Hudhud
Hudhud Logo
𐩠𐩵𐩠𐩵
ID: 9460

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Translations:

1[...] ʾ that is established [... ...] 
2and his son who is from Qbnʾtʾ, he and [... ...] ʿbdʾlgʾ 
3son of ʿbdʾlgʾ who is from Swdy and m[... ...] and his sons 
4and Whbʾlhy and Rbʾl [......] and [......] Whbʾlhy 
5and his sons for the god of  Ṣʿbw, the god who of  ʾṣl Ḫbṯʾ for the life of 
6the king Rbʾl, the king of the Nabataeans, who brings life and deliverance to his people 
7and for the life of Gmlt and Hgrw, his sisters, the queen of the Nabataeans, the children of the king Mlkw 
8the king of the Nabataeans, son of Ḥrtt, king of Nabataeans, who loves his people 
9and for the life of Qšmʾl and Šʿwdt, his sisters, queen of the Nabataeans and for 
10the life of [... ...] Mlkw, the children of Rbʾl and Gmlt and Hgrw [...] 
11[... ...] queen of the Nabataeans, and for the life of Qšmʾl 
12[... ...] Rbʾl, king of the Nabataeans, who brings life and deliverance

Physical

Support: Object → Stone piece
Measures: h. 23.5, w. 29.5
Letter Measure: 1.8

Linguistic

Language: Aramaic → Middle Aramaic → Nabataean
Alphabet: Aramaic
Script Typology: Monumental writing
Textual Typology: Dedicatory text
Writing Techniques: Incision
Concordances: RES 1434

Spatial

Site: Petra, Jordan
Ancient Name: Rqmw
Deposit:
settlement: Jerusalem
institution: The German Protestant Institute
private Collection: false

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