Butler, Howard Crosby; Princeton University [Editor]: Syria: publications of the Princeton University Archaeological Expeditions to Syria in 1904 - 5 and 1909 (Div. 3, Sect. A ; 3) (1913)

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Νοτερος Ινου ετ(ών) κς-L
ί. e. Nuthair., (soil) of Pn.
For Νοτερος see no. 287.
341. Stele. Used as a corbel in the same room. The stone is the northern-
most inscribed corbel in the south row. Height from the wall to the top of the slab
41 cm.; width 30 cm. The face is well finished. The letters are shallow. Height of
letters 61/2-8 cm.
Ραουαος Hou ε’τ(ών) . .
i. e. Rawah^ (son) ofzIn.
On Ραουαος see no. 276.

342. Stele. Used as a corbel in the same room. The stone is south of no. 341
and in the same row. Height from the wall to the top of the slab 43 cm.; width 34 cm.
The face is fairly well finished. Height of letters 6—8 cm.

ΑΘίχνς Astavou ετ(ών) f.
i. e. Atzk. (son) of Haiyan.
The name ΑΘιχος is new in Greek inscriptions. Αειανης occurs also in J.A. vm
(1896), p. 328. The form Αιανης is found in P.E.F. 1895, p. 135, no. 60 and in
R.B. x (1901), p. 574, no. 16 = M.N.D.P-V. 1898, p. 82 = P.A. n, p. 248 c.

343. Stele. Used as a corbel in the same room. The stone is south of no. 342
and in the same row. Height from the wall to the top of the slab 67 cm.; width 31 cm.
The face is well finished. Height of letters 4-81? cm.
Matwp Βασσου ββ των πρωτων, 'ζ'όσας ’ίνη p.f.
The interpretation of this inscription has been discussed in no. 284.

344. Stele. Used as a corbel in the same room. The stone is south of no. 343
and in the same row. Height from the wall to the top of the slab 43 cm.; width 27 cm.
The face is well finished. Height of letters 5-7 cm.

See nos. 343 and 284.

Βασσος Μαίωρ ββ τών π[ρώτων.


inscr. 345.
Scale 1 : 20.

Ί UH?
ΟΛΑ
θ H
IAAO
Δ Ο Y

Inscr. 346.
Scale 1 : 20.

ΛΛ Of
APoc
CaM
L9°Y


Inscr. 347.
Scale 1 : 20.


C A A
c e 0
(H A
Inscr. 348.
Scale 1 : 20.

N? LUN
XAM /
oycpA
TIOT H
cm
HKYPN
a Ke

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Inscr. 349.
Scale 1 : 20.