In memory of Hasan Malay
This issue of the Epigraphic Bulletin for Greek Religion presents a significant portion of new epigraphic finds published in 2019 as well as several corpora and other epigraphic collections of that year. For reasons of space, I have limited myself to new finds and very few discussions of already published inscriptions. I have also made some additions to earlier issues of the EBGR (esp. 2016–2018), planning to cover the most significant gaps in the future. In this issue, I discuss a series of important corpora: the first volume of the manumission records from Delphi (80), the corpus of Sardis, which contains a lot of interesting material (89), the corpora of Tomis (10), Nysa (14), Sagalassos (30), and Amorion (67), as well as a valuable addendum to the ‘confession inscriptions’ of Asia Minor (88). This year’s epigraphic harvest includes the oldest document from Olympia, dating to ca. 600–550 (97), an important decree or law from Hierapolis that details the pro...