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Private epitaphs are an interesting source of information to understand the ideas of the ancient Greeks on soul and its destiny after death. The fourth century B.C. is an important point of infl ection on this complex subject. As the historical perspective is essential in this kind of studies, we refl ect on these pages about two epigraphic texts from this period, so far overlooked, that show the ways in which in the fourth century BC there is no normative thought on this subject. Similarlily, expressions alluding to the separation of soul and body, frequent in later times, had not yet become cliché.Los epitafi os privados son una interesante fuente de información para conocer las ideas de los antiguos griegos acerca del alma y su destino tras la muerte. El siglo IV a.C. constituye un punto de infl exión importante en este complejo asunto y, en la idea de que la perspectiva histórica es imprescindible en este tipo de estudios, refl exionamos en estas páginas sobre dos testimonios epigráfi cos de esta época, todavía poco estudiados, que nos muestran cómo en ese siglo IV a.C. no existe un pensamiento normativo ni se han convertido todavía en tópico las expresiones, comunes en época posterior, que aluden a la separación de alma y cuerpo

La epigrafía funeraria y la idea de alma en Grecia Antigua (CEG 482; SEG 38:440