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THRACE AND ASIA MINOR.
ΔΙΙΒΡΟΝΤΝΝΊΊ
ΑΓΗΣίλΑΟΣΚΑ
ΤΑΕΠΙΤΑΓΙ-ΙΝ
Δά Βροντώντι.
Αγησίλαος κα·
τα έπιταγην.
several (see Ramsay in Journ. Hell.Stud, iii, p. 123 f.;
v, p. 258 f.). Ramsay considers him an old Phrygian
god, whose worship was introduced into Rome in
Imperial times (C. I. L. vi. 432). Inscriptions to
Zeus Bronton are collected by Cumont in Pauly-
Wissowa, s. v. Bronton. To these should be added
a series published by A. Koerte in Ath. Mitt, xxv,
p. 416 ff., as the result of his journeys in Phrygia.
Among these we find one beneath a bust of Zeus
which reads: ώγαθρ τύχη ’ Δι[ϊ\ Βροντώντι. ΛΕφ??] I
[’έ]στησ(ν κατα KcXcujjatPj τον 6eov (loc. cit. p. 416). On
this inscription we have the crescent, bearing out his
combined chthonic and celestial character. Cf. an
inscription θ<ωις καταχθόνιό ις καί Διι Βροντώντι (Ramsay,
loc. cit. p. 124). The expression κατα επιταγήν occurs
on some of the inscriptions read by Koerte (loc. cit.
p. 418). Cf. also Ath. Mitt, xix, p. 311.
MXLVI.
ASIA MINOR.
1046. Base of white marble, moulded above and belo\v. Above are sinkings corresponding to the feet of a statue. Ht. 4 ft. 8 in. ;
width 2 ft. fin.; depth 1 ft. 10 in. The inscription is mentioned by Arundell, Discoveries in Asia Minor, ii, p. 293, who gives the
first six lines of it. ‘We visited the Greek school at Menimen. ... In the corner of the school are several marbles with inscriptions,
one of which on a square pedestal commenced thus . . . ’; C. I. G. 3526 (after Arundell’s copy) ; C. I. G. 6883.
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THRACE AND ASIA MINOR.
ΔΙΙΒΡΟΝΤΝΝΊΊ
ΑΓΗΣίλΑΟΣΚΑ
ΤΑΕΠΙΤΑΓΙ-ΙΝ
Δά Βροντώντι.
Αγησίλαος κα·
τα έπιταγην.
several (see Ramsay in Journ. Hell.Stud, iii, p. 123 f.;
v, p. 258 f.). Ramsay considers him an old Phrygian
god, whose worship was introduced into Rome in
Imperial times (C. I. L. vi. 432). Inscriptions to
Zeus Bronton are collected by Cumont in Pauly-
Wissowa, s. v. Bronton. To these should be added
a series published by A. Koerte in Ath. Mitt, xxv,
p. 416 ff., as the result of his journeys in Phrygia.
Among these we find one beneath a bust of Zeus
which reads: ώγαθρ τύχη ’ Δι[ϊ\ Βροντώντι. ΛΕφ??] I
[’έ]στησ(ν κατα KcXcujjatPj τον 6eov (loc. cit. p. 416). On
this inscription we have the crescent, bearing out his
combined chthonic and celestial character. Cf. an
inscription θ<ωις καταχθόνιό ις καί Διι Βροντώντι (Ramsay,
loc. cit. p. 124). The expression κατα επιταγήν occurs
on some of the inscriptions read by Koerte (loc. cit.
p. 418). Cf. also Ath. Mitt, xix, p. 311.
MXLVI.
ASIA MINOR.
1046. Base of white marble, moulded above and belo\v. Above are sinkings corresponding to the feet of a statue. Ht. 4 ft. 8 in. ;
width 2 ft. fin.; depth 1 ft. 10 in. The inscription is mentioned by Arundell, Discoveries in Asia Minor, ii, p. 293, who gives the
first six lines of it. ‘We visited the Greek school at Menimen. ... In the corner of the school are several marbles with inscriptions,
one of which on a square pedestal commenced thus . . . ’; C. I. G. 3526 (after Arundell’s copy) ; C. I. G. 6883.
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