Amathus bilingual

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Tertiary: Sittig's discovery of the stone in a Limassol antique shop and its publication in Archaiologike Ephemeris 1914, the date shortly after the fall of King Androkles (c. 312-311 BC), the Greek and Eteocypriot texts, and the loss of the stone, perhaps in transport to America, as Sittig told Masson. Used for the find and loss history.

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Wikipedia contributors (n.d.). Amathus bilingual. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amathus_bilingual

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