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672 APPENDIX XO. III.

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OKTW KCll StKtt \jlX\\vb)V, OpHOV tlvOl T-

<[> vzfiojiivty \j]ny yyv fj ra oik-- ('-;>)

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aprtpovi; 06 Etvai y\_ng k"]ai oikiiov o'itivm;

rort si^oy ore ['A<ro]Aci>riS»ie kcii [lava- (•'$<))

/juiK' f/ii,»|ju'i[i'Eu]ov, fi ju») vartpo-

v airtiripaaa[y?' rbv'] vopov rovrov

t)V rig 6(\>j \_(jvy~\ \tat ?) jjyMwfjra-

[(] \li;fj)OV WGTE ju[)/ S~\lv<U TOV VO/iO-

v rovrov, ra E<Ji<[~a] avrov irnrpi'ioOw, ('■'>•>)

k<a Till—oAA&jv[('(>)] tlvai hpa, ki;\ a-

vrov (ptvytv «[/jo] " jjv St jui) i) nu[r-

m otio Stica \_<Tra]ri]p(i>v, avrov [tt-

tirpiiaOai I— [i tsaj-yaiyj; icai /ii/[8-

a]/(ti kuOoSov [tii/]cu tic'AAik-apv- (10)

i/crcrJi', 'A\lKa[pvrf\<T<Tt(i)v St riuc a-

vprravTwv r[<i> oiifi]'^ tAEvOspov tl-

vcu og av ruvra [vajpapalvy, koto-

irep ra opicia tYa[i;fv] Ka\ log yiyparrr-

ai iv no 'A7roAA[wi'i']M liriKuAiv p . . ? (45)

On a slab of white marble built into the walls
of a house in the Greek quarter at Budrum. It
has been cut in half: the two halves now form the
jambs of a window. The portions marked a and b
in the Plate are facsimiles from an impression in
paper; the remainder from my transcript. It has
been already pointed out, ante, p. 21, that the
names of Lygdamis, Panyasis, and the people of
Salmacis, occur in this inscription. The occurrence
of these names, and the general purport of the
inscription, lead me to suppose that the Lygdamis
mentioned here is the tyrant by whom Herodotus