Corpus ASOR Punic Project :: The Phoenician-Punic Corpus
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tn1car0272

repository
København, Nationalmuseet Danmarks ABb 149

material
Micritic limestone

form
Stela

measure
x .00#m, y .00#m, z .270m

findspot
QRTḤDŠT Carthago (mod. Carthage)
Precinct of Tinnit and Ba‘l

date
300-150 BCE

provenance
Donated in ca.1830 by Christian Tuxen Falbe, Danish military attaché to the bey of Tunis and diplomat-antiquarian

image

3D model

Phoenician
continuous

𐤋𐤓𐤁𐤕𐤋𐤕𐤍𐤕𐤐𐤍𐤁𐤏𐤋𐤅𐤋𐤀𐤃𐤍𐤋𐤁𐤏𐤋𐤇𐤌𐤍𐤀𐤔𐤍𐤃𐤓𐤌𐤕𐤌𐤋𐤊𐤕𐤁𐤕𐤔𐤐𐤈
Hebrew
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לרבת לתנת פנ ב
על ולאדנ לבעל ח
מנ אש נדר מתמ
לכת בת שפט

transcription
clause breaks
¹LRBT LTNT PN B²ᶜL
WLᵓDN LBᶜL Ḥ³MN
ᵓŠ NDR MTM⁴LKT BT ŠPṬ

translation
To the Mistress, to Tinnit Visage-of-Baᶜl
and to the Lord, to Baᶜl Ḥammon
(this is the votive)
which MTMLKT daughter of ŠPṬ vowed.

iconography
Above, egg-and-dart; bordered inscription; below, astral florette and Egyptian-style offering table; regarding the latter, see Paris AO 23100 (CIS I.2145) and London BM 125284 (Pu27), Mendelson labelled as “incense shovel“ and “offering tray“ (1999: 13, 24). Compare the form and function of offering tables in Leiden, such as those of Ankhshepenwepet (RMO AM 103) and Senbebu & Dedusobek (RMO AM 12-c).

apparatus


commentary
l.3: elision of the antecedent to the relative clause

bibliography
CIS I.438 (Falbe 2); Gesenius 1835: 1345; Euting 1883; Schröder 1869; Sznycer 2001: 43
Gesenius included this not in his Monumenta, but in his Thesaurus, after which it was duplicated erroneously as Carthagenensis 13 & 14 by Euting 1883, cf. Schröder 1869: Karth.14-15 (sic), then were corrected by Renan (CIS I, t.2 p.1-2), who labelled it “Falbe 2” despite its absence from the Recherches (Falbe 1833).
  BKGarnand 15 VI 24