In spring 204 BCE Antiochus III the Great writes to his satrap Anaximbrotus instituting a state cult of his wife, Queen Laodice III: just as chief-priests of the king are already appointed throughout the empire, chief-priestesses (archiereiai) of the queen are now to be appointed in the same places, wearing golden crowns bearing her image and named in contracts after the priests of the gods and the king; in Anaximbrotus' satrapy the king names Berenike, daughter of Ptolemy son of Lysimachus, a royal kinswoman. A covering note registers the appointment and orders the stele. The female counterpart of the Seleucid ruler-cult, and the corpus's Laodice thread completed (cf. ed. #4, the land sale of Laodice I). From Eriza in Caria; now the Louvre.公元前204年春，安条克三世大帝致函其总督阿那克西姆布罗托斯，为其妻王后劳迪刻三世设立国家崇拜：一如国王之大祭司已遍设全帝国，王后之大女祭司（archiereiai）今于各地设立，戴载其肖像之金冠，并在契约纪年中列于诸神与国王之祭司之后；于阿那克西姆布罗托斯之总督区，国王任命吕西马库斯之子托勒密之女、王室亲眷贝勒尼刻。另有转发函登记任命并命立碑。乃塞琉古统治者崇拜之女性对应，亦补足本集之劳迪刻主线（参第4号，劳迪刻一世售地）。出自卡里亚之埃里扎；今藏卢浮宫。