Salaminia (Cyprus) : the history, treasures, & antiquities of Salamis in the island of Cyprus (1882)
Cesnola, Alexander Palma di, 1837-, Birch, Samuel, 1813-1885 · London : Trübner and Co. · leaf 160
finds that thefragmentary condition of this inscription makes a trans-lation impossible. The syllables he would read in thismanner:— Transactions oj the Society of Biblical Archaeology, vol. v. Part i. STONE ANTIQUITIES. 89 o . 1 . na . o . .si . na . pa (?) [or to] ne.mi . ta . 0 . . . .. mi . e .… … Fig. 83. Cypriote Inscription. Stone. twelve inches in heiglit. On it (fig. 83) are three linesof Cypriote characters. The third character in line 1 has been erased oi- tam-pered with. The inscription is, however, in other respectswell cut. The reading :— se . ra . pa . ku . mo . ti mi . emo . ta .…
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