evidence: 205) J. Aliquot, Inscriptions Grecques et Latines de la Syrie. Vol. 11, Mont Hermon (Liban et Syrie), Beirut, 2008 [BE 2009, 512]: Corpus of the inscriptions from the area of Mt. Hermon. New texts are marked with an asterisk. West Hermon. Haloua: For the dedication to the god Remalas (1) see supra no 3. Deir el-Aachaiyer: An inscription commemorates the construction of a diphros during the term of Beeliabos as a high priest of the gods of Kinoreia (4); the diphros, a sort of throne, may have been used for the carrying of divine images in processions. Kfar Qouq: A dedication in fulfillment of a vow (5: εὐξάμενος). Aaiha: A building inscription commemorates the erection of a building during the term of a priest; the building was constructed with sacred funds (7: ἐκ τῶν ἱερατικῶν) [‘funds of/for the priests’]. Ain Horché: Dedication of an altar to Theos Patroios by a couple for the well-being of their children (12: εὐξάμενος … ὑπὲρ τέ[κν]ων). This god is to be identified with Zeus Patroios, who is mentioned in a building inscription (14). A commemorative inscription for a priest (μνησθῇ … ἱερεύς) is engraved on a rock in front of the temple.