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copy has been followed in all but the name 

 Ddawawsa ; the repetition of the syllable wa 

 is not in the former copy, nor in the next line, 

 where the name occurs again, and is evidently 

 an error. 



The expressions of this inscription resemble 

 those of the preceding, No. 13. Some words 

 have been translated, but the rest must be left 

 in doubt. The two names Tramele and Troas, 

 in the latter part, deserve attention. The first 

 is the ancient name of the Lycian people, given 

 by the Greeks as Tremilce or Termilce ; the other 

 is the town of Tlos. [See Appendix to Fellows's 

 " Lycia," p. 465.] 



No. 15. At Antiphellus. 



This agrees very closely with No. 13, but is 

 so imperfect, that little is to be learnt from it, 

 as without a better copy we can hardly rely upon 

 its accuracy, for which reason it is passed over. 

 It is the tomb of Edamagzza the son of Ouereye, 

 and the Lycian has no connection whatever with 

 the Latin epitaph above it, placed by Claudia 

 Regeria Herminia to the memory of her sister. 



