^{page 340 note 1} In my last paper I numbered all the inscriptions consecutively; it has since appeared more convenient to follow Cockerellľs system of numbering, though inconsistent. When the two systems overlap, I have added a C, to avoid confusion in references.

^{page 342 note 1} In the above list the word ‘unpublished’ must not be pressed. But I have taken reasonable precautions against mistakes on this point by a careful search in Boeckh's Corpus, Le Bas and Waddington, and such periodicals as the Ἀθηναὼον, Bulletin de Correspondence Hellénique, Mittheilungen des deutschen Instituts zu Athen, &c. The numbers marked with an asterisk are reproduced below.

^{page 343 note 1} [These two additional lines are inscribed on a passage of the theatre at Hierapolis (C.I.G. 3906). ΑΡΧΗΓΕΤΗΣ is the true reading.—Ed.]

^{page 344 note 1} [The reading of Pococke in the last two lines περιόδὼ κβ′, which Franz discredits in C.I.G., is confirmed by Cockerellľs copy. It denotes the twenty-second periodic celebration of the Trajaneia, which were certainly penteteric. They were founded in honour or in memory of Trajan, and the twenty-second celebration was about 195–220 A.D.—Ed.]