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… number of coins were overlooked and were thrown away.
448. See below pp.78-92. 449. DeC.Fales,Jr.,Kourion:The Amusment Area,The University Museum Bulletin, The University of Pennsylvania,Vol.XIV no.4(June,1950),plate VII,entitled,Entrance Inscription. 450. W.K.Prentice,Greek and Latin Inscriptions in Syria, Publications of the Princeton University Archaeological Expedition to Syria in 1904-1905,Division III,Section B,Northern Syria, Part 2,(Leyden,1909),pp.179 p.79,no.992. 451. F.J.Dölger, Zur Symbolik des altchristlichen Taufhauses in Antike und Christentum,Vol.IV,(1934),pp.153-87.
Handwritten: Vol. IV
452. H.Denzinger,Ritus Orientalium,Vol.I,(Würzburg,1863), p.210 and p.231. 453. Ibidem, p.288,p.295,p.301,p.308,p.315,p.326,cf.p.327 and p.328. 454. F.C.Conybeare,Rituale Armenorum,(Oxford,1905),pp.101- 108. [handwritten: 100-101] 455. G.P.Badger,The Nestorians and their Rituals,Vol.II, (London,1852),p.213. 456. In the Greek rite of baptism, I can find no direct mention of this crowning. However, there is,also, no direct mention of the baptized putting on their white clothes after being anointed and yet there is no doubt that those who had been baptized in the Greek rite did
Handwritten: Vol. III, Part 3, (Museum Series in Wayback, 1952)
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain