Varia epigraphica

The article provides corrections and new readings of several Greek inscriptions from different parts of the ancient Mediterranean (Aegean islands, Asia Minor, Syria, Sicily) and a hitherto unknown honorific inscription from Megara.

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Hyperboreus
Published
2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.36950/hyperboreus.lfex7203
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Archaeological and Historical Studies
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Varia epigraphica

Elia Tim Schnaible
Hyperboreus
Archaeological and Historical Studies
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Varia epigraphica

Elia Tim Schnaible
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Abstract

The article provides corrections and new readings of several Greek inscriptions from different parts of the ancient Mediterranean (Aegean islands, Asia Minor, Syria, Sicily) and a hitherto unknown honorific inscription from Megara.

HyperboreusVol. 31(1)
Luther University (KR), Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (DE)
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Archaeological and Historical Studies
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