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Summarizing errors in inscriptions across multiple languages, indicating the need for clearer generalizations.
It is time now to sum up the results of this investigation, which has been carried through seven inscriptions (one of them in three copies), in five languages, and has listed the presence of about 450 errors. Such a summary is the more necessary, because the study has inevitably advanced item by item, without any generalizations except those implied by the tabulations at the end of each chapter.
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