A Proselyte'sHeis TheosInscription near Caesarea

William Horbury

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Le texte grec etudie dans cet article est grave sur une pierre decouverte a Binyamina, pres de Cesaree. Il est datee, d'apres la forme de lettres, de la fin de la periode romaine ou du debut de la periode byzantine. L'inscription debute par la formule Hei theos et mentionne un proselyte

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