- An
agoranomos (Gr****: ἀγορανόμος, plural: agoranomoi, ἀγορανόμοι) was an
elected official in the
cities of
Ancient Greece and
Byzantine Empire, responsible...
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freedoms at this festival; one of them
received the
rights of
Agoranomos that day. The
Agoranomos (composed of the Gr****
words agora, market, and nomos, law)...
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Oxyrhynchus 241 (P. Oxy. 241 or P. Oxy. II 241) is an
authorization to the
agoranomos asking him to
register a loan. It is
written in Gr**** and
discovered in...
- Iran (224–651 CE). "We know that this official, who was
referred to as
agoranomos,
existed in Babylonia, Seleucia, and Dura".
Floor notes that the societies...
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settle Agrippa I and his
family in Tiberias, and
appointed him as the
agoranomos (organizer of the agora) of the city,
which provided him with a regular...
- activity, Rav
first chose Nehardea,
where the
exilarch appointed him
agoranomos (market-master), and Rav
Shela made him
lecturer (amora) of his college...
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Agonothetes Gr****
Administrative Elected Institutional (sacred games)
Agoranomos Gr****
Executive Elected Institutional (marketplace) Air
Marshal British...
- Gr****
inscription that read: "Year 170 (corresponding to 143/2 BCE), the
agoranomos [= "market inspector"]
being Antipater, son of Heliodorus, and Aristodamus...
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developed fruit growing. The
manager of the city
market was
called an
agoranomos. In the 2nd century, the
first fortress wall was
built in the time of...
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called sesh n pero' "pharaoh's scribe" or sesh n po "scribe of the nome"—
agoranomos in
Ptolemaic times—who gave
authenticity to
instruments without the need...
