Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (3.1884-1885)

TO ASIA MINOR.

Below and on the right of niche and horse a panel has been chiselled
out on the face of the rock, and bears the following Greek inscription,
whose contents are stipulations and laws concerning games.

Loukianos was doubtless a victor in these games, and his statue
once stood in the niche, while his winning horse has been handed
down to our times in the high relief by the side of the niche.

No. 275.

Fassiller. . Panel on the living rock. Copy and impression.

TOYCTTANKPATIACTACEIAE
NAIMHTEA<t>HEIETOTTAC
C6INXPAC0AIMHT6TTA
AAICMACIAAAAOP0O
5 TTAIIAATUUNIZGCGAISs
70NATTA5N6IKHCANTA
KA IAA BONTATO06 MATTG
TTAYC0AIKAIMHGICGTGPON
ATUJNICMAAYGHMGPGIA

10 riUNIZeCGAIS

GANGYTYXHCHAOYAOC
NGIKHCAITOY0GMATOC
TOTGTAPT. ONXUUPG^INGIC
TOYCCYNATUUNICTACAY

15 T 0 Y %

TOYAYTOYAGCTTOTOYAYO
HKAITTAGIONACITTTTOYC
AYGHMGPGIMHArUUNIZGC
S0AIAAAA6NAS

Tou? TravKpaTLacrTas etSe-
vai /xrjTe a.<f>rj els to iracr-
cretv ^pacrdai p-rjTe ira-
\aLO-fLao~L aWa 6p6o-