Dedication
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source date: Perhaps second half of fifth century BC
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Morelli in [...], 225 (no image); [...] 103210. Cf. [...], p. 498.

Κρε̄τικός

Courète de Crète.

Cretan Curete.

Curete di Creta.

We retain dubiously Morelli's reading and interpretation as a misspelling of Κρητικός known for the Cretan Curete at IGCyr019600. However the ethnic alone would remain puzzling. Was the god's name cut on another face and now lost? This idea would be strengthened if we could check the lettering and suppose that the writer was a beginner in Ionian script, still using epsilon in the first syllable and confusing kappa and chi. We give arbitrarily a date on that assumption.

About the excavations in that part of the Sanctuary, see [...] and now also [...], pp. 129, 133.