. Light from the ancient East; the New Testament illustrated by recently discovered texts of the Graeco-Roman world. Wilamowitz-Moellendorff with other allied texts anda commentary, this inscription, designed to introducethe Asian calendar, has already been appreciated byAdolf Hamack* and Paul Wendland* as of greatimportance in the history of the sacred languageof Asia Minor. Harnack translated the most im-portant parts into German.^ H. Winnefeld kindlyobtained for me a photograph of lines 1-60, fromwhich, with the consent of the Directors of theRoyal Museums, our Figures 59 and 60 havebeen ma

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. Light from the ancient East; the New Testament illustrated by recently discovered texts of the Graeco-Roman world. Wilamowitz-Moellendorff with other allied texts anda commentary, this inscription, designed to introducethe Asian calendar, has already been appreciated byAdolf Hamack* and Paul Wendland* as of greatimportance in the history of the sacred languageof Asia Minor. Harnack translated the most im-portant parts into German.^ H. Winnefeld kindlyobtained for me a photograph of lines 1-60, fromwhich, with the consent of the Directors of theRoyal Museums, our Figures 59 and 60 havebeen made, their size being less than one-quarter ofthe original. As far as I know these are the first See Magie, p. 64. rages 349, 351 above. Athenlsohe Mitteilungen, 24 (1899) p. 275 ff. • Als die Zeit erfuUet war, Die Christliohe Welt, 13 (1899) No. 51; nowin his JReden wnd AufsaUe, I, p. 301 ff. Zeitschrift fiir die neutestamentliohe WissensohaEt, 5 (1904) p. 335 ff. « The Greek text is now most easily accessible in Dittenberger, OrientisGraeci Imorydimusi Selectae, No. 458, and Xnsohriften von Priene, No.

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