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Garbini 1976: pl. 4 Image free from copyright

Garbini 1976: pl. 4 Image free from copyright

Text:

Translations:

1ʾs³lḥ and Ḫmrnm, the two officers of the [king/qayl]
2ʿzzʾl, dedicated and entrusted their
3son ʿbdhyn to the Lord of Ḥds¹,
4together with this bronze statue because, (whereas) they had been disappointed,
5specially as to (the hope) that He might deliver him (the son) from sickness in his infancy,
6yet now the Lord of Ḥds¹ has in fact so delivered him. And may He
7in future be indulgent towards His servant ʿbdḫrn
8and may He favour him, namely Ḫmrnm, with future children
9and long life for themselves and the goodwill of their overlords;
10and may He in future grant them whatsoever
11they beg of Him; and may He deliver
12them from humiliation and malice of any enemy.

Chronological

Period: C (conjectural)
Range: 100 BCE - 100 CE

Physical

Support: Object → Artefact → Base → Of statue with dedicatory inscription
Materials: Stone
Measures: h. 22, w. 17

Linguistic

Language: Ancient South Arabian → Sabaic
Alphabet: Ancient South Arabian
Script Typology: Monumental writing
Textual Typology: Dedicatory text
Writing Techniques: Incision
Concordances: Ga 92(Ja)

Spatial

Site: Unknown (Yemen), Yemen
Ancient Name: Unknown

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