Greek Economic Inscriptions

INDICES:
Greek Words | Proper Names | Name of divine entities | Toponyms | Economic Terms | Context | Keywords |

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Thasos. Wine law

first half of the fifth century BC

Olbia. Letter of Apatorios

late VI century BC

Tenos. Honorary decree for Lucius Aufidius Bassus

Both palaeography and orthography seem to be consistent with a 1st century BC dating, probably around 50 BC

Berezan. Business letter

ca. 500 BC (dated on letters form)

Athens. Grain tax law

374/3 BC

Pistiros. Regulations concerning Pistiros, the surrounding Thracian emporia, and some Greek cities

after 359 BC

Delphi. The credit of the City to the naopoioi for the rebuilding of the temple of Apollo

The lines 1-70 of CID II 31 record the transactions from the autumn-pylaia of Argilios (358/7 BC) until the spring-pylaia of Theucharis (352/1 BC). The accounts of CID II 31 and CID II 32 were clearly planned and cut as a single job in or just after Maimalos’ year, 311/10 BC, or later (CID II 32, l. 100)

Athens. Regulations for Chalkis

446/5 BC

Athens. Accounts of the Poletai: Selling of a Confiscated Property at Athens and Leasing of the Laurion Mines

367/6 BC (see l. 1 ἐπὶ Πολυζήλο ἄρχοντος)

Larissa. Aedile Quintus Caecilius Metellus and the Thessalian corn

129 BC