Sacrificial Calendar of Thorikos

IG I³ 256bis · CGRN 32 · AIO 847 · EM 13537 · Attica, before 420 BC · stoichedon, 65 lines

The sacrificial calendar of the Attic deme Thorikos: a marble stele inscribed stoichedon (about 30 letters per line) with the deme’s sacrifices, month by month, ending with the oath of the euthynos (the official who audited magistrates).

Click or tap any line of the facsimile below to see it as cut on the stone and as printed in the CGRN 32 edition, with the English translation of its calendar entry. The Photograph tab shows the stone itself for comparison.

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1 Hekatombaion 5 10 Metageitnion Boedromion 15 20 25 Pyanopsion Maimakterion 30 Posideon Gamelion Anthesterion 35 Elaphebolion 40 Mounichion 45 Thargelion 50 Skirophorion 55 oath of theeuthynos 60 65 The Thorikos calendar stele in the Epigraphic Museum, Athens: two joined marble
fragments, the front face inscribed stoichedon with 65 lines

black = preserved · red = restored (editorial) · grey + dot = uncertain · faint dots = lost letters · strikethrough = erasure on stone · marginal bars = paragraphoi (month dividers)

The image is a typographic facsimile, not a photograph or a tracing: the full text of the edition set in stroke-based fifth-century letterforms calibrated against measurements taken from a photograph of the stone, laid out on the stoichedon grid with the two joined fragments shown in silhouette.