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... writing , in the cursive Palmyrene character such as was in use at Tadmor during the third and fourth centuries of the Christian era , Transcribed into Hebrew characters it runs thus- רגינא בת חרי ברעתא חבל Regina , the freed - woman of ...
... writing , in the cursive Palmyrene character such as was in use at Tadmor during the third and fourth centuries of the Christian era , Transcribed into Hebrew characters it runs thus- רגינא בת חרי ברעתא חבל Regina , the freed - woman of ...
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... writing . In the latter it is not stated that Regina was the wife of Barates . He observed , if bath chori or bath chere was intended to convey the meaning of the Latin liberta , which seems to be very likely , this apposition does not ...
... writing . In the latter it is not stated that Regina was the wife of Barates . He observed , if bath chori or bath chere was intended to convey the meaning of the Latin liberta , which seems to be very likely , this apposition does not ...
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... writing material , such as papyrus , & c . The inscription commences with what would appear to be an address of Nebuchadnezzar to some god , probably Bel , praising him for the many benefits which he had conferred upon the king . It ...
... writing material , such as papyrus , & c . The inscription commences with what would appear to be an address of Nebuchadnezzar to some god , probably Bel , praising him for the many benefits which he had conferred upon the king . It ...
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... written after an almost invariable for- mula , it may be said that to know the legal form of one perfectly is to know them all . On the contrary , with regard to those of Babylonia , no two are written in exactly the same legal form ...
... written after an almost invariable for- mula , it may be said that to know the legal form of one perfectly is to know them all . On the contrary , with regard to those of Babylonia , no two are written in exactly the same legal form ...
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... written , and that which I have not thought of writing , and that which I have not remembered to write . " Paham ... written the will with his own hand , and near the end of it adds : " It is firm and without appeal in every place where ...
... written , and that which I have not thought of writing , and that which I have not remembered to write . " Paham ... written the will with his own hand , and near the end of it adds : " It is firm and without appeal in every place where ...
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