Greco-Roman Associations: Texts, Translations, and Commentary: Attica, Central Greece, Macedonia, Thrace (Beihefte Zur Zeitschrift Für Die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft Und Die Kunde Der Älteren Ki

Private associations organized around a common cult, profession, ethnic identity, neighbourhood or family were common throughout the Greco-Roman antiquity, offering opportunities for sociability, cultic activities, mutual support and a context in which to display and recognize virtuous achievement. This volume collects a representative selection of inscriptions from associations in Attica, Central Greece, Macedonia, Thrace, published with English translations, brief explanatory notes, commentaries and full indices. This volume is essential for several areas of study: ancient patterns of social organization; the organization of diasporic communities in the ancient Mediterranean; models for the structure of early Christian groups; and forms of sociability, status-displays, and the vocabularies of virtue. Contents 9 Bibliographical Note 17 Sigla 17 Abbreviations 19 Calendars 31 Glossary 33 Maps 35 Introduction 37 ATTICA 51 [1]. IG II2 2343 (Athens, ca. 400 BCE) 53 [2]. IG II2 1255 (Piraeus, 337/6 BCE) 57 [3]. IG II2 337 (Piraeus, 333/2 BCE) 62 [4]. IG II2 1361 (Piraeus, 330-324/3 BCE) 69 [5]. IG II2 1256 (Piraeus, 329/8 BCE) 75 [6]. IG II2 1252+999 (Athens, late IV BCE) 79 [7]. IG II2 2499 (Athens, 306/5 BCE) 84 [8]. IG II2 1275 (Piraeus, 325-275 BCE) 88 [9]. IG II2 1261(Piraeus, 302/1 BCE, 301/0 BCE, 300/299 BCE) 95 [10]. IG II2 1262 (Piraeus, 300/299 BCE) 102 [11]. IG II2 1263 (Piraeus, 300/299 BCE) 105 [12]. IG II2 2347 (Salamis, ca. 300 BCE) 109 [13]. IG II2 1271 (Piraeus? 299/8 BCE) 114 [14]. Agora 16:161 (Athens, early III BCE) 116 [15]. IG II2 1277 (Athens, 278/7 BCE) 121 [16]. IG II2 1316 (Piraeus, 272/1 BCE) 125 [17]. IG II2 1278 (Athens?, 272/1 BCE) 132 [18]. IG II2 1273AB (Piraeus, 265/4 BCE) 136 [19]. IG II2 1291 (Piraeus? mid III BCE) 140 [20]. IG II2 1298 (Athens, 248/7 BCE) 146 [21]. SEG 2:9 (Salamis, 243/2 BCE) 150 [22]. IG II2 1284 (Piraeus, 241/0 BCE) 157 [23]. IG II2 1283 (Piraeus, 240/39 BCE) 161 [24]. IG II2 1297 (Athens, 236/5 BCE) 168 [25]. IG II2 1301 (Piraeus, 219/8 BCE) 172 [26]. IG II2 1292 (Athens? Piraeus? 215/4 BCE) 175 [27]. IRhamnous II 59 (Rhamnous, after 216/15 BCE) 180 [28]. IG II2 1314 (Piraeus, 213/2 BCE) 183 [29]. IG II2 1315 (Piraeus, 211/0 BCE) 186 [30]. IG II2 2354 (Athens, end of III BCE) 190 [31]. IG II2 1323 (Athens, 194/3 BCE) 192 [32]. IG II2 1324 (Piraeus, ca. 190 BCE) 194 [33]. IG II2 1325 (Piraeus, 185/4 BCE) 198 [34]. IG II2 1328 (Piraeus, 183/2 BCE, 175/4 BCE) 204 [35]. IG II2 1327 (Piraeus, 178/7 BCE) 211 [36]. IG II2 1326 (Piraeus, 176/5 BCE) 215 [37]. IG II2 1329 (Piraeus, 175/4 BCE) 220 [38]. SEG 36:228 (Attica, 159/8 BCE) 225 [39]. AM 66:228 no. 4 (Athens, 138/7 BCE) 227 [40]. IG II2 2358 (Athens, ca. 135 BCE) 230 [41]. SEG 42:157 (Athens, ca. 116/5 - ca. 95/4 BCE) 234 [42]. IG II2 1012 (Athens, 112/11 BCE) 239 [43]. IG II2 1335 (Piraeus, 101/0 BCE) 243 [44]. IG II2 1337 (Piraeus, 97/6 BCE) 247 [45]. IG II2 1334 (Piraeus, after 71/70 BCE) 250 [46]. IG II2 1339 (Athens, 57/6 BCE) 253 [47]. SEG 54:235 (Epano Liosia, mid I BCE) 256 [48]. IG II2 1343 (Athens, 37/6 or 36/5 BCE) 260 [49]. IG II2 1369 (Liopesi, II CE) 265 [50]. SEG 31:122 (Liopesi, early II CE) 271 [51]. IG II2 1368 (Athens, 164/65 CE) 277 [52]. IG II2 2361 (Piraeus, 200-211 CE) 293 [53]. IG II2 1365+1366 (Laurion, late II or early III CE) 298 [54]. IG II2 2960 (Acharnai, mid II CE) 314 [55]. IG II2 10248 (Athens, III CE) 315 CENTRAL GREECE 317 [56]. IG VII 2463 (Thebes, Boeotia, late IV BCE) 319 [57]. IG VII 685-688 (Tanagra, Boeotia, III-II BCE) 320 [58]. SEG 32:488 (Tanagra, Boeotia, end of II BCE/beginning of I BCE) 323 [59]. SEG 26:614 (Aulis, Boeotia, early II BCE) 324 [60]. Jaccottet no. 7 (Megara, 141 CE) 326 [61]. IG IX/12 670 (Physkos [Locris], mid II CE) 328 MACEDONIA 331 [62]. SEG 1:282 (Acanthus, 27 BCE-14 CE) 333 [63]. IBeroia 22 (Beroea, 7 BCE) 336 [64]. IBeroia 372 (Beroea, II CE) 338 [65]. SEG 46:744 (Edessa, 51 CE) 341 [66]. CIG II 2007f (Hagios Mamas, II CE) 346 [67]. Philippi II 410/G258 (Kalambaki, uncertain date) 349 [68]. CIL III 633 (Philippi, II CE) 351 [69]. Philippi II 133/G441 (Philippi, II-III CE) 360 [70]. Philippi II 142/G562 (Philippi, II-III CE) 366 [71]. Philippi II 340/L589 (Philippi, I-II CE?) 369 [72]. SEG 46:800 (Pydna, 250 CE) 371 [73]. IJO I Mac 1 (Stobi, II-III CE) 376 [74]. IG X/2.1 70 (Thessalonikč, 66-67 CE) 382 [75]. SEG 42:625 (Thessalonikč, 90-91 CE) 384 [76]. IG X/2.1 259 (ThessalonikÄ“, I CE) 388 [77]. IG X/2.1 255 (Thessalonikč, I-II CE) 393 [78]. Nigdelis II.12 (ThessalonikÄ“, early to mid-II CE) 398 [79]. IG X/2.1 291 (ThessalonikÄ“, late II CE) 400 [80]. IG X/2.1 506 (Thessalonikč, 209-210 CE) 403 [81]. IG X/2.1 260 (ThessalonikÄ“, III CE) 406 [82]. IJO I Mac 15 (ThessalonikÄ“, late III CE) 411 THRACE 415 [83]. IAegThrace E18 (Abdera, III CE?) 417 [84]. SEG 39:649 (Augusta Traiana, II-III CE) 419 [85]. IGBulg III/2 1626 (Augusta Traiana, III CE) 422 [86]. IPerinthos 49 (Perinthos, I CE and II CE) 425 [87]. IPerinthos 56 (Perinthos, 196-198 CE) 428 [88]. IPerinthos 57 (Perinthos, II CE?) 431 [89]. IGBulg V 5434 (Philippopolis, II-III CE) 435 [90]. IByzantion 31 (Rhegion, 85-96 CE) 436 [91]. IByzantion 37 (Rhegion, 117-137 CE) 439 Bibliography 443 Indexes 459 I. Athenian Archons 459 II. Roman Emperors and Governors 462 III. Deities, the Deified, and Heroes 462 IV. Ethnic Designations 466 V. Types of Associations 466 VI. Association Names 468 VII. Officers 474 VIII. General Index 478 IX. Other Inscriptions and Papyri 504 X. Literary References 514 Concordance of Inscriptions 517 Contents Bibliographical Note Sigla Abbreviations Calendars Glossary Maps Introduction ATTICA [1]. IG II2 2343 (Athens, ca. 400 BCE) [2]. IG II2 1255 (Piraeus, 337/6 BCE) [3]. IG II2 337 (Piraeus, 333/2 BCE) [4]. IG II2 1361 (Piraeus, 330-324/3 BCE) [5]. IG II2 1256 (Piraeus, 329/8 BCE) [6]. IG II2 1252+999 (Athens, late IV BCE) [7]. IG II2 2499 (Athens, 306/5 BCE) [8]. IG II2 1275 (Piraeus, 325-275 BCE) [9]. IG II2 1261(Piraeus, 302/1 BCE, 301/0 BCE, 300/299 BCE) [10]. IG II2 1262 (Piraeus, 300/299 BCE) [11]. IG II2 1263 (Piraeus, 300/299 BCE) [12]. IG II2 2347 (Salamis, ca. 300 BCE) [13]. IG II2 1271 (Piraeus? 299/8 BCE) [14]. Agora 16:161 (Athens, early III BCE) [15]. IG II2 1277 (Athens, 278/7 BCE) [16]. IG II2 1316 (Piraeus, 272/1 BCE) [17]. IG II2 1278 (Athens?, 272/1 BCE) [18]. IG II2 1273AB (Piraeus, 265/4 BCE) [19]. IG II2 1291 (Piraeus? mid III BCE) [20]. IG II2 1298 (Athens, 248/7 BCE) [21]. SEG 2:9 (Salamis, 243/2 BCE) [22]. IG II2 1284 (Piraeus, 241/0 BCE) [23]. IG II2 1283 (Piraeus, 240/39 BCE) [24]. IG II2 1297 (Athens, 236/5 BCE) [25]. IG II2 1301 (Piraeus, 219/8 BCE) [26]. IG II2 1292 (Athens? Piraeus? 215/4 BCE) [27]. IRhamnous II 59 (Rhamnous, after 216/15 BCE) [28]. IG II2 1314 (Piraeus, 213/2 BCE) [29]. IG II2 1315 (Piraeus, 211/0 BCE) [30]. IG II2 2354 (Athens, end of III BCE) [31]. IG II2 1323 (Athens, 194/3 BCE) [32]. IG II2 1324 (Piraeus, ca. 190 BCE) [33]. IG II2 1325 (Piraeus, 185/4 BCE) [34]. IG II2 1328 (Piraeus, 183/2 BCE, 175/4 BCE) [35]. IG II2 1327 (Piraeus, 178/7 BCE) [36]. IG II2 1326 (Piraeus, 176/5 BCE) [37]. IG II2 1329 (Piraeus, 175/4 BCE) [38]. SEG 36:228 (Attica, 159/8 BCE) [39]. AM 66:228 no. 4 (Athens, 138/7 BCE) [40]. IG II2 2358 (Athens, ca. 135 BCE) [41]. SEG 42:157 (Athens, ca. 116/5 - ca. 95/4 BCE) [42]. IG II2 1012 (Athens, 112/11 BCE) [43]. IG II2 1335 (Piraeus, 101/0 BCE) [44]. IG II2 1337 (Piraeus, 97/6 BCE) [45]. IG II2 1334 (Piraeus, after 71/70 BCE) [46]. IG II2 1339 (Athens, 57/6 BCE) [47]. SEG 54:235 (Epano Liosia, mid I BCE) [48]. IG II2 1343 (Athens, 37/6 or 36/5 BCE) [49]. IG II2 1369 (Liopesi, II CE) [50]. SEG 31:122 (Liopesi, early II CE) [51]. IG II2 1368 (Athens, 164/65 CE) [52]. IG II2 2361 (Piraeus, 200-211 CE) [53]. IG II2 1365+1366 (Laurion, late II or early III CE) [54]. IG II2 2960 (Acharnai, mid II CE) [55]. IG II2 10248 (Athens, III CE) CENTRAL GREECE [56]. IG VII 2463 (Thebes, Boeotia, late IV BCE) [57]. IG VII 685-688 (Tanagra, Boeotia, III-II BCE) [58]. SEG 32:488 (Tanagra, Boeotia, end of II BCE/beginning of I BCE) [59]. SEG 26:614 (Aulis, Boeotia, early II BCE) [60]. Jaccottet no. 7 (Megara, 141 CE) [61]. IG IX/12 670 (Physkos [Locris], mid II CE) MACEDONIA [62]. SEG 1:282 (Acanthus, 27 BCE-14 CE) [63]. IBeroia 22 (Beroea, 7 BCE) [64]. IBeroia 372 (Beroea, II CE) [65]. SEG 46:744 (Edessa, 51 CE) [66]. CIG II 2007f (Hagios Mamas, II CE) [67]. Philippi II 410/G258 (Kalambaki, uncertain date) [68]. CIL III 633 (Philippi, II CE) [69]. Philippi II 133/G441 (Philippi, II-III CE) [70]. Philippi II 142/G562 (Philippi, II-III CE) [71]. Philippi II 340/L589 (Philippi, I-II CE?) [72]. SEG 46:800 (Pydna, 250 CE) [73]. IJO I Mac 1 (Stobi, II-III CE) [74]. IG X/2.1 70 (ThessalonikÄ“, 66-67 CE) [75]. SEG 42:625 (ThessalonikÄ“, 90-91 CE) [76]. IG X/2.1 259 (ThessalonikÄ“, I CE) [77]. IG X/2.1 255 (ThessalonikÄ“, I-II CE) [78]. Nigdelis II.12 (ThessalonikÄ“, early to mid-II CE) [79]. IG X/2.1 291 (ThessalonikÄ“, late II CE) [80]. IG X/2.1 506 (ThessalonikÄ“, 209-210 CE) [81]. IG X/2.1 260 (ThessalonikÄ“, III CE) [82]. IJO I Mac 15 (ThessalonikÄ“, late III CE) THRACE [83]. IAegThrace E18 (Abdera, III CE?) [84]. SEG 39:649 (Augusta Traiana, II-III CE) [85]. IGBulg III/2 1626 (Augusta Traiana, III CE) [86]. IPerinthos 49 (Perinthos, I CE and II CE) [87]. IPerinthos 56 (Perinthos, 196-198 CE) [88]. IPerinthos 57 (Perinthos, II CE?) [89]. IGBulg V 5434 (Philippopolis, II-III CE) [90]. IByzantion 31 (Rhegion, 85-96 CE) [91]. IByzantion 37 (Rhegion, 117-137 CE) Bibliography Indexes I. Athenian Archons II. Roman Emperors and Governors III. Deities, the Deified, and Heroes IV. Ethnic Designations V. Types of Associations VI. Association Names VII. Officers VIII. General Index IX. Other Inscriptions and Papyri X. Literary References Concordance of Inscriptions

Private associations organized around a common cult, profession, ethnic identity, neighbourhood or family were common throughout the Greco-Roman antiquity, offering opportunities for sociability, cultic activities, mutual support and a context in which to display and recognize virtuous achievement. This volume collects a representative selection of inscriptions from associations inAttica, Central Greece, Macedonia, Thrace, published with English translations, brief explanatory notes, commentaries and full indices. This volume is essential for several areas of study: ancient patterns of social organization; the organization of diasporic communities in the ancient Mediterranean; models for the structure of early Christian groups; and forms of sociability, status-displays, and the vocabularies of virtue.

Private associations organized around a common cult, profession, ethnic identity, neighbourhood or family were common throughout the Greco-Roman antiquity, offering opportunities for sociability, cultic activities, mutual support and a context in which to display and recognize virtuous achievement. This volume collects a representative selection of inscriptions from associations in Attica, Central Greece, Macedonia, Thrace, published with English translations, brief explanatory notes, commentaries and full indices. This volume is essential for several areas of study: ancient patterns of social organization; the organization of diasporic communities in the ancient Mediterranean; models for the structure of early Christian groups; and forms of sociability, status-displays, and the vocabularies of virtue. I. Attica, Central Greece, Macedonia, Thrace -- Ii. North Coast Of The Black Sea, Asia Minor. John S. Kloppenborg, Richard S. Ascough. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes.