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

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AN EPI GRAPHICAL JOURNEY

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MATirETPAMMENO

OYTTEPIOPIS MOY5
OMENflNAEKATH'N
AIYMASTTOEIN7IAN
TTOAAQN IA I ? Y N T 0
BA5IAIKONAEKATHNT
M I 5 TO K A E I TQ I ? T P A'TH
POrETPAMMENQNK

[BacrtXeu? 6 Setva tt)l fiovXrji, kcu twl Still-]

(t)L ^aipeiv. 'Apicrre'a \........dX-\

[X]o iyeypd[(f)}eiTe vnelp.....iv toil ypdp-\

\_p\ari yeypappevoLS [........'Av-~\

[rtd]^ou TrepiopLcrpoix;...........

5 [o]p.€va>v heKOLTrjv a............

Si' vpa.<; iroeiv Trdvr[a........'A-]

ttoXXojvi at crvv rot?...........

fBacrikiKov SeKarrju tgj[.......@e-]

LLMTTOKXeL TGH ctt parqylwL ...."...]
10 . . yeypappevwv kcl[........., . . .J

Like No. 4 this inscription is a fragment of a letter of Antiochus
(? see No. 4, lines 3-4), king of Syria, in regard to the people of
Hiera Korae and the sanctuary of Apollo.

No. 383.

Tralleis. Forwarded to me in October, 1886, by M. Mick.
Pappa Konstantinou. " Quadrangular block near the house
of Ibrahim Aga." See Bulletin de Correspondance Hel-
lenique, 1887,/. 218.1

1 Ligatures occur in line 4, MH; line 7, HN; line 12, NH.