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ROMAN PELOPONNESE I
62. ΤΙΒ(ΕΡΙΟΣ) ΚΑΑΥΑΙΟΣ ΑΜΥΚΟΣ
IG V 2,50,1.3 [A.D. 166].
Tegea (in the region of the gymnasium); list of ephebes.
Gymnasiarchos
Remarks: Α Δαμακίων Άμύκου is to be found as archephebos; he is probably the person's
son, who remarkably doesn't bear a Roman onomastic formula.
For the chronology see ARC 7.
62a. TI(BERIUS) CLAUDIUS ANTIPATER / ΤΙΒ(ΕΡΙΟΣ) ΚΑΑΥΑΙΟΣ ΑΝΤΙΠΑΤΡΟΣ
[1] ILGR 40, no. 73 (AnnÉpigr 1979, 582); I.A. Papapostolou, Achaean grave stelai with
epigraphical notes by A.D. Rizakis (Athens 1993) 107, no. 69; Rizakis, Achaïe II, 306, no. 376
[2nd e. A.D.].
Ano Goumenissa, near Kalavryta (ancient Kynaetha); upper part of a Hellenistic naiskos
funerary stele in secondary use, bearing the Latin inscription Ti. Claudius Antipater.
[2] Papapostolou, op. cit., 101-102, no. 48; Rizakis, Achaïe II, 306, no. 376 [2nd c. A.D.].
Ano Goumenissa, near Kalavryta (ancient Kynaetha); lower part of a Hellenistic naiskos
funerary stele in secondary use, bearing the Greek inscription Τι(βέριος) Κλαύδιος
"ΆντίΙπατρος χαίρε.
Remarks: Sasel-Kos, in ILGR, loc. cit., connects this individual with the family of Herodes
Atticus, which seems improbable. It is unknown, whether we have to do with one
person who had two funerary steles, in Greek and Latin, or with two different
persons.
*63. (ΚΑΑΥΑΙΟΣ) ΑΤΤΙΚΟΣ
Κ. Romaios, "Έπιγραφαί εκ Κυνουρίας", ΑΘΗΝΑ 18, 1906, 439, fig. 1 (Ameling, Herodes
Atticus II, 91-92, no. 65); Faklaris, Κυνουρία, 100 and n. 324, who found a new uninscribed
fragment of the stone near the monastery of Loukou (SEG 35, 1985, 291 commending the first
edition of the book of Faklaris in 1985; Tobin, Herodes Atticus, 334) [2nd c. A.D.].
Kynouria, Loukou, from the villa of Herodes; architrave of local gray marble: "Ιππαρχος
"Αττικού πατήρ.
Remarks: Κ. Romaios, PAAH 1950,236-238 and 1953, 254-257 identified the ruins of Loukou
with Eua and located the villa of Herodes; for new investigations in the area see
Faklaris, Κυνουρία, 96-104 and esp. for the villa 102-103. However J. Christien-Th.
Spyropoulos, "Eua et la Thyréatide-Topographie et histoire", BCH 109, 1985, 455-
466 identify the place Hellenico, near Astros, with Eua. This place is identified by
P.B. Faklaris, Horos5, 1987, 119, esp. 110 with Thyrea; he repeats this identification
in Κυνουρία, 78 ff.
Tobin, loc. cit., finds it possible that the family acquired the estate in Loukou at the
time of Hipparchus' disgrace and flight to Sparta, although she doesn't accept that
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