Ancient Sinope, an historical account with a prosopographia sinopensis and an appendix of inscriptions (1906)
Robinson, David M · Baltimore, The Johns Hopkins Press · leaf 97
/u-]l δε ^είτωνΡείττάνη καθαροΐο Έαράττιδος., ένθα με βονΧ[^η^θηκε χ^αρισσαμενη αρετ-η πατρός., ον ττερί ττάντωντίμησαν βασιΧήες ^[τγ] €ΐ)[σ]€Γ/βία] βιότοιο,μα\ρτυρί τηστενσαντες [^ετηστασ^ίην Άμίσοιο. .. άτταιδείησι [?] 316 DAVID Μ. ROBINSON GRAVESTONES 49. In an Armenian village or farm {χωριό)… … ΜάηςΣαροάνΒουXalpe For Μάψ as a Sinopean name cf. I.G^. (C.I.A.)^ Ill, 2, 2910,Μ.ηνόφιΧα Maou Σίνώτησσα. Maes is a name which occurs inthe mother-toAvn Miletus (I.a. [O.I.A.}, Ill, 2, 2746) and onthe north side of the Pontus (cf. Latyschev, op. cit. I, no. 86;II, nos. 172, 427, 452; cf. also…
Inscriptions, Greek
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