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Belonging to Elyakim steward of Yokin [or Yawkin].
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Late 8th Century BCE
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[Belonging to Tobshillem/Tobshalem (?)] son of Zakkur the healer.
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City of David, Land of Israel
(Jerusalem, Israel)
Date:
Late 7th–Early 6th Century BCE
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In the seventh (year). Bethlehem. For the King.
Translated by Ronny Reich.
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Jerusalem, Land of Israel
(Jerusalem, Israel)
Date:
8th Century BCE
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Belonging to Gealyahu son of the king.
Translated by Nahman Avigad and Benjamin Sass.
Places:
Beth Zur, Land of Israel
(Khirbat Ţubayqah, West Bank)
Date:
End of 7th–Beginning of 6th Century BCE
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Message of Amaryaw: “Say to my lord, are you well? I have blessed you by YHWH of Teman and His asherah. May He bless you and may He keep you, and may He be with my lord [forever(?)].”)
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Kuntillet Ajrud, Land of Israel
(Kuntillat Jurayyah, Egypt)
Date:
Late ninth or Early eighth Century BCE
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[Greetings, PN,] from [PN].
[No]w, I [sen]t to you, saying: “Do not dispatch to me bread without it being sealed.”
Lo, all the jars are impure. Behold, the bread which [you]
dispatch[ed] to me…
Places:
Jazīrat Aswān, Egypt
Date:
Early 5th Century BCE
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[ . . . May] He lengthen their days and may they be sated . . . recount to YHWH of Teman and His asherah . . .
[ . . . because(?)] YHWH of the Teman, has shown them(?) favor, has bettered their da[ys…
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Kuntillet Ajrud, Land of Israel
(Kuntillat Jurayyah, Egypt)
Date:
Late 9th–Early 8th Century BCE
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Belonging to Eliyahu
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Jerusalem, Land of Israel
(Jerusalem, Israel)
Date:
Late 8th Century BCE
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Belonging to Hannah (?) daughter of Azaryah.
Places:
Jerusalem, Land of Israel
(Jerusalem, Israel)
Date:
Late 8th or Late 7th–Early 6th Century BCE
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Now, lo, I saw a dream and since then I am very feverish. May Iahmoliah attend to my welfare.
Now, if you wish, do not sell them. Let the children eat them. Lo, there do not remain any cucumbers.
Tran…
Places:
Jazīrat Aswān, Egypt
Date:
Early 5th Century BCE