Epigraphic South Arabian

"Réflexions sur l’histoire de la cité-État de Nashshân (fin IXe - fin VIIe s. av. J.-C.)"

by Irene Rossi

Authors: Arbach M., Rossi I.
Journal: Egitto e Vicino Oriente XXXIV, 2011

PIRAS G.,Sedecami [A?]ronis f(ilius): una possibile nuova testimonianza epigrafica d’età romana della presenza ebraica in Sardegna? Notula introduttiva

by Giuseppe Piras

published in «Materia giudaica» XIV/1-2 (2009), pp. 101-109

This study proposes a critical deciphering of an unpublished Roman funerary epigraph found in the countryside of... more This study proposes a critical deciphering of an unpublished Roman funerary epigraph found in the countryside of Ardara (Sassari - Sardinia) and dated back to the High Empire. The titulus is dedicated to the memory of Sedecami (or Sedecam), son of Aron, and it could possibly refer to a Sardinian Jew.

The Massacre of Najrān: The Ethiopic Sources

by Alessandro Bausi

Joëlle Beaucamp - Françoise Briquel-Chatonnet - Christian Julien Robin (éds.), Juifs et chrétiens en Arabie aux Ve et VIe siècles. Regards croisés sur les sources. Le massacre de Najrân II (Collège de France - CNRS, Centre de recherche, d’histoire et civilisation de Byzance, Monographies 32, Paris: Association des Amis du Centre d’Histoire et Civilisation de Byzance, 2010), pp. 241-254

ʿarim – A Sabaic word in the Qurʾān?

by Orhan Elmaz

R. Stiegner (Ed.): Ancient South Arabia: A much neglected crossroad of civilizations. Wiener Offene Orientalistik 11. (forthcoming)

khushub musannadah (Q 63:4) & ESA ms³nd.

by Orhan Elmaz

Proceedings of the Seminar for Arabian Studies 41 (2010): 83-94.

Le Iscrizioni Di Espiazione Del Jawf. Analisi Di Una Categoria Testuale Dell'Arabia Meridionale Preislamica

by Irene Rossi

“Un’iscrizione legale minea relativa alla concessione di una tomba”

by Irene Rossi

Author: Rossi I.
Journal: Egitto e Vicino Oriente XXXII, 2009

Himyarite & Sabaean Coin Monograms

by Aaron Kogon

The Himyarites commonly used monograms on their coinage.  The reasoning behind these monograms
are... more The Himyarites commonly used monograms on their coinage.  The reasoning behind these monograms
are uncertain, but most of them are likely mintmarks.  It can be proved that they are not all representing
mintmarks by looking at the coins with the mint of Raidan written out in full form (cf. SNG ANS
1602). The following is a list of all the known mintmarks, from several different sources.
We will use Hebrew letters to show the Old South Arabian Himyarite script, so please not the
differences between letters such as ד and .  We will alphabetize the inscriptions using the Hebrew
alphabet as well

Archaeological, Linguistic and Historical Sources on Ancient Seafaring: a Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of Early Maritime Contact and Exchange In the Arabian …

by Nicole Boivin

La chronologie des inscriptions dédanites et lihyânites d’al-’Ulâ : état de la question

by Saba FARES

published in Topoi Orient et Occident, 2003, suppl. 4, p. 379-405

Une révision de la chronologie des rois Lihyânites à partir des nouvelles données épigraphiques. Une révision de la chronologie des rois Lihyânites à partir des nouvelles données épigraphiques.