λ̣όγ(ος) (?)
δ(ιὰ) χιρ(ὸς)
δ(ιὰ) χιρ(ὸς)
Πατ̣[ερμουθ(ίου)
l. χειρ(ὸς)
l. χειρ(ὸς)
-ca.?-
-ca.?-
The Greek word "λόγος" (logos) can mean "word" or "reason." The phrase "διὰ χιρὸς" translates to "through the hand." The term "Πατερμουθίου" likely refers to a proper name or title, possibly "of Patermouth." The Latin "-ca.?" is unclear but may indicate a date or reference.