Kvashilava, Gia, 2010. On Reading Pictorial Signs of the Phaistos Disk and Related Scripts (2). Rosette (in Georgian and English)

”... Listened to the son of Hélios and Antiope – Aeëtes, [he]
to found the town of his name in Colchis”.
Stephen of Byzantium writes in his Ethnica (Meinekius
1849, 36, 18-20; Kaukhchishvili 1936, III, 274; Urushadze
1964, 230, 496 13 ; Lordkipanidze 1986, 30; 1989, 213):
”Aeëtes is derived from [Aea], like Asia – Asiátes [= Asian],
so Aea – Aeátes and Aeëtes [= Aean]”.
Also Eustathius of Thessalonica (Eustathius 1825, 321,
1614, 19-20; Kaukhchishvili 1970, VIII, 2; Urushadze 1964,
183; Lordkipanidze 1986, 32) writes:
”The old [writers] tell that the hero Aeëtes took his name
from Aea”.
”The king‟s name Aeëtes (Greek = + ) is a
derived form. As generally known, the Greek suffix - - means
‟to have origin from‟. E.g., – a town, [Holstenius,
Berkelius 1885, 353, 10-11] – a citizen,
[a town of
victory] – [Holstenius, Berkelius 1885, 315, 11-
13] – from Nicóplis, [Chaonia] – [Holstenius,
Berkelius 1885, 459, 22-32; 460, 1-2] – Chaonian origin. In the
same way the name Aeëtes means Aean (‟from Aea‟, ‟a citizen
of Aea‟), it follows that the name of the country was Aea”
(Kaukhchishvili 1964, 13; comp.: Lordkipanidze 1986, 32; Gordeziani
1999, 101).
Also, according to H. M. Hoenigswald (Gamkrelidze, Ivanov
II, 908 1 ; Tsymburskij 2005, 312, 312 3 ), the toponym
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