Dues notes d'epigrafia hebraica medieval

Authors

  • Jordi Casanovas i Miró

Abstract

Presenta dues troballes d'objectes que contenen inscripcions hebrees: l'una és un segell personal sobre el qual no se sap gairebé res; l'altre és una làpida que va ser reutilitzada en un edifici de Girona. Qualsevol troballa d'una inscripció funerària de la primeria del segle XV té un interès especial tant per la fórmula que conté com per algunes altres característiques específiques que poden ajudar a identificar altres inscripcions contemporànies que no contenen cap data.

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Published

2002-05-16

Issue

Vol. 2: 1998-1999

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