Epitaph
created: Transcription from previous editors (CDL).
source date: Third to second centuries BC
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[...], n. 23, fig. 16, whence [...] 5878; [...] 231,3; [...], p. 10; [...], p. 31; [...] 009700.

Νεῦσσις

Νεῦσσις[^a1]

[^a1: Νεῦσσις | Νευσσίς]

Neussis.

Neussis.

Neussis.

نيوسيس.

The name should be read as a masculine with recessive accent Νεῦσσις. Contra Robinson (with explanation in the addenda and corrigenda) and [...], p. 126, who thought it to be a women's name. Whereas masculine names are commonly built with a suffix -ι- in Cyrenaica, feminine names in -ίδ- are quite unknown before the end of the Hellenistic period. And this is the more so that Νεῦσσος is usual in the region.