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ROMAN PELOPONNESE I
erected for the son of the person by his friend Cn. Cornelius Philiscus. Tiberius is the father of
Ποΰλχρος (text ARG 117 [1]).
Remarks: His complete name is attested in two Corinthian honorary inscriptions for his son,
Τιβ(ερίου) Κορνηλίου Πούλχρου υίόν (Corinth Vili. 1, 80 and 81, COR 227); one
of them is erected by his daughter Calpurnia Frontina, while the dedicator of the
second one is missing.
f. Cn. Cornelius Pulcher (ARG 117); for a stemma of the family see Appendix, Stemma IV.
119. CUTIUS
IG IV 2
1, 440 (CIL III 7266) [imperial].
Epidauros, sanctuary; a tabula ansata bearing a dedication in Latin:
Cutius has auris Gallus tibi voverat olim, I Phoebigena, et posuit sanus ab auriculis.
Remarks: Svoronos, Ath. Nat. Mus., 430, 126, fig. LXX identifies the dedicator with the king
of Gauls M. Iulius Cottius Donni regis f., 9/8 B.C. (A. Stein, RE X 1 [1918] 576-7,
s.v. Iulius [Cottius] [197]). The identification cannot be regarded as certain. For the
Roman gentilicium Cutius see Solin and Salomies, 66.
120. Λ(ΟΥΚΙΟΣ) ΛΕΚΟΥΜΙΟΣ ΞΑΝΘΟΣ
IG IV 587,1. 7 (for a photo see P. Charneux, BCH 80, 1956, 607, fig. 4) [2nd c. A.D.].
Argos, built into the southern wall of the church of Hagios Dimitrios; a statue base decorated
with cymatia, erected by the hellanodikai for Cleogenes, son of Cleogenes (?); one of them is
the person discussed here (text ARG 268, Cleogenes).
Remarks: On hellanodikai in Argos see Chameaux, op. cit., 608-610; for the person see Mitsos, 67.
121. [ΛΗΜ]ΗΤΡΙΟΣ ΛΗΜΗΤΡΙΟΥ, ΡΩΜΑΙΟΣ
W. Vollgraff, Mnemosyne 41, 1919, 252 [first quarter of 1st c. B.C.].
Argos; a fragment of a marble stele bearing a list of technitae of Dionysos.
Remarks: For the person see Stefanis, Διονυσιακοί τεχνϊται, no. 627 (with bibliography).
122. ΛΕΡΚΙΟΣ (?)
Since he is named Τωμαΐος, he must be a person of Greek origin or an Italian from
South Italy, who possesed the Roman citizenship. So he must also have had a Roman
gentilicium, which is omited here.
IG IV 1089; IG IV 2 1, 522; Peek 1969, 106, no. 214, facsimile [letters "ultimae aetatis" (IG)].
Epidauros, sanctuary; an altar bearing a fragmentary inscription. The name is to be read as
Φιλόνιρος Δερκίου according to IG, while it is corrected as Φιλόνικος Λευκίου by Peek (in
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