Landowner · Dealer

K. Karemphylaki

fl. 1904–1908 · Cyprus

Cypriot landowner and dealer, active 1904–1908. Dealt at Larnaca. Sold to Allison Vincent Armour.

Life and work

  1. 1908
    A. W. Van Buren copied inscription no. 30, on a columnar stele of the local type, at K. Karemphylaki's house in Larnaca (near Citium); published in the Journal of Hellenic Studies 28, from the 1904 cruise of Allison V. Armour's yacht.

    LarnacaA. W. Van Buren (1908). Inscriptions from Asia Minor, Cyprus, and the Cyrenaica. The Journal of Hellenic Studies 28, p. 197

  2. by 1908
    Van Buren's footnote: Perdrizet's (BCH 20, 1896, pp. 342 f.) nos. 11, 13 and 14 were purchased from K. Karemphylaki by Mr. Armour and presented by him to the American School in Rome.

    LarnacaA. W. Van Buren (1908). Inscriptions from Asia Minor, Cyprus, and the Cyrenaica. The Journal of Hellenic Studies 28, p. 197, n. 8

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Sources

  1. 1.A. W. Van Buren (1908). “Inscriptions from Asia Minor, Cyprus, and the Cyrenaica”. The Journal of Hellenic Studies 28.
  2. 2.Society for the Promotion of Hellenic Studies, 1908, The Journal of Hellenic Studies 28 (Inscriptions from Asia Minor, Cyprus and the Cyrenaica), leaf 353.
  3. 3.Inscriptions from Asia Minor, Cyprus, and the Cyrenaica (1908).
  4. 4.Macmillan, Journal Of Hellenic Studies Vol.28 (1908).
  5. 5.A. W. Van Buren, 1908, Inscriptions from Asia Minor, Cyprus, and the Cyrenaica.

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