Name (?)
created: Transcription from editor.
source date: Perhaps third or second century BC
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], n. 12 (fig. 26), whence [...], 66.2330; [...] 134400.

Ἱππ[...]

Hipp[...].

Hipp[...].

Hipp[...].

For the reading, E. Rosamilia notes that the first iota is much distant from the following letters. However the reading seems sure and the most probable interpretation is that of a personal name beginning with Ἱππ(ο)-. If so, as personal names on the altars are not usually abbreviated, this induces to think that a part of the altar is lost at right, allowing for a complete name.

E. Rosamilia discusses the possibility that this would be the mention copied by Pacho in 1825 in the same area (IGCyr107350). However the latter's description «gravé en lettres de plusieurs pouces sur la paroi du mur de roche qui forme un des côtés de la route» does not match the reality of this altar and Rosamilia duly drops the idea.