The following translation was made by Emilia Onuonga as part of an ancient Greek course at The Lawrenceville School in 2019. It was reviewed by Krateros Project Manager Aaron Hershkowitz and Krateros Project Director Angelos Chaniotis.
Thrasyphon son of Hierokleidos from the deme of Xypete proposed:
whereas the hierephant Chairetios continues being well-minded
towards the clans both of the Kerykes and the Eumolpidai
and he says and he does whatever good he is able to do
on their behalf; and for those who travel away from home
to announce the truce he continues registering
the announcement with well-mindedness; and he also behaves
honorably in the office of the priesthood
presenting himself blamelessly. Thus,
in order that the clans may visibly honor those
being both good and deemed worthy of them, for good
fortune, may it be resolved by the Kerykes and the Eumolpidai
to praise the hierophant Chairetios son of Prophetes from Eleusis
and to crown him with a crown of myrtle, the one that
is ancestral to him, on account of the well-mindedness which he
continues to have towards the clans. And (be it resolved) to
proclaim publicly this crown during the Dionysia at the ancestral
contest at Eleusis in the theatre. And that the archons being appointed
from each clan at that time take charge of the public announcing
of the crown. And to write this decree on a stele of stone
and to set (it) up at Eleusis in the courtyard of the sanctuary, and
the archons of the clans should take charge of the
making of the stele and of the setting up in public.
[In the crown:]
Kerykes
and Eumolpidai
The hierophantes
Charietios
Of Eleusis
Notes from Krateros 