Neue Inschriften aus Pednelissos

Abstract

New epigraphical finds in the South-Pisidian Pednelissos allow for new insights into the otherwise little known conditions of this polis. The honourific inscription for Ilarkoas, in comparison with the already known one for Idomeneus (SEG 2, 1925, 717), offers detailed information on urban offices, euergetic praxis and the administration of the imperial cult. This evidence is supplemented by the fragment of an imperial inscription and a private honourific or funeral inscription. Pisidian onomastics are enriched by further finds.