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Dating: AD 450 - AD 800
Language: Syriac
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Medium: stone
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Placement: unknown
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Description

date: No date is offered by Mouterde. description: On a moulded stone. Reused at as-Safīra, reportedly brought from al-Qalʿa / Qalʿat Safīra. First mentioned in 1945 by Paul Mouterde from a copy by C.L. Brossé. Fig. 40,3 gives only a crude drawing of the Syriac text, without any rendering of the support. ed. Moutrede & Poidebrad 1945, 224, no. 5 (descriptum) and fig. 40,3. Possibly: ܩܝܢ ܢܘ commentary: Mouterde notes that the stone bears an illegible word.


Author: Paweł Nowakowski
Added by: Martyna
Created: 2023-01-01 16:48:00
Last update: 2023-11-13 21:56:25

Dimensions: surface: cm

Condition: On a moulded stone. Reused at as-Safīra, reportedly brought from al-Qalʿa / Qalʿat Safīra. First mentioned in 1945 by Paul Mouterde from a copy by C.L. Brossé. Fig. 40,3 gives only a crude drawing of the Syriac text, without any rendering of the support.

Text:

Date: 450 CE - 800 CE

No date is offered by Mouterde.

Findspot: Unknown

Original location: Syria al-Qalʿa (Qalʿat Safīra) 36.079154, 37.372847 unknown unknown

Current repository: Unknown

Text type: fragmentary inscription

Summary:

Fragmentary inscription from al-Qalʿa; Qalʿat Safīra. 450 CE - 800 CE.

Changes history: 2023-01-01 Pawel Nowakowski Creation; 2023-09-03 Pawel Nowakowski Last modification; 2023-11-07 Martyna Swierk Preparation of EpiDoc file

Publication details: University of Warsaw; Warsaw;

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Interpretive

Possibly: ܩܝܢ ܢܘ

Diplomatic

POSSIBLY: ܩܝܢܢܘ

Translation

Commentary

Mouterde notes that the stone bears an illegible word.

Bibliography (edition)

    R., Moutrede, A., Poidebard, 1945, Le limes de Chalcis. Organisation de la steppe en haute Syrie romaine, Paris, 224, 5 (descriptum) and fig. 40,3.

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