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American Journal of Philology 71, pp. 401 to 407. An early attempt to segment and interpret the Amathus texts from the bilingual. Source for the mid-century state of the question.
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Tom B. Jones (1950). Notes on the Eteocypriote inscriptions. https://doi.org/10.2307/292387
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