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The inscription was excavated in 1953 after being found fallen in front of the eastern wall of the Temple of Tyche. It has since been rebuilt in its original location below a rounded niche, serving as the base for the statue of the goddess. In the temple, two more male busts of Orestes and Philoxenоs were found with inscribed pedestals, as well as five blocks placed in smaller niches bearing the names of the family of Antestia Fusca, which served as pedestals for busts, one small statue of the god Eros, a male head, and part of a male torso. Line 1, θεὰν Τύχην refers to the statue of he goddess; line 4, 274 year according to the Macedonian provincial era = 126/7 year AD.
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