filename,copyright,inscription_siglum,provenance,editio_princeps,field_collector,reference_sigla,short_citations,transliteration,translation,commentary,commentary_author,site,ociana_link
im0108009.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108003.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108011.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108002.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108004.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108005.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108006.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108007.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108008.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108010.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
im0108012.jpg,,WH 2815,WH Cairn 22 and this inscription were rediscovered and photographed by the Badia Epigraphic Survey in 2018 and the co-ordinates given are exact.,OCIANA,,"SafDict, WH, Lane",Al-Jallad & Jaworska 2019; Winnett & Harding 1978; Lane 1863-1893,l {ʿ}bd bn yġṯ ḏ- ʾl bs¹ʾ w ngy m- nfrt w ʾḫ -h s¹nt mrdt nbṭ ʿl- ʾl {r}m f h [l]t s¹lm,"By {ʿbd} son of Ygṯ of the lineage of Bs¹ʾ and he and his brother escaped from a party of men going to fight the year the Nabataeans rebelled against the people of {Rome}, so O {Lt}  [grant] security","Note that the second letter of the text looks as though it was originally carved as a m and then converted to a ʿ.

For nfrt compare Classical Arabic nafrah ""a people hastening to war"" (Lane 2825b under nafīr). We would suggest that WH's translation (used here) fits the context better than that suggested in Al-Jallad and Jaworska (in press) ""and he and his brother were announced [commander] of a party of near kinsmen"". The fight could well have been the Nabataean rebellion.

At the end it seems that the author intended to carve h lt but accidentally omitted the l. WH copied a ʾ rather than a h, this is because there is a small abrasion near the letter's stem. The detailed photograph shows this along with s¹lm.",,"WH Cairn 22, Al-Mafraq Governorate, Jordan",https://ociana.osu.edu/inscriptions/31156
