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First copied by P. Negri, Sardinian consul in Tripoli, in 1827 at
Seen and copied by J. Cassels in 1954 at
Seen by A. Laronde in 1974 in situ (for epigraphy).
Seen by L. Cherstich before 2003 in situ (for the whole tomb).
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Megô fille d'Ekhetimos.
Mego daughter of Echetimos.
Megò figlia di Echetimos.
ميقو ابنة إخيتيو
Neither Vattier de Bourville's copy nor Letronne's publication were known to Franz for the publication of
This inscription was not identified by De Cou, although a photograph in the Norton archive, here published for the first time, shows it. So there is no
mention of it amongst the corrections to
From Cassels' notebook, published by Thorn, it appears that the former had identified the base and insisted that he had the exact reading. Masson had independantly supposed the right reading.