Hudhud
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𐩠𐩵𐩠𐩵
ID: 98

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"Jändl 2009: 232, pl. XIII"

Text:

Translations:

1ʾnmrm, of the family S²mrt, dedicated to ʾlmqh 
2ḏ-Hrn this tablet, as he bade him 
3in His oracle, because He protected him 
4during his pilgrimage of ḏ-Mʿlṣn and because 
5ʾlmqh granted him to win success thanks to (the dedication of) his bull, and 
6because ʾlmqh aided and saved his servant ʾn- 
7mrm from the wound which he received on the battlefield by the 
8violence of the warriors. And may ʾlmqh continue to save and deliver 
9His servant ʾnmrm from harm and mischief 
10and any mischief; and may He grant him the goodwill of their lords, 
11the family Mrṯdm; and for what has been favourable and may be favourable to ʾ- 
12nmrm.

Chronological

Period: D

Physical

Support: Object → Artefact → Plaque → With framework
Materials: Bronze
Measures: h. 26, w. 17.3, th. 0.2
Decorations:
Type Level 1: Framework
Figurative Subjects:
Subject Level 1: Geometric motif
Subject Level 2: Dentils
Letter Measure: 1.9

Linguistic

Language: Ancient South Arabian → Sabaic → Central Middle Sabaic
Alphabet: Ancient South Arabian
Script Typology: Monumental writing
Textual Typology: Dedicatory text
Writing Techniques: Cast

Spatial

Site: ʿAmrān, ʿAmrān, Yemen
Ancient Name: ʿmrn
Type of Site: Modern site with reemployed inscriptions or artefacts
Deposit:
settlement: London
institution: The British Museum
private Collection: false
identification Number: BM 48462=1862,1028.10

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