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| Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face, toothed, dressed right side and rough picked back preserved.
Inscribed only at top of face. Dressed smooth below.
Fragment from conclusion.
Two lines of the inscription ... 22 January 1937 ... West Basement-Inscriptions, Block 13B-2 |
| Fragment of inscribed base.
Broken at both sides and back.
Dedication made by a trierarch or gymnasiarch.
Parts of two lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian marble. Found in modern foundation, ... 23 February 1933 ... I 491 ... I 491 |
| Inscribed fragment.
Perhaps original back.
Broken on all other sides.
Face badly worn.
Imperial Letter of Commodus.
Pentelic marble.
ADDENDA With IG II2, no. 1112.
Transferred to the Epigraphical Museum ... 180-192 A.D ... I 2138 ... I 2138 |
| Left end of a marble base, joining with I-2. inscribed. Six lines of text in Greek, with I-2. I-128 contains the left part of the text. White marble. Fragment. Single fragment. West of the Lechaion Road ... Left end of a marble base, joining with I-2 ... inscribed. Six lines of text in Greek, with I-2. I-128 contains the left part |
Inscribed fragment.
Inscribed face and smooth finished right side preserved.
Six lines of the inscription preserved; shallow line of erasure above (?).
Pentelic marble. Found in modern wall, northwest ... 13 February 1952 ...
Six lines of the inscription preserved; shallow line |
| Inscribed fragments.
Two joining fragments.
Inscribed face, right side, and possibly back preserved.
Inscribed face and back much worn.
Nine lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in ... 23 May 1938 ... worn.
Nine lines of the |
| Inscribed fragments.
Three joining fragments. Broken above and below.
Slightly tapering at sides. Rough picked behind.
Proxeny decree in honor of Sopatros of Akragas.
Thirty lines of the inscription preserved, ... 325/4 B.C ... I 7178 ... I 7178 |
Inscribed fragment.
Part of inscribed face and of toothed left edge preserved; otherwise broken.
Parts of about twelve lines preserved but letters legible in only a few of the lower ones.
Pentelic marble ... 17 July 1946 ... I 11 |
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