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'''Location:''' National Museums Liverpool (World Museum) | '''Location:''' National Museums Liverpool (World Museum) | ||
| − | '''Collector:''' Purchased by Blundell in the Besborough sale at Roehampton; gift of Blundell to Liverpool Museums | + | '''Collector:''' Purchased by Blundell in the Besborough sale at Roehampton in April 1801; gift of Blundell to Liverpool Museums |
'''Date collected:''' {{{CollectionDate}}} | '''Date collected:''' {{{CollectionDate}}} | ||
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== Bibliography == | == Bibliography == | ||
| − | H. Blundell, ''Engravings and etchings of sepulchral monuments, cinerary urns, gems, bronzes, prints, Greek | + | H. Blundell, ''Engravings and etchings of sepulchral monuments, cinerary urns, gems, bronzes, prints, Greek inscriptions, fragments, &c. in the collection of Henry Blundell, Esq. at Ince.'' Vol. II (London, 1809), pl. 154, IV |
Revision as of 16:23, 30 April 2014
Modern Publication(s): IK Smyrna 289; CIG 3349; McCabe Smyrna 574
Brief description: Funerary inscription by Melitea Stratoneikes for self and family
Attributes
Inscription Type: Funerary
Object Type: {{{Object}}}
Material: {{{Material}}}
Original Location: Unknown
Provenance: Smyrna: ex Tournefontianis (CIG). Copied by Sherard when it was at his house in Smyrna.
Date: {{{InscriptionDate}}}
Dimensions: {{{Dimensions}}}
Layout: {{{Layout}}}
Writing: {{{Writing}}}
Condition: {{{Condition}}}
Decoration: {{{Decoration}}}
Collection
Location: National Museums Liverpool (World Museum)
Collector: Purchased by Blundell in the Besborough sale at Roehampton in April 1801; gift of Blundell to Liverpool Museums
Date collected: {{{CollectionDate}}}
Accession or catalogue number: National Museums Liverpool (World Museum) 59.148.1028
Translation
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Bibliography
H. Blundell, Engravings and etchings of sepulchral monuments, cinerary urns, gems, bronzes, prints, Greek inscriptions, fragments, &c. in the collection of Henry Blundell, Esq. at Ince. Vol. II (London, 1809), pl. 154, IV
Web Links
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Image(s)
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