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

IN ASIA MINOR.

129

No. 101.

Yalowadj. In the wall of the Djami inside the town nearest
the barracks. C.I.L. III. 295 ; Le Bas-Waddington, Voyage
Archeologique, III. 1S18; Hcnzen, Inscr. Lat. Sel. Col-
lectio, 6157, from a copy of Hamilton. Copy and im-
pression}

C • A L B V C I 0 C • r
SER-FIRMOAED
TiVIR.QVIPECVNI
Ar-VIDESMNAVITPEr
5 TESTAMENTVMAI?

CERTAMENGYMNICVIi
Q V OmA N N I C I E N
DVMDIEBVS FESTIS
L V N A E

10 D D

C(aio) Albucio, C(aii) f(ilio),
Ser(gia), Firmo, aed(ili),
duumvir(o), qui pecuni-
a[m] des[t]i[n]avit pe[r]
5 testamentum a[d]
certamen gymnicu[m]
quo[t]anni[s fjacien-
dum diebus festis
lunae.

10 D(ecreto) D(ecurionum).

In line 4 the stone, my copy and impression do not bear out
Hamilton's DESIGNAVIT. Following the DES are four vertical
strokes, between the last two of which the stone has been battered,
but still the diagonal bar of an N is reasonably certain. It is not

1 In line 6, MNI are in ligature.