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Two notes on possible Hestiatoria
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 September 2013
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1 A Note on an Inscription from Chorsiai: Hestiatoria in Boeotia
The inscription is SEG XXIV 361. Originally published by N. Platon and M. Feyel in BCH LXII (1938) 149–66, the occasion for its appearance in SEG was the detailed study b J. Taillardat and P. Roesch, Rev. Phil. (IIIe Sér) XL 1966 70–87.
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1 Compare SEG XXI, 72, the ίεϱὰ σκεύη of Poseidon Hippios at Kolonos.
2 Platon and Feyel loc. cit. p. 149.
3 When the stone came to the notice of Platon and Feyel it was in the modern village of Chostia, in the house of Christos Chatzis who had brought it from the Kastro. It is just possible that this information was incorrect, and that it came to Chostia from elsewhere, but, given the nature of the locality, this is most unlikely.
4 cf. ἕτε[ϱον ο]ὐ[χ ὑγιέ]ς of SEC XXI 72.13.
5 Tomlinson, R. A.BSA LXIV (1969) 43–56.Google ScholarJMS LXXXIX (1969) 106.
6 Stavropoullos, . AE. 1938. p. 21Google Scholar, ειϰ. 24.
7 Ar. Wasps 935. Eupolis frag. 351K.
8 Ελληνικά X (1937 8) 5–12.
9 REA XLV 19–13 183f. cf. W. Peck AM LXVI 1941 202.
10 Hesperia XXV 1956 226f. The Attic Stelai II (a study of the items of property confiscated from the Hermokopidai and sold).
11 Pausanias X 25 f. For a full account of the structure J. Pouilloux, Fouilles de Delphes, II. La Région nord du Sanctuaire 120f.
12 Moralia 412D.
13 Pausanias (x 25.2) in faci uses οίκημα as a suitable generic word for the building: he describes it as a dedicatory offering (ὰνάϑημα). Lesene was the local name given it by the Delphians ‘because this is where they used to meet in ancient times both for old tales and for serious conversations’ quoting Odyssey XVIII 329/30. The term would appear to be unusual.
14 Tomlinson, R. A. in Ancient Macedonia I (ed. Laourdas, B.) 309Google Scholar: Roux, G.BCH Suppl. I. 538.Google Scholar For 15 couch rooms and 7 couch rooms, as well as ‘standard’ 11 couch rooms in one building see the 400 BC Pompeion at Athens W. Hoepfner Kerameikos. X. Das Pompeion. For tht ‘gymnasium’ at Epidauros. Tomlinson, R. A., JHS LXXXIX (1969) 106.CrossRefGoogle Scholar For the Asklepieion of Troizen Welter Troizen und Kalaureia 25.
15 As, for example to the separate dining rooms of the hestiatorion at Perachora, Tomlinson, R. A.BSA LXIV (1969) 164 f.Google Scholar
16 Pausanias Guide to Greece (Penguin Classics Vol. 1, 46, Note 145.
17 Pictorial Dictionary of Ancient Athens p. 482, figs. 618–619.
18 Inscr. Délos 1403 B II 27–36, 1417 A II 47–58 (identical texts).
19 Pouilloux p. 129: figs. 9 and 10.
20 Pouilloux p. 131 fig. 11.
21 But compare the circular tenon and hole system of the stone column and stylobale of the Throne of Amyklai (Fiechter, Jdl XXXIII 1918Google Scholar Taf 4 (Werkstück 15) + Taf 6 (esp. Werkstück 30).