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HAMM0010
Hammatha, 300 - 700 CE. Slab. Dedicatory.
Transcription Ἐν τᾦ ἱερῳ
τόπῳ τούτῳ μνησθῇ Τυγράνης
καλαμαύλις Ϛκαὶ Θαυμασία αὐτοῦ γαμήτη
Ϛκαὶ Εὐσεβία Ϛκαὶ Κώσμας
αὐτῶν
τέκνα Ϛκαὶ Γεναδίου Ϛκαὶ Ἠλία
Ϛκαὶ τῶν αυτῶν
φίλων |
Translation In this sacred place may Tigranes the piper be remembered, and Thaumasia
wife, and Eusebia and Cosmas their children, and (may remembrance be) of Gennadius and Elias and of their friends. |
Diplomatic ΕΝΤWΙΕ
WΤΟΠSΤΟΥΤϚΜΝΗϹΘΗΤΥΓΑΝ
Ϲ ΚΑΛΑΜΑΥΛΙϹSΘΑΥΜΑϹΙΑΑΥΤΟΥ
ΓΑΜΗΤΗSΕΥϹΕΒΙΑSΚWϹΜΑϹΑΥΤ
ΤΕΚΝΑSΓΕΝΑΔΙΟΥSΗΛΙΑSΤWΝΑΥΤϛ
ΦΙΛWΝ |
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Languages
Armenian, Greek
Dimensions
H: 176 cm; W: 76 cm; D: 3.3 cm
Date
300 CE to 700 CE
Current location
Israel Museum or IAA storehouse, Romema, Jerusalem
Figures
amphora bottom of inscription
Bibliography
Source of diplomatic
No bibliography available for diplomatic transcription.
Source of transcription
No bibliography available for transcription.
Source of translation
No bibliography available for translation.
Other sources
- ZoteroDi Segni, Leah. “The Greek Inscriptions of Hammat Gader.” In The Roman Baths of Hammat Gader: Final Report, edited by Yizhar Hirschfeld, 185–266. Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1997.
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