III 583. Chora of Chersonesos. Incertum, II-I century B.C.E.

Monument

Type

Panel. 

Material

Limestone. 

Dimensions (cm)

H. 30.0, W. 21.0, Th. 17.0.

Additional description

Broken in two pieces, broken off on the bottom, bottom left corner is missing. The back is chipped off, missing. 

Place of Origin

Chora of Chersonesos. 

Find place

Kara-Tobe (Northwest Crimea). 

Find context

West of the Central tower of the citadel, Enclosure 35, pavement. 

Find circumstances

Found in 1999, excavations of S.Yu. Vnukov. 

Modern location

Saki, Crimea. 

Institution and inventory

Museum of Antiquities of Northwestern Crimea., КТ-99/398. 

Autopsy

Non vidi. I was not able to find the monument in the repository of the Museum of Antiquities of Northwestern Crimea. 

Epigraphic field

Position

On the front. 

Lettering

 

Letterheights (cm)

2.7-3.5.

Text

Category

Incertum. 

Date

II-I century B.C.E. 

Dating criteria

Palaeography. 

Editions

Saprykin, Vnukov 2015, 102. 

Edition

οἱ περὶ
Θεότι-
μον κυ-
βερνή-
5την .
... [.].Ε
[..]. 4.
[---]

Diplomatic

ΟΙΠΕΡΙ
ΘΕΟΤΙ
ΜΟΝΚΥ
ΒΕΡΝΗ
5ΤΗΝ·
···[·]·Ε
[··]····
[---]

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Commentaries

Vnukov 2004, 16; Kutaysov 2013, 207. 

 
Apparatus criticus

5-7: Δ/ωρόθε/[ο]ς, Μάλα/[κος ? - - -] vel Δῶρος Βε/[- - -] Μαλά/[κων - - -] ed. pr.
6-7: vestigia.

Translation

 

Images

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