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The 2nd century marble monument of Aphrodisian synagogue recorded
the names of the donors responsible for the erection of the building
discovered in 1977 at a valley about ninety miles east of Ephesus,
close to Laodicea and Colossae. Side A listed those belonging
to the decany, denoting the ones who were in study groups known
for special reading of the law and discussion of its meaning as
well as offering prayers and engaging in charitable activities.
The proselytes-in all 3, the Jews-in all 16, and God-fearers-2.
Side B of the stone listed the names of the Jews and God-fearers
not in the decany. Jews-in all 53, God-fearers-in all 52. Total
number: Jews-in all 69, God-fearers-in all 54, and proselytes-3.
Nine of the God-fearers were city-councilors, thirteen were involved
in some trade as a craftsman. One was an athlete.
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