 | Terrence A. Boring - Greek language - 1979 - 136 pages
...likely still to be the work of non-professionals is no. 50, a fragment of soft limestone inscribed at the end of the sixth or beginning of the fifth century. The inscription is a list of eight names which were scratched into the surface of the stone with some sharp... | |
 | Louise Bruit Zaidman, Pauline Schmitt Pantel - History - 1992 - 308 pages
...exercising a more or less direct influence over the life of the sanctuary and the organization of the cult. From the end of the sixth or beginning of the fifth century the emoluments of the Eleusinian priesthood were centrally regulated (the Hierophant - see below - was... | |
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... where inscription is was drafted, rest of stone left rough. Letters 0.035 m. high, omicron 0.028 m. (PI. II). The stone was evidently re-used as was the similar one also with a Corinthian inscription, published in TA .P. A... 