Waldstein, Charles: The Argive Heraeum (Band 2): Terra-cotta figurines, terra-cotta reliefs, vases, vase fragments, bronzes, engraved stones, gems and ivories, coins, Egyptian or Graeco-Egyptian objects (Boston [u.a.], 1905)

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339

reading could be adojited, viz., 3 IF1- i. e. Hc/>[as.
At certain times and in a certain light this seems
almost plausible. In any case some word like 6WruA.tos
is probably to be supplied with KaXos, and the inscrip-
tion will have nothing to do with the KaAos-inscrip-
tions on vases.1

SILVER PIN IN BRITISH MUSEUM, SAID TO
BE FROM NEAR THE HERAEUM.

Plate CXXXVII. For description, see after No.
490, p. 223, and for inscription, Insc. Argot. (I. G.
IV.), No. 508, and cf. No. 2239 above.

Cf. Rolfe, * An Inscribed Kotylos from Boeotia,' Harvard Studies in Class. Philol. II. pp. 89 ff.

pis. vni. -
Between;
1 rivet. Cf.

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celv legible to^r

KOTOS'1

3 strokes,
and dou:
a. but if;



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