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ROMAN PELOPONNESE I
Hermione; an honorary inscription for Hermarchus, son of Lucius, priest of Clymenos, erected
by his wife Lucia, daughter of Tropus:
Έρμα[ρ]χον Λουκίου, Ι τον ίερέα τοΰ Κλυμένου, Ι από προγόνων ένδοξον, Ι Λουκία Τρόπου
ή γυνή. Ψ(ηφίσματι) Β(ουλής).
171. ΛΟΥΚΙΟΣ
W. Peek, MD ΑΙ (Α) 66, 1941, 69 (SEGÌI, 1950, 385) [2nd c A.D.].
Hermione; a funerary altar erected by Λουκία Λουκίου for her husband Επίκτητος Μυρτί­
λου with the approval of the boule. The person discussed here is Lucia's father.
f. Lucia (ARG 169)
172. ΛΟΥΚΙΟΣ
W. Peek, MD AI (A) 66, 1941, 68-69, no. 16 (SEG 11, 1950, 384) [2nd c. A.D.].
Hermione; a base in the form of an altar bearing a sepulchral poem for Lucius. The monument
was erected by his wife:
11. 5-8: Λουκίου ήνορέης καί σωίφροσύνης μέγα άγαλμα, Ι ος ποτ' έην είρεύς καί άγ[ω]Ινοθέ-
της αμα τ' άρχατν.
Remarks: It is unknown whether he is to be identified with some of the homonymous persons
173. ΛΟΥΚΙΟΣ
included in this list.
IG IV 715 [2nd/3rd c. A.D.].
Hermione; an honorary inscription for Hermarchus, son of Lucius, priest of Clymenos, erected
by Lucia (text ARG 170).
174. ΛΟΥΚΙΟΣ ΕΠΙΚΤΗΤΟΥ
[1] IG IV 726 [3rd c. A.D.].
Hermione; a statue base erected by Aurelii Antigonus and Nice for their sister Aurelia Lucia
(II). Lucius is the father of the husband of Aurelia Lucia, Epictetus (text ARG 31).
[2] M. H. Jameson, "Inscriptions of Hermione, Hydra and Kassos", Hesperia 28, 1959, 109-
110, no. 2 (SEG 17, 1960, 163) [2nd c. A.D.].
Hermione; a dedication of a statue of Epictetus to Eileithya by his parents Lucius and
Theodora, daughter of Charixenus:
Έπίκτητον ΛουΙκίου Λούκιος ΈΙπικτήτου καί ΘεΙοδώρα Χαριξένου Ι 5 οι γονείς θεά Είλει-
θυία υπέρ εύΐχής επί ιέρειας Ι Άφροδεισίας.
Remarks: For the stemma of the family see S. Zoumbaki, Archaiognosia 9, 1995-96, 134 and
Appendix. Stemma II. Cf. MD AI (A) 66, 1941, 16, no. 16 a (Επίκτητος Λουκίου).
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