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Mordtmann and Mittwoch 1931: 47, n. 26 Image free from copyright

Mordtmann and Mittwoch 1931: 47, n. 26 Image free from copyright

Text:

Translations:

1Wbḏs¹my ʾkyf, of the family Mlyḥm,
2dedicated to their Patron Tʾlb Rym, Lord of
3Kbdm, the statue in praise because He granted
4and gave His servant Whbḏs¹my
5all the favours, protection and good news
6he sought of Him, and because Ms¹ʿdm of the family Mlyḥm
7and the person who was with ihm from among their
8clients, the clients of the family Mlyḥm, [...] and started
9a prosecution against his person,
10in the presence of the king ʾnmrm. And Whbḏs¹my praised
11the might and the power of Tʾlb Rymm
12because He saved and delivered His servant Whbm
13from this judgment that the person Ms¹ʿdm and 
14the latter's associate among their clients 
15started  against him. And 
16may Tʾlb continue to grant
17and to bestow to His servant Whbm with
18all the favour he sought from Him, and to
19grant the goodwill and the favour of their
20lords, the kings.

Translation Notes:

6-8"and because his legal opponent Ms¹ʿdm of the clan Mlyḥm and the person who was associated with him from among their clients, namely the clients of the clan Mlyḥm, were judged and condemned by the king ʾnmrm" (Beeston 1954).
13-15"out of this judgment, wherein his [adversary?] the individual Ms¹ʿdm and the latter's associate among their clients were condemned" (Beeston 1954).

Physical

Support: Object → Artefact → Base → Of statue with dedicatory inscription
Materials: Stone
Measures: h. 90, w. 25
Letter Measure: 4 (max); 3 (min)

Linguistic

Language: Ancient South Arabian → Sabaic → Central Middle Sabaic
Alphabet: Ancient South Arabian
Script Typology: Monumental writing
Textual Typology: Dedicatory text
Writing Techniques: Incision
Concordances: RW 73

Spatial

Site: Shibām al-Ghirās / Shibām Sukhaym, Ṣanʿāʾ, Yemen
Ancient Name: S²bmm
Type of Site: Settlement

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