New Inscriptions from the Kabalis
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https://doi.org/10.36991/PHILIA.202212Abstract
In this article eight new inscriptions from the Kabalis region are published on the basis of the documentation preserved in Vienna (ÖAI, ÖAW). The funerary inscriptions (texts nos. 1–5, 7–8) shed light on local onomastics, inscription no. 6 is a dedication to the Theoi Hosioi, attested until now only in Phrygia.
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