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

INSCRIPTIONS FROM ANTHEDON.

217

A new name. A Eunanthus occurs in Mommsen's Inscriptiones
Regni Neapolitan!, No. 7177.

XVI. —Poros tombstone with gable top. Height, 0.73 m.; width,
0.31 m.; height of letters, 0.03 m.

roYPPis novppk

This name is found also at Tanagra (Collitz, 1080).

XVII. —Poros slab. Height, 0.38 m.; width, 0.39 m.; height of
letters, 0.045 m.

toyppixos UovPPiXo^

XVIII. —Slab of very coarse poros. Height, 0.38 m.; width,
0.39 m.; height of letters, 0.03 (O)-0.07 (y).

IQ r y p 0 § ZwTrupo?

Zw7TLipo? occurs in an inscription of Thespiai (Collitz, 814),
which shows a mixture of Boiotian and Attic dialects; Tianrvplva
occurs at Tanagra (Collitz, 1106, 1107, 1108). The genuine and
usual Boiotian forms are 7iu>irovpo<$, Zunrovpa, Zanrovpiva, etc.

XIX. —Poros slab. Height, 0.70 m.; width, 0.42 m.; height of
letters, 0.045 m.

lENNfl Sevvd)

There was no regular gemination of liquids in Boiotian as in
Lesbian, but the doubling of any consonant in the abbreviated forms
°f proper names is frequent (of. Fick, Die griechischen Personen-
namen, lix ff.; Meistee, i, p. 266).

XX. —Poros tombstone with gable top. Height, 0.72 m.; width,
0.48 m.; height of letters, 0.03-0.05 m.

This name occurs also once at Tanagra (Collitz, 1065).

XXI. —Poros tombstone with gable top. Height, 0.69 m.; width,
0.33 m.; height of letters, 0.03 m.

a i a y m m E i Ai$vfj,/j,ei

The short forms of proper names in -et?=Attic -179 are especially
prone to drop the nominative sign 9 in Boiotian (cf. Meistee, i, p.
272; Blass, Rheinisehes Museum, 1881, pp. 604 ff.).

XXII. —Tombstone of poros. Height, 0.54 m.; width, 0.30 m.;
height of letters, 0.035 m.

BIGN BiW