New thamudic inscriptions from the negev

Museon

Volumn 109, Issue 1-2, 1996, Pages 137-167

  Tsafrir, Nurit ^a  

^a TEL AVIV UNIVERSITY   (Israel)

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EID: 66749141518     PISSN: 07716494     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.2143/MUS.109.1.525823     Document Type: Review

References (31)

1. HUBER, Journal; a selection of Euting's Thamudic material was published in LE. A list of Thamudic texts published up to 1940 is to be found in LTS, pp. 2-3 ; all the Thamudic inscriptions published up to 1950 are to be found in VdB
2. R. SAVIGNAC, "Nouvelles recherches dans la région de Cadès". V. "Graffites nabatéens et thamoudé ens", Revue Biblique 47 (1938), pp. 97-100; the inscriptions were deciphered and republished by G. Ryckmans in RB 48 (1939). Places in the Negev are here referred to by their Hebrew name; the Arabic name of each place is given at the first mention
3. eot 17 (1953), pp. 67-68
4. See E. ANATI, "Rock Engravings from the Jebel Ideid (southern Negev)", Palestine Exploration Quarterly 88 (1956), pls. II(B) and III(A) (between pp. 12 and 13)
5. eAtiqot 2 [1959], pp. 150-151)
6. See HALLOUN, p. 41 (no. 422.1). No definitely Safaitic text has been so far discovered in the Negev
7. The Negev, p. 23
8. VdB, p. 352 (Jsa. 273-274); Ph, II, 248d (p. 10) and 263c (p. 18); WR, p. 82 (no. 29)
9. LE, p. 48 (Eu. 551-552)
10. For example, LTS, p. 69 (no. 103); LE, p. 49 (Eu. 571)
11. HARDING, p. 487; RNP, I, p. 192
12. for Qmrt: Ph, I, no. 209r6 (p. 157)
13. RNP, I, p. 119
14. For example, R. SAVIGNAC, "Le sanctuaire d'Allat à Iram (suite)", Revue Biblique 43 (1934), no. 31 (p. 580) (also in VdB, p. 489 [Ramm 31]). It is known from Safaitic as well (HARDING, p. 324)
15. A. VAN DEN BRANDEN, "La divinité thamoudéenne 'A", Le Muséon 67 (1954), p. 352. These theophoric names seem to be documented only in Thamudic inscriptions from Jordan, which are Thamudic E
16. See the names in WINNETT, p. 35 (Group 1), and Winnett's comment about them on the same page
17. eAtiqot, no. 12430
18. eAtiqot, p. 132 (referring to VdB, p. 26, and Jsa. 245 and 286 [VdB pp. 375 and 322 respectively])
19. A. VAN DEN BRANDEN, "une inscription thamoudéenne (pseudo-chrétienne?)", Le Muséon 63 (1950), p. 51, and see for example his interpretations in VdB, pp. 344 (Jsa. 367), 373 (Jsa. 239) and 374 (Jsa. 242)
20. WINNETT, p. 37 (in Group 4)
21. Cf. De Goeje's comment on the meaning of wāw rubba in Classical Arabic (W. WRIGHT, A grammar of the Arabic language, Cambridge, third edition, 1896-98, Vol. II, p. 217 C)
22. See also B. QLAR, Researches and studies in language, poetry and literature (in Hebrew), Tel Aviv 1954, pp. 125-126
23. NAVEH, Eretz Israel
24. RYCKMANS, RB 48 (1939)
25. Van den Branden registers one instance of m" (VdB, p. 282 [Jsa. 464])
26. RYCKMANS, RB 48 (1939), p. 244 (no. 2)
27. F.V. WINNETT, Safaitic inscriptions form Jordan, Toronto 1957, no. 257
28. HALLOUN, no. 13. I [p. 36])
29. From Arabia: WINNETT, pp. 39-40
30. from the area of 'Ayn Gdēs: RYCKMANS, RB 48 (1939), pp. 242 and 245-6 (nos. 1 and 9)
31. The first letter of the name is incomplete in Huber' s reproduction (HUBER, Journal, p. 482