The potter Peikon’s tithe · 陶工佩孔献什一
Dedication on a column · c. 510–500 BC · Athens, Akropolis · Epigraphical Museum, EM 12750
The reading text is that of PHI 713 (epigraphy.packhum.org/text/713), which transmits the IG I³ 633 text; line division, brackets, interpuncts and diacritics stand as PHI prints them, and nothing has been silently altered. Letters outside brackets are read on the stone; letters inside brackets are editorial restorations transmitted with the text. The translation is this edition’s own and is marked as such; the editorial work in text and restorations belongs to the editions cited under Witnesses.
所据读本为 PHI 713(epigraphy.packhum.org/text/713),所传即 IG I³ 633 之文本;分行、方括号、间隔点与标符悉依 PHI 所印,无一处暗改。括号外之字为石上所读,括号内为随文所传之编者补字。译文为本版自作,并如是标明;文本与补字之学术劳绩,属版本一节所列诸家。
Lemma · 题录
From the Athenian Akropolis; c. 510–500 BC (PHI lemma). First published Hesperia 4 (1935) 150–151; Raubitschek, DAA 44. One of the potters’ dedications from the Akropolis: Peikon, in fulfilment of a vow, dedicates a tithe to Athena.
出雅典卫城;约公元前 510–500 年(PHI 题录)。初刊 Hesperia 4 (1935) 150–151;Raubitschek, DAA 44。属卫城陶工献辞之列:佩孔还愿,以什一献于雅典娜。
Text · 文本 (据 PHI 713 = IG I³ 633;方括号内为补字)
plain — letters read on the stone 石上可读之字 [italic] — supplied by an editor 编者所补 * — line has an apparatus note 此行有校记
All 48 Greek letters of this text are read on the stone; nothing is restored.
全文希腊字母 48 个悉为石上所读,无一字为补。
Translation · 译文 (本版自作)
Peikon the potter, having vowed, dedicated (this as) a tithe to Athena.
陶工佩孔还愿,以什一献于雅典娜。
Apparatus and notes · 校记与注 (逐条系于所出)
- 1–5 The text is complete as transmitted; no letters are restored. The Attic spellings (εὐχσάμενος, δεκάτεν, ἀνέθεκεν, τἀθεναίαι with crasis) are those of the stone.
文本完整传世,无一字为补。阿提卡拼写(εὐχσάμενος、δεκάτεν、ἀνέθεκεν,及并音之 τἀθεναίαι)悉依石面。
Witnesses and editions · 版本与校本
- IG I³ — IG I³ 633 — the text printed here, as transmitted by PHI 713
- Hsp. — Hesperia 4 (1935) 150–151 — first publication
- DAA — A. E. Raubitschek, Dedications from the Athenian Akropolis (Cambridge MA 1949), no. 44
Concordance · 著录
- IG I³ 633
- Hesperia 4 (1935) 150–151
- DAA 44
- PHI 713