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

GREEK INSCRIPTIONS. 795

100; also C. I. No. 2737 b, 1.11; Bockh ad too. ; and
ibid. No. 3045,1. 20-1.) The names which, follow arc
those of the Prytanes and other magistrates. The
slgla which follow their respective names are pro-
bably abbreviations of the several tribes to which
they belong. (See Bockh, C. I. 2727 ; cf. ante, No.
62; and. post, No. 102.) Thus KO would stand for
Kr^iop-ysug, \£ for 'IspoxcofjLrqTrjg, (Seepost, No. 102.)
EO, 1. 8, j<0, 1. 10, and KZ, 1. 13, are not, however,
to be so explained. It is possible that the two first
may both have been misread for KO. Bockh, C. I.
No. 2728, changes KZ into KZ, supposing it to repre-
sent Kcopd^ug; but I find KZ in my transcript of
another inscription from Lagina not yet published.

1. 4. Alossos and the tribe of Korollos, are pro-
bably obscure places in the neighbourhood of
Lagina.

1. 8. Kati Xputraopog. mo()Ecriav apparently has been
omitted after xa.6'. The latter part of this line
has been cut out, and the letters MIAHPOYTOY
APTEMIAI2POY inserted in smaller characters.

1. 13. Ta.[xisvovrog [too osha. In the transcript
TAMIEYnNQAPZYOY; but, as the construction
requires a genitive here, this reading is not likely
to be correct.

No. 99.

.....AINOMOIZKAIE0IZM . • -

inonnZXPHNTAIOZATE
AEMOYENEKENONPPOZBAZ

• AYTAnANTAKYPIAHZIN

• OEMHZZONKEPAMONXnPIA

• POAEnNHNAEYKIOZKOPN.. .
APETHZKATAAOrHZTEE.....