Geographic Database

Bulgaria

Philippopolis

Plovdiv

Theater

Plovdiv

√ 34: HD065169 : AE 2005, 1379 : Plovdiv inscr. rel. au koinon dans le théatre.
V. Gerasimova-Tomova, in: F. Beutler - W. Hameter (Hrsg.), "Eine ganz normale Inschrift"
... und ähnliches zum Geburtstag von Ekkehard Weber. Festschrift zum 30. April 2005 (Wien
2005) 282-283; Abb. 4 : Bei den Ausgrabungen des Theaters Plovdiv wurde ... eine ara ...
entdeckt
N. Sharankov, ArchBulg 9, 2, 2005, 59-60, Nr. 2a : found in 1968 in the theater of Ph.
(Botusarova/Kolarova 1971,88 : **Godisnik na Narodnija arheologiceski Musej Plovdiv 7,
75-97**)
SEG 55, 0755 : Marble base with moulding above and below; on the upper surface three
cuttings, one of which has the shape of the right foot of a statue; found in the Roman
theater in 1968. Ed.pr. V.Gerassimova-Tomova, art.cit. (see SEG 55 760) 282/283 (dr.;
German translation); republished by N.Sharankov, Archaeologia Bulgarica 9.2 (2005) 59/60
no. 2(a) (ph.; translation) and art.cit. (cf. SEG 55 729) 519/520 no. 2. Cf. An.Ép.
(2005) [2008] 467 no. 1379.

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√ 10: HD065223 : IGBulg 5468 : Philippopoli rep. a. 1969 in ruinis theatri Romani.
AE 1999, 1394.
SEG 47, 1088 : Statue base found in 1969 in the Roman theatre. Ed.pr. in IGBulg V 5468
(ph.).
AE 2005, 1384 : 1380-1384 bases de statues dans le *théâtre*.
N. Sharankov, ArchBulg 9, 2, 2005, 66-67, Nr. 3c : found in 1969 in the theatre of Ph.,
now placed in the pulpitum of the theatre (nichts weiter)
SEG 55, 0759.-
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=> 26736 sekundär verwendet

1: HD065220 : AE 2005, 1381 : [inscriptions du theatre] remploi dans un mur de l’a.t. [=> ZPE 151 253 ff.?]
N. Sharankov, ArchBulg 9, 2, 2005, 58-59, Nr. 2 : found on 9 October 1972 in the thatre of Ph. re-used in a wall of the late antiquity, which blocked the entrance of the eastern parascaenium
SEG 55, 0754
Marble statue base broken into two parts; moulding above and below; found in the theater, built into a late antique wall; on top, two cuttings; on the left and right side and on the back of the base holes for dowels, which indicate that the base was repaired in antiquity. Ed.pr. N.Sharankov, Archaeologia Bulgarica 9.2 (2005) 58-62 no. 2 (ph.; dr.; translation), who points out that the base is very similar to the one in SEG 55 755 (2A).
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=> 26737 orchestra

2: HD065221 : AE 2005, 1382: in situ dans l’orchestra.
N. Sharankov, ArchBulg 9, 2, 2005, 62-64, Nr. 3: found on 13 September 1972 in the theater of Ph., fixed on the orchestra in front of the western door of the stage building.Now preserved in situ.
SEG 55, 0758.
Lower part of a marble base with moulding below; found in the orchestra of the theater. Ed.pr. N. Sharankov, Archaeologia Bulgarica 9.2 (2005) 62-64 no. 3 (ph.; translation).
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3: HD065222 : AE 2005, 1383 : 1382: in situ dans l’orchestra.
N. Sharankov, ArchBulg 9, 2, 2005, 63-64, Nr. 3a: : found on 10 July 1978 in the theater of Ph., fixed on the orchestra in front of the western door of the stage building.Now preserved in situ.
SEG 55, 0757
Lower part of a marble base with moulding below; found in the orchestra of the theater. Ed.pr. N. Sharankov, Archaeologia Bulgarica 9.2 (2005) 63/64 no. 3(a) (ph.; translation).
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=> 26738 östliches paraskenion
4: HD065218 : AE 2005, 1375 : frise architr. du parascenium E du theatre.
N. Sharankov, ZPE 151, 2005, 237-241, Nr. 2
SEG 55, 0763: Six fragments of three marble blocks of the Ionic architrave-frieze of the east paraskenion of the theater (cf. SEG 55 762). Ed.pr. N.Sharankov, ZPE 151 (2005) 237-241 no. 2 (translation; ph.; dr.), who attributes these blocks to a late phase of the workshop that also produced the bases in SEG 55 751; 752; 753 and 756. Cf. A.Avram, BE (2006) no. 270.
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=> 26739 summa cavea
5: HD065154 : AE 2005, 1386 : gravée sur les orthostats de la summa cavea.
N. Sharankov, GodDepSredIztIzsled 2, 2004, 199, fig. 1. - AE 2005.
SEG 55, 0769.
Inscription engraved on the orthostates of the summa cavea of the theater. Ed.pr. N.Sharankov, art.cit. (see SEG 55 765) 199 (dr.): Φιλοκαισάρ̣ων (sc. τόπος)

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