TIJ 496

Interpretation

Apparatus Criticus: CTSS p. 125: Safaitic. UR2a: (?LN) RNE VI p. 343: ----m bn ---- [lire l mbn- "A Mbn----?] (?LN). BIT p. 497 OR2: read with TIJ 495 (1) l mbn-- (2) l bmṭr-- "Par Mbn --- Par Bmṭr-- (?LN). JTS p. 44: nm a proper name in BIT. p. 67 n. 1: read with TIJ 495 (1) rb mḥb (2) nm bn [---] "Rb the lover of Nm". JMIL p. 103-104 n. 56: read with TIJ 495 [TIJ 496] (1) lb nmr bn (TIJ 495) (2) hm bn rt[-] "(1) Has stopped [here] son of (2) hm son of rt[-]. Disregard JTS. BIT p. 496: (?LN) KENA p. 673: l bnmṭr Thamudic E.

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