The ʿAmmān Citadel Inscription: A New Collation
@article{Fulco1978TheC, title={The ʿAmmān Citadel Inscription: A New Collation}, author={William J. Fulco}, journal={Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research}, year={1978}, volume={230}, pages={39 - 43} }
the cAmm.n Citadel Inscription (Horn 1969; Cross 1969; Albright 1970; Puech and Rof6 1973) and several articles commenting on its various aspects (see bibliography in Puech and Rof6 1973: 531). These treatments differ widely in the reading itself, the translation, and-especially in Albright's study-in the supposed context. Horn (1969: 9), who worked from a squeeze, photographs, and some collations from the stone itself, takes it as a building inscription. Cross' article (1969) is an epigraphic…
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