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

444

the wolfe expedition

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2[a]/3[e]is Netou Za/3aSos ©atjaaro? kcu

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Hr)\o-ovpov Aipdvov tov Brjkcrovpov tov

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[0]ov tov iTTLKaXov/juevov Ba\, et? re iavT[ov]<; kcu
[tJous eKyovovs fjir/vl aoLvSiKW kt\.

No. 644.

Palmyra. Fragment of epistyle belonging to the demolislied
mausole?im. It is near the last. Copy.

Line of Palmyrene inscription.

a i r xv>,„-,

W/} CANAAAOYAANHCKAIAAAICi"

^piT T ONOICGTOYCTeTAPTOYe
Line of Palmyrene inscription.

[To fjivrj/xelov tovto wKoBofJirjlcrav 'ASSovSgu^? /cat
'Acacri

[eaurot? kolI viols kclI vUjvol? koX e\yyovois eVovs
TeTapTov i£ . . . .

The era is almost certainly not that of the Seleucides (312 b.c.),
but that of Diocletian (284 a.d.), which would assign the inscription
the year 288 a.d.