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

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AN EPIGRAPHICAL JOURNEY

No. 332.

Yarpuz. Stele with immense cross in the Armenian
church. Copy.

toTACALOPG ACTOY 0~Y TT A 0 Y C I A C
AG5AMGNOCKTONTTOAYMOXOON
BIONPAOTGPONTTAPAAPAMUiJN:GN
0AAeKATAKIMei<t>IAArPIOCeiCTHN
5 TO Y 0 I KG I 0 YTT P OCT A TO Y K A TA * Y TUJ N
ANTIAH^INf

'O ras Swyoea? tov d(eo)v TrXovcrLas
Se£a/Aefo9 »c(e) tov iroXvpo^dov
f3Cov paorepov napaSpapwv iv-
0a.Se KaraKLpeL <In\aypt,os ei? ttjv
tov OLKeiov irpocrTCLTOv KaTacfrvycbv
avTLkrjipLV.

KaraKi/xcL Stands for KaTaKei/iai.

No. 333.

Yarpuz. On a sarcophagus in the court of the Armenian
church. A large cross divides the inscription in two. On
either side of the upright bar of the cross is represented a
peafowl. Copy.

LU6BAAB6CGTA
OCTTPGCBYCTePOC
AZAAANTOCGNOA
EKATAKITG

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Line 4.

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