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Appendix H

avTr/s 68ov dpa pev ttporrep^rai els tov Heipaia tov Trarepa tov epov (plXov ovra eavTco,
dpa 8e 6vo~avTa to. iepa eaTiaaac eicelvov, lb. l8 ineidrj yap e8e8eiTTVT]Keo-av, olov eluos,
6 pev 8va>v Ail Ktijo~ico naKelvov VTro8e)(6pevos, 6 8 eKTrXelv re peXXcov ko.1 nap' dv8pl
eralpu) avTov 8enrva>v, k.t.X., cp. for the domestic celebration Isai. or. 8. 16 ko.\ rus
enpTcis fjyopev Trap' eneivov irdcras' tu> All re 6vu>v rco Kt^ctico, rvepl f]v pdXio~T enelvos
dvalav eo~Trov8a£e Kal ovTe 8ovXovs Tr pocrjyev ovre eXevdepovs ddveiovs, dXX' avTos 6V
eavrov ttclvt eVot'ei, Tavrrjs r/peis eKoivutvovp,ev kol ra iepa avve^eipovpyovpev Kal
o~vv err erl6epev Kal TaXXa avverroiovpev, Kal rfv^ero fjp.iv vyieiav 8i86vai Kal KTr/aiv
dyadrjv, uyaTrep elubs ovra TraTnrov) and Phlyeis (Paus. I. 31. 4 &Xvevo~i 8e...vabs 8e
eTepos e^et ficopoiis AfjptjTpos \\vTja18copas < Kal ins. Siebelis > Aios KTijo~iov Kal
TidpcovrjS (Siebelis cj. TpiTccvrjs) 'ABrjvas Kal Koprjs Upcoroyovr/s nai Sepvcov dvopa^o-
pevcov deaiv), at Thespiai {supra p. 1061), at Epidauros (P. Cavvadias Fouilles
(PEpidaure Athenes 1893 i. 56 no. 121= Inscr. Gr. Pelop. i no. 1288 a limestone
slab inscribed Ati | Krqa-tau \ Kpdrav. \ p/), at Kdrien between Mt Pangaion and
the sea (P. Perdrizet in the Bull. Corr. Hell. 1894 xviii. 441 ff. no. 1 = Michel
Recueil dyInscr. gr. no. 774= Dittenberger Syll. inscr. Gr.'1 no. 576 a white marble
boundary-stone inscribed in lettering of c. 400 B.C. Aios 'Epxe|t'o Uarpan\o • »cal
Ai6|s Kttio-Io), in the Kyklades Syros (F. Hiller von Gaertringen in Inscr. Gr. ins.
v. 1 no. 670 an altar from Psarriand inscribed in late lettering Aios | Kttjo-Iov),
Thera (F. Hiller von Gaertringen in Inscr. Gr. ins. iii Suppl. no. 1361 fig. = my

fig. 917 a small altar or eo-\>dpa of volcanic stone inscribed Zevs Ktt](<tios)),
Anaphe (Corp. inscr. Gr. ii no. 2477, 17 [Aids?] tov Ktt)o-iov, which is corrected
ib. p. 1091 to [o]7ret 6 [j3a>]/xds tov Ktt]o-[ov ko.1 to go[dvi\ov and in Collitz—Bechtel
Gr. Dial.-Inschr. iii. 1. 201 ff. no. 3430, 12 to [oJn-eZ 6 [iutpbs tov Ktt]o-lov <al to
i^odviov = F. Hiller von Gaertringen in the Inscr. Gr. ins. iii no. 248, 13 = Michel
Recueil d'Inscr. gr. no. 853, 12 = Dittenberger Syll. inscr. Gr? no. 555, 13 = J. v.
Prott and L. Ziehen Leges Graecorum sacrae ii no. 122, 13. This inscription,
which can be dated c. 100 B.C., tells how one Timotheos, anxious to erect a
temple of Aphrodite, was bidden by an oracle to do so in the precinct of Apollon
Asgeldtas : the building-operations necessitated the temporary removal of an
altar of Ktesios and an adjacent statuette. It is not certain that the statuette
belonged to Ktesios, still less that it represented him. L. Ziehen even denies
that Ktesios was originally Zeus Ktesios. In this, however, he is over-sceptical,
though no doubt Ktesios was a title applicable to other deities besides Zeus (see
O. Hofer in Roscher Lex. Myth. ii. 1578 f.)), at Panamara in Karia (G. Deschamps
—-G. Cousin ' Inscriptions du temple de Zeus Panamaros ' in the Bull. Corr. Hell.
1888 xii. 269 f. no. 54, 7 ff. a stele dedicated by Kleoboulos and Strateia to a
series of deities Kal rots evoiKi8iois 6eols Aiji Krrjcrlco koI Tv^tj Kal | 'Ao~KXrjTn5>), at
Teos in Ionia (Corp. inscr. Gr. ii no. 3074 on an altar or base of s. ii B.C. Atos
KTrjcriov, I Aids KarreTaXlov, | 'Patprjs, j 'Ayadov 8aipovos = Michel Recueil dInscr.