Architrave of marble. On the right and left sides further blocks were fixed (there are clamp holes on the upper side). The rear is slightly worked. The upper edge shows molding. There is a triglyph on the right side; on the left, there is a relief of an oak wreath. L. 1 is above and ll. 2–3 are in the wreath.

Herrmann assumes that the athlete, to whose funerary monument the architrave belonged (its sepulchral character is not certain), had been victorious in the race of men in armor at the famous Rhodian “Halieia” (not in another ἀγών of that name, such as the “Haleia” of Lydian Philadelpheia, see TAM V 3, 1483, 13–14). He refers to another mention of a victory in that discipline at the Rhodian “Halieia”; I.Didyma, no. 201, 11 (see also Milet VI 1, p. 215, no. 369 comm.). This entry will have belonged to a list of victories inscribed on the building.