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

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ΑΤΤΙΚΑ.— FRAGMENTS OF DOUBTFUL REFERENCE.

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A plain stelb of white marble: height, 2 ft. 6 in.; breadth, nf in. From the Elgin Collection. Osann, Syll., p. 91 (who omits line 5);
C. I. 921. “Kumanudes omits it from his Collection.

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The style of the letters and the diction also seem
to stamp this as a forgery. It is intended for a

sepulchral monument.
common enough.

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