Elijah’s Cave on Mount Carmel and its Inscriptions

Asher Ovadiah · Rosario Pierri

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Literary sources suggest that Mount Carmel was a sacred site for the pagans, for the veneration and worship of Ba'al, as practiced there since the 9th century BCE through the erection of altars and temples/shrines in his honour. This work examines this topic

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