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Butler, Howard Crosby; Princeton University [Editor]
Syria: publications of the Princeton University Archaeological Expeditions to Syria in 1904 - 5 and 1909 (Div. 3, Sect. B; 1) — 1908

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2.09m. long, and 30cm. wide: it is broken at the right end through the right half
of the third disk, and at the bottom through the center of all the disks. Originally
the lintel must have been nearly 21/3 meters long. The disks and the inscription are
in relief, within a plain border. The inscription is in two parts, one on each side of
the central disk. The letters are about 8 cm. high.
4- E T Ο V E E 5 Lu 1 / i ' \ t ' λ 1 ' — λ - i
(disk) h (disk) (disk) T Ετους εγώ , tropicc.) Αυ(ουυαίου), επί του οεινος, πρ(εσ-
MAV ΕΠΙ
ΤΤ Ρ
+ In {the) year 895, month Audynaios, under -, presbyter. (January, 584 a.d.)


884. Panel of a chancel-rail, 597 a.d. (?) A part of a chancel-rail, or a
plate of a balustrade, lying in a pile of ruins, between Nos. 882 and 885. It is
broken crosswise through about the middle. The breadth across the top is 81 cm.,
the maximum height of the present fragment 45 cm. In the center is the upper half
of a large disk, in relief, 64 cm. in diameter over all. Within the disk are large leaves
in relief, like fig-leaves in appearance, but probably intended for leaves of a grape-
vine. The inscription is incised, rather rudely, on the border along the top of the
face, above the disk: this border is 11 cm. wide. The lower half of this block lies a
few feet farther to the north. Copy by Dr. Littmann.

Inscr. 884.


νΕτους ^(νος) Περ(ιτίου) ίε/, iv. ιεζ.
In the year 908 (?), month Peritios 1 yth, indiction 15 (?).
(February 597 a.d.)

885. Fragment of a stele (?). In a pile of blocks, in the western part of the
ruins. In a wall just above is No. 887. The present block is 79T/2 cm. long: its
height is 47T/2 cm. on the right side, and 37 on the left. It is broken at the top. The
letters, 5 to 5'/3 cm. high, are incised. Incised lines divide the lines of the inscription
from each other. About the three unbroken sides is a border, i'/3cm. wide, formed

by an incised line.
IHE
ΕΝ ΕΥΕΕΒΠΗΛΕ2ΕΙ
Γ E N Μ E N I Η M UJ N Δ E
EITnlNHTUVTTOAAZ
APO NTONENAOZLUT
A T Ο N K Ο V P A T P A +

.]ί7?σευ εΰσεβ. ΤΤ Η ΛΕΙΕ I γενομευί τυριών
ίεσποιΤρ, τω ΰπο Λάζαρον, τον ενό'οξώτατον κυρατορα. Τ

being our mistress, to
most glorious curator.

most pious,
him who is (?) under Lazaros, the

886. Lintel. A fragment of a lintel half buried in a field west of the ruins.
It is 1.45 m. long and about 75 cm. broad: it is broken at both ends. In the center
is a disk with a cross, in relief, 62 cm. in diameter. The inscription also is in relief,
near the top of the stone. The first four letters are, together, 45 cm. long, the next
three 38 cm.: they are 10 cm. high. Below the inscription are various ornamental
designs in relief.
[Τΐοΰ’τΟ (disk) ytxlal.
OYTO (disk) NIK 7-7- 7 λ
1 his {cross) conquers.
 
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