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

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AN EPIGRAPHICAL JOURNEY

T0YGI6PACAM6N0C
AYPKACIOCTPICTf
0YI6 PACATO

40 M Oj^pP G PACATO

Far. Zt'c/'.

The Bulletin reads TOYIG in bit

reads TPICIZ^ in fine.
" " does not indicate the defaced line,
reads .... MOY . . GPAC.

36.
37-
39-
40.

C.1

MHNICTPICOCAGIIGPAC
A M G N 0 C

AYPATTAAOCOCAG I KAHPONO WMMM.

M6NC1

AYPOCAGICATTAAOYNGOCIGPA C|f| '
5 f YNGI KAAACMH N IAOCKAAAYOYI6PACAT
|YPHATTAAOCN6 I KOAAOYIGPACA |\^fi
'fAYPHAIOCMHNIcATTAAOY ^ N Of

KAAAIKAGOYCIGPACAMGNOC
flAPKGAAOCNGOCIGPACAMGNOG

Var. Led.

3. The Bulletin reads M in fine, and does not indicate a break.

4. " " ends the line IGPAC......, and does give the

M6N0|| above the line.

5. The Bulletin reads A in init., and closes the line with IGP|§j.

6. " " reads A in init. and M|| in fine, failing to give the
GNO^ below the line.

9. The Bulletin reads A P KG A A OC in init.

1 Ligatures occur: line 5, HN; line 10, MHN. In line 7, the C between I and
A is very small. Lines 1 and 2 are on the moulding.