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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 June 2011
Decree of the League of the Islanders recognizing the Ptolemaieia. Amorgos, about 280–278. Marble stele, third-century lettering, found at Nikuria but originally from Amorgos.
IG XII 7.506 with drawing; *SIG 390.
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Resolution of the delegates of the Islanders, concerning the matters (about which) | [Philokle]s, the king of the Sidonians, and Bakchon, the Ne|[siarch], wrote to the cities, namely, that they dis|patch delegates to Samos to ∥ deliberate about the sacrifice and sacred en|voys and the contest, which King Pt[o|le]maios has established in honor of his father in Alexandria as equivalent to the Olympi|c, [and (which) now] with those who had come from the cities as dele|gates from the cities who were present Philokles and Bakchon discussed.
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