Abstract
The Greek dedication of a village to the Olympian gods in honour of Hadrian, allegedly found in the vicinity of Kafr ed-Dik and published from a copy in Liber Annuus 1994 has now re-emerged. An examination of the stone permitted to restore the toponym as Kaparbanaia. The village is not identified, but a location in the area of Kafr ed-Dik seems now unlikely; rather, the spelling of the name may point to a location in southern Judaea.
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