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Dating:
AD 401
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AD 500
Language:
Hebrew
Monumental:
Medium:
wall
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Placement:
in the eastern end of the narthex
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Description
date: 5th century AD (?) description: Inscription of annual fast days written in red paint on the plaster of a pillar. Beside the first line of the inscription, the list is arranged in columns, the right column containing the name of a month and the others enumerating the days. text and translation (see. The note on our Google drive) commentary: On the comparison between the inscription and the Jewish Fast days in Rabbinic and Geonic Literature and in Medieval Manuscripts, see: Misgav 2015: 17-22
Author:
Tomasz Barański
Added by:
Martyna
Created:
2022-10-20 14:33:24
Last update:
2023-12-11 17:30:32
Building:
Synagogue
Dimensions: surface: m
Condition: Inscription of annual fast days written in red paint on the plaster of a pillar. Beside the first line of the inscription, the list is arranged in columns, the right column containing the name of a month and the others enumerating the days.
Text:
Date: 401 CE - 500 CE
5th century AD (?)
Findspot: Unknown
Original location: Palestine Rehob (Rehov; Horvat Parva; Farwana) 32.457125, 35.498242 Synagogue in the eastern end of the narthex
Current repository: Unknown
Text type: public inscription
Summary:
Inscription of annual fast days in Hebrew from Rehob (Rehov; Horvat Parva; Farwana). 401 CE - 500 CE.
Changes history: 2022-10-20 Tomasz Barański Creation; 2023-12-11 Martyna Swierk Last modification; 2023-12-11 Martyna Swierk Preparation of EpiDoc file
Publication details: University of Warsaw; Warsaw;
Available under licence CC-BY 4.0
; @2021Translation
Commentary
On the comparison between the inscription and the Jewish Fast days in Rabbinic and Geonic Literature and in Medieval Manuscripts, see: Misgav 2015: 17-22
Bibliography
- H., Misgav, 2015, The List of Fast Days from the Synagogue of Rehov, Israel Museum Studies in Archeology 7, 17-22.