Itineraria Phoenicia

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Peeters Publishers, 2004 - 635 halaman
The land and sea routes of the Phoenicians in their homeland and their trading Empire are examined in the present volume on the ground of Neo-Assyrian military itineraries (Chapters I and II), and of information provided by epigraphy, literary sources, and archaeological findings on Cyprus, in Anatolia, and in the Aegean (Chapters III, IV and V). Chapters VI and VII examine the problems of Ophir and Tarshish, developing fresh insights, while Chapters VIII and IX analyse the Periplus of Pseudo-Scylax 104 and 110-111. The voyage of Hanno the Carthaginian to the Sebou basin (Morocco) and the Canary Islands is re-examined in Chapter X. Finally, Chapters XI and XII are devoted to Byrsa (Carthage) and to Jerusalem, with special attention to traces of Phoenician presence and activity in this city. Detailed indices complete the volume.
 

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NeoAssyrian Period 8th7th centuries B C
51
Phoenicians in Anatolia
109
Steatite Vase
110
Kilamuwa BarHadad Yariris
114
Awarku of Adana
116
The Names of Awarku and Wariyka
119
Titles of Awarku and Wariyka
123
The Çineköy Inscription
127
Utica
381
Bizerta
383
Rās BenSekka Psegas
386
Naxian Islands
387
Annaba Hippo Regius
389
Skikda Thapsus
392
Ğiğel Kaukakis and Collo Chullu
394
Beğaya Sida
396

The Cebelireis Dağı Inscription
128
Seals from Cilicia
130
Warballawas Stele
133
Tyrian Trade Relations according to Ezekiel 27
135
The Role of the Phoenicians in Anatolia
138
Phoenicians on Aegean Islands and the Greek Mainland
145
Cos
149
Samos
155
Thracian Sea Demetrias Euboea Cyclades
160
Athens Piraeus Thebes Corinth
169
Cythera and Crete
176
Ophir
189
Location of Ophir
191
Sources of Ophir Gold
202
Biblical Ophir Narrratives
217
Tarshish
225
Tarshish in the MidFirst Millennium B C
226
The Nora Stone
234
The Name of Tarshish
248
Tarshish and Carthage
253
Tarshish in Cilicia Ethiopia and India
261
The SyroPhoenician Coast according to PseudoScylax 104 and Recent Research
267
Tripoli on the Arwadian CoastTract
272
Arwad
279
Tripoli in Lebanon
284
Tēros
288
Porphyreon
289
Sidon
290
Ornithopolis
294
Sarepta
295
Tyre
296
Palaetyros
299
Achzib
302
Akko
304
Achshaph
309
Mount Carmel
315
Arados
316
Magdolos
320
Dor
322
Jaffa
328
Ascalon
331
From the Greater Syrtis to the Pillars of Heracles with PseudoScylax 110111
337
Lepcis Magna
345
Graphara
347
Sabratha
349
Tarilia
353
Taricheiai
354
Djerba
356
GigthisEpichos
358
GabesTacapes
360
AsShira Eskhidon
361
Kerkenna
362
Thapsus Minor
363
SusaHadrumetum
365
Lesser Syrtis
370
Nabeul
371
Zembra and Pantelleria
374
Malta Gaulos and Lampedusa
375
Lilybaeum
380
Iomnium Rusippisir
397
Dellys Rusuccuru
399
Algiers Icosium
402
Tipasa and Shershel Iol
403
Gunugu
406
Quiza Sidi BelAdar
408
Portus Magnus Arzew
409
Oran and Mers alKebir Portus Divini
411
Les Andalouses Castra Puerum
413
Takembrit Siga
415
Rashgoun Akra
417
Melilla Rusaddir
418
Ḥağrat Nkur Drinaupa
420
Monte del Hacko Pillar of Heracles
421
Gebel Mūsā Abila
422
Ksar asSegir Lue
425
Tangier Thymiateria
426
Cape Spartel Cape Soloeis
427
Length of the Voyage
431
Conclusion
433
Hannos Periplus
435
Introduction
444
Tangier and Cape Spartel
445
The Pelican Lagoon
447
Lixus
455
The Sebou Basin
457
Journey to the South
464
The Tideway of the West
469
Canary Islands
472
Byrsa and the Eshmun Temple
477
Marking out the Limits of the Land
478
Etiology and Etymology of Byrsa
481
Temple of Eshmun
484
The Population of Jerusalem in Antiquity
493
Bronze Age
494
Iron Age
501
Persian Period
516
GraecoRoman Period
519
Late Antiquity
536
Indices
547
Index of personal names
549
Proper names in Semitic alphabetic and Egyptian scripts
554
Proper names in cuneiform script
555
Proper names in Greek alphabetic script
556
Proper names in Greek syllabic script
557
Geographical and ethnical index
558
Index of divine and mythical names
578
Subject index
580
Index of biblical texts
585
Index of rabbinic and koranic texts
590
Index of Semitic inscriptions and papyri
591
Index of cuneiform texts
595
Index of Egyptian documents
598
Index of Greek and Latin authors
599
Index of Greek and Latin inscriptions and papyri
610
Index of modern authors
613
List of maps text figures and illustrations
633
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Istilah dan frasa umum

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JudulItineraria Phoenicia
Volume 127 dari Orientalia Lovaniensia analecta, ISSN 0777-978X
Volume 18 dari Studia Phoenicia, ISSN 0777-9771
PengarangEdward Lipiński
Edisiberilustrasi
PenerbitPeeters Publishers, 2004
ISBN9042913444, 9789042913448
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