Tholos, inscription on the right soffit pillar of the door, B 537. G. The exterior of the door pillar bears the inscription IG XII 5, 146, the explanation of which has not been advanced since the first discovery by W. Dörpfld and F. Hiller von Gärtringen ("Inscriptionis sensus prorsus obscurus"): a list of 2 Columns with 64 lines, consisting of numbered lines and prefixed in stereotypical ΤΩΝ, with the heading beginning on the Taenia ... ΕΛΩΝ ... ΡΙΩΝ. Whether one thinks of a calendar, a tax list (ΤΕΛΩΝ ΠΑΡΙΩΝ) or another solution to the riddle, in any case it is a public document that is likely to be assigned to the administration. These in the 2nd to 1st century BC. The inscription engraved on the door frame in a conspicuous place is hardly conceivable on a tomb. It refers rather to a sacred building - which must be exposed in the 4th century because of the architectural form before - in the public area
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