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grbs-1741	Curbera, Jaime; Jordan, David	Curse Tablets from Pydna	2003	10	.pdf	application/pdf	5683	305	74	Most names are known in the region and several are typically Macedonian.23 Tp6xa<; (2, 8) was so far documented only in Boeotia/4 where names in 'tpox­ are frequent.25 The names AuyKropi'ta<; (1), f£_!la<; (3), and Oprot­ <5uo<; (3) are new. VOU Fig. 3 7 ~or~ 8 vel [Kl:11cria<; 10 AAAOL:IIEPE tab.;~: V directly above II The overall structure, again a list of names with no verb of cursing but with a generalizing phrase at the end, is common on curse tablets, especially in the fourth century, as examples from Attica, Lesbos, and Epizephyrian Locri show.14 Here the final phrase refers to the allies of a single person (hdvou), the 14AUICA {a selection): DTWii 21: names (nom.) + £vavtia autiin c:[t]vat ana. vta; 35: names (nom.)+ 1t<	cache/grbs-1741.pdf	txt/grbs-1741.txt