Slab of grey limestone found by Newton near the main fountain, now in the British Museum, inv. 1859,1226.780 (44 x 21 x 12 cm). This group devoted to Bacchos (bacchoi), or Dionysos, is either an official board of a temple or a less formal association of devotees. If the latter, then this is among the earliest attested associations in Asia Minor. The concern of the resolution is to keep the temple pure by preventing people from lodging in the temple. It is the bacchic devotees or functionaries that brought the problem to the attention of the civic authorities, who then brought the request to the Knidian People. The concern to prevent people from lodging or camping in a sanctuary or temple area is attested elsewhere in connection with a sanctuary of Leto at Xanthos (SEG 36 [1986], no. 1221, lines 11-14) and the temple of Hera on Amorgos island (LSCG 101), with the latter focused on preventing foreigners from doing so.