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Inscription on the base of an Honorary Statue on the Acropolis.
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J-tie Athenian People erects this Statue of Socrates, the Son of Socrates
of Tlwricus.
" The Sons of Athens, Socrates, from thee
Imbibed the lessons of the Muse divine;
Hence this thy meed of wisdom : prompt are we
To render grace for grace, our love for thine."
Wordsworth's Athens
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HEAE Q2 YION TH NEME
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Tliis inscription, found by Dr. Wordsworth at Rhamnus, records
the dedication by Herodes Atticus, who had a villa in the neigh-
bourhood, of a statue of one of his adopted children, Polydeucion,
to the goddess Nemesis.
Inscription on the base of an Honorary Statue on the Acropolis.
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J-tie Athenian People erects this Statue of Socrates, the Son of Socrates
of Tlwricus.
" The Sons of Athens, Socrates, from thee
Imbibed the lessons of the Muse divine;
Hence this thy meed of wisdom : prompt are we
To render grace for grace, our love for thine."
Wordsworth's Athens
*H<MEMA THE
BOYAHE
KAI TOY AHMOY TON
PAMNOYEinN HPOAHE BIBOYA
AION nOAYAEYKIONA innEA ANE0HKEN
EK TON IAION O 0PE*AE KAI <MA
HEAE Q2 YION TH NEME
EEIH MET AYTOY E0YEN EYME
NH KAI AIMNHETON TON
EAYTOY TPOMMON
Tliis inscription, found by Dr. Wordsworth at Rhamnus, records
the dedication by Herodes Atticus, who had a villa in the neigh-
bourhood, of a statue of one of his adopted children, Polydeucion,
to the goddess Nemesis.