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

IN ASIA MINOR. 255

Nos. 290-291.

Mchemct Bcikicui. In the
Report, 2

cemetery.
3, No. 20.

I M P C A E S
A R M A R C V|
|V L P H I U I P P V S
FELIXI NVICTVS
GETMARCVS

See my Preliminary
Copy.

10

B.

I LI P PVS N 0 B I LI SSI
|VSCAESARVIA|
IP 0 N T E S V E T Vm
p C 0 N L A P S A S Ri
STITVEN IPER

NMMEMMIVMH

€ T F U A

0 N S T A N

;N 0 B C

15

The uncial text contains the remnants of two inscriptions. Frag-
ment A, comprising lines 1-11 inclusive, is almost complete, the
cognomen and titles of the legate alone being wanting. Inscription B
[lines 12-15 inclusive], while much more fragmentary than A, still
contains sufficient data to make its restoration certain.

A.

Imp(erator) Caes-
ar Marcu[s
JJulius Philippus
[Pius] Felix Invictus
[AJugustus et Marcu[s]
[Jul(ius) PJhilippus nobilissi-
[m]us Caesar via[s]
[et] pontes vetu[s-]