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An Inscription from Karpasia in Cyprus

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 December 2013

T. B. Mitford  and
K. Nikolaou
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Mr. K. Nikolaou, a native of the κωμόπολις of Rizokárpaso in the north-eastern extremity of Cyprus and student of archaeology in the University of London, in a letter dated April 12th, 1956, reports the discovery of an interesting inscription. ‘The stone’, he writes, ‘was brought to my notice just before this last Christmas. I visited the place, about 200 m. south-west of the Church of Ag. Phílon, and having dug all round, I noticed the inscription on top. . . .’ This church, some two miles north of Rizokárpaso, marks the centre of the site of the ancient Karpasia. Of the inscription we offer together the following account, Mr. Nikolaou contributing photographs, squeeze, hand-copy and description of the stone.

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The Journal of Hellenic Studies , Volume 77 , Issue 2 , November 1957 , pp. 313 - 314
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Copyright © The Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies 1957

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References

1 These inscriptions are, respectively: IGR 994; 981; Opusc. Arch. vi, 1950, 72, no. 41Google Scholar.

2 Opusc. Arch. l.c. 74, note 7; 75, note 1.