An Account of Discoveries in Lycia: Being a Journal Kept During a Second ...

Fellows, Charles, Sir, 1799-1860

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II. 4, 14, and eK/cakea-aaOat, which can scarcely have had a different meaning, we find in several agonistic inscriptions, for instance in the following passage from Gruter, page 317^ 1^ f^v^€ eKKaT^aafieytx;, fjurjr krepov Kar efiov roX^aavro^ eKKaKeacurOat. Se^ut^, lines 7 and 8, seems to stand for the usual Ocfui, whence cuymvcf; Oefui- Tucoi. We read it in an inscription copied by Captain Beau- mont, at Sida in Pamphylia, km eTr^reXouvro? 0€/iiv Ua/it- v\caKT)v, See Walpole's Traveb, p. 552..., where a coin of Digitized by Google 374 APPENDIX A.
Aspendus in Pamphylia is quoted (Mionnet Descr. d. Med.
III. p. 449), with the inscription^ Be/iuSo^ to E. This serves to explain the reraprrf defu^ of line 7* To have a clearer idea of the various particulars connected with the honorary distinctions which were conferred at the an- cient gymnastic festivals, we may call to mind the regulations and foundations made for a similar purpose at our colleges and literary institutions.
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