Documentary Contexts for the ‘Pistiros Inscription’
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Publication date: 22.01.2013
ELECTRUM, 2012, Volume 19, pp. 99 - 110
https://doi.org/10.4467/20843909EL.12.005.0746Authors
Documentary Contexts for the ‘Pistiros Inscription’
This preliminary study of the so-called ‘Pistiros Inscription’ challenges the dominant interpretation of the document that has crystallized in the years since its preliminary publication, namely, that the inscription somehow guarantees the rights of traders operating within Pistiros. A reexamination of the rhetorical structure of the inscription and a reconstruction of the inscription’s relationship with preexisting documents on this subject, which are not extant, raises the possibility that the function of the inscription was somewhat different than the communis opinio: the Pistiros Inscription appears to have supplemented earlier regulation concerning Pistiros and to have attempted to limit the authority of an official, possibly a Thracian royal, who exercised dramatic power within Pistiros.
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