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APPENDIX I.
INSCRIPTIONS OF THE SIBLIAN COUNTRY AND SANAOS.
75- (R- 1891). Duman. <£>Xa/3is 1.vp.<popo[s] eiroii]a-a to jw?)/xe[i]oi> rfj
yvvaiKi pov [ V\ovipelvrj' Iss 0 kcu civtos TiOijaopai, e^oVTcov e^ovalav p.01 Kat
tG>v Teicvcov' el be tls erepos ewtrrjSetfaei, dijo-ei Is ro rap-elov (br]v.) (p'.
76. (R. 1891). Duman. Tiros Kapopios TtVou vlbs Kvplvq Map[v[a> r<u]
air[e\ev6ep(p. It is quite uncertain how much is lost at the end; and the
restoration is therefore uncertain. The Roman name Camurius is not
common ; a Roman would be more likely to come to this remote place, if
it were an imperial estate (see § 8). Romans of the tribe Quirina also
at Eumeneia and Apameia.
77- (R- 1891). Duman. Avp. AovXos lepei/s ey yiv[ovs 'ApTepi]bos eavrui
Kat yvvaiid kol e[yyovois 1 a]vrov fivCas yapiv' el be (Vis erejpos e-nirrjbevai,
6-qn-L Is [top Kalaapos <f>C<rii\ov (br]v..). The restoration of the conclusion is
uncertain ; ro rap.elov is too short. \Sapdin]bos is also possible in place of
['ApTep.i]bos.
78. (R. 1891). Boz-Eyuk. Published BCH 1893 p. 346 by MM. Le-
grand and Chamonard with slight differences (I read ovbe avyyevrjs ovbe
e£coTiKos). Epitaph by Aur. Papias Quintus, son of Papias, the son of
Tyrannos, the son of Moitas, to his father and relatives. A fine for
violation is payable Is eUova Kalaapos. The form -nkeov for irXrqv occurs.
79. (R. 1883). Sungurlu. <£>ap.i.\\ia M • • pov A • peXXCov 'AttikQ.
The letters are coarsely and irregularly engraved on a small marble
cippus. This seems to mark the grave of a school of gladiators, which
may have been kept here to furnish games at Eumeneia and Apameia;
see inscr. 9.
80. (R. 1883). Sungurlu. [Uo]aeibS>vLS Teipodeov Ebp.evevs eavrui (oiv
Kat Trj yvvaiK.1 \p\o\v\ Xpvaoyovr] Kal YIoaeibiovl(a rw iko [p]ov nal ry yvvainl
avrov Kat eKyoVu KareaaKevaaa tov[to to fi}pw[ov]' pera be ripas ep.[/3ef3\rja9ai
INSCRIPTIONS OF THE SIBLIAN COUNTRY AND SANAOS.
75- (R- 1891). Duman. <£>Xa/3is 1.vp.<popo[s] eiroii]a-a to jw?)/xe[i]oi> rfj
yvvaiKi pov [ V\ovipelvrj' Iss 0 kcu civtos TiOijaopai, e^oVTcov e^ovalav p.01 Kat
tG>v Teicvcov' el be tls erepos ewtrrjSetfaei, dijo-ei Is ro rap-elov (br]v.) (p'.
76. (R. 1891). Duman. Tiros Kapopios TtVou vlbs Kvplvq Map[v[a> r<u]
air[e\ev6ep(p. It is quite uncertain how much is lost at the end; and the
restoration is therefore uncertain. The Roman name Camurius is not
common ; a Roman would be more likely to come to this remote place, if
it were an imperial estate (see § 8). Romans of the tribe Quirina also
at Eumeneia and Apameia.
77- (R- 1891). Duman. Avp. AovXos lepei/s ey yiv[ovs 'ApTepi]bos eavrui
Kat yvvaiid kol e[yyovois 1 a]vrov fivCas yapiv' el be (Vis erejpos e-nirrjbevai,
6-qn-L Is [top Kalaapos <f>C<rii\ov (br]v..). The restoration of the conclusion is
uncertain ; ro rap.elov is too short. \Sapdin]bos is also possible in place of
['ApTep.i]bos.
78. (R. 1891). Boz-Eyuk. Published BCH 1893 p. 346 by MM. Le-
grand and Chamonard with slight differences (I read ovbe avyyevrjs ovbe
e£coTiKos). Epitaph by Aur. Papias Quintus, son of Papias, the son of
Tyrannos, the son of Moitas, to his father and relatives. A fine for
violation is payable Is eUova Kalaapos. The form -nkeov for irXrqv occurs.
79. (R. 1883). Sungurlu. <£>ap.i.\\ia M • • pov A • peXXCov 'AttikQ.
The letters are coarsely and irregularly engraved on a small marble
cippus. This seems to mark the grave of a school of gladiators, which
may have been kept here to furnish games at Eumeneia and Apameia;
see inscr. 9.
80. (R. 1883). Sungurlu. [Uo]aeibS>vLS Teipodeov Ebp.evevs eavrui (oiv
Kat Trj yvvaiK.1 \p\o\v\ Xpvaoyovr] Kal YIoaeibiovl(a rw iko [p]ov nal ry yvvainl
avrov Kat eKyoVu KareaaKevaaa tov[to to fi}pw[ov]' pera be ripas ep.[/3ef3\rja9ai