N. priest and protosynkellos (eleventh/twelfth century)

Commentary

In the four line, Laurent claims to see the letters ΕΙ and thus proposes reading the name Βασιλείου (Basil); however, this is very tentative, especially as those two letters cannot be confirmed. However, Laurent is right to assume that because this name completes the dodecasyllabic verse, it must be four syllables long with a stress accent on the penult (like Basil), but there are too many other options (Nikephoros, Theodore, Timotheos, etc.) for Basil to be assumed.

Note the use of the archaizing term "Levite" to indicate that this individual was a priest, likely inscribed here to fit the meter in the same way that θύτου (thytes) often is.