α̣ι̣σ̣κου ὁμ[οίως] λ̣ης Σαραπ(ίωνος) ὁμ(οίως), ἀν̣θʼ/ οὗ Δι̣[ον(ύσιος)] [Φιλίσ]κος — γεγ(υμνασιαρχηκώς), ἀνθʼ (οὗ) Διον(ύσιος) Ἀρ̣[γα]ί̣ο̣υ̣ [Φι]λίσκ̣[ο]ς̣ — νεώτε(ρος) γεγ(υμνασιαρχηκώς) Χ̣α̣ι̣ρή̣μων̣ — μελλογυμνασί(αρχος) Ἀ̣λ̣έ̣ξανδρος ἐξηγητ̣ή(ς) Ἡ̣[ρα]κ̣λείδη(ς) Χαιρήμονο(ς) ἀδελ(φὸς) Χαιρήμ- ον[ο]ς̣ Ἀπίων Ἀργαίο(υ) νεώτε(ρος) Ἀπολλ(ώνιος) — ἀδ̣ελ(φὸς) Ἀ̣γ̣αθείνο(υ) Διον(ύσιος) ὃς καὶ ἀδ̣ελ̣(φὸς) Θέωνος Β[α]κ̣χίο(υ) Θέων ἀδελ(φός) Διον(ύσιος) Διον(υσίου) Ἀπολλ(ώνιος) ὃ̣ς̣ κ̣α̣ὶ̣ ἀ̣δ(ελφὸς) Ἔρωτο(ς) Ἔρως ἀδελ(φός)
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"Of the same kind as the one of Sarapion, Dionysius, Philiskos — having been a gymnasiarch, in place of Dionysius of Argaio, Philiskos — younger, having been a gymnasiarch, Chairemon — future gymnasiarch, Alexander the interpreter, Heracleides Chairemon, brother of Chairemon, Apion of Argaio, younger, Apollonios — brother of Agatheinos, Dionysius who is also the brother of Theon of Bacchios, Theon brother, Dionysius of Dionysius, Apollonios who is also the brother of Eros, Eros brother."