Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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AN OVOID BETYL FROM THE TOPHET AT MOTYA AND THE PHOENICIAN TRADITION OF ROUND CULTIC STONES GIOACCHINO FALSONE Università di Palermo The betyl cult of the ancient Near East was particularly developed in the Canaanite , Phoenician and ...
AN OVOID BETYL FROM THE TOPHET AT MOTYA AND THE PHOENICIAN TRADITION OF ROUND CULTIC STONES GIOACCHINO FALSONE Università di Palermo The betyl cult of the ancient Near East was particularly developed in the Canaanite , Phoenician and ...
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... betyl , depicted on some of these coins , may be a garment or a special receptacle and recalls a similar feature on the Nora stela cited above . The Seleucia examples represent the betyl of Zeus Kasios and have enabled Seyrig ( 1963a ...
... betyl , depicted on some of these coins , may be a garment or a special receptacle and recalls a similar feature on the Nora stela cited above . The Seleucia examples represent the betyl of Zeus Kasios and have enabled Seyrig ( 1963a ...
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... betyl , although this interpretation is not necessarily applicable to other areas of the Phoenician world , where a celestial male deity may be represented by a similar aniconic image . Moreover , a flat disc or globe is shown on the ...
... betyl , although this interpretation is not necessarily applicable to other areas of the Phoenician world , where a celestial male deity may be represented by a similar aniconic image . Moreover , a flat disc or globe is shown on the ...
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