Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (2.1883-1884(1888))

in asia minor.

13

No. 10.

Gcira. Inscription on a large stone, circa 6 x 4^ feet.
Letters ornamentally cut, \% inches in height. Copied by
A. H. Smith.

0 R G M 0 S K A I H E'TT I K E-1 M
YTTOTIBEPIOYIOYAIOY
IOAIANO.Y X E I S H N § 0 P
R I A N 0 ? K A ! 0 Y ATT I A • K
5 AYTOYETEPOSAEOY
AYTHN ^-EANAETISETT
TQNENKHAEYO H^pS C
TdNAIATETATM V§M^ r

[•..,. Kal] 6 [j3]a>p.b<; Kal 17 e7Tt/fet/x[eVr/ avrco cropo?]

iKarecrK€vda6^aau ?] vtto Ti/3eptox; 'lovXtovi......]

[......] 'lovXiavov, ei? t)v croplbv KrjSevdrjaouTaL]

I auro? Kal OvaXe]piai>b<; Kal OvXnLa k[al ous at-
f3ovXr]0u>cTii>]

[auro?'-' /cai 17 Self a r) yvvrj''] avrov, erepos Se ov[Sei?

efei efoucrtav] ,
\ip9dxfjai Tivd aXXov ets] avrrjv iav Se tis eV[eto-/3ta^rai]

[...........]t(w eV/ojSevt^]^..........]

[...........]tcov 8iaT€Tayixe[va)P........]

From Ge'i'ra Messrs. Ramsay and Smith went around Baba Dagh
to the north, by way of Denizli, and I to the south. On this excur-
sion these gentlemen copied the following two inscriptions.