M14 Cat. 434
Heykel Kaidesi, Yazıt
Mermer, Taş
The year indicated in l. 1 corresponds to 368/67 or 365 BC (Artaxerxes II); P. Briant (see below) does not exclude the mention of Artaxerxes I in ll. 1–2, whose thirty-ninth year would correspond to 427/26 BC. Rigsby (p. 10) dates the prohibitions ll. 5–13 “from perhaps as early 100 BC…through the first century AD…They may well be contemporary with each other and with the inscription itself in the second century AD.” The actual inscription is a copy which can approximately be dated to the mid-second century AD. (Roma)
Block of marble. It has anathyrosis and a hole on the rear front.
M14 Cat. 435
Sunak, Yazıt
Mermer, Taş
1st century BC? (a somewhat earlier or later date is not excluded). (Hellenistik veya Roma)
Cylindrical altar of marble. There are moldings on the upper and lower ends and a hole on the upper surface. Below the inscription, an eagle is holding a thunderbolt; behind the eagle are bucrania, a garland, and three paterae. L. 1 is on the lower b...
M14 Cat. 436
Sunak, Yazıt
Mermer, Taş
Probably under the reign of Eumenes II, after 188 BC (ed. pr., who compares the letter shape with that of Sardis VII 1, no. 88). (Hellenistik)
Block of white marble; the original height is preserved; broken on the right and left sides. On the upper side there is a hole; the rear is roughly chiseled.
M14 Cat. 441
Stel, Yazıt
Mermer, Taş
End of the 2nd–beginning of the 1st century BC (Herrmann). (Hellenistik)
“Marble stele with triangular pediment with acroteria”. “Lower part of the stone is missing.” Ll. 22–34 are written “in higher letters, possibly later additions by a different mason” (Malay and Nalbantoğlu).