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Preface
Contents
The Theatre of Thoricus
On Greek versification in inscriptions
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GREEK VERSIFICATION IN INSCRIPTIONS.
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Greek poets in certain small details, and to Greek pronunciation.
39
ON GREEK VERSIFICATION IN INSCRIPTIONS.
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stand the stonecutter. Now the Greek stonecutter was a very dread-
55
on greek
The Athenian Pnyx
Notes on Attic vocalism
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ON GREEK VERSIFICATION IN INSCRIPTIONS. l6$
Kaibel.
Elsewhere Published.
Place.
Age.
Metre.
Nr.
Verses.
Kum. 2777. Completer
Bruckner, Ornament u.
Form d. Att. Grabslelen,
p. 47.
Att.
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3 Nr. 94 is of Roman period, according to the copy in the IBM, and falls out.
4 On the reading of the second verse see p. 12S, note. That the Phoenician
merchant, who set up the monument, himself composed this epigram, is a very
improbable supposition, nor are its peculiarities of language barbarisms, least of
all outtji, on which see G. Meyer, Griech. Grariim? p. 396.
Kaibel.
Elsewhere Published.
Place.
Age.
Metre.
Nr.
Verses.
Kum. 2777. Completer
Bruckner, Ornament u.
Form d. Att. Grabslelen,
p. 47.
Att.
iv-ii '
el.
'4
84
Kum. 3491.
tt
tt
el.
4
84 a RM-
Bull. Corr. II. p. 417.
a
iii
el. irr.
3
8S
Kum. 3500.
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iv-ii
el.
6
86
CIG. 3648. Kum. 2767.
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iv
el.
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Kum. 3153. Cp. Henverden,
Mnem. x, p. 387.
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hex.
4
88
Kum. 24S6.
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4.4
89
" 1651.
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iv
el. irr.
4
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1841, p. 55.
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el.
2
92
Arch. Zt. 1S56, p. 141.
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2
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CIG. 2322 b, 42.
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2
Kekule, Theseion, n. 35S.
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a\\a n6au> re abrTjs troxppoaiv[riv r' (tpiKei].
avrl 5e arjs I'ldr/s, Aiovutr'ia, ?;Xi/aas te
TtfySe rdtpov Koafie? abs tt6(tis 'AvTi(p[i\os].
2 'Hpii\[ci' iparyv TrpoKi]-7rova' ViByv [ttoVk!s Te]
[*a(5p]ou airotpBifx^fvr} ficyapa n \p')\nrou(ra p.t[Tttrxev]
[/rotfjou a.votKTi(TTt}[s Xlep(Tetp6]vT]s 8a\ap.ov.
3 Nr. 94 is of Roman period, according to the copy in the IBM, and falls out.
4 On the reading of the second verse see p. 12S, note. That the Phoenician
merchant, who set up the monument, himself composed this epigram, is a very
improbable supposition, nor are its peculiarities of language barbarisms, least of
all outtji, on which see G. Meyer, Griech. Grariim? p. 396.