Newton, Charles Thomas [Editor]; British Museum [Editor]: The collection of ancient Greek inscriptions in the British Museum (1): Attika (Oxford: Clarendon, 1874)

CHAPTER IX.

FRAGMENTS OF DOUBTFUL REFERENCE.

CXXXIV.

Fragment of white marble; the inscription within a wreath, the right half of which is broken away: height, 8-J in.; breadth, 3 J in.
From the Elgin Collection. Osann, Syll., p. 225, with facsimile. Tab. i. No. 4; C. I. ro49 b.
A
ΚλΑ
λΛΟ
AMC
5 ©El
λη
Line 2. Possibly /<λα[υ&ο$·.

cxxxv.

Fragment of a slab of white marble, broken on all sides except the left: height, 6| in,; breadth, 3| in. From the Temple Collection.
Unedited. A label fastened on the back of the inscription tells us that it came from the Parthenon.

ΡυυΜλ
λλΝΝ
3Ι€λθί
5 KAru.
πείΝ
THC
Νλτ
I

Each line, except line 1, is perfect on the left.
This may possibly be a fragment of an imperial
letter to Athens. Line 1. r]ay (?). Line 2.

' Ρωμα[ίονί. Line 3. enei]8av μ\ίν (?)... Line 4.
(?). Line 5. κάγώ.

S S 2