Boschung et al., 134: Fragment of a decree

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Modern Publication(s): Boschung et al. 134 (unpublished)

Brief description: Fragment of an inscribed stele.


Attributes

Inscription Type: Probably a fragment of a decree, based on the use of κατὰ τὰς συμβολάς ‘in accordance with the contracts’ in ll.1-3 (twice), and from the συνθήκη ‘agreement’ or ‘treaty’ that is mentioned in l.3. (Boschung et al.)

Object Type: Fragment of a stele

Material: Fine-grained marble

Original Location: Possibly Athens, based on the type of document, but also potentially of unknown origin. (Boschung et al.)

Provenance: Not known.

Date: 4th - 3rd c. BC, based on the type of document. (Boschung et al.)

Dimensions: H. 0.094 m; B. 0.123 m; D. 0.014 m.

Layout: Stoichedon.

Writing: Inscribed. The letters are not too carefully executed. (Boschung et al.)

Condition: Only a piece of one edge remains. Otherwise broken on all sides. (Boschung et al.)

Decoration: None.


Collection

Location: Chatsworth: West Lodge (Museum). Could not be found in 1990. (Boschung et al.)

Collector(s): Not known.

Date collected: Not known.

Accession or catalogue number: Not known.


Bibliography

D. Boschung, H. von Hesberg, A. Linfert, Monumenta Artis Romanae XXII: Die antiken Skulpturen in Chatsworth sowie in Dunham Massey und Withington Hall (Mainz 1997), no. 134.


Image(s)

Boschung et al., Plate 97.3