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grbs-11021	Geagan, Daniel J.	Notes on the Agonistic Institutions of Roman Corinth	1968	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4646	255	71	The other examples occur in the reigns of Nero (Kent 158-163, West 86-90), Vespasian (Kent 210), and Trajan (IG IV 795, Meritt 77, West 71, 72, Kent 224).15 Kent 216 cannot be dated, and Kent 230, dated to the second quarter of the third century on the basis of letter forms, clearly separates the Caesarea and the Sebastea from the Isthmia and the Caesarea (restored). 12 With regard to Kent 173 see infra p.77 and Kent 212, p.73. 72 NOTES ON AGONISTIC INSTITUTIONS OF ROMAN CORINTH Caesarea Sebastea under Claudius (West 82 and 83), the Neronea or Neronea Caesarea13 under Nero, the Caesarea Vespasianea Sebastea (Kent 210) under Vespasian, the Caesarea Nervanea Traianea Sebastea (Kent 218,224, West 71) and after 102 the Caesarea Nervanea Traianea Sebastea Germanicea Dacea (IG IV 795, Kent 138, West 72, Meritt 77) honoring Trajan.	cache/grbs-11021.pdf	txt/grbs-11021.txt