Zeus : a study in ancient religion . lap/xevLojpos, /xtjuos^ApTefiLatQuos SeKaTTji, | Kpipoju JlapfjLeviiovos O/JLoXievs 6 lepevs tov Atos tov ). Cp. Inscr. Gr. sept. iii. 2 no. 1128, i ff. Avp. TeL/jLaaideos \ Kei/rai^pios 6 tep[e]tSry AKpaiip At[t]. (2) On the Pindos range between Thessaly and Epeiros there was a sanctuary of ZeusA/cpaios (Liv. 38. 2 templum lovis Acraei), whose figure seated on a rock or throneappears on coins of Gomphoi or Philippopolis {supra i. 124 figs. 90—92). (3) At Trapezous in Arkadia, beneath Mt Lykaion, sacrifices were offered to ZeusA/cpatos (Nikol.
Zeus : a study in ancient religion . lap/xevLojpos, /xtjuos^ApTefiLatQuos SeKaTTji, | Kpipoju JlapfjLeviiovos O/JLoXievs 6 lepevs tov Atos tov ). Cp. Inscr. Gr. sept. iii. 2 no. 1128, i ff. Avp. TeL/jLaaideos \ Kei/rai^pios 6 tep[e]tSry AKpaiip At[t]. (2) On the Pindos range between Thessaly and Epeiros there was a sanctuary of ZeusA/cpaios (Liv. 38. 2 templum lovis Acraei), whose figure seated on a rock or throneappears on coins of Gomphoi or Philippopolis {supra i. 124 figs. 90—92). (3) At Trapezous in Arkadia, beneath Mt Lykaion, sacrifices were offered to ZeusA/cpatos (Nikol. Damask, frag. 39 {Frag. hist. Gr. iii. 377 Muller) raxu 5e /cat toi)s vlels{sc. Kpea(p6vTov) ijdeXop {sc. ol ^yxwptot dTro/creiJ/at), oOs totc 6 fxrjTpoiraTcap {sc. KijxpeXos)dfia rrj dvyarpl Kvovarj Oveiu fx^XXuv Att A/cpatt^ ets TpaTre^oOfra ^eTeirefxyparo). (4) At Praisos in eastern Crete, where there was a temple of Zeus At/cratos {supra ), the god seems to have borne the second appellative A/cpatos. He appears on silver. Fig. 806. coins of the town {supra i. 660 n. 3) enthroned with sceptre and eagle and accompaniedby the title AKPAI02 (first correctly deciphered by C. T. Seltman) : fig. 806 is from a 872 Appendix B specimen in my collection. Since the coins in question go back to a date c. 400 , thisis the earliest known example of AKPAIOS as a numismatic legend. (5) At Halikarnassos Aphrodite, who shared a temple with Hermes on high groundbeside the spring Salmakis (Vitr. 2. 8. 11), probably bore the title A/cpaia, since theHalicarnassians are known to have built a temple of Aphrodite A/cpata beneath theakropolis of their mother-city Troizen (Paus. 2. 32. 6). Zeus too was worshipped at Hali-karnassos under the same title (Lebas—Waddington Asie Mineure no. 501 Aioi/i^crtos | AttAKpaiwL evxviv})- T. Bergk Exercitationum criticarum specimen FZMarburgi 1850 p. vi{ = id. Klemephilologische Schriften ed. R. Peppmiiller Halle a. S. 1886 ii. 297), K. Keilin Philolo
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