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

TO ASIA MINOR.

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if Published by Professor Mommsen in Bruns, Fontes Juris Romani,
p. 150, fifth edition (1886). Published also by Professor Mommsen,
in Hermes XXII. p. 321.

Professor Mommsen thinks this important document may possibly
be ascribed to the time of Diocletian, judging from the letters; see
his remarks in Hermes, loc. cit.

Yatzii Vera.11. Quadrangular cippus in the wall of the Djami.
See Ephemeris Epigraphica, 1884, p. 581, No. 1354. Copy.

Yaztii Veran. Roman milliarium in the corner of the street,
diagonally opposite the inscribed Dibek Tasini. The stone
once held two inscriptions, both of which have been almost
totally defaced. Copy.

No. 559.

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