The Ephebes of Erechtheis, 333/2 B.C. and their dedication

Olga Palagia · David Lewis

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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Names on the Rhamnous base IG II23105 (with new fragments added by Petrakos, A.E. 1979 68–9) are conjoined with those on IG II22401. 2401 is identified as an ephebe list of Erechtheis for 333/2. The attribution of the names to the various demes is discussed. The base itself goes with the fragmentary herm, NM 313, which is thus the earliest securely dated ephebic dedication at Rhamnous. The relationship of this to other monuments is discussed. It is suggested from this, that the ephebes of 333/2 were competing in the Nemesia.

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