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The Mark of Athena
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It showed an owl, Athena's sacred animal, with an olive branch on one side and a Greek inscription on the other.†
p. 220.1 *
But what's this inscription, AOE—Area Of Effect?†
p. 309.7
The Romans said the pillars were inscribed with a Latin warning—†
p. 322.2
The entrance had a triangular roof, typical Roman columns, and an inscription across the top: M. AGRIPPA something or other.†
p. 439.3
The mantel was inscribed with a name, like a tomb.†
p. 442.1
The sphere was constructed from five concentric rings, each inscribed with zodiac symbols—the bull, the scorpion, et cetera—and seemingly random numbers and letters.†
p. 451.4
He wasn't great at Ancient Greek, but he could tell the inscription on the case read On Building Spheres.†
p. 456.3

Definitions:

(1) (inscribe)
to write or mark -- often by engraving or etching onto a surface
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)
In mathematics, inscribe means to draw a geometric shape within another geometric shape so that each vertex (corner or angle) of the enclosed shape touches the outer figure. For example, a square is inscribed in a circle when each corner of the square touches the circle.