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| Summary of the Evidence for the Identification of the City Eleusinion; Evidence from Other Inscriptions. IG I³ 386, 387. IG II² 1672. Tracy and Habicht, 1991 ... Agora 31 9 ... IG I³ 386, 387 ... IG II² 1672 |
Inscribed fragment.
Broken on all sides.
Three lines of the inscription preserved, and a trace of one letter in a fourth line above; stoichedon.
Pentelic marble. Found in late Roman context, over the floor ... 5th. century B.C. |
| Epigraphical Index. Agora 16, no. 9. Agora 16, no. 48. Agora 16, no. 77. Agora 16, no. 123. Agora 16, no. 140. Agora 16, no. 206. Agora 16, no. 220. Agora 16, no. 228. Agora 16, no. 239. Agora 16, no ... Agora 31 231 I 6889 I 220 I 6896 I 562 I 6909 I 1299 I 6921 I 3310 I 3844 I 4007 I 5733 I 6974 I 6794 I 6877 I 6915 I 4739 I 3845 I 4140 I 4165 I 4260 I 5322 I 4360 I 4363 I 5715 I 7304 I 4374 I 4377 I ... IG I³ 6 ... IG I³ 32 ... IG I³ 386-387 |
| IG II², 385. A.S. Henry, Prescripts, p. 51. IG II², 402, addenda, p. 660. A.S. Henry, Prescripts, pp. 52 and 54. L. Threatte, Grammar, p. 100. S. Dow, AJP 84, 1963, pp. 166-181. J.S. Traill, Political ... Agora 16 151 ... IG II², 385 ... IG II², 386 ... IG II², 387 |
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