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200
Ε Ρ Η E S 0 S.
DLXII.
A plain base of white marble, somewhat broken at the top : height 3 ft. 4| in.; width ift. 9 in. by 1 ft. 7^· in. ‘From a pedestal found
in excavation on the high ground nearly opposite the Odeum.’ C. Curtius, Hermes iv, p. 193 foil.; Wood, Inscriptions from the
City and Suburbs, No. 5.
Ο i M A l ιϊ I
ΥΓ ATEP ATI ΒΚΛΕΡΜΕ
ΤΟΥΛΑΜΠΡΟΤΑΤΟΥΥΠΑΤΙΚΟΊΤ
ΚΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΣΠΕΙΘΙΑΔΟΣΤΗΣ
5 KP ΑΤΙΣΤΗΣΥΠ ΑΤΙ ΚΗΣ
Α ΔΕΛφΗΝΤίΒΚ ΑΔΡΑ ΚΟΝΤΟΣ
ςωςιπατραςθεωνιδος
ΤΩΝΚΡΑΤΙΣΤΩΝ
ανεΨιανκαιαπογονον
ίο ΠΟΑΛΩ Ν ΥΠΑΤΙΚ Ω Ν
φΛ· ΖΩΤΙΚΟΣΤΗΝΙΔΙ ΑΝ
ΠΑΤΡΩΝΙΣΑΝ
[77^ ietra]
τ]ου κρατίσ^του
β^υγατερα Τιβ(ερίου) Κλ(αυδίου^ 'Ερμε[ίου
του λαμπρότατου υπατικοΰ
και Αίλίας Πειθιάδος τής
5 κρατίστης ΰπατικής,
αδελφήν Τιβ(ερίου) Κλ(αυδίου) Δράκοντος,
Σωσιπάτρας, θεωνίδος,
των κρατίστων,
άνεφιαν και απόγονον
ίο πολλών ύπατικών,
Φλ(άβίος) Ζωτικός την Ιδίαν
πατρώνισαν.
Inscribed beneath a statue erected in honour of a
lady by Fl. Zotikos, probably one of her freedmen.
Her name is not given, and was perhaps engraved
upon the plinth of the statue itself. The first line
has been misread by the previous editors. Her
father is entitled a consularis (line 3) and her mother
is described (line 5) as ύπατικής i. e. the wife of a con-
sular. The word πατρώνισα (πατρώνισσα) for patrona
occurs in a Galatian inscription C. I. 4106. The
lettering seems to point to the times of the Antonines.
An inscription from a tomb at Teos (C. I. 3109)
runs thus : Τιβερι(ο^ς Κλαύδι(ο)ς ‘Ερμείας Ζωτικω σύν-
τροφο) μνείας χάριν. [Ζ]ωτικ6 χα,ΐρε. This may be the
Zotikos of our inscription : if so he was buried at
Teos by his patron, whose daughter he had honoured
by a monument at Ephesos.
DLXIII.
Probably honorary, and belonging to the end of the first century a. d.
Two fragments of white marble, probably from the top of the same stele: a entire at top and left; height 5 in.; width 6 in.; b broken
all roun
d, height 3^ in.; width 4 in. Discovered by Mr. Wood ; unpublished.
a.
b.
a. b.
I T Η Σ 1
11
' A1Δ1Σ
ΣΤ
Τής [πρώττ/ί και μεγίστης μητρο-
πόλεως ’Ασίας κ]αι δ'ις [Τβω-
κόρου των Σεβοφγφώιζ, ’ Εφεσίων
[πόλβων ή βουλή και ό
[ετείμησαν τον δείνα κ.τ.λ.]
Ε Ρ Η E S 0 S.
DLXII.
A plain base of white marble, somewhat broken at the top : height 3 ft. 4| in.; width ift. 9 in. by 1 ft. 7^· in. ‘From a pedestal found
in excavation on the high ground nearly opposite the Odeum.’ C. Curtius, Hermes iv, p. 193 foil.; Wood, Inscriptions from the
City and Suburbs, No. 5.
Ο i M A l ιϊ I
ΥΓ ATEP ATI ΒΚΛΕΡΜΕ
ΤΟΥΛΑΜΠΡΟΤΑΤΟΥΥΠΑΤΙΚΟΊΤ
ΚΑΙΑΙΑΙΑΣΠΕΙΘΙΑΔΟΣΤΗΣ
5 KP ΑΤΙΣΤΗΣΥΠ ΑΤΙ ΚΗΣ
Α ΔΕΛφΗΝΤίΒΚ ΑΔΡΑ ΚΟΝΤΟΣ
ςωςιπατραςθεωνιδος
ΤΩΝΚΡΑΤΙΣΤΩΝ
ανεΨιανκαιαπογονον
ίο ΠΟΑΛΩ Ν ΥΠΑΤΙΚ Ω Ν
φΛ· ΖΩΤΙΚΟΣΤΗΝΙΔΙ ΑΝ
ΠΑΤΡΩΝΙΣΑΝ
[77^ ietra]
τ]ου κρατίσ^του
β^υγατερα Τιβ(ερίου) Κλ(αυδίου^ 'Ερμε[ίου
του λαμπρότατου υπατικοΰ
και Αίλίας Πειθιάδος τής
5 κρατίστης ΰπατικής,
αδελφήν Τιβ(ερίου) Κλ(αυδίου) Δράκοντος,
Σωσιπάτρας, θεωνίδος,
των κρατίστων,
άνεφιαν και απόγονον
ίο πολλών ύπατικών,
Φλ(άβίος) Ζωτικός την Ιδίαν
πατρώνισαν.
Inscribed beneath a statue erected in honour of a
lady by Fl. Zotikos, probably one of her freedmen.
Her name is not given, and was perhaps engraved
upon the plinth of the statue itself. The first line
has been misread by the previous editors. Her
father is entitled a consularis (line 3) and her mother
is described (line 5) as ύπατικής i. e. the wife of a con-
sular. The word πατρώνισα (πατρώνισσα) for patrona
occurs in a Galatian inscription C. I. 4106. The
lettering seems to point to the times of the Antonines.
An inscription from a tomb at Teos (C. I. 3109)
runs thus : Τιβερι(ο^ς Κλαύδι(ο)ς ‘Ερμείας Ζωτικω σύν-
τροφο) μνείας χάριν. [Ζ]ωτικ6 χα,ΐρε. This may be the
Zotikos of our inscription : if so he was buried at
Teos by his patron, whose daughter he had honoured
by a monument at Ephesos.
DLXIII.
Probably honorary, and belonging to the end of the first century a. d.
Two fragments of white marble, probably from the top of the same stele: a entire at top and left; height 5 in.; width 6 in.; b broken
all roun
d, height 3^ in.; width 4 in. Discovered by Mr. Wood ; unpublished.
a.
b.
a. b.
I T Η Σ 1
11
' A1Δ1Σ
ΣΤ
Τής [πρώττ/ί και μεγίστης μητρο-
πόλεως ’Ασίας κ]αι δ'ις [Τβω-
κόρου των Σεβοφγφώιζ, ’ Εφεσίων
[πόλβων ή βουλή και ό
[ετείμησαν τον δείνα κ.τ.λ.]