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Religion:
Jewish
Archaeological Evidences
Period:
Early Roman
Excavation:
Unexcavated
Selected Surveyors:
Raymond Weill (1913-14)
Main Finds:
Greek inscription, mentioning the building and function of a synagogue from the Second Temple period.
Inscriptions:
Greek (CIIP vol. 1, 2010: 9).
Site Condition:
Inscription can be viewed in the Israel Museum in Jerusalem.
Synagogue inscription Ilan 1991: 244, courtesy of Almoga Ilan
Geographic Details
Geographical Region:
Judea
Ma’alot ha-Rav Khaim Iraki St 2, Jerusalem, Israel
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Selected Bibliography
Selected Bibliography
Kloppenborg, V. J. S "Dating Theodotus (CIJ II:1404)" in
Journal of Jewish Studies
. 51, 2000: 243-280.
Cotton, H. et al.
Corpus Inscriptionum Iudaeae/Palaestinae
. 1, 2010: 9.
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Synagogue inscription Ilan 1991: 244, courtesy of Almoga Ilan
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