Papers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens (5.1886-1890)

DISCOVERIES AT ANTHEDOX EST 1889.

INSCRIPTIONS FROM ANTHEDON.

Some of the following inscriptions were brought to light in the
course of the excavations carried on at AnthccTon in March 1889. A
few others were found above ground by Mr. Rolfe and Mr. Buck among
the graves of the neighborhood. A good number of others had been
unearthed by peasants in their illicit digging for graves, and had been
taken to their houses in the neighboring village of Loukisi. These
last were collected by Mr. Koromantzos, the government overseer of
the excavations, and were deposited in the church-lot at Eoukisi. The
others, unless the contrary be specified below, Avere taken to the same
place.

Except in the case of No. V and of two or three trifling details else-
where, Mr. Buck has the sole credit and responsibility for the text of
these inscriptions, so far as contained on the stones, as well as for the
measurements. The notes on dialect are also exclusively his.

By a "new name," below, we mean a name not to be found in the
dictionary of Pape-Benseler or in the indexes to Collitz' Sammlung
dergriech. Dialekt-Inschriftcn, Bd. I and n(I), the Corpus Inscriptionum
Graecarum, the Corpus Inscriptionum Atticarum I, III, the Inscription es
GraecaeAntiquissimae, the Bulletin de Correspondance HelUnique 1877-
1886, and the Mittheilungen des deuUchen archaologischen Instituts zu
Athen, Bd. i-x.

LIST OF RECRUITS.

I.—Gable-top stele of poros, broken off at the right and below, the
first two lines only of the inscription being complete. Height of frag-
ment, 0.415 m.; width, 0.355 m.; height of letters, 0.13 m.

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