Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (4.1885-1886)

204 ON GREEK VERSIFICATION IN INSCRIPTION'S.

xv (= CIA. nr., I, n. 373100).

..........ovvtropiwvos

..........$l\aiv fie 4noill<TCVi

XVI (=CIA. IV., 1, n. 373104; cp. p. 131).
.....avtdr)Kev .... 1 wcudl a.Tr(a)pxvl/-

The new fascicle of the CIA. contains a number of new archaic epigrams hitherto
unknow n to me. I wish they had appeared in time to be used in my work; but
these, and two or three others which have recently been printed in other publica-
tions, must be reserved for a supplementary article, for which the next few years
will doubtless bring ample material. Meanwhile I note one or two things.
Another trochaic caesura of the fourth foot is seen in CIA. IV. n. 373231, p. 131:
TeXeirTras ayaAfi avedT)iiei>. Another maltreated proper name in AiVx^JJt avedriKev,
n. 37321'2. Omitted v movable in the chief caesura (compare pp. 106 and 158) in an
old Thessalian dedication, Mittheilungen XI, p. 450; 'Apyeia fi avedrine inhp
iraidbs to'5' crya^ua.

1 observe at the last moment a case of hiatus, ro?6v vu iira.aa.TO, CXXXir,

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which was inadvertently omitted in its proper place on page 106.