Aramaic Inscription on Mosaic from Ḥammat Gader, Golan
And remembered be for good Kyris Hoples, and Kyra Proton, and Kyris Sallustius his son-in-law, and Comes Phroros his son, and Kyris Photios his son-in-law, and Kyris Ḥanina his son—they, and their children—whose acts of charity are constant everywhere [and] who have given here five golden denarii. May the King of the Universe give his blessing in…
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3rd Century BCE–7th Century CE
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