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IG II/III³ 1, 1304 — Athenian civic assembly record

A reusable research record with provenance and relationships kept separate from the presentation layer.

INSCRIPTIONINSCRIPTION_IG_II_III3_1_1304

Evidence state: documented fact

Greek inscriptional record used by the Archive as direct epigraphic evidence for civic/political usage of ἐκκλησία in Piraeus.

Release Introduced
v47
Curation State
CURATED_CATALOG_ENTITY
Short Title
IG II/III³ 1, 1304
Evidence Classification
documented fact
Date Range
{
    "start_bce": 180,
    "end_bce": 179,
    "label": "180/179 BCE",
    "certainty": "editorial dating recorded in the curated occurrence"
}
Languages
[
    "Greek"
]
Tradition Contexts
[
    "GRECO_ROMAN_CONTEXT"
]
Identifiers
[
    {
        "scheme": "Inscriptiones Graecae",
        "value": "IG II/III³ 1, 1304"
    }
]
Provenance Note
The seed record preserves the identifier/date/context already used by the curated semantic occurrence; fuller findspot/object history remains to be researched.
Source Ids
[
    "SRC_INSCRIPTIONES_GRAECAE_DIGITAL"
]
Rights
{
    "text_data_state": "SOURCE_LICENSE_APPLIES",
    "image_state": "NOT_ASSERTED",
    "local_host_state": "RIGHTS_REVIEW_REQUIRED"
}
Evidence Boundary
Epigraphic civic usage can establish attested historical language/context but does not assign that domain automatically to a biblical occurrence.