Dedication of an altar to Asklepios, Hygeia, and Panakeia by the physician Antiochos. Altar of red sandstone.
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Britannia — Deva (Chester, Cheshire) — late 2nd/3rd c. AD — SEG 37.840 — PCPhS 46 (2000) 1-6 (J. Clackson, T. Meissner)
See also:
| 1 | πανυπείροχα- |
| ς ἀνθρώπων | |
| σωτῆρας ἐν ἀθα- | |
| νάτοισιν ❦ / | |
| 5 | Ἀσκληπιὸν ἠ- |
| πιοχεῖρα <θ’>(?) Ὑγεί- | |
| ην <καὶ> Πανάκει- | |
| αν ❦ / εἰητρὸς | |
| [Ἀ]ντί[ο]χος(?) | |
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