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Ancient Roman Emperors Who Loved Greece - GreekReporter com

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Ancient Roman Emperors Who Loved Greece

Ancient Roman Emperors Who Loved Greece
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Ancient Roman Rulers Who Loved Greece

Ancient Roman Rulers Who Loved Greece
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Brown University Project Is Digitizing 10,000 Ancient Israel Inscriptions

By Menachem Wecker A 1,500 to 2,100-year-old Hebrew text from Jerusalem refers to “Shalom, mother of the synagogue.” And two burial niche inscriptions from Beit She’arim in the Galilee, both dated 250 to 350 C.E., refer in Greek to “Sara daughter of Nehemiah, mother of the priestess, the lady Maria.” “These inscriptions tend to provide

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Brown University project is digitizing 10,000 ancient Israel inscriptions

The texts inform about Jewish women philanthropists, Roman roads and the impact of the Bar Kokhba War, says professor Michael Satlow, who directs the project.

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