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SUPPLEMENT: GREEK INSCRIPTIONS.
EniAM*IAOXOY
b. The name of the month is now illegible.
Eponym.
99- AYTOKPA |TEYZ |YAKIN0IO2
Left hand, rectangular stamp; i%x%inch. Letters, l/& to %e inch high; in three lines.
Stamp impressed more than once, making the reading difficult. Perhaps the last letter is y, but s
is the apparent reading. If this is correct, the name of the Doric month is in the nominative.
Eponym, with name of Doric month.
ztaxyoj:
Right hand, rectangular stamp; i5^x)4 inch. Letters, ^ inch high; in one line, with
emblem, bunch of grapes (or ear of corn ?)
Owner's or maker's name.
100. [HrjHsinnoj;
Right hand, rectangular stamp: 1 yixi/s inch. Letters l/% inch high; in one line; begin-
ning destroyed by a disturbance of the clay before baking. Emblem, a dolphin and a pome-
granate.
Owner's or maker's name, in the nominative.
EnitlAASA ]rOPA IIIANAMOY
Left hand, rectangular stamp; same size. Letters y% inch high; in three lines.
Eponym, with name of Doric month.
101. Circular stamps, each with the conventional rose. Stamps 1]^ inch in extreme
diameter. Letters have their bases toward the centre, reading from within.
Eni EPM.....AMOY IIANAMOY
a. Letters Vie to /$ inch high. Stamp only partly impressed, and a gap in the inscrip-
tion. The space where the stamp is defective would have held about five letters, or possibly six;
but the clay evidently spread or stretched after the impression. A trace of a letter at the begin-
ning of the gap in the second word looks like 1, but it is uncertain. Instead of moy the true
reading may be noy, but the stroke needed to make an m of the n is there, whether by acci-
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SUPPLEMENT: GREEK INSCRIPTIONS.
EniAM*IAOXOY
b. The name of the month is now illegible.
Eponym.
99- AYTOKPA |TEYZ |YAKIN0IO2
Left hand, rectangular stamp; i%x%inch. Letters, l/& to %e inch high; in three lines.
Stamp impressed more than once, making the reading difficult. Perhaps the last letter is y, but s
is the apparent reading. If this is correct, the name of the Doric month is in the nominative.
Eponym, with name of Doric month.
ztaxyoj:
Right hand, rectangular stamp; i5^x)4 inch. Letters, ^ inch high; in one line, with
emblem, bunch of grapes (or ear of corn ?)
Owner's or maker's name.
100. [HrjHsinnoj;
Right hand, rectangular stamp: 1 yixi/s inch. Letters l/% inch high; in one line; begin-
ning destroyed by a disturbance of the clay before baking. Emblem, a dolphin and a pome-
granate.
Owner's or maker's name, in the nominative.
EnitlAASA ]rOPA IIIANAMOY
Left hand, rectangular stamp; same size. Letters y% inch high; in three lines.
Eponym, with name of Doric month.
101. Circular stamps, each with the conventional rose. Stamps 1]^ inch in extreme
diameter. Letters have their bases toward the centre, reading from within.
Eni EPM.....AMOY IIANAMOY
a. Letters Vie to /$ inch high. Stamp only partly impressed, and a gap in the inscrip-
tion. The space where the stamp is defective would have held about five letters, or possibly six;
but the clay evidently spread or stretched after the impression. A trace of a letter at the begin-
ning of the gap in the second word looks like 1, but it is uncertain. Instead of moy the true
reading may be noy, but the stroke needed to make an m of the n is there, whether by acci-
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