Jerusalem, Part 2: 705-1120 (eBook)

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

Preface to vol. I 2 5
Authors’ Sigla 9
Abbreviations 10
Diacritical system 12
Key to the transliteration of Armenian, Coptic, Georgian, Hebrew/Aramaic 13
The Roman period from 70 to the reign of Constantine nos. 705–783 17
A. Inscriptions of religious character nos. 705–711 17
B. Emperors and senators nos. 712–721 27
C. Building inscriptions nos. 722–731 41
D. Funerary inscriptions of military people nos. 732–736 51
E. Funerary inscriptions nos. 737–752 57
F. Instrumentum domesticum nos. 753–769 74
G. Varia nos. 770–772 88
H. Fragments nos. 773–783 92
Late Antiquity, from Constantine to the Arab conquest nos. 784–1087 99
A. Imperial constitutions nos. 784–785 99
B. Inscriptions of ecclesiastical and religious character nos. 786–868 106
Inscriptions found in situ (arranged in a topographical order) nos. 786–857 106
Holy Sepulchre 106
Temple Mount 111
City of David 118
The “Pit of Jeremiah” 120
Nea Church 121
Mount Zion 123
St. Peter in Gallicantu 124
Southwestern quarter of the Old City – Armenian Quarter 129
Northwestern corner of the Old City and Mamilla neighborhood 133
North of the Damascus Gate 138
Church and monastery of St. Stephen’s 140
Monastery of Theodorus and Cyriacus on Mount Scopus 146
Cave of Gethsemane 149
Dominus Flevit 154
Viri Galilaei, Mount of Olives 160
Area of the Church of the Paternoster and the convent of the Carmelite nuns 163
Area of the Ascension Church 165
Russian monastery, Mount of Olives 169
Church near Bethphage 174
Bethany, Cave of the Sisters of Mercy 176
Chapel of St. George, Sheikh Bader 232
Ramat Rah.el 234
Neighborhood of Beit S.afafa 235
Church of St. John the Baptist and Church of the Visitation, ‘Ein Kerem 237
‘Ein el-Jedide 242
Chapel near Moz.a 244
Monastic complex at Kh. Messani 247
Inscriptions with no provenance nos. 858–868 249
C. Funerary inscriptions nos. 869–1014 261
Inscriptions found in situ (arranged in a topographical order) nos. 869–976 261
Cemetery in the area of Notre Dame and the French Hospital of St. Louis 262
East Musrara, between Route 1 to the west and Nablus Road to the east 266
Area of St. Stephen’s 277
Cemetery area on the western slope of the Upper Kidron Valley 291
Area of Gethsemane 300
Grounds of the Russian church of St. Mary Magdalene 308
Dominus Flevit, Mount of Olives 311
Viri Galilaei, Mount of Olives 313
Area of the Ascension Church 318
Russian Convent, Mount of Olives 320
Area of the Church of the Paternoster and the convent of the Carmelite nuns 323
Tomb of the Prophets 328
Tomb near Bethphage 343
Burial caves in the boundaries of the Akeldama Monastery 352
Inscriptions with no provenance nos. 977–1014 371
D. Varia nos. 1015–1028 419
E. Inscriptions of uncertain type nos. 1029–1043 437
F. Instrumentum domesticum nos. 1044–1087 447
G. Addenda et corrigenda to vol. I 1 nos. 1088–1120 487
Funerary inscriptions nos. 1088–1090, 1118–1120 487
Instrumentum domesticum and Varia nos. 1091–1117 489
Index of personal names 515
Appendix by LDS nos. 1*–54* 539
Index to Appendix 587
Maps 589