Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Hrsg.]: A descriptive atlas of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York (Band 3) (New York, 1903)

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PLA TE CXLI. CONTINUED.

CXLII, Nos. 1053, 1054. All the characters can be seen on the accompanying plate, but the be-
ginning of the inscription is in the left edge of the left-hand picture. From Maroni, near the
ancient Marium. Characters % to l/2 inch high, in fine strokes, plain. Reading from right to left.

po. pa. ke. i.
u. e. te. i. we. za. (or xa.)
Reading doubtful, but has the appearance of a dedication to Bacchus.

Published from the original by Hall, ubi supra, X, p. 215; Plate VIII, No. 30, and XI,
p. 218.

7. On the votive gold armlets of King Etevander; from the treasure at Curium. Inscrip-
tion the same on each, but characters of one l/A inch high in a line four inches long; in the other,
the characters are y$ inch high in a line 3^ inches long. Read from left to right.

e. te. wa. to. ro. to. pa. po. pa. si. te. wo. se.

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" Of Etevandros the king of Paphos "
Published from the originals by D. Pierides, Trans. Soc. Bibl. Archaeol. Vol. V, Plate
C, No. 1 ; also by Schroeder, idem, Vol. VI, 134; Hall, ubi supra, Vol. XI, p. 216.
For full description and illustration of the armlets see Plate I, No. 1.