Inschriften aus dem Asklepieion von Pergamon

Abstract

This study presents six new inscriptions from the Asclepieion of Pergamon, as well as one text from the surrounding countryside. These consist of fragmentary building inscriptions and dedications, which add to our knowledge of the onomastics, toponymy and prosopography of Pergamon and Ephesos under the Roman Empire. Besides a new cognomen and further imperial freedmen, a previously unknown rural community and a second banker from Ephesos are attested by name.