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XV. Observations on the same Inscription. By Dr. Adee, in a letter to the Rev. Dr. Milles

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  24 July 2012

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I have paid attention to the inscription which you submitted to me. I am sorry I cannot assent to the explanations which other learned gentlemen have offered; neither am I well satisfied with my own. Inscriptions in general, Greek ones particularly, are accompanied with great embarrassments, owing to their shortness, the ignorance of carvers, and the inaccuracy of transcribers and publishers. Few copies are fac similes.

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Copyright © The Society of Antiquaries of London 1809

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page 98 note * Dr. Stukeley (Hist. of Carausius, II. 160) reads it, Marcus Esorast, son of Acherm, dedicates this altar to Astarte. R. G.