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enfranchisement of the family:
ROMAN PERSONAL NAMES IN ARGOLIS
Ά πόλις των Έπιδαυρίων Λαμπρίαν Τειμοκράτεος πυροφορήσ[α]ντα. vac. υιός άριστ[ος].
[4] IG IV 1448; IG IV 2 1, 676; Peek 1969, 129, no. 295 [1st c. A.D.].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a statue base erected by the boule and demos of Corinth:
Ή βουλή και ό δήμ[ο]ς ο ΚοΙρινθίων Τίτον Στατείλ[ι]ον Τειμοκράτους Ι υίόν Λαμπρίαν
αρετής ένεκεν.
[5] IG IV 1449; IG IV 2 1, 677 [1st c. A.D.].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a statue base erected for the person by the polis of Epidauros:
Α πόλις ά των ΈπιδαυρίΙων Τίτον Στατίλιον ΤειμοΙκράτους υίόν Λαμπρίαν Ι άρετάς
ένεκεν.
[6] IG IV 1450; IG IV 2 1, 679 [1st c. A.D.].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a statue base erected for the person by the synod of the Asclapiastai of
Panakeia:
r A σύνοδος ά των Ι Ασκλαπιαστάν των έν Ι Πανάκεια Τίτον Στατείλιον Τειμοκράτους υίόν
Λαμπρίαν άρετάς ένεκεν.
[7] JGIV 2 1, 681; cf. Peek 1969, 130, no. 297 [1st c. A.D.].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a statue base decorated with a cymatium erected for the person by the
brother of his mother Teimosthenis, L. Volussenus Aristocrates of Sparta. The name is attested
as Τίτον Στατείλιον ΤειΙμοκράτους και ΤειμοσθεΙνίδος υίόν Λαμπρίαν ΛούΙκιος Ούολοσσηνός
ΑριστοΙκράτης τον τής αδελφής Ι υίόν ευσεβούς μνήμης Ι ένεκεν.
Remarks: For comments on several lines of [2] see G. Klaffenbach, "Zu IG IV 2 1, 86", AE
1937, 263-5; Α. Wilhelm, ADAW 1939, Nr. 21, 5-10 (SEG 11, 1950, 409). The texts
[1] and [2] are dated by IG in A.D. 40-42 and by A.J.S. Spawforth, ABSA 80, 1985,
254 in A.D. 38-48. According to Fraenkel (IG IV 1442) the last phrase of [3] must
be completed as υιός Άρίσ[των].
For the person see also Mitsos, 113 and 162; A.J.S. Spawforth, ABSA 80, 251-2,
stemma on p. 249, table 7. The premature death of T. Statilius Lamprias (III) is a
well documented event, since it caused two long consolation decrees respectively by
Athens and Sparta reflecting the kinship of the Epidaurian family with prominent
families of both cities. Maybe the family had further ties with Corinth, which also
honours him. The réédition of the Spartan decree by Peek, op. cit., made clear that
the death of the youth occured when he was eighteen and not ten years old, as had
previously been believed. The date of his death is disputed, see Spawforth, 253-254
and n. 166, who argues for a date between A.D. 38 and 48.
About consolation decrees see O. Gottwald, "Zu den griechischen
Trostbeschlüssen", CV 3, 1937, 5-19; L. Robert, Hellenica III (1946) 15-17; N.
Ehrhardt, LavernaS, 1994, 38-55 (S£G 44, 1994, 1691).
For a stemma of the family see A.J.S. Spawforth, ABSA 80, 1985, 249, table 7 and
Settipani, 496; see also Appendix, Stemma V.
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