Keywords
Funerary stele
Muğla Museum
Stratonikeia
Konya Koyunoğlu Museum
Aizanoi
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Abstract
This paper presents two funerary inscriptions,
carved on stelae, from Muğla Museum. The findspots and
origins of both stelae are unknown. The first inscription is
the epitaph of Epainetos erected by his mother Zosime.
The latter is the epitaph of Artemon erected by his father
Hekaton and his mother Aphphion, in accordance with
the permission for the burial granted by Trebius Antoninus. Both inscriptions are dated to Roman Imperial Period
and possibly they were brought from Stratonikeia or vicinity. This paper also presents corrigendum to a published
funerary inscription from Konya Koyunoğlu Museum.
This inscription, the epitaph of Gaius and his wife Douda
erected by their sons Manes and Petronius, is carved on a
funerary stele found in Çavdarhisar district (Aizanoi) of
Kütahya province.
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