UNEDITED INSCRIPTIONS OF ASIA MINOR.

I. Pamphylia

The gateway on the east wall of Attaleia leading to Perga was built in the reign of Hadrian. It was closed by a Turkish wall, which was recently removed, and the beautiful work of the Roman gate disclosed. Several of the stones in the Turkish masonry bore inscriptions, which were copied by Sir C. Wilson. On one of the stones was the inscription, similar to that in Le Bas, 1360, Σεβαστην Σκβεΐναν Ίουλίκ Σκνκτα, and the tower on the left of the gateway was built by the same lady,Julia Sancta (C.I.G. no.4340h).When the Turkish wall was removed, the original dedication to the emperor Hadrian, in letters of bronze gilt, was quite perfect; but the letters soon disappeared except a few which were preserved by Sir C. Wilson. 1. On a stone in front of this gate : copied by Sir C. Wilson. IICLAVDIVSDRVS CAE SARAVCCEPM I