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Originally published in Roueché (2004).
EnglishFrenchAncient GreekTransliterated GreekLatinAsiaTurkeyAphrodisiasGeyre2004-06-08Gabriel BodardChecked and fixed all image divs and refs2004-04-06Juan GarcésCompleted lemmatisation, checked figure ids, tagged keywords2003-11-06Gabriel BodardCorrected errors in Greek2003-11-04John LavagninoConverted beta code to Unicode2003-06-02Gabriel Bodardtidied and corrected2003-04-30Juan Garcéstagged Greek; tidied2003-08-29CMRtagged and corrected2004-03-8CMRchecked; image refs.
Description of Monument
Three white marblecolumn bases.
Description of Text
Cut on the southern faces of the three bases. The columns
stand on a fairly high stylobate, so that the inscriptions, although
below eye-level, would have been clearly visible.
Description of Letters
Lightly but carefully cut, with some decorative flourishes;
thus in iii the central upright of the omega is used as the
upright of a cross. They are tall: i, 0.12; ii, 0.125; iii, 0.13.
DateFifth-sixth century (content)
Edition
νικᾷἡτύχητῶνΠρασίνων
αὔξιἡτύχητῆςπόλεως
νικᾷἡτύχητῶνΒενέτων
Translation
i. The fortune of the Greens triumphs!ii. Up with the fortune of the city!iii. The fortune of the Blues triumphs!
Commentary
See discussion at X.8.
Locations
Found: South Agora, north portico: on the south face of three
adjacent column bases. There is a gap in the columns of the north
portico, but the westernmost of these texts (i) appears to be on the
twentieth column base from the west (not twelfth, as in ALA) . .. Original location: Findspot. Last recorded location: Findspot.
History of Recording
Excavated by the NYU expedition in 1985.
Bibliography
Published by Roueché, Aphrodisias
in Late Antiquity 186, i-iii, and plate xl, whence McCabePHI Aphrodisias837,
838, 839.
Text Constituted From
Transcription (Roueché).
Photographs
View of South Agora, looking north-westi: Face (1985)i: Face (1988)ii: Block and paving (2002)iii: Face (1985)