Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum

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Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum is a foundational 19th-century scholarly collection of ancient Greek inscriptions that significantly advanced the study of Greek epigraphy and history.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century publication
collection of Greek inscriptions
epigraphic corpus
scholarly work
aim to collect and publish all known ancient Greek inscriptions
associatedEditor August Kirchhoff NERFINISHED
Johann Franz NERFINISHED
chronologicalRange Archaic period to late antiquity
contains Greek dedicatory inscriptions
Greek funerary inscriptions
Greek honorific inscriptions
public decrees
treaties and official documents
countryOfPublication Germany NERFINISHED
Kingdom of Prussia NERFINISHED
editor August Böckh NERFINISHED
field ancient history
archaeology
classical philology
firstVolumePublicationYear 1828
hasAbbreviation CIG NERFINISHED
hasFormat multi-volume folio edition
hasScholarlyReception considered a pioneering large-scale corpus of Greek inscriptions
hasTitle Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum NERFINISHED
importance foundational work for the study of Greek epigraphy
major source for Greek onomastics
major source for Greek political and social history
major source for the study of Greek dialects
influenced Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum Supplementum NERFINISHED
Inscriptiones Graecae NERFINISHED
subsequent Greek epigraphic corpora
language Latin
lastVolumePublicationYear 1877
method critical edition of texts
systematic collection of inscriptions
placeOfPublication Berlin NERFINISHED
predecessorOf Inscriptiones Graecae NERFINISHED
publicationCentury 19th century
publisher Academy of Sciences of Berlin NERFINISHED
scope Greek inscriptions from all regions of the ancient Greek world
script Greek alphabet
sponsor Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences NERFINISHED
subject Greek epigraphy
ancient Greek history
ancient Greek inscriptions
timeSpanOfPublication 1828–1877
usesNumberingSystem sequential inscription numbers
volumeCount 4

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August Boeckh notableWork Corpus Inscriptionum Graecarum