File:Amphiareion, inscribed statue base of Brutus 02.jpg
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Oropos, Amphiareion. Inscribed base of a statue of Quintus Caepio Brutus (i.e., Marcus Junius Brutus) (44–42 BC). Beneath the inscription honoring Brutus, on the lower part of the base, are two inscriptions from a previous use of the block: a signature of the artist Thoinias of Sikyon, and a proxeny decree honoring Hermias, son of Nearchos, of Athens (c. 240–180 BC). |
| Date | (digitized in 2021) |
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| Author | Mark Landon |
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| current | 17:09, 17 November 2023 | | 4,644 × 3,083 (3.62 MB) | Choliamb (talk | contribs) | == {{int:filedesc}} == {{Information |Description=Oropos, Amphiareion. Inscribed base of a statue of Quintus Caepio Brutus (i.e., Marcus Junius Brutus) (44–42 BC). Beneath the inscription honoring Brutus, on the lower part of the base, are two inscriptions from a previous use of the block: a signature of the artist Thoinias of Sikyon, and a proxeny decree honoring Hermias, son of Nearchos, of Athens (c. 240–180 BC). * {{abbr|''IG''|Inscriptiones Graecae}} VII 383–385 * {{abbr|''IG''|Inscripti... |
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