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[5] Isthmia III, 2858, pi. 11 [2nd c. A.D.].
ROMAN PERSONAL NAMES IN CORINTHIA
Isthmus, sanctuary of Poseidon; small fragment of an inscribed lamp base (type XXVII) which
bears part of the signature [ΠΡΕΙΜ]ΟΥ.
[6]Kenchreai V 233 [1st half of the 3rd c. A. D.].
Kenchreai; disk and base fragment of a lamp, probably Athenian; disk with tip of thyrsos; base
inside circle: ΠΡ[ΕΙΜ]/ΟΥ.
701. ΠΡΙΜΟΣ
Corinth IV. 2, 692, fig. 137, pi. XXX [2nd c. A.D.].
Corinth; lamp (type XXVII): ovules and panels on the rim; a rosette of eight petals on the
discus; on the reverse is incised ΠΡΙΜ[ΟΥ].
Remarks: See also G. Siebert, "Lampes corinthiennes et imitations au musée National
702. ΠΟΥ[ΒΛΙΟΣ]
d'Athènes", BCH 90, 1966, 472-513; Ph. Bruneau, "Lampes corinthiennes", BCH
95, 1971,437-501.
Corinth IV. 2, 552, pi. XXX [2nd c. A.D.].
Corinth; lamp (type XXVII): stamped ovules on the rim and plain discus; on the reverse is
incised ΠΟΥ [BAIO Y].
Remarks: See also Ph. Bruneau, "Lampes corinthiennes", BCH 95, 1971, 437-501.
703. ΡΟΥ[ΦΟΣ]
[1] Isthmia III, 3068, pi. 12 [1st half of the 4rth c. A.D.].
Isthmus, Theatre; fragment of an inscribed lamp base (type XXVIII E) which bears the
signature ΡΟΥ[ΦΟΣ].
[2] Kenchreai V 323, pi. 14 [1st half of the 4rd c. A. D.].
Kenchreai; Athenian lamp; plain disk with double framing groove; on the base inside double
circular groove: ΡΟΥ.
Remarks: This Corinthian lampmaker seems to have migrated to Athens and established in the
704. [SABI]NUS
Kerameikos (O. Broneer, Isthmia III, 73).
Corinth IV. 2, 461, fig. 39 [1st c. A.D.].
Corinth, theatre area; small fragment of a lamp (type XXIV) with a narrow sloping rim; on the
discus is a gladiatorial scene and below a tabula ansata with the names of the gladiators, one of
the them is named [SABI]NUS.
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