JSTham 547.2

Interpretation

Apparatus Criticus: TEXT Jaussen & Savignac: yhb ʿbs²ms²{h} rather than yṯʿ b s²ms¹; van den Branden: ʿḏ ʿbs²ms¹ for yṯʿ b s²ms¹; Eskoubi: ys²ʿ b nms¹h for yṯʿ b s²ms¹.
Commentary: Despite the fact that there is a word divider between the end of JSTham 547.1 and 547.2, it seems to make more sense to follow Eskoubi and read them as separate texts (Esk. 084 and 085 respectively). It should also be noted that there does not seem to be a word-divider after the first name in this text (JSTham 547.2 = Esk 085).

Associated Signs: At the beginning a large, angular, two-pronged fork with an upward-curving line at the base. At the end a much smaller similar sign, but with out the upward-curving line at the base. Below zbd a sign with lighter patina of (L-R) a dot a Taymanitic b and a short vertical line.

[Esk] Eskūbī [Eskoubi] Ḫ.M. Dirāsah taḥlīliyyah muqāranah li-nuqūš min minṭaqah (rum) ǧanūb ġarb taymāʾ. [English title: An Analytical and Comparative Study of Inscriptions from “Rum” region, South West of Tayma. Riyāḍ: wazīrat al-maʿārif, waqālat al-āṯār wa-l-matāḥif, 1999. pp 141–142
[JSTham] Jaussen, A. & Savignac, M.R. Mission archéologique en Arabie. I. (Mars-Mai 1907) De Jérusalem au Hedjaz, Médain Saleh. II. El-ʿEla, d'Hégra à Teima Harrah de Tebouk. Texte et Atlas. III. Les châteaux arabes de Quṣeir ʿAmra, Ḫarâneh, et Tûba. (5 volumes). (Publications de la Société Française des Fouilles Archéologiques, 2). [Reprinted Cairo: Institut Français d'Archéologie Orientale, 1997]. Paris: Leroux/Geuthner, 1909–1920. Vol. II pp 608 Plate CXLVIII
[HU] The inscriptions recorded by Charles Huber as renumbered in Van den Branden, A. Les inscriptions thamoudéennes. (Bibliothèque du Muséon, 25). Louvain: Institut Orientaliste de l'Université de Louvain, 1950. pp 302–303 Plate XVIII

Site: Al-Ḫabū al-Šarqī Alif, south-east of Taymāʾ, Tabūk Province, Saudi Arabia

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