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JERU0636
Jerusalem, 1CE-100CE. Ossuary Lid. Funerary, Label.
Transcription Ἀριστόβουλου Ἰασίωιιν |
Translation Of Aristobulus son of Iasion |
Diplomatic Ἀριστόβουλου Ἰασίωιιν |
- Terminus post quem:
- Terminus ante quem:
Languages
Greek
Dimensions
H: —; W: —; D: —
Date
1 CE to 100 CE
Current location
No provenance provided.
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Bibliography
Source of diplomatic
- ZoteroSolimany, Gideon, Ronny Reich, and Rafeh Abu Raya. “A Burial Cave from the Early Roman Period on Diskin Street, Jerusalem.” Atiqot 22 (2011): 93–103.
Source of transcription
- ZoteroSolimany, Gideon, Ronny Reich, and Rafeh Abu Raya. “A Burial Cave from the Early Roman Period on Diskin Street, Jerusalem.” Atiqot 22 (2011): 93–103.
Source of translation
- ZoteroSolimany, Gideon, Ronny Reich, and Rafeh Abu Raya. “A Burial Cave from the Early Roman Period on Diskin Street, Jerusalem.” Atiqot 22 (2011): 93–103.
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