DOI article:
Sterrett, John R. Sitlington: The Wolfe expedition to Asia Minor
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TO ASIA MINOR.
155
There are two other uninscribed milestones in this cemetery.
They evidently belonged to the Roman road between Lystra and
Isaura Nova.
No. 264.
Kavak. Epistyle block in the yard of the Djami. Copy.
Ti'ilSTIONlCERO • VETRLANO ■ EXMANDATIS
SC^CAFTRANIVSMARVS • ETLFLAVIVSVALENSVETRA
^TATTISFLAVI ■ F • VXOREISPERFCIFRMONOMFNT
T. [HJistio Nicero vetrano ex mandatis
S[ex.] Ca[e]tranius Marus [e]t [L.] F[l]avius Valens vetra[ni]
[e]t Attis Flavi f(ilia) uxor ei(u)s perf[ecerunt] monom[e]nt[um].
No. 265.
Kavak. Roman milliarium in court of a house. Copy.
I M P I C / IV L
Kavak is in the same valley as Khatiin Serai; between the two
places the land is now for the most part too wet for cultivation, and
serves as excellent pasture-land.
Giomse is situated at the northernmost corner of the plateau which
stretches northward from Dinorna to Kavak and Giomse.
During this day's excursion I went almost three hours south of
Khatiin Serai without striking the Tcharshembe Su; the villagers of
Utch Kilisse say that it is two and a half hours from that village to
the nearest point in the Tcharshembe Su. Consequently the course
of the river must be placed much farther south than has been the
case heretofore.
No. 266.
Giomse, one hour to the southeastward of Khatiin Serai.
In the bridge. Copy}
1 In line 2 (end), the symbol ~J is certain.
155
There are two other uninscribed milestones in this cemetery.
They evidently belonged to the Roman road between Lystra and
Isaura Nova.
No. 264.
Kavak. Epistyle block in the yard of the Djami. Copy.
Ti'ilSTIONlCERO • VETRLANO ■ EXMANDATIS
SC^CAFTRANIVSMARVS • ETLFLAVIVSVALENSVETRA
^TATTISFLAVI ■ F • VXOREISPERFCIFRMONOMFNT
T. [HJistio Nicero vetrano ex mandatis
S[ex.] Ca[e]tranius Marus [e]t [L.] F[l]avius Valens vetra[ni]
[e]t Attis Flavi f(ilia) uxor ei(u)s perf[ecerunt] monom[e]nt[um].
No. 265.
Kavak. Roman milliarium in court of a house. Copy.
I M P I C / IV L
Kavak is in the same valley as Khatiin Serai; between the two
places the land is now for the most part too wet for cultivation, and
serves as excellent pasture-land.
Giomse is situated at the northernmost corner of the plateau which
stretches northward from Dinorna to Kavak and Giomse.
During this day's excursion I went almost three hours south of
Khatiin Serai without striking the Tcharshembe Su; the villagers of
Utch Kilisse say that it is two and a half hours from that village to
the nearest point in the Tcharshembe Su. Consequently the course
of the river must be placed much farther south than has been the
case heretofore.
No. 266.
Giomse, one hour to the southeastward of Khatiin Serai.
In the bridge. Copy}
1 In line 2 (end), the symbol ~J is certain.