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

IN ASIA MINOR. 333

WWMh siakaioahmoskai ^'W^.
HIP 0ny50ntexnitaietimi-;
WWM.^ ttoaaqnionahmhtpioy
WMBP nttpoanateaentathssy

wmm 0 a 0y a p x1e p cmmmrn

. [ipylacria. koX 6 S^os Kal [oi]
[iTepi? A\l6vvo-ov -e^vlrai ert/x[^-]
[crav] 'AttoXXcoulop Arjp.r]TpLov
[to]v Trpoai>ay[pa]<])evTa? 7775 cru-
[t-oSouJ apj(i€p[4a\.

The restoration of lines 1-2 is merely tentative. For 5; ipyao-La
rS>v (3a<l>ta)v, see Bulletin de Correspondance Hellcnique, 1886, p. 519.
For rj a-vvTtxvia rmv \ivv<f>u>v, see Papers of American School at
Athens, I. p. 97. The guilds seem to have been well organized at
Tralleis.

No. 388.

Tralleis. Forwarded to me in October, 1886, by M. Mich.
Pappa Konstantinou. " On a block of marble in the house
of the blacksmith Salih, in the street Tchatal Tcheshme."
The left side is broken away.1

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1 In line 11 NH are in ligature.