Corinth Object: I 2649
Collection:   Corinth
Type:   Object
Name:   I 2649
Title:   PRYTANY DEDICATION
Category Code:   I
Object Number:   2649
Description:   Prytany dedication from Athens, referring to ὑπογραμματεύς (undersecretary) Eisidotos and ἀντιγραφεύς (copy clerk). Back picked, appears to be original. Inscribed surface extensively and deeply scarred in diagonal pattern from lower right to upper left, likely for plastering and reuse.
Decoration:   Translated by Iverson:
Undersecretary
Eisidotos (son of Eisidotos) of M[arathon].
Copy clerk, N(?)[- - -]
Writing:   inscribed. Four lines, in Greek:
1st: UPOYRAMM[ateus]
2nd: EISIDOTOS M[ara((th)wnios)]
3rd: ANTIGRA(PH)EUS N[---]
4th: [---]
Material:   Very pale brown marble with gray (10YR 5/1) and brown (10YR 5/3) veins.
Munsell Color:   Marble: 10YR 8/2 (very pale brown)
Condition:   Fragment. Single frgt., preserving original top; broken to right, left, and below. Left column completely lost.
Period:   2nd c. A.C.
Chronology:   164-168/9 CE. according to Iverson
Area:   Temple E
Context:   NB312 B5 P59
Findspot Description:   Found July 26, 1965, outside large Early Roman house at northwest corner of Temple E.
Bibliography:   Iverson 2010, Hesperia: 79.3, p. 417-422
Site:   Corinth
City:   Ancient Corinth
Country:   Greece
References:   Monument: Temple E
Image: bw 1965 098 36