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Addenda and Corrigenda to LGPN
II
By an agreement between LGPN
in Oxford and Michael Osborne and Sean Byrne in Melbourne, the substantial
addenda and corrigenda to LGPN II, Attica, will be published exclusively
and updated regularly on this web site.
The Addenda and Corrigenda to
LGPN II presented here are a summary of the changes to the Attic onomasticon
that have been noted in the light of continued research since publication
in 1994. Their focus is the provision of data for new individuals and
additional data for existing individuals, as well as notification of entries
that are to be abolished.
Beneath each name are listed first the Addenda, that is entries of new
individuals that result from new publications, or from new readings or
corrections that affect pre-existing entries: they are numbered with an
appended 'a' (1a, 2a etc.). Since these pages will be updated periodically
to include new data (the version is indicated by the date at the head
of each file), it is emphasised that the numbering of the Addenda is subject
to change and these numbers should not themselves be used as reference
points. Following the Addenda are listed in reduced font the Corrigenda
of existing LGPN II entries (including the addition of new references):
these are referred to by their LGPN numbers.
Precedence of reference is given to corpus editions, then to SEG where
possible. Thus we have continued to refer to the Rhamnous corpus of B.
Petrakos, even though the relevant inscriptions now have been covered
by SEG XLIX, and have referred to the persons of the important clerouchy
document from Samos published at AM 110 (1995) 278 ff. by way of the new
corpus edition IG XII (6) 262 in place of SEG XLV 1162. The prosopography
in progress Persons of Ancient Athens (PAA, at time of writing reaching
the middle of names beginning with pi) include many items from unpublished
inscriptions, notably Agora prytany and ephebic documents, ephebic lists
from Panakton, and tomb inscriptions recorded by G. Stamires. Since they
have been signalled in the pages of PAA it has been considered useful
to note them here too, but naturally such references are provisional only,
pending formal publication at which point they will be updated accordingly.
It may be noted too that we have depended for many new readings of Roman
period ephebic documents on A Corpus of Ephebic Inscriptions from Roman
Athens: 31 B.C. - 267 A.D., the unpublished doctoral dissertation of P.
R. Wilson.
Enquiries and suggestions are welcome: please contact Sean Byrne at seangbyrne@gmail.com
18th September 2008
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