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

INDICES TO INSCRIPTIONS.

833

una X''fPa> ^°- *^.

Up?} dyopi], No. 1, 1. 3.

apia, p. 790.

'lipoRu>iii)Ti]Q, No. 102, p. 801.

Ionic dialect, use of at Halicarnassus,

pp. 673-5.
Tonicisras in Cnidian inscriptions, pp.

714, 724.
Ivory, importation of from Alexandria

to Branchidae, No. 60, p. 776.

Julia Laodicrea, dedication by people
of, No. 11.

Kaio-ap i;f/3a<7-oc, No. 6, p. 697.

KaTaSea/ioi, p. 729.

KarnXoyi), No. 99, p. 796.

Klpo/iot,', No. 99.

K-AftOoc aywyrij No. 96 ; tto/i—?/, No. 97.

Ko, abbreviation for KoXinpyivgt pp.

790, 795.
KoXfopyei'ig, No. 102.
KopoXXou i/iuX?), No. 98.
Kwpa'Civg, No. 102.

Largess given at Lagina, Nos. 96, 97.

Leaden tablets, pp. 721-4.

Loan, how effected at Halicarnassus,

p. 692.
Lygdamis, tyrant of Halicarnassus, pp.

672, 673, 675.

utiv for uii', No. 45.
Melituia in Phthiotis, No. 76.
[uaOovvreg 7tt tpya, No. 3, 1. 2.
[ivtlfioi'tvio, No. 1, 1. 11, 13.
Movafia, usual in Greek gymnasia,
p. 748.

Nominative absolute, as in the heading
of decrees, p. 677.

Oaths, fee for administering, p. 682.
oIkos of Demeter and Persephone, No.

15 ; oikoc ruv StfSaarov, No. 101.
u^twirig, No. 29.
buodovXwv t?, No. 81, 1. 22, p. 730.
'OuoXwfa, No. 103, p. 802.
iilioo-TlyTjaaaij, No. 85.
opiaa, No. 1, 1. 44, p. 682.

■ica for Trapd, No. 81, 1. 20, p. 726.
■jravrn, used adverbially, No. 42, p. 757.
Panyasis, the epic poet, pp. 673, 675.
Trapiordwrai, No. SI, 1. 31, p. 731.
TIturivou'i, No. 30, p. 749.
7r£vri)K0<rr7;, No. 3, 1. 12.
TrtTroiKei for 7ri7rou)KEi, No. 91, 1. 14.
7rt7rpn/-iU'OC 7rap(i Ad/ia-pa, p. 726-8.
7rfpi7r(')Xioi' of the Temple of Hekate at

Lagina, No. 62, pp. 7S9, 798.
Pheneos in Arcadia, No. 29.

ii- 3 s

Troloai for 7roti)(7ai, No. SI, 1. 12.

jrovijpta, No. 87, 1. 6.

Tropoi, No. 3, p. 692.

YloatSiwv, month, No. 2, 1. 2.

—ovXvyoijrog, No. 54.

irpaOkvrtov, No. 3, 1. 17.

~na-))p Xi'9oc, p. 730.

-puiufroc, No. 3, 1. 20.

ffpoarorai viOTToXirai, No. 31, p. 750.

Psamtnetichos, inscription relating to,

p. 779.
Ptolenvy, king of Egypt, No. 2, 1. 9.

p. 6SS ; No. 3, 1. 4 ; No. 3 a.
Ptolemv, son of Ptolemy Auletes, No.

60, p. 776.
Public works, system of farming out,

No. 3, 1. 2, p. 693.
UvXwv at Bargylia, p. 802.

Rome, embassy to from Branchida.',
No. 60.

Salniacis, i.'«X/jnKirEwi>, No, 1, 1. 2, 13,

pp. 675-7.
St/3«<T7('j, apparently an empress, who

gave 1,000 denarii to the people

of Lagina, No. 77, p. 793.
a—ard\rj, No. 86.
Stater of Halicarnassus, No. 1, I. 38,

p. 684.
Statue, price of, p. 764 ; statue, golden,

No. 52.
Statues, iconic, earliest examples of,

pp. 7S5-7 ; pledged as public secu-
rities, No. 3, p. 692.
Stoa at Halicarnassus, dedicated to

Apollo and King Ptolemy, No. 3,

1. 4 ; No. 3 a.
Sylla, L. Cornelius, p. 796.

rapaog, No. 29, p. 748.
Ta9vS, No. 15, p. 714.
Teichioussa, No. 72, pp. 784, 785.
Tf/iEi>oup6c, No. 29, p. 748.
Temenos of Antigonos at Cnidus, No.

29.

-------------of Branchos, No. 61.

-------------of Rome and Augustus at

Halicarnassus, No. 6.
Temple of Demeter and Persephone,

Cnidus, No. 15 ; of an emperor,

No. 101, p. 799.
Temples dedicated in consequence of a

dream, No. 15.
Oe/it/T(toc, No. 99.
Theopompos, C. Jul., No. 78, pp. 712,

760, 761,771.
Gi'aaoc, contribution to, No. 41.
Thymele, No. 29, p. 747.

v—woTt), No. 77a, p. 710.