Ancient Sinope, an historical account with a prosopographia sinopensis and an appendix of inscriptions (1906)
Robinson, David M · Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press · leaf 92
58; Hommaire de Hell,op. cit. IV, p. 347, j)l. XI, 4 ; Le Bas et Waddington, op. cit.Ill, no. 1812. Large stone, 0.86 m. wide, 1.50 m. high, and0.85 m. thick, now built into a square tower of the northwall. Letters, 0.04 m. high. Three Christian crosses at thetop of the inscription. 1 Cf. Dessau,… … I add a reproduction from a photograph to show clearly theforms of the letters and the division of the verses. It shouldbe noted that the pentameter begins further in than the hex-ameter, and that the second half of each verse has a somewhatdeeper indentation than the beginnings of the…
Inscriptions, Greek
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