(ie, 351/0). - The American School of Classical Studies at Athens

FINANCIAL DOCUMENTS FROM THE ATHENIAN AGORA 155
of the Phokaian gold in the line above, which might indeed have been preceded or
followed by some other entry of gold coin. Before we part from these tantalizingly
incomplete payments the possibility must not be overlooked that they may represent
transfers from the Treasurers of the Other Gods, rather than from the Treasurers
of Athena, since we find precisely Aiginetan and Corinthian staters and Phokaian
hektai in the single surviving inventory drawn up by the former board."
11I.G., I2, 310, lines 114-115, Corinthian staters; lines 110-111, Aiginetan staters; lines 105-
106, Phokaian hektai.
2 a (Plate 55). Part of a stele of Pentelic marble, complete above and on the right,
with smooth-dressed surfaces, found by a former workman in the wall of a modern
house at the corner of 68 o 'AAnOva' and 060s Bv'0'o-o- (ca. 200 m. north of Monasteraki)
on January 6, 1936.
Height, 0.245 m.; width, 0.188 m.; thickness, 0.085 m.
Height of letters, 0.006 m.
Inv. No. I 3298.
The inscription is cut in an almost square stoichedon pattern, in which 5 lines
measure 0.05 m. and 5 rows measure 0.048 m. The vertical fracture on the left side is
rough-picked, with bevelled edges (not original); the back is fairly smooth, but not
polished or inscribed. There is part of a bronze peg in the upper surface, near the
corner, which originally held another block in place above. And above line 1 there
is a blank space 0.038 m. in height.
a. 413/2-412/1 a. ITOIX. ca. 40(?)
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