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

IN ASIA MINOR.

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July 24. Goksiin to Tasholuk, o h. 52 m. Tasholuk is the site
of an old town. The plain of Goksiin (Cocussus) is remarkable both
for its exuberant fertility and for its springs and rivers. Immense
springs, sufficient in themselves to form a respectable stream, rise on
every hand.

July 25. Tasholuk, via Deirmen Deresi, Kiredj Oghlu, and
Goksiin, to Yalak, 7 h. 32 m.

No. 287.

Deirmen Dcrcsi. Large quadrangular cippus. Height, 0.60
m.; width, 0.54 m. See my Preliminary Report, p. 19.
Copy.

6TFIN6P0VATPAIA
NOYKAICAPOCCG
BACTOYTePMANI
KOYAAKIKOYGT0
All eTTIKAPTTIUJ
* KATTITWNTIA

AGYCGKTLUNIAIUU
NAN60HKGN

'E7U Nepoua T^ai'a-
vov Koucrapos — c-
fiaaTov Ytpjxavi-
kov AaKLKov er(ovs) 6'

Alt 'FiTTLKapTTlO)

KaTTiTODV TiA.-
Xevi Ik tmv 18Lu-
is avedrjKev.

The name TiXAtk occurs in an inscription of Comana published
in the Bulletin de Conespondance Hellinique, 1883, P- 137, where it
is compared with TtAAi^opus, the brigand (Lucian, Alexandr. 2).