Caesarea and the Middle Coast: 1121-2160 (eBook)

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Edited by an international research team from the Universities of Cologne (Germany), Jerusalem and Tel Aviv (Israel).

Preface 6
Table of contents 10
Authors’ Sigla 12
Abbreviations 13
Diacritical system 24
Key to transliteration of Hebrew and Aramaic 25
I. Apollonia – Arsuf 26
Introduction 26
Inscriptions nos. 1121–1127 30
II. Caesarea 42
Introduction 42
Inscriptions nos. 1128–2107 62
A. Res sacrae nos. 1128–1194 62
Pagan inscriptions nos. 1128–1138 62
Synagogue inscriptions nos. 1139–1147 79
Christian inscriptions nos. 1148–1194 95
Ecclesiastical building inscriptions nos. 1150–1152 97
Presumed St. Paul’s chapel nos. 1153–1167 101
Other Christian inscriptions nos. 1168–1194 117
B. Imperial documents nos. 1195–1198 140
C. Emperors nos. 1199–1226 156
D. Imperial officials and the two praetoria nos. 1227–1344 184
Governors and senators nos. 1227–1265 184
Praetorium of the governor nos. 1266–1276 234
Equestrian officials nos. 1277–1281 253
Praetorium of the procurator and the late antique governor nos. 1282–1344 260
E. Bathhouse nos. 1345–1349 328
F. Military people nos. 1350–1357 334
G. Decuriones and inscriptions of the Colonia Caesariensis nos. 1358–1381 342
H. Varia nos. 1382–1431 366
I. Funerary inscriptions nos. 1432–1678 408
K. Instrumentum domesticum nos. 1679–1801 584
Defixiones nos. 1679–1680 584
Amulets and rings nos. 1681–1724 593
Weights nos. 1725–1752 629
Lead seals nos. 1753–1783 661
Ostraca, dipinti and graffiti nos. 1784–1801 678
L. Fragments nos. 1802–2079 690
Latin nos. 1802–1851 690
Greek nos. 1852–2079 714
M. Vicinity of Caesarea nos. 2080–2107 824
Binyamina nos. 2080–2088 824
Crocodilopolis nos. 2089–2093 831
Hadera nos. 2094 835
Kefar Shuni nos. 2095–2100 835
Ramat Hanadiv nos. 2101–2107 841
III. Castra Samaritanorum 846
Introduction 846
Inscriptions nos. 2108–2114 848
IV. Dora/Dor 856
Introduction: Dor and the boundary between Judaea and Syria-Phoenice 856
Inscriptions nos. 2115–2145 862
V. Mikhmoret introduction and inscription no. 2146 894
VI. Sycamina 896
Introduction 896
Inscriptions nos. 2147–2160 898
Index of personal names 910
Maps 944

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