2000
DOI: 10.15661/tyche.1999.014.23
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Tyrian stationarii at Puteoli

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“…Sosin (1999) a pagus Tyrianus existed in puteoli from a still unpublished inscription.97 we could postulate that the choice for greek is a sign of a restricted intended readership. however, greek remained the dominant official language in inscriptions in nearby neapolis well into the third century ad.…”
Section: The Tyrian Trading Stationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Sosin (1999) a pagus Tyrianus existed in puteoli from a still unpublished inscription.97 we could postulate that the choice for greek is a sign of a restricted intended readership. however, greek remained the dominant official language in inscriptions in nearby neapolis well into the third century ad.…”
Section: The Tyrian Trading Stationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…this was mommsen's suggestion; mommsen (1913) 9 with dessau's nt. 2; dubois (1907) 92; Sosin (1999) 89 on the architecture of scholae see Bollmann (1998) 58-126. a colonnaded structure located in the western part of puteoli has, on the basis of two inscriptions found nearby, thanks to the Sulpicii archive, we now have at least some idea of lease prices in puteoli. In a document dating from march 13th, 40 ad, a grain stall was leased for a monthly rent of 100 hS to store 13,000 modii (87.5 metric tons) of alexandrian wheat.…”
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“…68 The Tyrians living in Puteoli, furthermore, had their own district (pagus) with representative institutions (presumably the stationarii, although maybe under a different name) that elected patrons. In 67 IG XIV, 830;Sosin 1999;Aliquot 2011: 88-91, no. 6 (and there for many more references); see also the contributions by Steurnagel and Terpstra in this volume.…”
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“…77.6 K. The Sophists probably tainly after 217 and perhaps many years after'. Itremains between 231 and 238: de Lannoy (1997) 2387-8. odd that Protesilaos promised Helix a third victory at the 12 OG1S 595, on which see now Sosin (1999). Grave-Olympia 'if he wished', if in fact he was deprived of it by inscriptions: Rey-Coquais (1977), especially 154-60.…”
Section: The 'Dramatic Datementioning
confidence: 99%