51-52, no. 50, ph. 45 (ed. pr.) | |
32, no. 24 (dr.) | |
298, no. 510 | |
147 | |
837-838, no. 335, figs. 385 A-B (ph., dr.) |
SEG 31 (1981): 1428
Findspot: On a tombstone in the narthex.
Pres. loc.: IAA, Inv. no. 36.1272, neg. no. 19.744.
The epitaph is engraved on an almost square tombstone, adorned with a carved frame and a wreathed cross in its lower part. The text begins and ends with crosses. The mu is malformed and rather resembles a nu.
☩ Ἀνεπάε ἡ τρισ-
μακ(αρία) Σαβίνα Γε-
ωργίου Σελα-
4 μάνου ⟨μ⟩η(νὶ) Ξαν-
θικ(οῦ) αʹ ἰνδ(ικτιῶνος) δʹ
ἔτους φμαʹ. ☩
Came to rest the thrice-blessed Sabina, (daughter) of George (son) of Selamanes, on the 1st of Xanthikos of the 4th indiction, year 541.
L.4 μη(νὸς) Ξανθικ(οῦ) Meimaris.
Dated epitaph of Sabina daughter of George, on a decorated square tombstone found in the narthex, 22 March 646.
The date corresponds to 22 March 646, in the 4th indiction.
Salamanes or Salamanos is the Greek transcription of an Arab name.