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

IN ASIA MINOR.

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Maximums, the younger, which was afterwards erased. The resti-
tute res of Diocletian-Maximian utilized the space thus made vacant
for their own purposes, inserting INVICTO, etc.
Inscription A originally read as follows :

Imp(erator)
Caesar C. Jul(ius)
Verus Maximinufs]
[Pius Felix Aug(ustus)
trib(uniciae) pot(estatis) (V?)]
et [C. Jul(ius) Verus Maximums]
nobilissimus Caesar
vias et pontes vetu-
[sjtate conlabsas res-
titueru[njt per [Licinium
Serenianum] leg(atum)
Augi ustorum) pr(o) pr(aetore).
Pfia'

Compare Nos. 293, 309.

For a restoration of the fragmentary inscription B, which is con-
tained in the lines 4-7 inclusive, compare Nos. 270, 288, 301, 318,
323> 324, 327-

Nos. 274-275.

Gb'ksun. Milliarium iti the southern cemetery. See my
Preliminary Report, p. 22, No. 16. Copy.

IMPCAESAR

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