TEXT/COMMENTARY: RELATIVES AMONG THE ATHENIAN PRYTANEIS, A.D. 100-256

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Elias Kapetanopoulos

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NOTE. Most of the references are to B.D. Meritt-J.S. Traill, The Athenian Agora, vol. XV, Inscriptions: The Athenian Councillors (1974). Notations in red indicate awaiting completion or some problem.

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ELIAS KAPETANOPOULOS

RELATIVES AMONG THE ATHENIAN PRYTANEIS OF A.D.100-256

The present study traces by name every relative in the prytany (councillor) rosters of [A.D.] 100-256 and evaluates the appearance of relatives in clusters (of more than 2) in the rosters concerned, noting

at the same time the method(s) of inscribing the names. The investigation shows that the commonest relatives that appear in clusters (of more than 2) are brothers and fathers and sons. The brothers, fathers

and sons, as indicated below, are invariably listed together, but there also instances of deviation from this rule. However, at times these latter instances may not be related. In the majority of instances

brothers, fathers and sons appear in pairs, but there are examples of three brothers listed together and fathers with more than one son. A unique document in this instance is Agora XV (1974) [=B. D.

Meritt and J. S. Traill, The Athenian Agora, vol. XV, Inscriptions: The Athenian Councillors (1974)], No. 406 of the tribe Aigeis which contains four cases of "triplet brothers" (below) and dates from

171/2.

As the FATHER-SON instances have been classified [I. below], in 84.1% they are listed together, while in 15.9% they are apart (in two instances separated by a Roman citizen [civis]). In the category

BROTHER-BROTHER [IX. below] the listings together amount to 86.1%, while separate examples make up the remaining 13.9%. With the addition of the 10 cases of "triplet brothers", the percentage distribution is

85.4% and 14.6 respectively. At any rate, the evidence on relatives among the Athenian prytaneis (councillors) in the period under review is presented in full by categories below, with commentary where

appropriate.

I. FATHER-SON (sixty-nine examples):

108/9: [Agora XV (1974),] No. 312 of Erechtheis ( by deme)

Lines 12 DiÒdvrow pr.

13 DiÒdvrow (Diod≈rou) ([K]hfeisie›w)

16 [ÉA]frode€siow

17 ÉAfrode€siow (ÉAfrodeis€ou) ([K]hfeisie›w)

121/2-124/5: No. 321 of Antiochis (by deme),

Lines 6 ÉAmÊntaw ÑHrakl°vnow

12 FilÆmvn ÉAmÊntou (ÉAnaflÊstioi)

The name FilÆmvn may be restored in Agora XV (1974), No. 330, line 8: [FilÆmvn] ÉAmÊntou ([ÉA]naflÊstiow).

122/3?: No. 330 of Antiochis (by deme),

Lines 6: [Dhmoxãr]hw ÉEpiktÆtou

7 [ÉAsklhpi]ãdhw Dhmoxãrouw ([ÉA]naflÊstioi)

The father (line 6) reappears in No. 321, line 5: Dhmoxãrhw ÉEpiktÆtou (ÉAnaflÊstiow), of 121/2-124/5 (below, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER), and the son in No. 333, line 19: ÉAsklhpiãdhw Dhmoxãrou (ÉAnaflÊstiow), of 138/9. A relation may be listed in line 10 of No. 330, but the prytanis there, [ÉAgãyvn aut ÑUge›now ÉAsk]lhpiãdou ([ÉA]naflÊstiow), may be a son of the eponymos Asklepiades Hygeinou Anaphlystios of lines 13-14 of No. 333 (cf. line 16), below, under 138/9: No. 333.

127/8-131/2: No. 322 of Aiantis (by deme) [=BS 22 (1981) 152-154]

Lines 36 DionÊsio[w ---]

37 DionÊsio[w ---]

Other Dionysioi appear in lines 35 (Kl. Dãfno[w Dionus€ou] (Mara[y≈ni]ow))

and 41 and 56.

67 Kl. ÉArxi[-- ---]

68 Kl. ÉArxi[-- ---] (Fa[lhre›w)

Lines 67-68 should be completed to read, for example, Kl. ÉArxi[kl∞w pr.]/ Kl. ÉArxi[kl∞w ne].

post 127/8: 347 of Aiantis (deme)

Lines 25 Zv[€l]ow )

26 Zv€low ) ([Falhre›w])

Cf. No. 340, lines 11 and 13: [Zv]€low ) and [Sv]tÆrixow Zv€lou (Falhre›w).

138/9: No. 333 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 13 §p≈numow

14 ÉAsklh[pi]ãdhw ÑUg€nou

16 ÉAgãyvn ÉAsklhpiãdou (ÉAnaflÊstioi)

The eponymos Asklepiades (lines 13-14) reappears in No. 330, lines 24-26: [ﬂereÁw §]pvnÊmou/ [ÉAsklhp]iãdhw ÑUge€nou/ [ÉAna]flÊstiow, [é]€sitow. He is also attested in IG II² 5653: ÉAsklhpiãdhw ÑUge€nou ÉAnaflÊstiow [cf. IG II² 9905: ÑUg›now ÉAsklhpiãdou MeilÆsiow (aet. imperat.). Cf. AAA VI (1973) 138.

Dhmoxãrhw énvt°rv

Agathon (line 16) may also reappear in No. 330, line 10: [ÉAgãyvn aut ÑUge›now ÉAsk]lhpiãdou ([ÉA]naflÊstiow (dotted n)). IG II² 2019+2072=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1972, 69, No. 12, line 40: [ÉAgãyvn (aut ÑUge›now?) ÉAsk]lhpiãdou ÉAnafl[Ê], of about 120/1-126/7; see Balkan Studies 22 (1981) 157, under note 70.

Cf. IG II²2068, lines 163-164: ÉAgãyvn ÑUge€nou/ ÉAfrode€siow ÑUg€. (§p°ngrafoi), of 155/6, and 2097, line 169: ÉAfrod€siow ÑUge€nou [brother in line 168] (§p°ggrafoi), of 169/70 [probably no relation with the family from Anaphlystos, as there are also other §p°ngrafoi sons of ÑUg(e)›now].

Lines 40 Mosx€vn Nik€ou

47 Gorg€aw Mosx€vnow (Pallhne›w)

Cf. Nik€aw (PallhneÁw) in No. 309, line 42, of about 48/9 (ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1981 [1983] 33). and Agora XV, p. 432.

138/9: No. 331 of Aigeis (by deme)

Lines 9 §`p≈numow ÑErme€aw GlaÊkou

18 EÎdhmow ÑErme€ou (GargÆttioi)

The eponymos Hermeias reappears in No. 335, line 9: [§p≈numow ÑErme]€aw (dotted i) Gla[Êkou] (dotted a), of xxx. Cf. Nos. 330, line 30: [---]w EÈdÆmou (GargÆttiow), [pe]r‹ tÚ b∞ma, [é]€sitow, of 122/3 (?), and 434, line 5: EÎfhmow EÈdÆmou (GargÆttiow), of xxx.

Lines 25 ÉAlkam°nhw ÉAfr`o`[deis€ou]

30 ÉAfrode€siow ÉAl[kam°nouw]

These two prytaneis are from the deme Erchia, but they are listed among the prytaneis from Gargettos. Cf. Nos. 365, line 2: [ÉAfr]<o>d€siow (ÉErxie[Êw]). of 152/3 [Hesp. 47 (1978) 329], and 406, line 42: ÉAlkam°nhw ÉAfrodis€ou (ÉErxieÊw), of 171/2 (ora) [this writer’s recognition]; IG II²1996, line 73: ÉAfrode€siow ÉAlkam°nou Paia (brother in line 74; line 75: ÉAttikÚw ÉApelloË ÉErxieÊw), of 91/2 [HOROS 10-12 (1992-98) 234]; the names imply a relation and perhaps a change of deme.

Lines 35 ÉAl°jandrow ÑHliod≈rou

36 Diokl∞w ÉAlejãndrou (§k MurinnoÊnthw)

Cf. the ephebe EÎporow Diokl°ouw §k Murri. in IG II² 2086, line 64, of 163/4 (Agora XV, p. 381).

156/7-157/8: Hesperia 47 (1978), 306-307 [=SEG 28 (1978=1982) 75, No. 170), No. 30, of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 39 ÉEp€kthtow ÉEpigÒnou

40 ÉEp€kthtow ) (Flue›w)

The son of the prytanis (line 39) appears in No. 392, line 41, with his son in line 42 (see under No. 392 below). ora AE 1977 (1979)

The two prytaneis (lines 39-40) may be descendants of the prytaneis ÉEp€kthtow Fil[€ppou] (this writer) and ÉEp€gonow Svth[r--], and ÉEp€gonow ÉAlej[-] (Flue›w) of No. 303 [IG II² 2468], lines 13-14 and 16, of about 45/6 (ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1981, Xronikã, xxx); IG II² 1945, line 43: ÉEp€kthtow [---] (Flue[Êw], of 45/6. Cf. ÉAyhnÒdvrow and F€lippow ÉEpiktÆtou Flu(e›w) of IG II² 2069=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1977 (1979), after p. 16. Text A, lines 36-37, of about 140.

post med. s. II p.: Hesperia 47 (1978) 321 [=SEG 28 (1978=1982) 73, No. 167], No. 37, of Hippothontis (by deme)

Lines 19 Filiste€dhw ÉAyhnãdou

20 Filiste[€d]hw ) (Peiraie›[w])

Cf. Nos. 62, line 249: Filist€dhw Lamprokl(°ouw) (PeiraieÊw), of 303/2 B.C., and 448, lines 9-10: §p≈numow ÉAristokle€dhw/ Filiste€dou PeiraieÊw, of xxx. For Aristokleides Peiraieus, see Hesperia 5l (1982) 218, No. 22, Face I, lines 1-2, and Face II, lines 2-3; and S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 395, No. 6, lines 2-4: [§p‹ êrxontow] ÉAristo[kle€/dou toË Filist]e€dou Peir[ai/°vw], of 176/7; IG II² 2340=BCH 73 (1949) 360, No. 5, line 21: [ÉAr]istokl[e€dhw Filiste€dou Peir] (this writer); cf. S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 400, under Ll. 2-3.

ÑEllhnikå 33. SEG 30.

Lines 23 ÑHrak«[n ---] (˜ra, dotted v)=ÑHrakl[-- ---]

24 ÑHrak[«n ---]=ÑHrak[l-- ---] (Peiraie›[w])

See below, s, II-III p.: Hesperia 51 (1982) 228, No. 29, lines 16-17: ÑHrak[- ---]/ ÑHrak«[n ---].

about 160: No. 362 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 4 ÉA[rt]°`[m]vn ÉEleusin(€ou)

5 ÑHliÒdvrow ÉArt°mvnow ([Kud]ayh`naie›[w])

They reappear in IG II² 2478, lines 3-4 (below, II: FATHER-SON-SON). The father’s name (ora) may be restored in No. 385=ÉArx. Delt€on 26 (1971=1972) 305, under K6, lines 6-7: [ÉArt°mvn]/ [ÉE]leusein€[ou KudayhnaieÊw (ora)], of fin. s. II/init. s. III p. (this writer).

Lines 6 S`vkrãth`[w] Dionus€o[u]

7 LoÊkiow Svkrã`t`o`[uw] ([Kud]ayh`naie›[w],

The son reappears, it seems, in No. 490, line 5: LoÊkiow S[vkrãtouw] (Pandion€dow) (this writer). Cf. Agora XV (1974), p. 383: DionÊsioi §k Kudayhna€ou.

166/7-169/70: Hesperia 23 (1954) 248, No. 25 (=AncW 4 [1981] 9, under No. 4; ÉArx. Delt€on 33 [1978=1984] 247, No. 6, lines 4-5) of Pandionis (fragmentary)

Lines 4 [P]ãmfilow [Dionus€ou]

5 [D]ionÊsiow P[amf€lou]

This writer makes the restorations, and the father reappears in No. 437, line 14: Pãmfilow Dionus€ou (PaianieÊw) [=ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 245, No. 4, St€x. 14], of before 160/1 (this writer[=ÉArx. Delt€on 33, 244, No. 4]); he is attested as ephebe in IG II² 2107etc. [S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 396, No. 6, line 55], line 12: Pãmfilow Dionus€ou Pe (Pandion€dow), of shortly before 149/50 (see AncW 4, 11-12: NOTE). His brother, who is also attested as ephebe in IG II² 2107etc. [S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 396, No. 6, line 54], line 11: Y°vn Dionus€ou Pea (Pandion€dow), is found as prytanis in No. 378, line 22: Y°vn Dionus€ou (PaianieÊw), of 169/70; cf. BASP 19 (1982 132, line 12: Dionus€ou Y°vnow (Oxyrhynchus (?) A.D. 189 (?)).

167/8: No. 371 of Akamantis (by deme)

Lines 22 Eﬁs€dotow Zvs€mou

24 Eﬁs€dotow ) (SfÆttioi)

The civis Maik€liow ÉAl°jandrow (SfÆttiow) [line 23] separates them. In line 27, ÉAsklhpiãdhw Zvs€mou (SfÆttiow) could be a brother of the father.

168/9: No. 372=S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 217 of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 26 [N]ikÒstra`to[w ---]

27 [Ni]kÒstra`t[ow ---] ([Flue›w])

Cf. No. 392, line 38: NikÒstratow YeopÒ[mpou] (patronymic, dotted Ò) (FlueÊw), of xxx.

168/9: No. 373 of Akamantis (by deme)

Lines 10 Lusimax€dhw ) pr.

23 Lusimax€dhw ) (SfÆttioi)

The son (line 23) reappears in No. 359, line 11: Lusimax€dhw ) (SfÆttiow), of 180/1 (ora). In No. 371, line 26, of 167/8, Kallig°nhw Lusimax€dou (SfÆttiow) may be another son of Lysimachides pr(esbÊterow). The ephebe/gumnasiarxÆsaw Lusimax€dhw ) SfÆt. of IG II² 2029, line 9, of about 111/2, may be the pr(esbÊterow), the father.

Lines 21 ÉAsklhpiãdhw Prosdok€mou

22 ÉAbãskantow ÉAsklhpiãdou (SfÆttioi)

The father reappears in No. 359, line 13: ÉAsklhpiãdhw Prosdok€mou (SfÆttiow), of 180/1 (ora). ora SEG 18 (1962) 39, No. 81.

169/70: No. 378 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 49 YeÒdvrow pre.

50 YeÒdvrow ne. (SfÆttioi)

Cf. No. 384, line 15: YeÒdvrow [---] ([S]t[eirieÊw], dotted t), of xxx.

169/70: No. 380 of Antiochis (by

Lines 15 [Di]o[n]usÒdvrow [---]

16 [Po]s[eid]≈niow D[ionusod≈rou;]

This writer supplies the patronymic in line 16.

about 169/70: SEG 19 (1963) 69, No. 165=Hesperia 29 (1960) 64, No. 111, of Antiochis

(fragmentary) [=Addendum appended at the end of this writer’s study in AncW 4 (1981) 5-15]

Lines 2 EÈboul€d[hw ---]

3 LeÊkiow EÈ[boul€dou] (this writer)

Lines 6 [E]Îmfhmow ÉAs[klhpiãdou] (dotted s)

7 [ÉAs]klhpiã[dhw EÈfÆmou;]

The father (or brother?) reappears in No. 380, line 9: [E]Îfh[m]ow ÉAs[klhpiãdou Pal.], of xxx. Cf. Nos. 333, line 46: ÉAsklhpiãdhw Zvs€mou (PallhneÊw), of 138/9, and 425, lines 10-11, under about 195/6 below (IX: BROTHER-BROTHER).

about 175: Hesperia 47 (1978) 312, No. 33 (fragmentay, and possibly not a prytany catalogue)

Lines 11 ÉAristo[-- ---]

12 ÉAristo[-- ---]

about 175: No. 392 of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 35 [ÉA]pell∞w ) n.

36 [ÉA]pell∞w ) n. ([Flue›w])

Cf. Rbelge 52.1 (1974) 69, No. 13, for the correct reading of the names and commentary therein. ora [ÉA]

Lines 41 ÉEp€gonow ÉEpiktÆtou

42 Dvnçtow ı ka€ ÉEp€gonow ([Flue›w])

The father reappears in No. 416, line 16: [ÉEp€g]onow ÉE[p]iktÆtou (Ptolema€dow), of 188/9 (ora); the son is attested as svfronistØw in IG II² 2105=S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 395, No. 6, lines 21-22: Dvnçtow ı ka‹ ÉEp€g`o`[now]/ Flu., of about 176/7. The father’s father is found as prytanis in Hesperia 47 (1978) 307, No. 30, line 39 (above, under 156/7-157/8). See ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1972, 165: ÉEp€gonow ÉEpiktÆtou. Rbelge 52.1 (1974) 70, No. 13 (Donçtow ı ka‹ ÉEp€gonow), comments.

179/80: Hesperia 47 (1978) 319 [=SEG 28 (1978=1982) 76, No. 174], No. 36, of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 19 F€lvn Eﬁsig°nouw

20 ÖAnyimow (dotted ny) F€lvnow (Melete›w)

The son reappears in No. 398, line 26: ÖAnyimow [dotted ny] (=ÖA[lk]imow) [F€lvnow] ([M]e[li]t[eÊw], with perhaps a brother (below, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER), of xxx. Cf. Eﬁsig°nhw …[---] (MeliteÊw) in line 24 of Hesperia 47 (herein).

about 179/80 (xxx): No. 397 of Hadrianis (by deme)

Lines 16 ÉAgr€ppaw ÉAsm°nou

17 ÉAyhnÒdvrow ÉAgr€ppa (ÉIta›oi)

A relative appears in No. 439, line 7: ÉAgr€ppaw ) (ÉIta›ow), of fin. s. II p. Cf. the archon ÉAyhnÒdvrow ÉAsm°nou toË ka‹ ÉAgr€ppa ÉIta›ow of No. 402, lines 1-2 (below), and Hesperia 47 (1978) 317, No. 36, lines 2-4, of 179/80 [=181/2].

The prytanis of line 17 is mentioned in Hesperia, Suppl. 13 (1970) 5, line 23: ÉAyhnÒdvrow ÉAgr€ppou=S. Follet, Rev.Phil. 53 (1979) [30], line 23. A son of his is attested as ephebe in ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1972, 65, No. 7, line 23: [--- ÉAy]hnod≈rou ÉItai. (this writer); cf. also p. 66, line 16 (15): [--- ÉAyhnod≈;]ou (dotted o) ÉIta›.; cf. IG II² 2128, lines 58-59: ÉAgr€ppaw ÉArtemid≈rou ÉIta›./ [ÉA]rtem€dvrow ) ÉIta›. (ephebe brothers).

The prytanis ÉIo[Ê]l. Agr€`p`paw of Hesperia 4 (1935) 188, line 15 [of the Hadrianis tribe], may be a relation.

179/80 (this writer): No. 402 of Attalis (by deme)

Lines 45 ÉAm≈mhtow Dhmhtr€o[u]

46 DhmÆtriow ÉAmvmÆtou (ÉAymone›w)

180/1: Hesperia 47 (1978) 313 [=SEG 28 (1978=1982) 77, No. 177], No. 34 of Leontis (by deme)

Lines 23 EÎpo[row ---]

24 ÉOnÆs[imow (dotted s) EÈpÒrou] (EÈp[ur€dai])

The prytanis of line 24 is found as ephebe in IG II² 2090, line 80: ÉOnÆsimow EÈ[pÒrou EÈp.](tribe of Leontis), of 165/6. Restorations/associations by this writer.

182/3: No. 387 of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 32 ﬂereÁw DhmÆtriow

33 DhmÆtriow [---] (ÑAlaie›w)

about 187 (this writer): No. 456 of Hadrianis (by deme)

Lines 2 [Dvs]€yeow ÑHrakl[€dou]

3 [ÑHra]kl€dhw Dvs[iy°ou] ([Pa]nbvtãd[ai])

An ancestor of theirs appears, it seems, in No. 286, line 49: Dvs€yeow ÉAsklhpiãdou (Panbvtãdhw), of xxx.

As the name has been restored, the son of the prytanis (line 2) is attested as eponymos (?) in No. 491, line 17: [§p≈numow Yal∞w Dvsiy]°ou Pambv., of 230/1 (below – ora). However, there is a possibility of restoring the patronymic as [Dvroy]°ou and identifying the prytanis-eponymos (?) as a brother of DvrÒyeow ) of line 28. The grandson Dvs€yeow Yal∞tow (ora) is attested as eponymos in Hesperia 4 (1935) 188, line 2 (this writer has identified this document as a prytany catalogue of Hadrianis=AncW 4 [1981] 14 and 15, note 46).

The family’s stemma has been presented in ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1968, 208; and for the date of No. 456, see Balkan Studies 22 (1981) 162.

188/9? (this writer): No. 419 of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 32 [ÉAgãy]vn ÉAttikoË

34 [ÉAgãy]vn ) (Oﬁna›oi) [this writer]

They are separated by the civis [Salo;]us. ÉAgay€aw (Oﬁna›ow), line 33 (perhaps the nomen can be read as [Mo]us.). For the father (line 32), J. Kirchner called attention to the epengraphos ephebe ÉAgãyvn ÉAttikoË of IG II² 2103, line 199, of 172/3-173/4 (ora).

188/9 ? (this writer): No. 423a.b[=AncW 4 (1981) 10, No. 9, lines (47, 49), ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 243, No. 2, lines 40-41], of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 40 Aﬁm. [v ---]

41 Aﬁm. v /[---]

These two prytaneis must be father and son, as the cives are listed.

(47) De€filow Xareis€ou

(49) De€filow ) (ÉAlvpek∞yen)

The prytanis NikÒmaxow ) (ÉAlvpek∞yen) [line (48)] separates them.

The father [line (47)] is attestyed as ephebe in IG II² 2067, line 174: D€filow Xareis€ou > ÉAlv. (brother in line 173: Xare€siow ) ÉAlv.), of 154/5; IG II² 2065, line 119: Eﬁsig°nhw Xa[r]eis€ou ÉAl[v], of 150/1.

Cf. No. 121, line 2: Zv€low Dif€lou ÉAlvp[ek∞yen], of 226/5 B.C.

References: ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 244, under No. 3.

about 198: No. 443 of Ptolemais (by

Lines 4: [Sp°]ndvn ÉArxikl°ouw

5: [Sp°]ndvn )

The father (line 4) reappears with a brother in No. 392, lines 13-14 (below, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER). Cf. No. 416, line 23: [---] ÉArxikl°ouw Ber{r}., of 188/9 (ora); and Hesperia 51 (1982) 234 and 235, line 16.

ante fin. s. II p.: No. 430 of Kekropis

Lines 6 [--- --]okl∞w pr.

10 [--- --o]kl∞w ne.

These two prytaneis are cives (their nomina lost).

See No. 429 below, under (sel. 96;)

fin. s. II p.: No. 438 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 9 Pr«t[ow ---]

10 Kãll[vn Pr≈tou] (this writer) ([Pallhne›w])

Kallon reappears in No. 447, line 32: Kãllvn Pr≈tou (ÉAntiox€dow), of xxx. His son in IG II² 2097, line 238: YeÒfi[l]ow Kãllvnow Pal., of 169/70. Cf. also Hesperia 51 (1982) 229, No. 30, line 2: [----]ow Pr≈[tou] (this writer); line 1: [§]p≈n[umow?].

init. s. III p. (this writer): No. 370 of Leontis (by deme)=ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 240, No. 1.

Lines 3 [Kornh]lianÚw ) pr.

4 [Korn]hlianÚw ) ne. ([§j O‡ou])

The new readings are this writer’s, and Kornelianos (line 3) may be the son of Kornelianos son of Demetrios of No. 421, line 20 (below, IX: BROTHER-BROTHER, Lines 20-21). Cf. IG II² 2175, line 3: Kor[nh]lia[nÚ]w vac. [PRAKTIKA 8^th Inter. Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy, II (Athens 1987) 306, Ia]. Commentary in ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 240, No. 1.

init. s. III p.=200-205 (this writer): No. 399 of Leontis (by tribe)

Lines 20 ÑErma›ow Sp°ndont(ow)

21 ÉAyhnÒdvrow ı ka‹ Sp°(ndvn)

Hermaios reappears in No. 370, line 18: ÑErma›ow <S>p°ndontow (Freãriow), of xxx; and as ephebe in IG II² 2066, line 11: ÑErma›ow Sp°ndontow [Freãrriow] (Levnt€dow), of xxx. Cf. Nos. 307, line 13: [ÉAy]hnÒdvrow ) (Levnt€dow), of xxx, and 323, line 2: […] Sp°ndvn (Freãrriow), of xxx (cf. Kãs. Sp°nd[vn], eÂw égvnoy°thw [{Komode€vn}], of IG II² 2119, line 20, of xxx).

200-227 (this writer): No. 472 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 20 [L]e<v>n€dhw No[u---]

21 [Le]<v>n€dh[w] ) ([P]allh[ne]›w)

Lines 23 [ÉA]l°jand[r]ow [---]

24 [ÖOlu]mpow ÉA[lejãndr]ou ([P]allh[ne]›w)

25 […]ol[…..9….]ou=[…]ol[. ÉAlejãndr;]ou (ora sel. 63)

Cf. Nos. 319, line 2: [--- ÉAl]°jandrow PallhneÊw, of xxx, and 333, lines 42-43, 44 and 45 (below, XIII: BROTHER-BROTHER-COUSIN); and No. 309, line 59: ÉAl°jandr[ow] (PallhneÊw), of xxx.

Lines 30 [P]rosdÒkimo[w ---]

31 [P]rosdÒki[mow ---} ([P]allh[ne]›w)

Cf. Nos. 333, line 50: ProsdÒkimow ÉAristoboÊlo[u] (PallhneÊw), of 138/9, 425, line 12 (ora): [--- Pros]dok€mou (PallhneÁw - ora fvtogr.), of xxx, and 466, line 28: ProsdÒkimow ) (ÉAntiox€dow), of med. s. III p.

Lines 32 Megisto[-ca. 8-]o[i]ou

33 Meg[is]to[-- ---] ([P]allh[ne]›w)

*Lines 37 [F€lvn;] Svthr[--]

38 F€lvn ) ([P]allh[ne]›w)

This writer suggests the prytanis’ name (line 37). Cf. Nos. 472, line 17: [ÉApÒllvn] F€lvn=AncW 4 (1981) 15, note 42, of 200-227, and 466, line 30: ÉApÒllvn F€lvn (ÉAntiox€dow), of med. s. III p. (S. Follet).

Lines 49 Eﬁfikrãthw ÉArt°mvn[ow]

50 DionÊsiow Eﬁfikrãtou (Shmax€dai)

The father reappears in No. 467 line(s) [20-]21, with a brother (below, IX: BROTHER-BROTHER). Cf. No. 423 (b,a), lines xxx: YrasÊboulow ÉArt°[mvnow] (dotted e), ÉOnÆsimow Eﬁfikrãtouw (Shmax€dai), of 188/9 (below, XVI: COUSIN-COUSIN-COUSIN). See also No. 333, lines 25-30 (below, III: FATHER-SON-SON-SON).

205-210 (this writer): No. 399 of Leontis (by tribe)

Lines 22 Stã. D«row

23 Stã. MarkianÒw

They are father and son, as known from IG II²2203, lines 11: Stãtiow D«row Pai[on.] (this writer) (svfronistÆw), and 49: Stãtiow MarkianÚw Paio. (yesmoy°th[w], ¶fhbow), of about 200 [200-210 in RFIC 112.2 (1984) 188]; cf. also J. S. Traill, Hesperia 40 (1971) 320, under Lines 22 and 23. Markianos (line 23) appears to be a good case of an underage prytanis (see AncW 4 [1981] 5-8).

The nomen Statius may associate them with the family of Statius Serapion of the Sarapion Monument [below, under XVII. UNDETERMINED …: Hesperia 47 (1978) 313, No. 34, lines 11-12 and 14-16].

205-210 (this writer): No. 447 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 22: ﬂereÁw ÉAristof«n

23: Bãyullow ÉAristof«ntow

Cf. No. 380, line 20: [A‡]liow Bãyu[llow] (ÉAntiox€dow), of xxx.

Lines 25 ÑEktikÚw Te€mvnow

26 ÉEpãgayow ÑEktikoË

The prytanis (line 26) is attested as ephebe in IG II² 2123, line 27: ÉEpãgayow ÑEktikoË ÉEruã. (ÉAntiox€dow), of about 190-200 (ora).

205-210 (this writer): No. 448 [=Hesp. 40 (1971) 321-326, No. 13] of Hippothontis (by tribe)

Lines 28 ÉApoll≈niow Svsib€ou

29 NeikÒmaxow ÉApollvn€ou

The son appears to be mentioned again in No. 396, line 7: [NikÒmax]ow (dotted o) ÉApo[llvn€ou] (dotted ÉA) (this writer) (cf. Lolling’s transcription in SB Berl. Ak. 1887, 1072, No. 19), of before 212/3 (this writer – ora) [A. R. Raubitschek identified the prytanis as Melpomenos from Azenia (Agora XV (1974): [M]elpo[menÒw]), father of the ephebe Eukarpides of IG II²2086, line 159 (163/4), in GERAS (1953) 252, note 1]; Neikomachos is attested as ephebe in IG II² 2136, line 23=BCH 74 (1950), after p. 220 [2136+2160+2159], line 95: NeikÒmaxow ÉApollvn€. (ÑIppoyovnt€dow), of about 187-191 (see S. Follet, Athènes [1976] 229, note 4).

shortly before 212/3 (this writer): No. 469 of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 9 [A‡l. PuyÒ]xrhstow

10 [A‡l. Tei]mosy°[nhw]

See S. Follet’s proposed restorations (Athènes [1976] 76, No. 5)=AncW 4 (1981) 14, NOTE.

IG II² 2193, lines 27: A‡liow ZÆnvn Bereneik€dhw, and 69: A‡l. ZÆnvn Bernik€dhw; 2194, line 10: [A‡l. ZÆn]vn Berni.; 2196, line 10: A‡li[ow ZÆnvn Berenik€dhw]; 3617, lines 8-10: ﬂereÁw/ p&tr≈ou ÉApÒllvnow PÒpliow A‡l. ZÆnvn/ Berenik€dhw; 3694, lines 2-3: Aﬁl€ou ZÆnvnow toË puyoxrÆstou [§jhghtoË]/ ÍÒn; 3708: Po. A‡l. Teimosy°nhw Be/renik€dhw Aﬁl. ZÆnvnow/ toË puyoxrÆstou §jh/ghtoË uﬂÚw muhye‹w/ éfÉ •st€aw; and 5875: A‡l. ÉEpikrãthw Bern., Aﬁl. ZÆnvnow toË §jhghtoË uﬂÒw.

POTENTIAL: about 212/3 (this writer): IG II² 2217 (probably a prytany catalogue of Kekropis) [Balkan Studies 31.2 (1990) 262]

Lines 2 [A]Èr. ÉAgayÒpouw )

12 AÈr. ÉAgayÒpo[uw] ) p

Line 12: p = p(resbÊterow), it seems.

Lines 10 AÈr. Eﬁsig°nhw /// ///n (=[Eﬁsig°]n.;)

11 AÈr. ÉAlk€damo[w] Eﬁs

about 212/3 (this writer): 463 (AncW 4 [1981] 12-13) of Antiochis (perhaps by tribe)

Lines 8 AÈr. Parãm[onow pr.]

9 AÈr. Parã[monow ne.]

This writer completes the name in line 9 and adds pr. and ne. respectively.

about 212/3 (this writer): No. 470 of Attalis (by tribe)

Lines 49 (AÈrÆliow) ÑHr[akle€dhw ---]

50 (new) (AÈrÆliow) Gorg[€aw (dotted g) ÑHrakle€dou]

A study of this prytany text has been published in Epigraphica 43 (1981) 119-122 (Line 34: AURHLIOI); see also AncW 4 (1981) 14.

Gorgias (line 50) is attested as ephebe in IG II² 2130, line 198: Gorg€aw ÑHrakle€dou Soun., of 192/3 (this writer). His father may be the ephene ÑHrakle€dhw Menelãou [So]unieÁw of IG II² 2094 (=SEG 12 [1955] 38, No. 110), line 25, of about 166/7.

about 212/3 (this writer): No. 482 of Oineis (by deme)

Lines 15 (AÈrÆl[iow]) [E]ﬁs€dotow Yemistokl°ouw

16 (AÈrÆl[iow]) [ﬂ]ereÁw Eﬁs€dotow ) (ÉAxarne›w)

ora S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 254, note 7. Collectively AURHL[IOI] (line 9); AncW 4 (1981) 13.

about 217 (ora): No. 478 of Attalis (by tribe)

Line 3 [Sumf]°rvn ÉEpiktÆtou

4 [ÉEp€k]thtow Sunf°ront[ow]

The father reappears with a brother in No. 402, lines 47-48 (below, IX: BROTHER-BROTHER). His son is attested in No. 470, lines 53-54 (new): ÉEp€kth[tow Sum]/f°ro[ntow], of 200-227 (this writer).

The prytanis Pre›mow ÉEpiktÆto[u] of line 27 may also be a member of this family (a son of the preceding prytanis Epiktetos?). A brother or grandson of Sympheron (line 3) may be ÉE[pã]gayow [ÉEp]iktÆtou (ÉAttal€dow) of No. 459, line 5, of init. s. III p. Cf. also No. 476, lines 19-21: ±resi≈[nhw]/ AÈr. ÉEp€ktht[ow]/ ÉAymon[eÊw], of xxx.

The ephebe ÉElp€nikow ÉEpiktÆtou ÉAymoneÁw of IG II² 2094 (SEG 12 [1955] 38, No. 110), line 27, of about 166/7, may be a/another brother of Sympheron (line 3); this ephebe may be related (cousin?) to the svfronistØw AÈr. ÉElp€neikow EÈpÒrou ÉAymon. of IG II² 2208, line 18, of 212/3. Another ephebe member of this family may be ÉEp€kthtow EÈpÒr. [ÉAym.] of IG II² 2107, line 72=S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 396, No. 6, line 113, of about 149/50 (this writer=AncW 4 [1981] 11-12).

about 220 (ora): No. 468 of Erechtheis (by deme)

Lines 10 AÈr. ÉAl[ka]m°n[hw pr.] (dotted l, m, n)

11 AÈr. ÉAl[k]am°[nhw ne.] (Lampt[re›w]) (dotted m°)

The elder and younger Alkamenes are attested as kosmhtØw and (éntikosmhtØw) respectively in IG II² 2191, lines 1-2 and 136-138, of before 192/3 (this writer). It may be that the younger Alkamenes is the hoplite general in No. 460, lines 9: ÉAlkam°nhw LamptreÊw, and 14: [Mç]r. AÈr. ÉAlkam°nhw LamptreÊw, of 209/10, and that the elder Alkamenes is the AÈr. PurfÒrow Lamptr. of line 88.p, who is also attested in IG II² 4816: ÉArt°midi/ purfÒrow to›n/ yeo›n ÉAlkam°nhw, of about 209/10 (this writer).

Daniel J. Geagan has drawn up a stemma of this family in Hesperia, Suppl. 12 (1967) 173 [172-173] [=ZPE 33 (1979) 96-97, and ANRW 7.1 (1979) 407, No. 3].

Cf. also Kevin Clinton, TAPhS, N.S. vol. 64.3 (1974) 94, No. 2, and 95, No. 4.

NOTE. There is perhaps a possibility that the archon in IG II² 2118 may have been Alkamenes (cf. SEG 30 [1980=1983] 69, No. 150; W. Peek, Attische versinschr. [Berlin 1980] 36, under No. 37). G€netai; m°tron.

230/1: No. 491 of Hadrianis (by tribe)

Lines 23 SekoËndow Kallin€kou

34 EÈãresto[w SekoÊndou] (this writer)

Sekoundos’ father is found apparently as prytanis in Hesperia 4 (1935) 188=ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 246[-247], No. 5, line 14: Kall€neikow Eﬁsid[Òtou] (dotted d). [see below, 13-14 and 97(89) – MS]

Euarestos is attested a second time as prytanis in Hesperia 4 (1935) 188=ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) [246-]247, No. 5, line 30: EÈãristow SekoÊn[dou] (dotted EÈ, and n [ora]). He is apparently attested as ephebe in S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 409, No. 8 (=SEG 26 [1976-‘77=1979] 63, No. 187), line 15: EÈãrestow Se[koÊndou] (this writer) [dotted Se], of xxx.

Lines 25 Kã. PvllianÒw

26 ÉAttikÚw ı ka‹ Pvllia(nÒw)

Attikos is probably the epengraphos ephebe of IG II² 2160 [2160+2159+2136], line 34: ÉAttikÚw Pvllian(oË) [dotted an] (this writer); in line 75 [=2136, line 11=BCH 74 (1950), after p. 220] there is listed [P]vllianÚw ÉAgayokl°ouw (Aﬁge›dow) [dotted v, this writer], fin. s. II p. (date: ÉArx. Delt€on 26 [1971=1972] 292, under No. 44). Cf. IG II² 2076, line 23: Pvll€vn ÉAttikoË (ÉAttal€dow), of xxx.

med. s. III p.: No. 466 of Antiochis (by tribe)

Lines 23 A‡l. Mamerte›now

24 A‡l. Mamerte›now ne.

Cf. IG II² 3643, lines 5-8: PÒplion A‡lion/ [L]eÊkion Mamer/[te€]nou Pallh/n°a. Aelius Leukios was ephebe in 175/6 (ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1977 (1979), after p. 16, Text B, line 16: A‡l. LeÊkiow [PallhneÁw]=Cl. Phil. 65 (1970) 96, note 5 (=IG II² 2104, line 7). He is attested as eponymos in Nos. 423©, line xx: [§p≈]numow A‡. LeÊ[kiow Pa]llhneÁw (or A‡l. EÈ[frÒsunow]? d¢n eÍr°yh to k), of fin. s. II p. (this writer), and 472, line 12: [§p]≈numow A‡l. LeÊkiow ([P]allh[ne]Êw, of xxx. For the date of No. 466, see AncW 4 (1981) 14, note 40.

The Aelii in Pallene are numerous (see below, XVII. UNDETERMINED DEGREE(S) OF RELATION).

*Lines 27 ÑErme€aw Zvs€m.

47 Prajit°lhw ÑErme€ou

Cf. in lines 53 and 56, Z≈simow ParamÒnou and Z≈simow ÉEleusein€ou; and IG II² 2097, line 237: Z≈simow ı ka‹ ÑErme€aw Pa(llhneÊw), ephebe in 169/70.

Lines 31 AÈr. FilÆmvn

32 AÈr. FilÆmvn ne.

The elder is probably the sophronistes AÈr. FilÆmvn of IG II² 2235, line 24, of 234/5=FILIA EPH GÉ (Athens 1989) 261-270 (S. Follet, Athènes [1976] 454: 235/6, and the ne≈terow may be the [Íp]osvfronistØw AÈr. FilÆmvn of IG II² 2243, line 20, of 243-252 (this writer).

Potential:

122/3?: No. 330 of

Lines 16 [ÉIsig°n]hw ÑHsÊxou

21 [---]w Eﬁsig°nouw ([ÉAl]vpek∞yen)

Cf. IG II² 2065, line 119: Eﬁsig°nhw Xa[r]eis€ou ÉAl[v]., of 150/1, and 2067, lines 173-174: Xare€siow ) ÉAlv./ D€filow Xareis€ou > ÉAlv., of 154/5.

[168/9-191/2 (this writer): No. 396 of Hippothontis

Lines 4 Fil°rvw Yeofã[nouw §k Ko€lhw]

5 [DiÒ]fantow File[---]w

These appear to be father and son, but the patronymic in line 5 should read Filo[krãtou]w (dotted o); cf. IG II² 2191, line 86: DiÒfantow Fil(okrãtouw) [bothers in lines 85: Filokrãthw ) and 87: EÈkrãthw Fil]. Cf. Nos. 458, line 8: Filokrãthw ÉEleusein€ou Peir., and 465, line 8: [Fi]lokrãthw (ÑIppoyvnt€dow), of xxx.

The prytanis (line 4) reappears in No. 395, line 16: Fil°rvw Y[eof]ãnouw §k Ko€., of xxx; his son in IG II² 2191, line 84: Yeofãnhw Fil°rvtow (ÑIppoyoont€dow), of 191/2 (this writer); cf. line 88: Yeofãnhw ).] See IG II² 2285, line 8: Fil°r[v]w, a prytany catalogue of Hippothontis (cf. IG II² 1811=Agora XV, No. xxx).

169/70: No. 380 of Antiochis

Lines 27 LeÊ[k]i[o]w Ga[€ou];

33 […6…] Leu[k€ou;] (this writer)

In place of Leu[k€ou] perhaps Leu[ko](pureÁw) can be read in line 33.

about 190/1-191/2 (this writer): No. 398 of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 18 ÉArtem€dv[r]ow );

19 ÉA[rt]e[m€d]v[row]; ÉArtemid≈[r]ou (dotted mid,

ora v) ([M]e[li]t[e›w])

The relation of these two prytaneis is not clear, but possibly they are father and son. One of them reappears as prytanis in Hesperia 47 (1978) 319, No. 36 (SEG xxx), line 23: ÉArtem€dvrow ) (MeliteÊw), of 179/80 (this writer).

***s. II p.: IG II² 2177=POLEMVN D (1949) 24 [-25], No. 5

Lines 6 [Strãt]vn (this writer) ÜElikow

7 [---]siow Strãtv[n]ow

This fragmentary inscription may be a prytany catalogue, and a father and son may be listed in lines 6-7, as above. In line 8 there is listed [--]n (n dotted) Xarm€dou.

ToÁw ¶xv parapãnv.

s. II p.: IG II²2184

Lines 6 Dion[-- ---]

7 Dion[-- ---]

The prytaneis’ name may be read as Dion[Êsiow] or Dion[usÒdvrow], for example.

The fragment may be a prytany catalogue, and consequently the two listed in lines 6-7 may be father and son or some other relation.

xxxx: Hesperia 47 (1978) xxx, No. 37 (=SEG 28 [1978=1982] 73, No. 167),

Lines 25 Fo›[bow ÉAlejãndrou;]

26 ÉA[l°jandrow Fo€bou;]

Phoibos (line 25) is known from Agora XV (1974), No. xxx, line xx. Possibly the restorations may be valid.

Cf. IG II²1799 (of Ptolemais)=Agora XV, No. 443, lines 19-20: Fo›bow )/ A‡(li)ow ÉAl°jandro(w) (this writer) [see BCH 6 (1882) 536: FOIBOS/AIMOS ALEJANDROU, and 537: Fo›bow )/ A‡mow ÉAlejãndrou]. (poË tÚ diory≈nv; ˜ra ÑEllhnikå 42 [1991-1992] 285)

ca. a. 165-200p.: Hesperia 51 (1982) 228, No. 29

Lines 4 De€f`[ilow XrÆstou]

5 Xr∞s[tow Deif€lou]

This writer completes the names and identifies the prytanis of line 5 with the grammateÁw and prytanis Xr∞stow Deif€lou (SounieÁw) of No. 402, line 17, of 179/80. No. 29, therefore, is a prytany catalogue of Attalis, it seems. ora

Lines 18 ÉEleus[€niow Mhnod≈rou;]

19 Mhn[Òdvrow ÉEleusin€ou;]

This writer restores the names, and the prytanis of line 18 may be identiable with the sophronistes ÉEleuse€niow Mhnod≈rou Deir. of IG II²2111/2, line 15, of 185/6 9according to Agora I 7390; however, see Epigraphica 43 [1981] xxx). His brother is attwested as ephebe in ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1977 (1979), after p. 16, Text A, line 35: ÉAnt€loxow Mhnod≈rou Deira., of about 140 (this writer).

Poiå e‰nai ≤ svstØ fulÆ; ÉAttal€dow/Levnt€dow; ˜ra

Periodically:

Hadrianic period (HOROS 10-12 [1992-98] 226): No. 450 of Aiantis (by tribe, it seems)

Line 17 Pistokrãthw ÑU[ge€]nou

His son is listed below, under 177/8: No. 420. Prometheus 8 (1982) 150, under Line 6=HOROS 10-12 (1992-98) 227-228.

ca. a.126/7-137/8 p. [but see HOROS 6 (1988) 22, under St€x. 8]: No. 322 of Aiantis (by deme)

Line 38 E·mertow [---] (Mara[y≈ni]ow)

Cf. IG II²4759: ÜImertow Maray≈niow/ Íp¢r ÑIm°rtou Marayvn€-ou/ Mhtr‹ ye«n eÈantÆtƒ/ eﬁatre€n˙ [Corpus cultus Cybelae Attidisque II (1982) – ora titlo]. IG II²2193, line 7: §p‹ t∞w érx∞w Ga€ou Ku€ntou ÑIm°rtou Marayvn€ou (init. s. III p.).

The prytanis’ son is mentioned below, under post a. 126/7 p., No. 347.

post a. 126/7 p.: No. 347 of Aiantis (by deme)

Line 8 [ﬂe] YeoklÊmenow ÑIm°rtou (Maray≈niow)

This writer: [ﬂe(reÊw)]. Theoklymenos is probably the son of hImertos above, under ca. a.126/7-137/8 p.: No. 322.

138/9: No. 331 of Aigeis (by deme)

Line 17 FoÊriow Mçrkow (GargÆttiow)

[Fo]Êriow ÑHrãkleitow Gar., [gra]mmateÁw bouleut«n, of No. 365, lines 4-5, of 152/3 (Hesperia 47 [1978] 329), has been identified as his son. The members of this family have been collected by this writer in ÉAyhnç 76 (1977) 182-185 (Markos and Herakleitos, Nos. 1 and 2, p. 184). The latter was ephebe in 132/3 (IG II²2041, line 12=Balkan Studies 22 [1981] 158).

177/8: No. 420 of Aiantis (probably by tribe)

Line 6 [ÑUg]<e›n>ow Pistokrãtouw

This writer. Hygeinos is attested as ephebe in 145/6: IG II²2052, line 103: ÑUge›now [Pistokrãtouw Mar.], and 2055, line 9: ÑUge›now Pistokrãtouw Maray≈niow. Prometheus 8 (1982) 150, Line 6=HOROS 10-12 (1992-98) 227-228.

His father above, under Hadrianic period: No. 450.

230/1: No. 491 of Hadrianis (by

*Line 17 [§p≈numow Yal∞w Dvsiy]°ou Pambv

See below, under ca. a. 230/1 p.: Hesperia 4 (1935), for his son.

The completion of line 17 may not be accurate, because in No, 491, line 28, there is a DvrÒyeow ), and the name [Dvroy]°ou could be read instead in line 17 [this is noted earlier above, too].

Line 23: SekoËndow Kallin€kou

See below, under ca. a. 230/1 p.: Hesperia 4 (188), where the father may be attested as prytanis.

Line 35: ÉArt°mv[n ---]

He may be the father of Athenaios, below, under ca. a. 230/1 p.: Hesperia 4 (1935).

˜ra xeirÒgrafon, sel 97(89): H. 4 (1935): st. 4-5, 14 (dunhtiko€)

ca. a. 230/1 p.: Hesperia 4 (1935) 188=ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 246-247, No. 5, of Hadrianis

*Line 1 [§]p`≈n`[umow]

2 [Dv]s€yeo[w Yal]∞to`[w]

Dositheos is the eponymos, and he is the son of Thales Pambotades, above, under 230/1: No. 491, as line 17 has been restored.

Line 14 Kall€nikow Eﬁsid`[Òtou]

Kallinikos is probably the father of Sekoundos, above, under 230/1: No. 491.

Line 23 ÉAyÆnaiow )

A son of Athenaios, line 32 below?

Line 32 ÉAy`[Æ]n`[a]iow [ÉArt;]°mvn[ow]

Athenaios may be the son of Artemon, above, under 230/1: No. 491. And the father of Athenaios above, line 23?

(˜ra katvt°rv, dunhtikã: uﬂÒw-patÆr)

Ia. FATHER-SON-BROTHER (of FATHER)-BROTHER of (FATHER)

med. s. III p. (this writer): IG II²2175 [=PRAKTIKA 8^th Inter. Congress of Greek and Latin Epigraphy II (Athrens 1987) 306, Ia] of Leontis (ora) (by tribe?)

Lines 5 [D]€vn [Mo]usv[n€]ou

6 [ÉA]nt€patrow D`€`v`n`ow)

7 [M]inoukianÚw Mous[vn€ou]

8 [N]ektãriow Mousv[n€ou]

This gragment appears to be from a prytany catalogue, and the patronymic in line 6

was read from the squeeze at the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton (14-8-

70). The prytaneis seem to belong to the well known family of Minoukianos and

Nikagoras, below (S. Follet, Athènes [1976] 288). Nikagoras is probably

mentioned in line 10: [Nika]gÒraw, unless the name [Jena]gÒraw is to be read

instead. Another relative may be in line 9, where the name may be completed as

[D€vn] ÉApollvn€ou. Still another relative may be listed in line 4: Mn`[as°aw]

M`[ou]s(vn€ou)? (this writer). Nikagoras the son of Mnesaios (Souda) flourished

during the middle of the third century, and Minoukianos the son of Nikagoras in

the reign of Gallienus. As to the name of Nikagoras’ father (Mnesaios), the correct

form would be Mnaseas (the form Mnesaios is not attested in Attica, as far as it

could be established).

IG II²2175 [EM 2968] Photograph

Yeag°nhw Dal` vac.

ÉAsklhpiãdhw vac.

Kor[nh]lia[nÚ]w vac.

Mn`[as°aw] M`[ou]s[vn€ou]

[D]€vn [Mo]usv[n€]ou /// /// (5)

[ÉA]nt€patrow D`€`v`n`(ow)

[M]inoukianÚw Mous[vn€ou]

[N]ektãriow Mousv[n€ou]

[D€vn?] ÉApollvn€ou

[Nika]gÒraw vac. (10)

The patronymic (line 6) should have been [Mo]u[svn€ou], according to the

patronymics preceding and following it. The photograph is ambivalent: ..U.N`

appears to be the reading (there is damage in this part). For line 9, cf. IG II²5793

(s. a./s. I p.): D€vn ÉApollvn€ou ÉAxarneÁw (No. 473, line 30: ÉAnt€patrow

ÉApo – ora).

Prosopographic comparisons. Cf.

IG II²1964 (fin. s. I a.)

Line 4 D€vn MnasÆou vacat

IG II²2219=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1973, 91-92, No. 4 (lines 1-5), p€n. 50. Photograph [the stone suffered great damage]

Lines 56 [Levnt]€dow

57 [… Mou]s≈niow

58 [… Mn]as°aw

59 [… Pu]yÒdvrow

60 [… Mi]noukianÚw

The restoration of [Levnt]€dow (line 56) appears correct.

-------------------

IG II²2221

Lines 11 Pandeion€dow

12 AÈr. Mous≈niow

13 AÈr. Dionusokl∞w Mous

---------------------

IG II²2208 [212/3]

Line 54 AÈ. MinoukianÚw Filokrãtouw EÈp (Levnt€dow)

Agora XV (1974), No. 399=Hesperia 40 (1971) 316

Line 16 Kl. MinoukianÚw (Levnt€dow)

Mçr. ÉIoÊn. n.

n.=n(e≈terow)/ n(ikagÒraw)?

IG IV.1²

428 (A.D. 304)

429 (A.D. 304)

430

431

ı ﬂereÁw t`[o]Ë Svt∞row ÉAsk`[lhpi]-

oË, d&doË[xow] to›n Yeo›n, M. [ÉIoÊ ….]

nou ÉAyh[na›o]w tÚ êgalma ﬂdrÊsato.

Lines 2-3: M[inoukia]/noË (this writer). The daidouchos, then,

would be Nikagoras [below].

MinoukianÚw

ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1971, 123 [121-124], No. 17=SEG (1976-É77=1979) 40, No. 129

Line 16 [ÉIoÊ]n`iow Min`oukianÚw

Date: 10-31 December 265 A.D.

S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 142-143.

PIR² J 778.

SEG 37 (1987=1990), No. 99=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1971, No. 17.

IG II²3689, lines 8-9, and 3690, lines 13-16=Erkki Sironen, Post-Herulian

Athens. Aspects of Life and Culture in Athens, A.D. 267-529

(Helsinki 1994) 19, No. 2, and 20, No. 3, respectively.

ZPE 70 (1987) 249, note 37.

NikagÒraw

IG II²3814

4831= SEG 37 (1987=1990), No. 140: 4831. Clinton, Sacred

Officials [below], 64-66, No. 30. OGIS 720-721. JHS 107

(1987) [below].

Baillet, J., Inscriptions … Syringes à Thebes, Nos. 1265 and 1889=

SEG 37 (1987=1990), No. 1650.

PloÊtarxow

IG II²3015

3818

4224

IG IV.1²

436

437

˜ra xeirÒgrafon – eﬁw sel. 14

References:

BIOGRAFOI, Vitarum scriptores Graeci minores, ed. Antonius Westermann

(Brunsvigae 1845) 332 and 346 (Minoukianos, Mnaseas, Nikagoras).

BYZANTION 3 (1927/8) 209-214. ora

Clinton, Kevin, The Sacred Officials of the Eleusinian Mysteries, TAPhS 64.3

(1974)

Pp. 64-66, No. 30: (Mçr ÉIoÊniow) NikagÒraw MinoukianoË.

Pp. 80-81, No. 11: (Mçr ÉIoÊniow) NikagÒraw Mnhsa€ou.

Clinton, Kevin, The Epidaurice and the Arrival of Asklepios at Athens (ora).

Fowden, G., “Nicagoras of Athens and the Lateran Obelisk,” JHS 107 (1987) 51-

57. SEG 37 (1987=1990), Nos. 140 and 1560.

Heath, Malcolm, “The Family of Minucianus?,” ZPE 113 (1996) 66-70.

S. Follet, BE 1997, No. 46.

Millar, Fergus, JRS 59 (1969) 16-18, under No. 4.

Schissel, Otmar, “Die Familie des Minukianos/ Ein Beitrag zur Personenkunde des

neuplatonischen Athen,” Klio 21 (1926/7) 361-373.

Wilhelm, A., JOAI [=Jahrshefte des osterreichischen archaologischen Instituts in

Wien] 25 (1929). ora

ZPE 113 (1996) 66-70: M. Heath, “The Family of Minucianus?”

II. FATHER-SON-SON

138/9: No. 331 of Aigeis (by deme)

Lines 38 MakareÁw > pr.

39 MakareÁw > ne.

40 EÈÆmerow Makar°<v>w (§k MurinoÊnthw)

Perhaps a relative is listed in line 37: ÉEleuse€n<i>ow ÉOlÊmpou, as the name

Eleuseinios occurs in the family. (ora)

There is perhaps a possibility that the prytanis of line 40 may be instead a son of the

prytanis of line 39. Probably MakareÁw ne. is the sophronistes in IG II²2054,

line 11: MakareÁ[w ) §k M]urin[oÊtthw], of 145/6; his sons were ephebes

during the same year, IG II²2052, lines 37-38: [--- Maka]r°(v)w Ä (midway) §k

Muri / [--- Ma]kar°vw . §k Muri [photograph]. MakareÁw pr. may be the

ephebe of IG II²1996, line 128: MakareÁw ) §k Murino, of 92/3 (this writer).

med. s. II p.: IG II²2478 (AncW 4 [1981] 8, No. 2) of Pandionis (=Hesperia 51 [1982] 214, No. 19)

Lines 3 ÉArt°mvn ÉEleusin€[ou]

4 ÑHliÒdvrow ÉArt[°]m[vnow]

5 ÉArt°mvn )

The prytaneis in lines 3 and 4 reappear in No. 362, lines 4 and 5 (above, I.

FATHER-SON). The brothers (lines 4-5) reappear in Nos. 369, lines 36-37, and

378, lines 34-35 (below, IX: BROTHER-BROTHER). Perhaps a son of the

prytanis (line 4) is ÉArt°mvn ÑHliod≈rou Ku. of No. 460, line 73, of 209/10.

Another relative is attested in No. 477, line 37: ÉAbãskantow ÉArt°mvno[w]

Ku[day], of xxx (ora Undetermined, Potential – sel. 97(89)). In No. 385 (=ÉArx.

Delt€on 26 [1971=1972] 305), lines 6-7, the name of the grammateÁw

bouleut«n may be restored as [ÉArt°mvn/ ÉE]leusein€[ou KudayhnaieÁw]

(date: xxx).

The father (line 3) is mentioned in the heading of IG II²2050 with a brother, lines 3-

4: […]/eg`..o`w ÉEleusin€ou Kuda/ ÉArt°mvn ÉEleusin€ou Kud[ayhnaieÊw]

(photograph), of143/4.

Two members of this family are attested as ephebes in TALANTA 6 (1975) 25,

lines 42-43: ÉArt°mvn ) [Kuda]/ ÑHliÒdvrow` ÉA`r`[t°mvnow Kuda], of

about 173-185 (ora). Cf. also IG II²2017, line 15: ÉEleuse€niow ) Kudayh,

ÉArt°mvn Kudayh, of 103/4 (this writer); and 6574: ÉEleuse€nio[w )]/ Kud.

(this writer supplies the patronymic sign).

Daniel J. Geagan has presented a stemma of the family in ZPE 33 (1979) 101.

ca. a. 168 p.: No. 376 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 23 ÉIs€doto[w Zv]p[Êrou]

24 Z≈purow ÉIsid`[Òtou]

25 Z≈simow ÉIs[idÒtou] ([Kudayhnaie›w])

The prytaneis (lines 24-25) reappear with a brother in Nos. 369, lines 44-45, and

378, lines 38-39 (below, IX: BROTHER-BROTHER). Zopyros (line 24) is attested

in S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 395, No. 6, line 11: éntikosmÆthw Z≈purow

[Eﬁs]idÒtou (dotted i) Kuday, of 176/7; his brother Zosimos in line 24 [below].

In No. 376, line 29: ÉIs€dot[ow ---], perhaps a relative is listed. Two other members

of this family may be mentioned in No. 318, lines 29-30: ÉEp€gonow ZvpÊrou/

[Z]≈purow Dionus€ou (Kudayhnaie<›>w), of xxx. Cf. No. 397, line 5:

Eﬁs€dotow ZvpÊro[u] ([BhsaieÊw]).

ca. post a. 147 p.: No. 384 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 12 ÉAfrod€sio[w ---]

13 ÉApoll≈nio[w ---]

14 ÉAy[Æ]naiow ÉA[frodis€ou] ([S]t`[eirie›w])

The patronymic (line 14) could also be restored as ÉA[pollvn€ou]. From the

photograph in Hesperia 11 (1942) 56, No. 22, the preserved letter may not be an

alpha; it resembles more a D. In that case, cf. No. 460, lines 77-78:

DionusÒdvrow ÉApollvn€ou/ ÉApoll≈niow ÉArtemid≈rou ([Steir]ie›w),

of 209/10. As the patonymic is now supplied, (line 14), Athenaios reappears in No.

369, line 50: [ÉA]yÆnaiow ÉAfrodis€ou (SteirieÊw), of 166/7. A relative may be

listed in No. 364, line 19: ÉAfr[o]d[e€siow ---], of 162/3 (ora). Cf. IG II²2130,

line 14: ÉAfrode€sio[w ÉEp]afro(d€tou) Stei., of 192/3 (this writer). Agora

XV, p. 372.

***166/7: No. 369 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 33 DasoÊm. Yal∞w pr.

34 DasoÊm. Yal∞w ne.

35 DasoÊm. Nikokrãthw (Kudayhnaie›w)

The question here is what is the degree of relation between these three prytaneis.

The pr(esbÊterow) and ne(≈terow) appear to be father and son, but what is the

position of Nikokrates (line 35) within the family? Either the pr(esbÊterow) or

the ne(≈terow) (lines 33-34) reappears in No. 362, line 8: D`asoÊme`i`ow Y`al∞[w]

([Kud]ayhnaieÊ[w], of about 160. Cf. IG II²4212, lines 12-15: KÊintow

Fã[biow Da/soÊ]miow Yal∞w K[udayh/naie]Áw tÚn •auto[Ë eÈerg°/thn].

As lines 12-13 have been read, Thales bore two nomina, unless Fa[--] is to be read

as Da[--], with the nomen Fã[biow] implying perhaps that he was in some way

related to the Fabii from Marathon, although their praenomen is Gãiow (ora) [cf., for

example, J. H. Oliver, The Civic Tradition and Roman Athens (Baltimore 1983)

136, note 2]. Cf. further ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1968, 204, No. 5, Col. II, lines 1-3:

§p°g[grafoi]/ DasoÊm[….8….]/ DasoÊm[….8….]. of the archonship of

Scribonius Kapiton of xxx (this writer).

III. FATHER-SON-SON-SON:

138/9: No. 333 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 25 ÉArt°mvn ) pr.

26 ÉIs€dvrow ÉArt°-

27 mvnow

28 ÉArt°mvn )

29 ÉOnÆsimow ÉAr-

30 t°mvnow (Shmax€dai)

The pr(esbÊterow) is undoubtedly the father of all three prytaneis that follow

rathen than that the prytanis (lines 29-30) is the son of Artemon (line 28) that

precedes him.

Relatives appear in Nos. 423 (b,a), lines 31-31=xxx and 35=xxx (below, XVI:

COUSIN-COUSIN-COUSIN), and 467, lines 21-22 (below, IX: BROTHER-

BROTHER).

166/7: No. 369 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 38 K°ladow Dionus€ou

39 TrÊfvn Kelãdou

40 DionÊsiow Kelãdou

41 DhmÆtriow Kelãdou (Kudayhnaie›w)

Possibly the prytanis of line 41 may be mentioned with other relatives in No.

460, line 72 (below, XIV: COUSIN-BROTHER-BROTHER). If so, the

relation, then, may be UNCLE-NEPHEW-NEPHEW (the two sons of the

prytanis [line 39] are the other relatives in No. 460).

Kelados (line 38) appears in IG II²12633=ÉArx. Delt€on 30 (1975=1978)

128, under No. (g), (b). Tryphon (line 39) is mentioned in IG II²2474 (St.

Dow, AncW 105), line 7: TrÊfvn Kelãdou K`[udayhnaieÊw] (Mitsow

ora), of med. s. II p. (ora) [S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 205]. Demetrios

(line 41) is attested as hyposophronistes in IG II²2081(+2254), line 7:

DhmÆtriow Kelãd(ou) K[udayhnaieÊw], of xxx (=Agora XV, p. 378). A

potential relative could be S`vkrãth`[w] Dionus€o[u] ([Kud]ayhnaieÁ[w])

of No. 362, line 6, of xxx.

Daniel J. Geagan has drawn up a stemma of this family in ZPE 33 (1979)

103.

ca. a. 200-205 p.: No. 453 of Akamantis (by tribe)

Lines 18 [ÉE]p€gonow ÑRo[Êfou]

19 [L]e€bertow ÉEpi[gÒnou]

20 [ÉA]yhn€vn ÉEpi[gÒnou]

21 [ÉE]p€gonow )

Perhaps a relative is listed in line 22: [ÉEp€g]o[n]ow Z[---]. Leibertos (line 19) is

found as ephebe in IG II²2113, line 108: Le€berto[w ÉEpigÒ]nou

(ÉAkamant€dow), of 187/8 (ora). A son of the prytanis (line 20) is honored at the

heading, lines 10-12: ÉAyh[n€]/vna ) SfÆtion [±resi]/≈nhn. Moreover, the

prytanis (line 20) reappears with a brother in No. 440, lines 22-23 (below, IX:

BROTHER-BROTHER), and he is ephebe with two other brothers herein in IG II²

2119, line 58 (below). The prytanis (line 21) is attested as ephebe with his two

brothers of No. 460 (ora) in IG II²2119, lines 57-59: [DionÊsio]w ÉEpigÒnou

SfÆt/ [ÉAyhn€v]n ÉEpigÒnou SfÆt/ [ÉEp€gono]w ) SfÆt

([ÉA]kamant€dow), of xxx. Another ephebe relative appears in IG II²2229, line

3=S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 428, No. 11, line 17: Le€bertow SfÆt[tiow], of

about 220-230 (ora) [cf. also 428, lines 60-61]; cf. also, therein, 385 (ora), No. 5,

line 81: ÉEp€gon[ow D]ionus€ou, of about 170-176 (ora), and 423, No. 10, lines 1-

2: ÉEp€gon[ow SfÆttiow]/ ÉAyhn€vn SfÆttiow, of 221-230 (ora).

Possibly ÉEp€gonow Mãrkou (SfÆttiow) of No. 373, line 15, of 168/9, is a

relative of this family (below, IX: BROTHER-BROTHER).

after 212/3: No. 480 of Attalis (by tribe)

Lines 12 [De›]ow Levn€dou

13 [Lev]n€dhw De€ou

15 [ÉEle]use€niow De€ou

16 [PÒn]tiow De€ou

Their sequence is interrupted by [EÈk]tÆmvn ) [line 14]. The prytanis (line 16)

reappears in No. 470 (=Epigraphica xxx), line 26: PÒntiow D€ou (ÉAttal€dow),

of about 212/3 (this writer – ora). A possible relation may be Levn€dhw

Svt€vnow (ÉAymoneÊw) of No. 402, line 44, of 179/80 (this writer) [see below,

IX: BROTHER-BROTHER].

***Ora IG II²2244, x: AÈrhl€o[u De€v]/ou toË L[evn€]/dou (dotted L)ÉAym[on°vw] (dotted m), post a 212 p.

IV. FATHER-SON-SON (of SON)

post med. s. II p. (this writer): IG II²2483 (AncW 4 [1981] 9, No. 6a) of Leontis

Lines 19 DionÊsiow Filo[t€mou]

20 Kall€maxow Dio[nus€ou]

21 Ne€kippow (phot.) Kalli[mãxou] (Leukonoe›w)

The patronymics (lines 20-21) are completed by this writer. Dionysios (line 19)

must be the ephebe DionÊsiow Filot€mou Leukono(eÊw) of IG II²2059, lines 7

and 20, of about before147/8. The prytanis (line 20) is attested as ephebe in IG II²

3004, lines 8-9: Kall€maxow Dion<u>s[€]/ou, of fin. s. I p. (this writer - ora).

HOROS 6 (1988) 23, under St€x. 10.

Potential:

med. s. II p. (ora): No. 352 of Oineis (by deme)

Lines 5 Mousa›ow [)]

6 PÒpliow [---]

7 PÒpliow ) (Ful[ãsioi])

Perhaps the patronymic (line 6) was [Mousa€ou]. The prytanis (line 5) appears as

prytany secretary in No. 371, lines 71-71: Mousa›ow ) Fulãsiow, of 167/8. A

[P]Ò. Mousa›ow ÉA[sklhp]iãdou Fulãsiow was hoplite general in xxxxxx

(No. 453, lines 5-6; S. Follet, Athènes [1976] 235). Cf. IG II²2361, lines 6-7:

PÒpliow )/ Fulãsiow, Ímnhthw, of xxx; 3112, line 27: Mousa›ow BoÊlvnow

(Fulãsiow) [see lines 6-7 and 22](perhaps another branch of the same family), of

107/8=AAA xxx); and 4745, line 2: §p‹ ﬂer°vw FilÆmonow toË Popl€ou

Fulas€ou (s. I/II p. therein).

182/3 (ora): No. 387 of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 41 ÑErme€aw [---]

42 ÑErme€aw [---]

43 ÑErmog°nhw ÑErme€ou (Aﬁj<v>ne›w)

Relatives appear in Nos. 398, line 43: ÑErme€aw ) (AﬁjvneÊw), of xxx; [427, line

11: [---]n ÑErme€ou (mØ AﬁjvneÊw), of xxx]; and 430, line 15: [---] ÑErme€ou

([AﬁjvneÊw])., of xxx.

V. FATHER-SON-SON-SON-SON-BROTHER (of FATHER)?-SON (of SON)?:

fin. s. II/init. s. III p. (this writer – ora): No. 370 of Leontis (by deme)

Lines 7 [Eﬁs]€dvrow EÈkãrpo[u]

8 [EÎ]karpow Eﬁsid≈ro[u]

9 [ÉA]frode€siow Eﬁsid≈[rou]

10 [ÉA]poll≈niow Eﬁsid≈[rou]

11 [E]ﬁs€dvrow )

12 [E]Îkarpow )

13 [ÉAf]rode€siow ÉApollv[n€ou] (Leukonoe›w)

The prytanis (line 12) is probably the brother of the one in line 7, while

Aphrodeisios (line 13) appears to be the son of Apollonios (line 10). The other

alternative would be that the prytanis (line 12) is the son of Eukarpos (line 8). The

prytaneis (lines 9-10) are probably the ephebes ÉApoll≈niow ÉIsid≈rou Leu.

and ÉAfrod€siow ÉIsid≈rou Leu. of IG II²2067, lines 51-52 (another brother in

50: File›now ÉIsid≈rou Leu.), of 154/5. The prytanis (line 13) had three sons,

attested as ephebes in 2128, lines 32-34: ÉApoll≈niow ÉAfrodeis€ou Leu./

Dion€siow ÉAfrodeis€ou Leu./ Eﬁs€dvrow ÉAfrodeis€ou Leu. [two of them

reappear in IG II²2129, lines 12: ÉApoll≈niow ÉAfrodeis€ou LeukonoeÊw, and

17: Eﬁs€dvrow [ÉAfroseis€]ou LeukonoeÊw], of 184/5 (new date). Cf. also

ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1977(1979), after p. 16, text A, lines 4-6: [---]ow ÉIsid≈rou [Leu]/

[---] ÉIsid≈rou L[eu]/ [---]w ÉAfyonÆtou Leu. of about 140; IG II²2020, line

81: ÉAfrod€siow Zv Leu, of about 120/1 (Balkan Studies 22 [1981] 151).

This family from Leukonoe appears to have been a large one, but apparently it did

not receive the civitas.

VI. FATHER-SON-SON-SON-COUSIN-SON (of COUSIN)?:

168/9: No. 373 of Akamantis (by deme)

Lines 17 ÖAn. ÉAriste€dhw

18 B`[i]tãliow ÉAriste€dou

19 DionÊsiow ÉAriste€dou

20 ÉAsklhpiãdhw ÉAriste€dou

21 ÉAsklhpiãdhw Prosdok€mou

22 ÉAbãskantow ÉAsklhpiãdou (SfÆttioi)

It is interesting to note that only the father (line 17) of the three brothers (lines 18-

20) is recorded with a nomen, ÖAn=ÖAn(niow).

Bitalios (line 18) is attested as eponymos in No. 453, lines 14-15: §p≈numow/

Beitãliow ÉAriste€d[ou], of xxx, while Asklepiades (line 21) reappears in No.

359, line 13: ÉAsklhpiãdhw Prodok€mou (SfÆttiow), of 180/1 (ora).

The name Abaskantos (line 22) suggests a relation with. Kl. Abaskantos Sphettios

of SEG 18 (1962) 39, No. 81: ÉAgay∞i tÊxhi/ ≤ ÉAkamant‹w fulØ/ tÚn

§pistãthn/ t«n prutãnevn/ ka‹ zãkoron t«n/ ye€vn eﬁkÒnvn/ Kl.

ÉAbãskanton/ SfÆttion, of xxx [unless the same man is involved].

A relative of the family may have been B`[e]it`ã`liow Dion[us€ou]

(Lampt[reÊw]) of No. 468, line 7, of about 220 (ora). Is it involved here a

transfer of deme? Cf. also No. 371, line 27: ÉAsklhpiãdhw Zvs€mou

(SfÆttiow), of 167/8.

VII. SON-FATHER:

108/9: No. 312 of Erechtheis (by deme)

Lines 27 ÉAnt€gonow ne.

30 ÉAnt€gonow pr. (Lamptre›w)

Between the two is interjected neikÆsaw ¶pow/ Dionusokl∞w (lines 28-29).

169/70: No. 380 of Antiochis (with demotics in some instances)

Lines 13 [ÉA]ttikÚw )

14 [ÉA]ttikÚw ÉAgayo[--]

ca. a. 216 p.: No. 473 of Oineis

Lines 22 ÉOnÆsimow )

23 ÉOnÆsimow [EÈtu]-

24 x€d[ou]

Onesimos (line 23) is also attested as prytanis in No. 352, line 10: ÉOnÆsimow

E[Ètux€dou] (this writer) (Fulãsiow) [cf. also J. S. Traill, FOROS (1974) 152,

note 23], of med. s. II p. (ora). Cf. also the per‹ tÚ b∞ma/ ÉOnÆsimow/

EÈtux€dou in No. 407, lines 43-45, of 180/1 (ora).

Potential:

179/80 (this writer): No. 402 of Attalis (by deme)

Lines 29 grammateÁw bouleut«n ÜAgnow ) n.

51 ÜAgnow ) (ÉAymoneÊw)

The name of the grammateÁw bouleut«n (line 29) is inscribed at the end (ora

seiran). They may be father and son, and their separation is due to the son’s (line

29) position. The son is attewsted again in No. 470 (Epigraphica xxx), line 14:

ÜAgnow ) ne. (ÉAttal€dow), of about 212/3 (ora). The father may be mentioned

in No. 476, line 12: ÜAgnow ) (ÉAttal€dow), of about 212/3 (ora).

ca. a. 187/8 p.(?) (this writer): No. 388 of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 8 [….7… ÉAga]yokl°ouw

24 [ÉAg](ora)ayokl∞w ÉAttikoË ([M]e[li]t[e›w])

Line 8: [ÉAttikÚw ÉAga]yokl¢ouw? Cf. No. 401, st. 27: [ÉAg]ayo[- ---]

(Kekrop€dow), of before 160/1 (this writer); however, see above (ora) and

below, XI: BROTHER-BROTHER-SON (of BROTHER).

ca. a. 212/3 p. (ora): No. 459 of Attalis (by tribe, it seems [photograph])

Lines 9 [ÑHr]akle€d[hw] ÉA[b]ass[k]ãnto[u]

11 [F;]l. ÉAbãskanto[w]

The two are separated by EÈkrãthw Filo[…]°rou (line 10). Herakleides

reappears in No. 478, line 16: [ÑHrak]le€dhw ÉAbaskãntou (ÉAttal€dow), of

xxx.

ca. a. 212/3 p. (this writer): IG II²2217 (this is apparently a prytany catalogue)

Lines 2 [A]Èr. ÉAgayÒpouw )

12 AÈr. ÉAgayÒpo[uw] ) p.

Cf. No. 392, line 30: […] ÉAgayÒpouw ([Aﬁg]ileÊw), of about 175 (ora).

***ca. a. 230/1 p. (this writer): Hesperia 4 (1935) 188=ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984)

247 of Hadrianis (by tribe)

Lines 23 ÉAyÆnaiow )`

32 ÉAy`[Æ]n`[a]iow [ÉArt;]°mvn[ow]

Ora avwterw, periodikws – patnr-uios.

VIII. SON-SON-FATHER:

IX. BROTHER-BROTHER:

ca. a. 112/3 p. (this writer): No. 339 of Hippothontis (by deme) [this writer]

Lines 6 ÉA`n`t€[oxo]w )

7 [F]il°tairow ÉAntiÒ[xo]u`

The readings appear to be certain, but the letters have suffered wear, and

consequently the photograph is not categorical in this. Perhaps the two prytaneis

are from Peiraieus, and the prytany catalogue is dated by this writer as pre-Hadrianis

[HOROS 10-12 (1992-98) 225-226]. The prytanis S≈sandrow Diokl°ouw

(ÉEleoÊsiow) is identified as the father of the ephebes Faidr€aw Svsãndrou

ÉEle. and DiÒdotow Svsandrou ÉEleoÊ. of IG II²2024, lines 17 and 23, of

112/3 [as indicated under IG II²1770, line 13].

The tribe’s name may be readable in line 2: [ÑI]ppo`[yvnt€dow;], unless it is read

[Fil€]ppo`[u] or [Fil€]ppou` vacat apparently (ora).

The pre-Hadrianis date of this catalogue is alaso ,indicated by the presence of only

one civis in line 9: [F]laoÊiow EÈkrãthw [at least among the wholly/partially

preserved 19 names].

121/2-124/5: No. 321 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 5 Dhmoxãrhw ÉEpiktÆtou

14 ÉEp€kthtow ) (ÉAnaflÊstioi)

Demochares (line 5) reappears with his son in No. 330, lines 6-7 (above, I.

FATHER-SON). Cf. IG II²2051, line 97(96): Dhmoxãrhw ) ÉAnafl., of 144/5

(this writer).

122/3?: No. 330 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 18 [---] ÉAgayÒpodow

19 [--- ÉA]gayÒpodow ([ÉAl]vpek∞yen)

after 127/8 (this writer): No. 347 of Aiantis (by deme)

Lines 14 NeikÒstratow )

15 Filog°nhw Neikostrãtou ([ÑRamnoÊsioi], it seems)

138/9: No. 333 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines 49 ÉEpitugxãnvn ÉAristoboÊlou

50 ProsdÒkimow ÉAristoboÊlo[u] (ora) (Pallhne›w)

Cf. No. 423 (b,a), line xx (23): ÉAristÒboulow Zvs€mou ([PallhneÊw]), of

188/9 (this writer); and Nos. 425, line 11: [--- Pros]dok€mou (PallhneÊw), 466,

line 28: ProsdÒkimow ) (ÉAntiox€dow), of med. s. III p., and 472, lines 30-31

(above, I. FATHER-SON).

An ephebe ÉEpituxãnvn ) Pal. is attested in IG II²2067, line 169, of 154/5

(Agora XV, p. 390), and a ProsdÒkimow ) Pallh., as hyposophronistes, in 2193,

line 97, of xxx (Agora XV, p. 445).

138/9: No. 331 of Aigeis (by deme)

Lines 26 DvrÒyeow Prot[e€mou]

28 Pre›mow Ptote€mo[u] (GargÆttioi)

They are separated by Lik€nn<i>ow ÉAttikÚw (GargÆttiow) [line 27], below,

XVII. UNDETERMINED. Cf. No. 332, line 3: Pre›mow Ga`[---] (=Ga`[€ou]? this

writer reads the alpha in the patronymic from the photograph in Hesperia 11 [1942]

44, No. 13) (Gl[aÊkou?] – ora). The family’s stemma by this writer in ÉArx.

ÉEfhm. 1968, 206.

Lines 49 Bãxxiow NeikhfÒrou

50 NeikhfÒrow ) (Diomaie›w)

Cf. No. 406, line 52: A‡l. Bãkxiow (DiomaieÊw), of 171/2 (ora) [an omission of

nomen in No. 331?], and TALANTA 6 (1975) 24-25, lines 39-40: ÉAyÆnaiw

Bakx`[€ou Diom;]/ KÒrinyow Bak[x€ou Diom;] (the ephebe in line 38 is a

Diomaieus: Fl. ÉOnhsikrã[thw]).

Lines 52 ÉAnt€patrow EÈpÒrou

53: Asklhpiãdhw EÈpÒrou (ÉArafÆnioi)

The prytanis (line 53) reappears in No. 406, line 48: ÉAsklhpiãdhw EÈpÒrou

(ÉArafÆniow), of 171/2 (ora).

after 145 (this writer): No. 384 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 18 [AÈ]€diow Kodrçt[ow]

19 [AÈ€]diow Farnã`[khw] ([Mu]rrinoÊsi[oi])

Pharnakes (line 19) reappears in No. 378, lines 58-59: T. AÈ€diow Farnã/khw

(MurrinoÊsiow), of 169/70, while Kodratos (line 18) is attested as ephebe in

ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1977(1979), after p. 16, text A, line 14: T€. AÈ€diow Kodrçtow

Muri., of about 140 (this writer). Cf. also IG II²2119, lines 39-40: ÉAb€diow

Farnãkhw/ ÉAb€diow ÉOktabianÚw (éstunÒmoi) [and lines 136-137, 143, 153,

170, 181, 184, 186 and 202], of about 191/2 (ora).

IG II²4943: Ti. ---/ Far[nãkhw]/ Skamb[vn€dhw]/ --- = Ti. [ÉAb€diow]/ Far[nãkhw]/ Skamb[vn€dhw] (s. II p.).

ante med. s. II p. (this writer): No. 340 of Aiantis (by deme)

Lines 11 [Zv]€low >

13 [Sv]tÆrixow Zv€lou (Falhre›w)

[M°]lissow Mousa€ou (FalhreÁw) [line 12] separates them.

Cf. No. 127, line 30: Zv€low (FalhreÊw), of 223/2 B.C.; and IG II²2049, line 3:

Zv€low FalhreÊw, [svfronistÆw], and line 33-34: YeÒdvrow Zv€lou/

Falhr., gumnas€arxow, of 142/3 (Agora XV, p. 400); 2067, line 162: S≈zvn

Svthr€xou Fal., of 154/5; and 2090, lines 20 and 27: ÉAmãrantow

Svthr€xou Falh., svfron[ist]Æw, and SvtÆrixow ) FalhreÊw,

ÍposvfronistÆw, of 165/6.

Lines 15 [ÉEm]porikÚw Dhmhtr€ou

17 [Dh]mÆtriow > (ÑRamnoÊsioi)

They are separated by [ÉA]yÆnaiow ÉAlejãndrou (ÑRamnoÊsiow) (ora), who is

probably mentioned as ephebe in IG II²2072=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1972, 69, No. 12, line

39(38): [ÉAyÆnaiow ÉAle]jãndrou ÑRamnoÊ., of 120/1-126/7 (Balkan Studies 22

[1981] 157, and under note 70); Athenaios served also as kosmetes in 145/6, ÉArx.

Delt€on 30 (1975=1978) 124: IG II²2052, line 5, 2054 [Epigraphica 52 (1990)

31, under D], 2055, line 3, and 3741, lines 2-4(3-5), ktl.; 3145: [ÉAyÆnaiow

ÉAle]jãndrou ÑRamnoÊsiow énÆ[r?], one of his victories being in the

PanayÆnaia, inscribed in a Panathenaic amphora (photograph in B. F. Cook,

Greek Inscriptions [Berkeley, 1987] 20, Fig. 10=Epigr. 52 herein; S. Follet,

Athènes [1976] 212; SEG 30 (1980=’83) 65, No. 137; IG II²3395=ÉArx.

Delt€on 30 [herein] 121).

The name in line 15 read previously as [ÑRh]torikÚw is [ÉEm]porikÒw [not

necessary to dot the p], from the photograph (cf. S. Follet, Athènes [1976] 187).

For Demetrios (line 17), cf. No. 322, line 64: DhmÆtr[iow ---] (Ñ

Ram[noÊsiow]), of after 127/8-131/2 (Balkan Studies 22 [1981] 154) (below, XVII.

UNDETERMINED DEGREE(S) OF RELATION).

[ÑRh]torikÒw = [ÉEm]porikÒw – ¶graca élloË;

med. s. II p. (this writer): No. 421 of Leontis (by deme)

Lines 20 KornhlianÚw Dhmht[r€ou]

21 DhmÆtriow ) (§j O‡ou)

The son apparently and the grandson of Kornelianos (line 20) are found in No. 370,

lines 3-4=4-5 (ora) (above, I. FATHER-SON). Another son is attested as ephebe in

IG II²2103, line 101: DhmÆtriow KornhlianoË (Levnt€dow), of 173/4 (ora).

Demetrios (line 21) reappears in Hesperia 51 (1982) 222, No. 24, line 5:

[Dhm]Ætriow ) (Levnt€dow), of 168/9 (this writer).

med. s. II p. (this writer): IG II²2489A [St. Dow, AncW 8 (1983) 106] (this is apparently a

prytany catalogue of Erechtheis)

Lines 6: [Ye]m€svn ÉAr[istoboÊlou]

7: [ÉA]yÆnaiow ÉAri[stoboÊlou]

ora line 8: [ÉIo]Êlio[w] ÉAri[s]tot[°lhw] (tr€tow édelfÒw; = [Le]Ê(k)io[w] ÉAri[s]to(b)[oÊlou];

). ora 2031, st. 17. [ÉAl]l`Æ`[i]ow ÉAris`[t--]

ora §pistolØn prÚw Dow.

Themison (line 6) is attested as ephebe in 2020, line 41: Yem€svn ÉAri Khfi, of

120/1-123/4 (this writer), and Athenaios (line 7) in IG II²2067, lines 2-3: ı

kosmhtØw t«n §fÆbvn ÉAyÆnaiow ÉAristoboÊlou KhfisieÊw, and his sons

in lines 5-8: éntikosmÆthw/ ÉAristÒboulow ÉAyhna€ou Khf/ ≤gem∆n/

ÉAyÆnaiow ) Khfi [another son is listed in line 25: Eﬁrhna›ow ÉAyhna€ou Khfi

(ÉErexyh€dow)], of 154/5. Cf. also IG II²2050, lines 2-3: [….c. 7…]/yv[n (ora)

ÉAr]istoboÊlou Khfi (heading), and 19-20: [ÉAn]yesthri«na/ [….8….]

Yem€svnow Khfi, of 143/4; and 2065, line 53: Yem€svn ) Khfeisi

(ÉErexye›dow), of 150/1.

med. s. II p. (this writer): IG II²2489B [=St. Dow, AncW 8.3-4 (1983) 106] of Ptolemais (?)

Lines 15 [--- ÉEpik]tÆtou

16 [-]Ògo[n]ow ÉEpiktÆtou

The prytanis’ name (line 16) may be read as [Xrus]Ògo[n]ow or perhaps

[ÉEp[<€>go[n]ow; both of these names are found in the deme Phlya. Cf. Nos. 331,

line 6: XrusÒgonow > FlueÊw, grammateÁw katå prutane€an, of 138/9, 372

(S. Follet, Athènes [1976] 217), line 24:: [Stã.] XrusÒ[gonow] ([FlueÊw]), of

168/9, and 392, line 41=416, line 16: ÇEp€gonow ÉEpiktÆtou (FlueÁw) [above, I.

FATHER-SON]. These references to the prytany catalogues may suffice.

152/3-154/5: Nos. 335+357 of Aigeis (=Hesperia 47 [1978] 328)

Lines 1 Gorg`€[aw] S[0bãrou]

2 ÉAsklhpiãdhw Sobã[rou]

This writer rereads the prytanis’ name in line 1 (cf. S. Follet, Athènes [1976] 283,

note 2).

152/3-154/5: No. 336 of Hippothontis (by deme)

Lines 11 DhmÆtriow NumfodÒtou

12 NumfÒdotow ) (ÉAzhnie›w)

Both are found, it seems, as ephebes in IG II²2037, lines 9-10: NumfÒdotow )

ÉAzhnieÁw/ DhmÆtriow NumfodÒtou ÉAzhnieÊw, of 111/2 (HOROS 10-12

[1992-98] 35). Their uncle/or father âVlow PÒntiow NumfÒdotow ÉAzhnieÁw

was kosmhtØw at the time (lines 2: kosmhtoË yÆkato NumfodÒtou, and 5),

while âVlow PÒntiow DhmÆtriow ÉAzh/nieÁw (lines 6-7) was ÍpokosmÆthw;

the ephebes’ cousin apparently in line 20: âVlow PÒntiow NumfÒdotow

ÉAzhnieÁw n(e≈terow).

***156/7-157/8: Hesperia 47 (1978) 306-307 (SEG 28 [1978=1982] 75, No. 170), No. 30 of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 33 ÑHrakl°vn )

37 Svtçw ÑHrakl°vnow ı ka‹

38 NikÒdamow (Flue›w)

Four prytaneis separate these two, who are apparently brothers rather than father-

son (ora).

Sotas (lines 37-38) reappears in No. 392, line 39: Svtçw ı ka‹ NikÒdamow

([FlueÊw]), and possibly Herakleon (line 33) in line 45 with a brother (rather than

with a son) [below, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER). Sotas is also attested as secretary

in IG II²2103, line 80: gr Svtçw ı ka‹ NikÒdamow Flu., of 172/3

(this writer) [=Agora XV, p. 453]; cf. Rbelge 52.1 (1974) 69-70. A son of his may

be [ÉAfro]de€siow Nikodãmou (Ptolema€dow) of No. 443, line 2, of xxx

(below, XV. COUSIN-COUSIN). Cf. also Balkan Studies 22 (1981) 157= IG II²

2018, line 42: ÑHrakl°vn F vac.

157/8-159/60: Nos. 400b+427=Hesperia 47 (1978) 310 [=SEG 28 (1978=1982) 74, No. 169), No. 31, of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 30 Zv€low S°jstou

31 Mãgn[ow] S°jstou (Pi[ye›]w)

The two brothers reappear in No. 401, lines 6-7: [Zv€low S°]jstou/ [Mãgnow

S]°jstou ([Piye]›w) (cf. also Rbelge 52.1 (1974) 67, No. 11), of xxx. In ÉArx.

ÉEfhm. 1977(1979), after p. 16, text A, lines 38-39: S°kstow Mãgnou Piy./

Zv€low Mãgnou Piy., of about 140, are attested two sons of Magnos (line 31).

One of the sons reappears as prytanis in No. 398, line 37: S°kstow M[ã]gnou

(PiyeÊw), of xxx. Another son of Magnos is attested in IG II²2099=S. Follet,

Athènes (1976) 378, No. 4, line 32: Fronte›now Mãgno[u Piy. (this writer adds

demotic)], of 162/3.

about 160 (162/3?) [ora]: No. 362 of pandionis (by deme)

Lines 2 [ÉAyÆn]aiow Eﬁr`h`n[a€ou]

3 ÉA[ris]t`[Ò]bo(u)low` ÉIr(h)na[€](ou) ([Kud]a`yhnaie›[w])

This writer read the names, as above, from the photograph in Hesperia 11 (1942)

14, No. 15. Members of this family are attested, for example, in IG II²2017, lines 5,

6, 7, 8 and 19; 2067, lines 6 and 8 (stemma); 2094, line 31; and 2116, line 17. The

family lacked apparently the civitas.

before 160/1 (this writer): No. 437=ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 244-245, No. 4, of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 10 Fl. Levsy°nhw

11 Fl. ÉAlkibiãdhw (Paianie›w)

Leosthenes (line 10) must be the hierophant of Nos. 369, line 55: F[l. Ñ

I]erofãnthw, of 166/7, and 371, line 63: Fl. ÑIerofãnthw, é€sitow, of 167/8.

He may also be mentioned in SEG 18 (1962) 41, No. 92, line 1: Fl. ÑIe------ =

Fl. ÑIe[rofãnthw PaianieÊw?]. See ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 244-245,

No. 4 [and especially under St€x. 8 kai 11, and St€x. 10].

Alkibiades (line 11) is the same apparently as Fl. ÉAlkibiã[d]hw of line 8 whose

name is inscribed above the lemma Paianie›w (line 9), indicating that he is the

§p≈numow (line 7), and at the same time he may have been also [----] b`oul∞w =

line 7: gracen (hedera) §p≈numow [----] b`oul∞w = §p≈numow [ka‹ gr]

b`oul∞w (?); he reappears in No. 364, line 5: Fl. ÉAlkibiãdhw (PaianieÊw), of

162/3 (ora). A son or perhaps some other relation is listed in line 9: Fl. Ñ

Hrãkleitow (PaianieÁw) [below, XVII. UNDETERMINED DEGREE(S) OF

RELATION]. See REG 83 (1970), after p. 64 (stemma), and comments in AJA 79

(1975) 371; cf. also S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 181-186. Lastly, see HOROS 10-12

(1992-98) 220, note 38, and 224-225.

after 162/3 (this writer) (ora): No. 332 of Aigeis (by deme)

Lines 9 ÉAnt€oxo[w EÈxar€stou]

10 ÉAlkibiãdh[w EÈxar€stou] (Filãdai)

This writer completes the patronymics, and the two brothers reappear in No. 406,

lines 31-32: ÉAnt€oxow EÈxar€stou/ ÉAlkibiãdhw EÈxar€stou (Filãdai),

of 171.2.

166/7: No. 369 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 25 [Z≈sim]ow ÉAyhna€ou

26 [ÉEpafr]Òditow ÉAyhna€ou (Paianie›w)

The two brothers reappear in No. 378, lines 20-21: Z[≈]simow ÉAyhna€ou/

ÉEpafrÒdeitow ÉAyhna€ (ou) (Paianie›w), of 169/70.

Epaphroditos (line 26) is attested as paianistes in TAPA 71 (1940) 302, line 15:

ÉEpafrÒdeitow ÉAyh[na€ou Pai.], of xxx. Cf. the Epaphrodeitoi from Paiania

in Agora XV, p. 388. A TrÊfvn ÉEpafrode€tou (PaianieÁw) is listed in line

28 of No. 378, but no sure association can be made.

Lines 36 ÑHliÒdvrow ÉArt°mvnow

37 ÉArt°mvn ÉArt°mvnow (Kudayhnaie›w)

The two brothers appear again in No. 378, lines 34-35: ÑHliÒdvrow

ÉArt°mvnow/ ÉArt°mvn ) (Kudayh<n>aie›w), of 169/70; and with their father in

IG II²2478 [=Hesperia 51 (1982) 214, No. 19], lines 3-5 (above, II. FATHER-

SON-SON).

Lines 44 Z≈purow EﬁsidÒtou

45 Eﬁs€dotow ) (Kudayhnaie›w)

Zopyros (line 44) reappears with his father and a brother in No. 376, lines 23-25

(above, II. FATHER-SON-SON); then the brother appears again with another

brother in No. 378, lines 38-39 (below, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER). Moreover,

Zopyros is attested as antikosmetes in 2105=S. Follet, Athens (1976) 395, No. 6,

line 11: Z≈purow [Eﬁs]I`dÒtou Kuday., of 176/7 (ora).

Eisidotos (line 45) is found as ephebe in IG II²2107=S. Follet, Athènes (1976) 396,

No. 6, line 52(9): Eﬁs€dotow ) Ku. As observed in the AncW 4 (1981) 11, NOTE,

IG II²2107 is not part of IG II²2105etc. and it dates from shortly before 149/50

[ÉArx. Delt€on 33 (1978=1984) 248, No. 6a].

167/8: No. 371 of Akamantis (by deme)

Lines 37 EÈkrãthw SeleÊkou

38 S°leukow ) (Kikunne›w)

Lines 41 Strãtvn )

42 PapianÚw Strãtvnow (ÑHres€dai)

Lines 45 YeÒtimow TrÊfvnow

46 ÉIoukoËndow TrÊfvnow (ÖErmeioi)

Lines 52 FiloumenÚw ÖErvtow

53 Pre›mow ÖErvtow (Kefal∞yen)

Philoumenos (line 52) appears again in Nos. 359, line 21: FiloumenÚw ÖErvtow

(Kefal∞yen), of 180/1 (ora), and 373, lines 5-6: FiloumenÚw ÖErvtow

Kefal∞yen, gr. bouleut«n, of 168/9. He apparently servrd three times as

prytanis, since he calls the other prytaneis sunãrxontew (line 7); cf. AncW 4

(1981) 9-10.

168/9: No. 373 of Akamantis (by deme)

Lines 13 EÈm°nhw )

24 ÉAgayokl∞w EÈm°nouw (SfÆttioi)

They are separated by eleven (11) other prytaneis. Eumenes (line 13) reappears in

No. 359, line 9: EÈm°nhw ) (SfÆttiow), of 180/1 (ora). Cf. IG II²2122 (ÉArx.

ÉEfhm. 1972, p. 65), lines 3: EÈm°nhw ) SfÆ`[t]., svfronistÆw, 58: Makre›now

EÈm°nouw SfÆt., and 59: EÈm°nhw ) SfÆ., of about 173 [ora](TALANTA 6

[1975] 24).

Lines 15 ÉEp€gonow Mãrkou

16 ÑIppokrãthw Mãrkou (SfÆttioi)

See above, III. FATHER-SON-SON-SON, No. 453.

Lines 62 ÉAriste€dhw Dionus€ou

63 Z≈simow Dionus€ou ([X]olarge›w)

Zosimos was ephebe in 154/5 (IG II²2067, line 92: Z≈simow Dionus€ou Xola.

(ÉAkamant€dow)=Agora XV, p. 401).

Cf. No. 359, line 34: NÒst[imow Dionus€ou] ([XolargeÊw]), of 180/1 (ora), who

is mentioned in Marcus Aurelius’ letter in Hesperia, Suppl. 13 (1970) 5, line 27=S.

Follet, Rev. Phil. 53 (1979) [30], line 27: NÒstimow Dionus€ou; he was ephebe in

145/6 (2052, line 59: égoranÒmow NÒstimow Dionus€ou Xolar., with

another brother, line 60: ÉAl°jandrow Dionus€ou XolargeÊw (ÉAkamant€dow,

line 58)).

168/9-191/2 (this writer): No. 395 of Hippothontis

Lines 13 [J]Ëstow SatÊrou Peir.

14 ÉAsiatikÚw Sa[t]Êrou Peir.

Xystos is attested as ephebe with another brother in IG II²2068, lines 107-108:

Me€lhtow SatÊr. Peirai./ JËstow SatÊrou Peira., of 155/6. Asiatikos

reappears in No. 396, line 3: ÉAsiatikÚw SatÊ[rou PeiraieÊw], of xxx. He

probably had three sons, as his father: IG II²2081, line 38+2254, line 13, and 2123,

lines10-11 (=Agora XV, p. 369). An ancestor of theirs may be recognized in

Satyros (Peiraieus) of No. 193, line 21, of shortly before 178/7 B.C.

168/9-191/2 (this writer): No. 398 of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 22 Mou[s]a›ow [ÉE]ptitugxãnontow

23 LI.NIL[.. ÉE]pitugxãnontow ([M]e[li]t[e›w])

Perhaps the name Lhna›ow should be recognized in the surviving letters of line 23

ad init.).

169/70: No. 378 of Pandionis (by deme)

Lines 38 ÉAfrode€siow EﬁsidÒtou

39 Z≈simow EﬁsidÒtou (Kudayh<n>aie›w)

Zosimos appears again in No. 376, line 25: Z≈simow ÉIs[idÒtou]

([KudayhnaieÊw]), of xxx; and as ephebe with his brother in IG II²2066 [ÉArx.

ÉEfhm. 1971, p. 64, No. 6], lines 3-4: [ÉAfro]de€siow EﬁsidÒtou

K[udayhnaieÊw]/ [Z]≈simow EﬁsidÒtou K[udayhnaieÊw], of xxx ( S.

Follet, Athènes [1976] 395, No. 6, line 24: ıplomãxow Z≈simow EﬁsidÒ[tou --]=

ıplomãxow Z≈simow EﬁsidÒ[tou Kuday], of 176/7). See above, II. FATHER-

SON-SON, No. 376.

169/70: No. 380 of Antiochis (with demotics after some prytaneis)

Lines 7 [Di]omÆdhw [TrÊfvnow Pal.]

8 [TrÊfv]n ) [Pal.]

Diomedes and Tryphon are attested as ephebes in IG II²2068, line 188: DiomÆdhw,

TrÊfvn ) Pallhne›w, of 155/6. when their father Tryphon son of Diomedes

Palleneus was kosmetes (lines 3-4). The father with a brother is attested as ephebe

in IG II²2020, lines 85-86: DiomÆdhw ) Pal/ TrÊfvn DiomÆ Pal, of 120/1-

123/4 [or 124/5 ora] (Balkan Studies 22 [1981] 151 and 155).

Lines 18 [ÉAs]klhpiãdhw [---]

19 [Z≈s]imow? ÉAsk[lhpiãdou]

Line 18: [ÉAs]klhpiãdhw [---]=[ÉAs]klhpiãdhw [)]?

See herein, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER, under No. 425 (sel. 45).

about 171/2 (ora): No. 403 of Aigeis (by deme)

Lines 5 [Z≈si]mow Bakxul[€dou]

6 [….]krãthw Bak[xul€]dou ([GargÆttioi])

Zosimos reappears in No. 406, line 53: gr. bouleut«n Z≈simow [Ba]kxul€dou

Gar., of 171/2. See TALANTA 6 (1975) 27, under Lines 39-40.

about 175 (ora): No. 392 of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 9 [ÉAp]0ll≈niow )

10 [Dio]nusÒdo[tow] ÉApollvn€[ou] ([Bereni]k€dai)

Lines 11 [Diog]°nhw )

12 […]tiow Diog°nouw ([Bereni]k€dai)

Lines 13 [Sp°nd]vn ÉArxikl[°ouw]

14 […]tvn ÉArxikl°ouw ([Bereni]k€dai)

Spendon (line 13) reappears with a homonymous son in No. 443, lines 4-5 (above,

I. FATHER-SON). Cf. also No. 416, line 23: [---] ÉArxikl°ouw Ber{r}., of

188/9 (ora). ora Hesp. 51 (1982)

Lines 45 ÉHrakl°vn )

46 ÉA[rt°?]mvn ÑHrakl°vnow ([Flue›w])

The prytanis (line 45) reappears, it seems, with another brother (Svtçw ı ka‹

NikÒdamow) in Hesperia 47 (1978) 306-307, 308-309 (=SEG 28 [1978=1982] 75,

No. 170), No. 30, lines 33 and 37-38 (herein, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER), but in

No. 392 above Sotas ho kai Nikodamos is listed in line 39 indicating perhaps that

they are not brothers, but some other relation, such as cousins (?). Herakleon (line

45) is also to be identified with the sophronistes ÑHrakl°vn ) FlueÁw of IG II²

2090, line 21, of 165/6 [a son in line 94: [ÑHr]akl°vn ) Flu]; the son is attested

as sophronistes in IG II²2130, line 10: ÑHrakl°vn ) Flu, of 192/3 (sons in lines

127-128: ÑHra[kl°]vn ) Flu/ ÉAyÆ[nai]ow ÑHrakl°v(now) Flu). Cf. also

IG II²2018, line 42: ÑHrakl°vn F vac.

179/80 (this writer): Hesperia 47 (1978) 319 (SEG 28 [1978=1982] 76, No. 174), No. 36

of Kekropis (by deme)

Lines 13 Strãtvn ÉOlÊm`[pou]

14 Pre›mow ÉOlum[pou] (Melite›w)

The two brothers reappear in No. 401, lines 25-26: S`[trãtvn ÉOlÊmpou]/

Pre›mo[w ÉOlÊmpou] ([Melite›w]) (=AncW 4 [1981] 8, No. 2a and note 20), of

before 160/1. Styraton (line 13) is attested as grammateÁw bouleut«n in No.

387, lines 50-51: Strã/tvn ÉOlÊmpou MeliteÊw, of 182/3 (ora); his name is

also restorable in Nos. 400b+427=Hesperia 47 (1978) 310 (=SEG 28

[1978=1982] 74, No. 169), No. 31, line 18: Strãtvn [ÉOlÊmpou?]

([MeliteÊw]), of 157/8-159/60 (see AncW herein). His father is attested as ephebe

in IG II²2019 (=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1972, p. 69, No. 12), line 15: ÖOlumpow

Strãtvnow Meli (=Agora XV, p. 437).

OXI*** and he himself as ephebe possibly in IG II²3731: [≤ §j ÉAre€]ou pãgou/ [boulØ k]a‹ ≤ boulØ/ [t«n F ka‹] ı d∞mow/ [Strãtv]na ¶fhbo[n]/ [vac. ÉOlÊm]pou uﬂÒn [this writer].

Lines 21 ÉAfrod€siow )

22 Yãllow ÉAfrodis€ou (Melite›w)

Cf. Yãllow (MeliteÁw) of about 354 (ora) B.C. (=Agora XV, p. 403), and IG II²

2203, line 45: Yãllow EÈtux€dou Mel, of xxx (cf. ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1968, p. 183,

stemma).

179/80: No. 402 of Attalis (by deme)

Lines 12 EÈtux€dhw Filokrãtouw

13 EÎkarpow Filokrãtouw (Sounie›w)

<S>ãlbiow EÈkãrpou (SounieÁw) of line 20 could perhaps be a son of Eukarpos

(line 13), although Eukarpos is not an unusal name.

Lines 43 ÉEleus€niow Svt€vnow

44 Levn€dhw Svt€vnow (ÉAymone›w)

Leonides is attested as hyposophronistes in IG II²2130, line 21: Levn€dhw

S[vt€]v(now) ÉAym, of 192/3. An ephebe of this family is mentioned in IG II²

2128, line 108: […. S]vt€[v]n[o]w?` (ÉAttal€dow), of 184/5 (Agora - ora). See

above, III. FATHER-SON-SON-SON, under No. 480 of after 212/3.

Lines 47 Eﬁrhna›ow ÉEpiktÆtou

48 Sumf°rvn ÉEpiktÆtou (ÉAymone›w)

Sympheron reappears with a son in No. 478, lines 3-4 (above, I. FATHER-SON).

His son is attested in No. 470 (=Epigraphica 43 [1981]119-122), lines 53-54

(new): ÉEp€kth[tow Sum]/f°ro[ntow] (ÉAttal€dow), of about 212/3 (this

writer). Cf. also No. 476, lines 19-21: ±resi≈[nhw]/ AÈr. ÉEp€ktht`[ow]/

ÉAymon[eÊw], of xxx.

**Lines 50 Diokl∞w Dionus€ou

60 ÑH`<r>ãklei<o>w(?) Dionus€ou (ÉAymone›w)

Perhaps they are not brothers, because of the commonality of the name Dionysios,

and consequently they should be listed under Potential.

180/1: No. 407 of Hadrianis (by deme)

Lines 18 Gen°yliow

19 Pr≈tou

23 Pl[…]hvn

24 [Pr]≈tou (ÖOayen)

The brothers are separated by two unrelated (?) prytaneis, lines 20-22:

Sumf°rvn/ ÉAl[---]/ […]mianÒw.

The name Pl[…]hvn (line 23) perhaps can be read as Pl[hyÊ](n)vn; or

(Ka)[l](l)vn (?), if possible; cf. Kãllvn Pr≈tou (above).

ora II2 …. (§fhb.) ˜pou diory≈nv Kãllvnow.

Lines 25 F€lvn ÉEleu-

26 sin€ou

27 ÉAg<Æs>androw

28 ÉEleusi[n€o]u (ÖOayen)

188/9(?): No. 419 of Ptolemais (by deme)

Lines 18 [ÉApo]ll≈niow Zvs€m`[ou]

19 […]Òmaxow Zvs€m[ou] (Bhsaie›w)

Apollonios is attested as sophronistes in IG II²2130, line 11: ÉApoll≈niow

Zvs€mou Bhs., and his son as ephebe in line 160: EÎporow ÉApollvn€ou Bhs.

(=Agora XV, p. 362), of 192/3; it is not certain if the ephebe ÉApoll≈niow

Zvs€mou of IG II²2021, line 31, of before 121/2, is the prytanis Apollonios. Cf.

No. 321, line 20: Z≈simow ) (BhsaieÊw), of 121/2-124/5, and IG II²2021, line

17=Balkan Studies 22 (1981) 150.

Lines 36 [Fil°r]vw Kall€stou

37 [Pose]id≈niow Kall€stou (ÖVayen)

Phileros is found again in No. 407, lines 16-17: Fil°rvw Kal/l€stou

(ÖOayen), of 180/1 (ora).

about 195/6 (ora): No. 425 of Antiochis (by deme)

Lines (new) 10 [--- ÉAsk]lhpiãdou

11 [--- ÉAsk]lhpiãdou ([Pallhne›w])

The name Asklepiades is attested a number of times in the deme Pallene. Cf. Nos.

333, line 46: ÉAsklhpiãdhw Zvs€mou (PallhneÊw), of 138/9, and 380, line 9:

[E]Îfh[m]ow ÉAs[klhpiãdou Pal], of 169/70; Euphemos reappears as prytanis

in SEG 19 (1963) 69, No. 165, line 6 (above, I. FATHER-SON). There is also

[Z≈s]imow? ÉAsk[lhpiãdou] of No. 380, line 19 (his brother, or father?, in line

18), of 169/70 [herein, IX. BROTHER-BROTHER].

See further IG II²2051, line 95(94): EÎodow ÉAsklhpiã(dou) Pal, of 144/5;

2065, lines 28-30: ÉAsklhpiãdhw )/ PallhneÊw/ ÜIlarow ÉAsklhpiãdo[u

P]allh[neÁw], of 150/1; 2085, line 20: ÅAsklhpiãdhw ) Pal,

ÍposvfronistÆw, of 161/2 (the hyposophronistes is identifiable with the ephebe

of 2065, lines 28-29, herein); and 2128, lines 101-102: ÑHrakle€dhw

ÉAsklhpiãdou Pal/ Mçrkow ÉAsklhpiãdou, of 184/5 (Agora – ora);

Hesperia 28 (1959) 284 [283-285], No. 12, line 4: [ÉA]sklhpiãdh[n

ÉElpidhfÒrou Pal]lhn°a, of about 175-185; and IG II²1076, line 10:

ÉElp[idhfÒrowÉAsklhpiã]d`ou PallhneÊ`[w], of 196-217=SEG 18 (1962) 16,

No. 30=SEG 37 (1987=1990), No. 97=Hesperia 40 (1971) 200-204, No. 53+1076

(the same man may be also mentioned in SEG 21 [1965] 177, No. 504, line 5: [---

ÉElpidhfÒrow -------ãdou PallhneÁ]w e‰pen). Asklepiades Elpidephorou - ora

Lines 19 (new) ÉAyÆnaiow )

20 Levn€dhw ÉAyhna€o[u] (ÉAnafl`[Êstioi])

Leonides appears again in No. 380, line 12: [Le]vn€dhw ÉAyh[na€ou ÉAna], of

169/70; in line 23 there is listed Levn€dhw Fl<≈>rou, but perhaps no relation is

involved.

Cf. Nos. 330, line 11: [ÉAyÆnaio]w DiodÒtou ([ÉA]n`aflÊstiow), of 122/3

(ora)=333, line 18: ÉAyÆnaiow DiodÒtou (ÉAnaflÊstiow), and lines 22-23:

EÈ°lpistow Le/vn€dou (ÉAnaflÊstiow), of 138/9. Possibly the two prytaneis

of No. 425 could be sons of Athenaios son of Diodotos (cf. Agora XV, p. 351).

4 (1981) 10, under No. 9] of Antiochis (by tribe)

Lines 3(10) [Dhmos]y°nhw ÖAnyou

4(11) [ÉAttik]Úw ÖAnyou

Attikos reappears, as the name has been restored, in No. 438, line 11: ÉAtt[ikÚw ÖAnyou] ([PallhneÊw]), of the

same period; and the two brothers are attested as ephebes in IG II²2097, lines 235-236:

Dhmosy°nhw ÖAnyou Pallh/ ÉAttikÚw ÖAnyou PallhneÊw, of 169/70.

***about 200: No. 446 of Aiantis (by deme)

Lines 3 DionÊsiow Eﬁrhna[€ou]

5 Eﬁrhna›ow ) ([Maray≈nioi])

They are separated by the civis Kl. Gãiow (line 4); other examples xxx.

Dionysios reappears in No. 450, line 11: DionÊsiow E[ﬁrhna€]o[u] (Aﬁant€dow),

of xxx. Eirenaios (line 5) may be the kosmetes of 2197, lines 2-3: ﬂereÁw

Eﬁrhna›ow ) Maray[≈/niow] (his son in line 14: FhstianÚw Eﬁrhna€ou

Mar), of xxx. (=Agora XV, p. 386).

Cf. Nos. 322, line 54: Eﬁrhna›o[w ---] (Mara[y≈ni]ow), of about 127/8-131/2

(this writer), and 347, line 17: ÉAyÆnaiow Eﬁrhna€ou (Aﬁant€dow), of after 127/8

(this writer) [the name Athenaios occurs also in the deme Rhamnous]. The name

Dionysios in the deme Marathon is found in No. 322, lines 36-37 (above, I.

FATHER-SON), 41 and 56.

No. 446 and No. 450 below have been redated to the Hadrianic period (HOROS

10-12 [1992-98] 226-228).

***about 200-205: No. 450 of Aiantis (by tribe)

Lines 14 DionÊsiow Li[……]ou

15 S[Êmm]axow ÉAristoboÊlou

Line 14: DionÊsiow Li[……]ou should now read DionÊsiow ÉA`r`[istoboÊl]ou.

Symmachos is prytanis again in No. 446, line 7: SÊmmaxow ÉAristoboÊl[ou]

([Maray≈niow]), of Hadrianic times (below). A namesake is ephebe in IG II²

2111/2, lines 24-26: SÊm/maxow ÉAristoboÊlo(u)/ Maray≈niow, of 185/6

(Agora – ora); at the time his father ÉAristÒboulow Summãxou Mar. was

sophronistes (line 10). Cf. No. 322, line 44: ÉAristÒbo[ulow ---]

(Mara[y≈ni]ow), of about 127/8-131/2 (this writer); he could be the ephebe of

IG II²2020, line 7: [ÉArist]Òboulow ) Mara, of 121/2-123/4 (Balkan Srudies 22

[1981] 155).

No. 446 and No. 450 below have been redated to the Hadrianic period (HOROS

10-12 [1992-98] 226-228).

200-205 (this writer): No. 453 of Akamantis (by tribe)

Lines 16 [Ba]sile€dhw )

17 [Z]≈simow Bas[il]e[€dou]

Cf. No. 411, lines 33-34: [éntigr]afeÁw Basile€d[hw/ ….7…]htoË

Kefal∞y[en], of 186/7 (ora).

200-210 (this writer): No. 350 of Attalis (by deme)

Lines 5 [---]ow Levn€dou

6(new) //// Levn€dou

Line 6 was read by P. Kabbadias, ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1898, 17, No. 11. Perhaps the

prytanis’ name (line 5) may be read as [De›]ow.

Cf. Nos. 402, line 44: Levn€dhw Svt€vnow (ÉAymoneÊw) (herein, IX.

BROTHER-BROTHER), and 480, lines 12-13: [De›]ow Levn€dou/ [Lev]n€dhw

De€ou (ÉAttal€dow) [above, I. FATHER-SON].

˜ra ka‹ st. 14-15: [ÉEle]use€niow De€ou/ [PÒn]tiow De€ou. ¶xv;

Lines 10 [A‡l. ÑIero]fãnthw

11 [A‡l. LÒgis]mow ([ÑAgn]oÊsioi)

S. Follet anticipated this writer by restoring line 10 (Athènes [1976]

259=ÉEllhnikå 42 [1991-1992] 285, note 15). Logismos (line 11) reappears in

No. 470, line 9 [Epigraphica 43 (1981) 120, Line 9]: A‡l. LÒgismow

(ÉAttal€dow), of about 212/3 (this writer). See below. XVII. UNDETERMINED

DEGREE(S) OF RELATION, and Pinarius Hierokeryx (Peinãriow ÑIerok∞ruj),

as prytanis, therein.

MÆpvw mØ éd°lfia; ˜ra

205-210 (this writer): No. 447 [Hesperia 40 (1971) 326-329, No. 14, Pl. 64 (Hesperia 41

[1972] 141)] of Antiochis (by tribe)

Lines 30 YeÒdvrow )

31 Domne›now Yeod≈rou

One could read in No. 467, line 18: [Domne]›(n)ow Yeod≈rou (ÉAntiox€dow),

of about 220; the photograph reads [..5…]I`MOSYEODVR`OU` [it seems the

stonecutter started to inscribe a N and then changed to a M; the right (left) half is

lower than the left (right) half].

200-210=205 (this writer): No. 448 of Hippothontis (by tribe)

Lines 18 ÑHrãkleitow EÈm°nouw

21 ÉErãtvn EÈm°nouw

They are separated by ÉEpafrÒditow )/ PolÊenow SitoË (lines 19-20).

Eraton reappears in No. 458, line 21: ÉErãtvn EÈm°nouw [ÉAzhn.], of init. s. III

p. – ora, and as ephebe in IG II²2097, line 217: ÉErãtvn EÈm°nouw ÉAzhnieÁw

(brother in 218: ÑErme€aw EÈm°nouw ÉAzhnieÊw), of 169/70. An early relative of

the above two prytaneis appears to be the ≤gem∆n Lus€maxow EÈm°nouw

ÉAzhnieÁw of IG II²2044, lines 66-67 (date:139/40)=ÉArx. ÉEfhm. 1971, p. 60,

No. 4, line 33: Lus€maxow ÉAzi., of aet. Hadriani (this writer). The ephebe

[Lu]s`€maxow [);] ([ÑIppoyv]n`t€dow (this writer)) of IG II²2243, (old) line 165

[=AAA 16 (1983=1985) 56-57], is probably an ÉAzhnieÊw (date: inter 243-252).

200-210=205 (this writer): No. 449 of Oineis (demotics after the prytaneis’ names)

Lines 11 OÈent. Neikokrãthw Ful[ã.]

12 OÈent. Zo€low Fulã.

They are probably breothers, and Zoilos (line 12) is attestewd as ephebe in IG II²

2067, lines 123 and 220: OÈent€diow Zv€low Ful., of 154/5 (Agora XV, p. 438).

Neikokrates (line 11) appears in IG II²2340, line 22=SEG 12 (1955) 47, No. 140,

line 8: <