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

INSCRIPTIONS FROM ANTHEDON. 223

LIX.—Fragment of poros tombstone with gable in relief. Height,
0.30 m.; width, 0.24 m.; height of letters, 0.0225 m.

Q N

LX.—Fragment of poros with cornice. Height, 0.34 m.; width,
width, 0.20 m.; height of letters, 0.04 m.

SKA

LXI.—Fragment of poros slab. Height, 0.32 m.; width, 0.18 m.;
height of letters, 0.04 m.

I I K h
MAP
X A

LXII.—Small poros fragment. Height, 0.38 m.; width, 0.18 m.;
height of letters, 0.03 m.

BILINGUAL INSCRIPTIONS.

LXIII.—Marble slab, now used as threshold for the entrance to
the church lot at Loukisi. Length, 1.01 m.; width, 0.21 m.; height
of letters, 0.04 m.

MaARELUVSaQaFaPOM M(arcus) Arellius Q(uinti) F(ilius)

Pom(ptina)

MAPKOSAPEAAIOSKOINTOY Map/cos ApeXXto? Kolvtov
YIOSnQMENTINA vtb<s TLofievTLva

On the form UcofievTLva, see Mojhisen in Ephemeris Epigmplrica,
iv, 221.

LXIV.—Marble slab, in same position as preceding. Length,
1.01 m.; width, 0.21 m.; height of letters, 0.04 m.

QaARELLIVSaMaLaXSENO
\OINTOSAPEAAIOSMAPKOY
1 ENflN

Q(uintus) Arellius M(arci) L(ibertus) Xseno
K]oti>To? ApeXXto? M.dpKov (a-7re\ev0epo<;)

There is a similar omission of aireXevOepos in the inscription pub-
lished in the Bull, de con: hellen., i, 284-5.

C. D. Buck,
F. B. Taebell.