M10 Cat. Lak 15

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 580-540 BC (Lydian)

Rim-neck fragment. Decoration in cream slip and black glaze. On side of rim, slip, over which maeander hooks between rows of dots (Stibbe Type 3) in glaze.

M10 Cat. Lak App. 1

Pottery

Ceramic

Ca. 565-525 BC (?) (Lydian)

Complete except for small parts of bowl, rim, foot plate. In the center of the tondo, slight depression. At the juncture of foot and bowl, fillet. Decoration on interior and exterior in cream (close to 10 Y R 7/2, "light gray") slip, dilute and full-...

M14 Cat. 301

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Between 209 and 193 BC. (Hellenistic)

Block of white marble; the upper part of the text is broken off, a portion of the left part damaged; below the inscription there is a blank space.

M14 Cat. 302

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

First half of the 2nd century BC. (Hellenistic)

Block of grayish-white marble, upper left corner damaged. Below the inscription there is a blank space of 0.115 m; separated by a blank space of 0.16 m, it is preceded by no. 310. For further details, see Gauthier, pl. XII (drawing of the stone).

M14 Cat. 303

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

(Hellenistic)

Stele of white marble, broken above and below. Above the inscription a relief depicts an olive wreath in a quadrangular recess. Lines 1–3 are better preserved than the following ones.

M14 Cat. 304

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Late Republican? (Roman)

Fragment of white marble, broken on all sides. In comparison with Herrmann’s edition the last line is slightly more damaged ([αὐ]τῶ̣ν).

M14 Cat. 305

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

March 4, 44 BC (Roman)

Stele of white marble with gray veins, with tenon.

M14 Cat. 306

Inscription

Marble, Stone

“l’époque d’Auguste” (Roberts, p. 9 n. 1). (Roman)

Block of white marble. The surface on which lines 2ff. are written is surrounded by a profile frame (broken off below); line 1 stands on the upper profile. There was at least one more block standing under the present one.

M14 Cat. 307

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

March 5, 213 BC (“à un ou deux jours près,” Gauthier, p. 15). (Hellenistic)

Block of grayish-white marble. For further details, see Gauthier, with a drawing of the stone, pl. X. Nos. 307 and 309 are “twin blocks” of the same shape. The entire inscription on this block contained eleven lines; the preceding part (of about the ...

M14 Cat. 308

Inscription

Marble, Stone

June/July 213 BC. (Hellenistic)

Block of grayish-white marble with reddish spots. For further details see Gauthier.

M14 Cat. 309

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Summer 213 BC. (Hellenistic)

Block of grayish-white marble. For further details, see Gauthier, pl. XI (drawing of the stone). Nos. 307 and 309 are “twin blocks” of the same shape. - From Sardis, Synagogue, Main Hall, reused in one of the piers at the western end, see Gauthier, p...

M14 Cat. 310

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Ca. 213 BC. (Hellenistic)

Block of grayish-white marble, upper left corner damaged; separated by a blank space of 0.16 m, the inscription is followed by no. 302. For further details see Gauthier, pl. XII (drawing of the stone).

M14 Cat. 311

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Reign of Antiochos III (letter shape). (Hellenistic)

Three joining fragments of white marble with reddish patina. The uppermost fragment is the upper left corner of a block similar to those containing the inscriptions nos. 307–310; part of the left edge is preserved, elsewhere broken.

M14 Cat. 312

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Probably “assez tôt après la fin de la guerre contre Achaios” (Gauthier, p. 129). (Hellenistic)

Three non-joining fragments of white marble. (a) is broken on all sides except for the upper edge, (b) is broken on all sides, and (c) is broken on all sides except for the left edge.

M14 Cat. 313

Architecture, Inscription

Marble, Stone

“époque d’Antiochos III, sans qu’on puisse préciser davantage” (Gauthier, p. 131); “ca. 213 B.C.” (SEG). (Hellenistic)

Fragment of grayish-white marble; “brisé de tous côtés” (Gauthier, p. 129). It seems to me that on the right side a small portion of the original edge is preserved.

M14 Cat. 314

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Probably late 3rd century BC. (Hellenistic)

Fragment of the lower edge of a squared white marble stone; broken into two pieces, now joined. Toward the left, a portion of the lower surface is preserved; if this is the original surface (and not from reuse), the position of the letters shows that...

M14 Cat. 315

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Probably late 3rd century BC. (Hellenistic)

Fragment of marble with only a part of the upper edge preserved; broken on the other sides. Hellenistic letters: omicra in ll. 1–2 are very small and “hanging” in the lines from above (less so in l. 3); the right “leg” of Π is shorter than the left o...

M14 Cat. 316

Inscription

Marble, Stone

3rd–2nd century BC? (letter shape). (Hellenistic)

Fragment of a white marble plaque, reassembled from two joining pieces; broken except for a portion of the right edge.

M14 Cat. 317

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Ca. 150 BC. (Hellenistic)

“Marble stele with molding at top”. “Above the inscription is depicted an olive branch [see the lemma of no. 323]. Lower part of the stone is missing” (Malay and Nalbantoğlu).

M14 Cat. 318

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Inscriptions (b) and (d) date most probably to 136 AD (J. Nollé and W. Eck, Chiron 26 [1996], p. 267; others propose 134/35 AD); inscription (f) dates to early in the reign of Antoninus Pius. (Roman)

Stele of marble with triangular pediment. The top acroterion and the right lower part of the stele are missing. Inscription (a) is in the pediment (l. 10 on its lower band), and the other texts are on the shaft. The text shows different scripts; it h...

M14 Cat. 319

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Ca. 150 AD. (Roman)

Stele of bluish marble; upper part broken off. It is inscribed on both sides by the same hand. A Latin cross on orb had later been carved over the surface (another such cross was carved on the surface of the stele no. 697, which stands to the left of...

M14 Cat. 320

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

Ca. 150 AD. (Roman)

Stele of bluish marble; upper part broken off. It is inscribed on both sides by the same hand. A Latin cross on orb had later been carved over the surface (another such cross was carved on the surface of the stele no. 697, which stands to the left of...

M14 Cat. 321

Inscription

Marble, Stone

188/89 AD. (Roman)

Block of marble. The inscription (red paint partly preserved) is from later use of the stone (for details see ed. pr.).

M14 Cat. 322

Inscription

Marble, Stone

Probably 221 AD (see ll. 18–20 comm.). (Roman)

Two joining fragments of a marble plaque; broken on all sides except for the left edge with molding; l. 20 was the last line of the text. Squared lunate sigma, with four bars only in l. 18 (ΓΙΣΘΗ).

M14 Cat. 323

Stele, Inscription

Marble, Stone

150/49 BC. (Roman)

Stele with triangular pediment and molding. Between the molding and the inscription, there is a relief showing two laurel branches (Robert: “deux rameaux de laurier, feuilles et fruits,” [p. 362] underlining the plant’s relation with Apollon, but per...