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Marble + block + (1.80 0.47 0.30). + There are clamp holes on each side; the face is outlined by a drafted border. +

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+ + + Unknown. + Second half of the third century CE + + + Aphrodisias: + Walls: reused in a bastion in the + North-east stretch. + + Findspot + +
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+ + + English + Ancient Greek + + + + + Asia + + + Turkey + + + Aphrodisias + + + Geyre + + + + Transcription (Chaniotis). + + + Marked up + + +
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+ +ΕΟ +Πωλλίων ΟΕΦ +ΓΕΝΕΤΑΔ +αὐτὸς δ᾿ἐμ μέσσοις +καὶ τῇ μὲν φορέει στέφος +εὐφροσύνης λήθης +ζώει μὲν γὰρ ἀνὴρ ἀγαθός +καὶ φθίμενος λήθην +
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+Πωλλίωνος τόδε μνῆμα ˘-˘˘-˘˘-x +δέρκεο δ᾿εἰκόνε -˘˘-˘˘-˘˘-x +λαΐνεον θηητὸν ˘or--˘˘-˘˘-x +δεξιτερῇ στέφος - or ˘˘-˘˘-˘˘-x +ἐσθλὰ σαοφροσύνης ἔργα ˘-˘˘-˘˘-x +πάντα δ᾿ἑκὼν πα-or ˘-˘˘-˘˘-x +ἰθύδικος καὶ πᾶσι˘ or-or vice versa-˘˘-˘˘-x +σὺν πάσῃ γενεῇ - or ˘˘-˘˘-˘˘-x +οὔτε φίλων παίδων ˘˘-˘˘-˘˘-x +vacat +
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+ ? στέφανος + ? σῆμα, ἄγαλμα, or ἀνδριάς + ? πάτρῃ or πάτριδι +
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Epigram A: [...] (of ?) Pollion [...] these (?)[...] and he in their (?) midst [...] whereas in his hand he is holding the wreath (?) [...] good cheer, + of the Oblivion [...] because a (noble?) man lives [...] and even after his death Oblivion (does not overcome him?) + Epigram B: This is a statue (?) of Pollion [...]. Look at these (two flanking / groups of ) images [passer-by?,...], + behold (?) the conspicuous agalma (?) made of stone [...]. His right hand holds a wreath (?) [...] noble deeds of wisdom + [...] all for his fatherland (?) readily [...] righteous and towards all (citizens ?) [...] with all (his) descendants [...] + neither did his beloved children ...

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