Description: two marble blocks rebuilt into the South wall of the portico of the Hellenistic Delphinion and an anta-block from a medieval Turkish building at Miletos, part of a wall of an archaic building in the North agora of Miletos

Layout: inscribed in columns on a wall of a building. The inscription is neatly planned with shallow lines of writing. Boustrophedon

Letters: Ionic-attic letters

Origin: Miletos, originally set up in an archaic building (maybe a propylon) in the North agora

Dating: 525-500 BC

Findspot: Miletos, North agora

Current location: National Museums in Berlin, Collection of Classical Antiquities, inv. 851,1471

Reference edition: A. Rehm,Milet I 3 31a-c with changes

Other editions: BE 1949 36; Kern 1913, no. 8a (fr. a); E. Schwyzer, DGE 725 (fr. a); F. Sokolowski, LSAM 41 (fr. a); Jeffery, Johnston, LSAG2, 343, no. 33; McCabe, Miletos, no. 204 (same edition as Milet I 3 31a-c)

Photographs: A. Rehm,Milet I 3, 162, Abb. 51 (fr. a); Jeffery, Johnston, LSAG2, Pl. 64 (33)