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7.The Swedish Cyprus Expedition III (Stockholm 1937) 562. Prof. E.Sjöqvist kindly called my attention to this reference.
8.Dr. Vessberg has supplied the following details: "The height of the whole piece is 32 cm. The upper shaft tablet: Diam. 34 cm. Height 3.5 cm. Upper diam. of the shaft 29.5 cm., lower diam 31.0 cm. The grooves were 20-21 in number, are 2.6-2.8 cm. wide and 1.0 cm. deep. The ridges between the grooves are 0.6 cm. wide. The material is a rather dark grey-blue marble." A downward flare of the fragment, only barely perceptible in the photograph, supports Dr. Vessberg's designation of the worked end as an "upper shaft tablet". Otherwise one might be tempted to regard it as a base.
9.The Swedish Cyprus Expedition III,570.
10.Of course, no positive relation between this fragment and the basilica has been established but one might be expected. It is to be hoped that the researches of A.H.S.Megaw on this building will throw more light on the matter. There is a brief note on the basilica in UPMB VII No.2 (1938) 3-4.
11.For an illustration, cf. DACL 1595; cf. ibid 1589; cf. also U. Monneret de Villard "The Temple of the Imperial Cult at Luxor" Archaeologia 95 (1953) 103.
12.Antioch on the Orontes III ed. by R.Stillwell (Princeton 1941) 164 and Pl.39.
13.DACL 1595 (fig)
14.V.Chapot, La Colonne Torse et la Décor en Hélice dans l'Art Antique (Paris 1907) 130.
15.JHS 12 (1891) 115.
16.By permission of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus. Length of the three main fragments is given as 1.45 m.; diameter of all fragments as .49 m.
17.D.Hogarth, Devia Cyprla (London 1889) Plate opposite p.45.
65 figures hard to readstruck struck outadded written in above” jug ditto, and what it repeatsword reading not certain