IG II(2) 13212: Epitaph of Maximus
The following translation was made by George Wright as part of an ancient Greek course at The Lawrenceville School in … Continue reading IG II(2) 13212: Epitaph of Maximus
IG II(2) 11140: Epitaph of Dialogos
The following translation was made by Amelia Devine as part of an ancient Greek course at The Lawrenceville School in … Continue reading IG II(2) 11140: Epitaph of Dialogos
IG II(2) 3490: Honors for Medeios of Piraeus
The following translation was made by Arthur Li as part of an ancient Greek course at The Lawrenceville School in … Continue reading IG II(2) 3490: Honors for Medeios of Piraeus
Meet the Team: Dr Abbey Ellis
Here, we introduce Project Advisor Dr Abbey Ellis, who is researching a collection of plaster casts recently rediscovered in the epigraphic library. Continue reading Meet the Team: Dr Abbey Ellis
Meet the Team: Maria O’Leary
Our last “Meet the Team” post featured our Project Manager Dr Aaron Hershkowitz. Today, we’d like to introduce another integral … Continue reading Meet the Team: Maria O’Leary
IG II(2) 3199: Dedication by Skribonia Paulleina to Athena Archegetis
The following translation was made by Hannah Welsh as part of an ancient Greek course at The Lawrenceville School in … Continue reading IG II(2) 3199: Dedication by Skribonia Paulleina to Athena Archegetis
Meet the Team: Dr Aaron Hershkowitz
Meet the Krateros project manager, Aaron Hershkowitz, and learn about why he thinks the study of ancient Greek and Latin inscriptions is so very important. Continue reading Meet the Team: Dr Aaron Hershkowitz
How to Make a Squeeze
Most of the squeezes in the IAS collection are historic objects in their own right: Professor Benjamin Meritt created the … Continue reading How to Make a Squeeze
IG II(2) 11169: Epitaph of Dionysius
The following translation was made by Cal Wilson as part of an ancient Greek course at The Lawrenceville School in … Continue reading IG II(2) 11169: Epitaph of Dionysius
Touring the Meritt Library: The Prosopographical Cards
This entry is adapted from materials originally posted on the Krateros Instagram page on December 4, 2020. December 4, 2020: Our … Continue reading Touring the Meritt Library: The Prosopographical Cards
Notes from Krateros 