A rock inscription mentioning Thaʿlaba, an Arab king from Ghassān

Uzi Avner · Laïla Nehmé · Christian Julien Robin

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This article is the edition and commentary of an inscription discovered some time ago in the area of Eilat. It is written in a script that is transitional between Nabataean and Arabic, is presumably dated to the late fifth century AD and mentions an Arab king.

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1968Al-Hira 1970Ancient Records from North Arabia 1999La persécution des chrétiens de Nagrān et la chronologie ḥimyarite 1982The Sassanian Inscription of Paikuli 2004Himyar et Israël 2003Petra Rediscovered : Lost City of the Nabataeans 2009A glimpse of the development of the Nabataean script into Arabic based on old and new epigraphic material 2008Les Arabes de Ḥimyar, des « Romains » et des Perses (iiie-vie siècles de l’ère chrétienne)

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