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196 HOMER A. THOMPSON and delivered to mighty Typhon, so that they may not be able to visit, write to, or talk to a certain Juliana, daughter of Marcia. The writer appears to have been in love with Juliana and afraid lest Pius or Leosthenes might win her from him. In the second tablet some other victim of Juliana's charms, perhaps Leosthenes or Pius, curses the fair Juliana herself because she does not requite his love, and curses also her lover Polynicus. Polynicus, therefore, may have been the writer of the first tablet. INSTITUTE FOR ADVANCED STUDY CORRIGENDUM HOMER A. THOMPSON In Hesperica, XVII, 1948, p. 142, line 1 of no. 3 for 'ovuav read E'6vO-Ev.
. .~~~~~~~6 S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~' . ; - J The Agora from the Acropolis, March, 1948. A = West End of Middle Stoa; B = Mycenaean Cemetery on North Slope of Areopagus; C = Area W H. A. THOMPSON: EXCAVATION OF ATHENIAN AGORA, 1947
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