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the first, troaue, may fairly be taken for the 

 adjective of Troas, the Lycian name of Tlos. 

 It seems probable that in treya we have a de- 

 rivative from the numeral three, and that Mereue 

 describes himself as a citizen of the three towns 

 of Tlos, Pinota and Oua ; but we do not find any 

 names in the geographers answering to the last 

 two. 



The tomb is made urppe prineze, for his ser- 

 vant ; but, instead of the servant's name, we have 

 a description that he is a native or citizen of 

 Gerige. This last name is so near the town 

 alluded to at p. 195, as Gereja, that we may per- 

 haps doubt the accuracy of Sir C. Fellows's copy 

 of the last word of the inscription. 



No. 11. Near Armootlee (near Limy r a). 



gitlapwne : prinafate : perekleu : mauenaza : epitewazau 

 tedeeme 



The word mauenaza does not occur again, but, 

 as it follows the genitive Perekleu, we may con- 

 jecture that it is the title of an office in the 

 town of Perecle filled by the party named. The 

 inscription will then be, " Gitlapune, a magis- 

 trate of Perekle, son of Epitewaza. made this." 



