line 1, 0.025; line 2, 0.04; lines 3-5, 0.035; line 6, 0.03; omicron ?added as an afterthought in line 3.. dots for stops, and for abbreviation: so either side of Τ and Φ (lines 3 and 4)

Date: Late first to early second centuries CE (nomenclature, lettering)

Findspot: Aphrodisias: Temple/Church: Stray in the area north of the Atrium

Original location: Unknown cemetery

Last recorded location: Museum (1977)

Interpretive

( vac. 1) ζῶσιν ( vac. 1)
ὁ πλάτας ((stop)) ἐσ-
τιν ((stop))Τ(ίτου) ((stop)) Φ(λαβίου) ((stop)) Θρέπτου
καὶ ((stop)) Τ(ίτου) ((stop)) Φ(λαβίου) ((stop)) Ἀρίστω-
5νος Διογενι-
( vac. 2)ανοῦ ( vac. )

Diplomatic

  ΖΩΣΙΝ  
ΟΠΛΑΤΑΣ ΕΣ
ΤΙΝ Τ Φ ΘΡΕΠΤΟΥ
ΚΑΙ Τ Φ ΑΡΙΣΤΩ
5ΝΟΣΔΙΟΓΕΝΙ
    ΑΝΟΥ      

English translation

Translation source: IAph2007

They are living. The area belongs to T. F(lavius) Threptos and T. F(lavius) Aristo Diogenianos.

French translation

Translation source: AE

Ils sont vivants. La terrasse appartient à T. Flavius Threptos et T. Flavius Diogénianos, fils d'Aristôn.

Bibliography

Transcription: New York University expedition 65.299

Publication: IAph2007 1.130, whence AE 2007.1402.

Images

Fig. 1. Face (E. Alföldi-Rosenbaum, 1966)

Fig. 2. Face (M. Roueché, 1977)