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The polis (set up the statue of) Pompeia Polla, daughter of Theoxenos, president and envoy for life of the very revered contest of the Hyakinthia…</text>
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ἡ πόλις | Πομπηΐαν Πῶλλαν Θε|οξένου τὴν ἀρχηῖδα καὶ | θεωρὸν διὰ βίου τοῦ σεμνο|τάτου ἀγῶνος τῶν Ὑακινθί|ων…</text>
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A. Hupfloher, Kulte im kaiserzeitlichen Sparta: Eine Rekonstruktion anhand der Priesterämter, Berlin 2000.</text>
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