Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 3Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 1993 |
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Page 172
... inscriptions . I will mention just one example . Even in recent serious scholarly works it is taken for granted that a sixth century B.C. inscription from Malta mentions the mlk mr sacrifice , namely the sacrifice of a lamb which is ...
... inscriptions . I will mention just one example . Even in recent serious scholarly works it is taken for granted that a sixth century B.C. inscription from Malta mentions the mlk mr sacrifice , namely the sacrifice of a lamb which is ...
Page 198
... inscription CIS , I , 132 are read and reconstructed in a new way . This inscription is a decree of the ' people ' about the restoration of temples in Gozo , and it can be dated by the rab and the senators who were in office . It seems ...
... inscription CIS , I , 132 are read and reconstructed in a new way . This inscription is a decree of the ' people ' about the restoration of temples in Gozo , and it can be dated by the rab and the senators who were in office . It seems ...
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... inscription also dated to the III century BCE ( Weiss , 1931 , 546 ) , namely , IG , XIV , 953 from Malta . This is a proxenial decree located in the Naples Museum . The proxeny is given to a Syracusian . Important for us are the data ...
... inscription also dated to the III century BCE ( Weiss , 1931 , 546 ) , namely , IG , XIV , 953 from Malta . This is a proxenial decree located in the Naples Museum . The proxeny is given to a Syracusian . Important for us are the data ...
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Journal of Mediterranean Studies | 1 |
Continuities Contradictions | 30 |
The Caccia di Tori Regeneration | 46 |
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