Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge [Eng.] The University Press · leaf 235
e wrongly inserts /cat) AcppodiTrit Ovpaviai, deois iirrjKooLS, \ AafxiovArjfii^Tplov A(TKa\o)uLTr]s, \ aojdeis avb ireiparuiv, \ evxw and in smaller lettering ov deixLTOv5^ irpoadyeiv \ atyeiov, vIkov, /3oos drjXeias. Zeus Ourios^ ikmenos^ Eudnemos^ Boreios 153 To Zeus Ourios and Astarte Palais… … Fig. 65. The associates of Zeus Otirios are two goddesses, who in functionmust have borne a rough resemblance to each other, AstartePalaistine and Aphrodite Ourania. The former appears for thefirst time in this inscription : she was perhaps the patron-deity of theport (lamneia? loppe?) to which…
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