W. J. Bankes and the Identification of the Nabataean Script - Khalili ...

More documents

Recommendations

Info

90 N.N. LEWIS and M.C.A. MACDONALD Syria 80 (2003) Moreover, in the draft journal, immediately after his description of the tomb with the door in the attic, Bankes writes, > It appears from this that Bankes himself at first thought that he had seen an effaced Nabataean (not Greek) inscription on a tomb near the theatre. What may have happened is that, between writing the draft journal and dictating the final version, Bankes decided that what he had thought was an effaced Nabataean text was not in fact an inscription at all. At the same time, his companions may, independently, have noticed the apparent text, which they also said was
Syria 80 (2003) W.J. BANKES AND THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE NABATAEAN SCRIPT APPENDIX C CONCORDANCES OF ARAMAIC INSCRIPTIONS I. NABATAEAN INSCRIPTIONS COPIED BY BANKES AND LINANT DE BELLEFONDS IN SINAI (A) Concordance of Bankes' and Linant's copies with CIS II and with earlier and later copies of the same texts. NOTE: Copies marked with a * were published on the plates of CIS II. Bankes N° 1 CIS II N° 1305 Before Bankes Seetzen 27 After Bankes Euting 523 Benedite 720* 2 1306 Seetzen 27 (?) Lepsius 102/1* Lottin de Laval pl. 4 18* Euting 524 Benedite 721* 3 1307+1308 Benedite 722*+723 Lepsius 102/2* Lottin de Laval pl. 4 18 Euting 524a/1 4 1309 Lepsius 102/3* Lottin de Laval pl. 4 [9 Euting 524a/2 Benedite 724* 5 1310 Benedite 725* 6 1317 Seetzen 27 Lepsius 122/5 Euting 528 Benedite 732* 7 1318 Seetzen 27 Lepsius 122/6 Euting 529 Benedite 733* 8 9 Unpublished 1148 Montagu line 2 Grey 63, 103 Lottin de Laval pl. 24 Benedite 562* 91
Page 1 and 2: W.J. BANKES AND THE IDEN'I'IFICATIO
Page 3 and 4: Syria 80 (2003) W.J. BANKES AND THE
Page 11 and 12: Syria 80 (2003) Nevertheless, Burck
Page 15 and 16: Syria 80 (2003) &1( , I 0-l' v Syri
Page 19 and 20: Syria 80 (2003) 11. CIS II 1319 (St
Page 23 and 24: Syria 80 (2003) 14-16. (Fig. 7a) W.
Page 27 and 28: Syria 80 (2003) .,?I t- j - L:!il u
Page 31 and 32: Syria 80 (2003) qU0 /rd 'b 2526 W.J
Page 35 and 36: Syria 80 (2003) 33. CISII 189. W.J.
Page 37 and 38: Syria 80 (2003) iJ)1IR1 JT qh5.J)hQ
Page 49: Syria 80 (2003) W.J. BANKES AND THE
Page 61 and 62: Syria 80 (2003) On his fair copy (F
Page 67 and 68: Syria 80 (2003) DUTENS (L 1773 EUTI
Page 69 and 70: Syria 80 (2003) W.L. Reed, Ancient

W. J. Bankes and the Identification of the Nabataean Script - Khalili ...

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?