The 21st issue of the Epigraphic Bulletin for Greek Religion presents a selection of the epigraphic publications of 2008 and many additions to earlier issues. Following the practice of the most recent issues, emphasis was placed on the presentation of new corpora and editions of new texts, rather than on summarizing books or articles that use epigraphic material. Several geographical and thematic corpora take the lion’s share in this issue; they assemble epitaphs from Attica (13) and Kos (19); the late antique inscriptions of Athens (145); the inscriptions of Aigina (62), the cities of Achaia (136), Thespiai (137), Miletos (69), Boubon (90), Kaunos (109), the Burdur Museum (70), and the area of Mt. Hermon in Syria (5); dialect inscriptions of Sicily (40); and inscriptions pertaining to the cult of the Great Gods in Samothrace (38).
There are numerous new texts of great interest, of which I mention a few. An inscription from the oracle of Apollon Selinaios contains the first sacred ma...

