Newton, Charles T. [Editor]; Pullan, Richard P. [Editor]: A history of discoveries at Halicarnassus, Cnidus and Branchidae (Band 2, Teil 2) (London, 1863)

706 APPENDIX XO. III.

NWN are rudely cut, and so nearly obliterated that
I failed to observe them till the facsimile had been
completed.

No. GA, Plate XCVI.

MeXcivOjou rou ArifiYirplov rov
MsXavOlov la-pov to [IVTJfia.
EUSeic, w (ptXuTEKve MiXavOie, kcu fiaOuv vttvov

ivdtig, larpiov <7> TroXuTTEiporarE.
uX\'"Aicag Z,woiaiv ivavriog, og rov apioyu[y
vowojv tic ptpviriov ovk \(pv\a^tv am}.

Eic louror. (5)

Tuv tex"'' Xfijui/iavra MeXui'Oiov tjjrijpa

Xwo)[i> . . . . ] g Kpv—-ii Trplopvv akvwoTaTov.

On a pedestal of blue marble 2' square and 2' 8"
high. On the top a socket for a term. Published by
II. Bergk, in Gerhard's Denkmaeler, Porschungen,
&c. 1859, p. 55*. This was found a little to the
south of the spot marked " Ancient Terrace" in
the Plan, Plate I., and is now in the British
Museum. The inscription is to the memory of
Melanthios, a physician, son of Demetrios and
grandson of Melanthios. The name Melanthios
occurs in No. 12c, ante.

In the last line, after p^ov, M. Bergk supplies
xoXTroig; but there does not seem room for more
than five letters.