Attalos inscribed this list of his battles on the large base of his victory monument in Pergamon; see, for instance, S.Mitchell in "A Companion to the Hellenistic World", p. 285 ( Google Books ). But the battles may have been in a different sequence from what is shown here.
[273] King Attalos dedicated these thank-offerings to Athena from his contests in war.
[274] [From the] battle in Phrygia by the Hellespont [against] Antiochos.
[275] [From the] battle [by the] Aphrodision against the Tolistoagioi [and Tektosages] Galatians and against Antiochos.
[276] From the battle near the source of the river Kaïkos against the Tolistoagioi Galatians.
[277] From the battle by . . . against Lysias and the generals of Seleukos.
[278] [From the] battle [near] Koloē [against Antiochos].
[279] [From the battle by the Harpasos in] Caria [against Antiochos].
{ The two following inscriptions, found in Pergamon, also refer to these battles. }
[271] King [Attalos] dedicated this to Zeus and Athena from the [battle] by the Harpasos in [Caria] against Antiochos.
[272] [King Attalos] dedicated this to Zeus [and Athena] from [the battle . . .] against Lys[ias?] and the [generals of] Seleukos.
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