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| Inscribed fragments.
Honorary decree under grave inscription.
Fragment ΟΑ 113 a), inscribed face, left side and back preserved.
A: a palimpsest inscription.
B: is inscribed over inscription A.
Fragment ... 318/7 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 104, p. 157 ... SEG 21 (1965), no. 318. |
Inscribed fragment.
From a pedimental stele.
Part of left edge preserved, and of top.
Preamble of decree.
Five lines of the inscription preserved.
Pentelic marble. Found in 4th. century B.C. context, in ... 3rd. (?) century B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 146, p. 217. |
| Inscribed fragment.
Lettered face and top preserved.
A moulding broken away from top of face.
Twelve lines of the inscription preserved; stoichedon; vacat between sixth and seventh line.
Space between ... 307/6 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 107, p. 169 ... Tracy (1995), pp. 40, 141, 146, no. 2. |
| Many small fragments of an inscription.
Treaty between Athens and Sikyon.
Fragments (Ξ 197) and (Ξ 229), all have inscribed face only preserved, except fragment m), on which the original right edge may ... 302 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 115, p. 182, pl. 13 ... Tracy (1995), pp. 140, 146. |
| Inscribed fragment of stele with relief.
Inscribed face, smooth right side and rough picked back preserved.
Relief above inscription; at right, feet of draped figure left, and to left of fragment, a dolphin ... 321/0 B.C. (?) ... Agora XVI, no. 97, p. 146. |
Inscribed fragments.
Fragment ΟΑ 179 a), inscribed face only preserved.
Seven lines of the inscription preserved, top of eighth.
Fragment ΟΑ 429 b), inscribed face only preserved.
Seven lines of the ... 323/2 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 94, p. 146. |
Fragment of inscribed stele.
From the upper left corner of a small pedimental stele; back, left side, and part of top preserved.
Preamble of decree; Archon Diotimos.
Nine lines of the inscription preserved; ... 287/6 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 179, p. 255. |
| Inscribed fragment of stele.
Broken at right and bottom.
Concerns arbitration between certain Athenians and Boeotians (private suit) by the city of Lamians.
Eleven lines of the inscription preserved.
Hymettian ... 244/3 B.C ... Agora XVI, no. 208, p. 295, pl. 21. |
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