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

IN ASIA MINOR.

169

No. 161.

Kara Aglia. Quadrangular cippus in the wall of the
Djami. Copy and impression.1

AYPMNHCI0GOC
GPAAOrGNOYC
THIAIATYN6KI
AOYAATAYKY
TATHMNHMHC
XA PI NS

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'Ep/jLoyevovs
rrj ISlo. yvveicl
AouSa y\vKV-
Tarrj /j.vrjfj.rj<s

No. 162.

Tchctmc. In the wall of the Djami. Panel with mouldings
on all sides, and a circular festoon below the inscription.
The top moulding has been hewn away. It probably con-
tained the beginning of the inscription. Immediately beneath
the top moulding is the following inscription. Copy.

THCHANIAOCCAY
THKAITGIMOAAUJ
YIUUMNHMHC
X A P I N

In line 1, NHL are in ligature. The sigmas vary as indicated.