Cesnola, Luigi Palma di [Editor]: 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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Plate CXLIII.

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AHMHTPISAIAABPANIOEYaM
ENOSAIIEAnKH

OAIAZASALAABPANIOEYgA
MENOSAnEASJKEN

These two inscriptions are from the ruins of a temple near Fasuli, each on the base of a
statue, of which only the feet remain. The temple, as shown by the inscriptions, was erected to
Zeus Labranios, a cult introduced from Asia Minor. For a full account of these interesting in-
scriptions reference should be made to an article by Isaac H. Hall, in Proceedings of the American
Oriental Society, for October, 1883. The Zeus was the Zeus Stratios of Mylasa, in Caria, who
had an ancient temple in Labranda. Letters 1 to 2%. inches high.

" Demetris vowed and paid [it] to Zeus Labranios."

" Oliasas vowed and paid [it] to Zeus Labranios."

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nONTOYKAIBEI0YNIASAN0YnATON

KYHPOYAIAnPONOHTOYAIONYSIOY

TOYTPY-MNOETOYKPATHTOE

APXONTOS

From Curium. On a large marble block. See Cesnola's Cyprus, No. 33 of Greek inscrip-
tions. Letters 1 to ij^ inch high. The first part of the inscription is defective. In the first line here
present, only a part of the letters are legible; those in brackets being supplied as seems required.

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