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Att. — Athens: Agora — ca. 400-350 BC — Camp, Athenian Agora (1986) 147 — cf. BICS Suppl. 57.1989.11
| 1 | Ag I 7396 (unpublished): "Beneath the relief runs the inscribed |
| dedication: ‘Dionysios the cobbler, son of [...]onos, and his | |
| children dedicate this to the hero Kallistephanos.' Below are three | |
| lines of hexameter verse: ‘Having seen a divine vision in his | |
| 5 | sleep, Dionysios adorns the hero and the children of Kallistephanos; |
| do you give in return for these things wealth and happy health.' The | |
| name of the father of Dionysios is only partially preserved; it was | |
| seven or eight letters long and a plausible restoration is [Sim]onos: | |
| ‘[son] of Simon.' (Camp) | |
| 10 | |
| Dionysios calls himself a παλαιουργός and asks for πλοῦτόν τε καὶ εὐαίων’ | |
| ὑγίειαν; he also uses the verb ἀντιδίδωμι. (Kearns) |