Corpus Inscriptionum Arabicarum Palaestinae

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inscriptions Consist onw of these two woriis, and sonae even on part of the worit allahumma. Os Coui se one has to take into Constiteration that hecause of the naturo of the limosione ovor whicli the inscriptions were pro luceo aswoli as the s allownoss of the grastiti incisions, many of the inscriptions wereat least parily closa ecl. That is to say that is one finiis only one woro allahumma O Allatil) this cloes not mean that originalty there was no Continuation to the inscription. However, there are quite a few CXamples of such beginningsthat hacl no continuation. All in ali sonae seventy inscriptions and traces of inscriptions anil primitivo grastiti were found on the stones of the squarebuit ling clis ovoreo sonio l20m. to the solith of the Roman fort.

Thoro is no poliat in bringing here Gery single piece Of grafliti repeatingitio fame formula os allahumma igvr. I Cliose, therofore, to include onlytho inscriptions that supply more information beyonii these woros. Thesito os ali tho inscriptions wore rogistoreo in tho I locuments as 63l5 0. Stiori reporis abolit the CXCavation were publis eo in Hadauehot Archeologiot 6l-62; l 977 50-5l; and 65-66 l978 54-55. Referen e was macte to the sitos in the w Ole area in Connection witti irrigation agriculture in Y. Porati s

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there may servo as the epigraphic link be oen the two buit lings, the lato Roman anil early Muslim. Most of the astilars with tho inscriptions were transferre t to the stores of the I . Most of thom wore photographecl. At the beginning of eacti Cnti the technical dotalis of the inscription Mil contain iis negative number, thesire of the stone, number of lines or woriis, anil WPQ of SCrit t.

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The letters of linos 3-5 woro baclly clamaged by a later hanci, however; Onthe wholo the rea ling of most of the inscription is sui C.

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