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Λυσανίας ἐκ τ ἀργυ‒  ←ροκοπίο φυσετὲςκαὶ αὐτὸς καὶ ἑ γυνὲ κ̣αὶτὰ χρέματα καὶ hό τι ἐργά‒ζεται καὶ τὰ ῥέματακαὶ χ̣ρες καὶ πόδε[ς] κα[ὶ ν]ς,κεφαλὲ Ο̣Ι̣ΝΑΝ?ΕΜΥ̣[Ρ]ΡΙΝΕTΕΣΜΙ̣Ε̣ΡΑΣ. vacat
Lysanias aus der Silber-schmiede, der Blasebalgtreter,er selbst und die Frau unddas Geld und was er ar-beitet und die Redenund Hände und Füße und Verstand,Kopf; Oinanthe T.d. Myrrhine,der verfluchten (?).
Lysanias the blasterfrom the mint,both himself and his wife andtheir goods and whatever hedoes and his words,and hands and feet and mind,head; Oinanthe of Myrrhine (?),the accursed one (?).

Inscriptiones Atticae Euclidis anno posteriores, ed. tertia. Pars VIII: Miscellanea. Fasc. 1: Defixiones Atticae. Edid. Jaime Curbera. – XIII, 431 S., XXV Tab.