File:Inscription de Narbonne.jpg
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[edit]Funerary Stele of Justus, Matrona and Dulciorella | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Author |
Joseph Jacobs, Israel Lévi, Executive Committee of the Editorial Board of the Jewish Encyclopedia. Isaac Luria Broydé. |
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Title |
Funerary Stele of Justus, Matrona and Dulciorella label QS:Len,"Funerary Stele of Justus, Matrona and Dulciorella"
label QS:Lfr,"Stèle funéraire de Justus, Matrona et Dulciorella" |
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Object type | stele / inscription / archaeological artefact | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Description |
English: A photograph of a funerary stele from the article "France" in the 1901-1906 The Jewish Encyclopedia, captioned "Earliest Known Inscription Relating to the Jews of France, Dated Narbonne, 689". Based on the date it would have been created in the Visigothic Kingdom. In other sources it is described as a "Christian inscription"[1] and as a Jewish inscription dated with the local calendar—the regnal year of King Egica—rather than the Hebrew calendar[2].
Français : Une photographie d'une stèle funéraire tirée de l'article "France" dans la Jewish Encyclopedia publiée entre 1901 et 1906, sous-titrée "Inscription la plus ancienne connue relative aux juifs de France, datée de Narbonne, 689". Basé sur la date à laquelle il aurait été créé dans le royaume wisigoth. |
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Date | Taken in 1906 | |||||||||||||||||||||||
Collection |
institution QS:P195,Q3329619 |
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Place of creation | Visigothic Kingdom | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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Source/Photographer | Unknown photographer; found in Broydé, Isaac Luria; et al. (1906). "France". In Funk, Isaac Kaufmann; Singer, Isidore; Vizetelly, Frank Horace (eds.). The Jewish Encyclopedia. Ⅴ. New York and London: Funk and Wagnalls Company. p. 445. hdl:2027/mdp.39015064245445. OCLC 61956716. Also documented in JIWE, I, 189 (D. Noy, Jewish Inscriptions of Western Europe, Cambridge, 1993). | |||||||||||||||||||||||
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- Jewish Encyclopedia
- 1906 black and white photographs
- 7th-century inscriptions in France
- 7th-century Judaism
- Funerary steles in Aude
- Hebrew inscriptions in Occitanie
- Latin inscriptions in Aude
- Bilingual signs in France
- Bilingual Hebrew-Latin signs
- Bilingual texts including Latin
- Bilingual texts including Hebrew
- History of Narbonne
- Present-day Occitanie in the 7th century
- Requiescat in pace
- 9599 (number)
- N as И
- Q as ꟼ
- Mixed scripts
- Shalom (text)
- Menorah in art
- XXX (numeral)
- XX (numeral)
- VIIII (numeral)
- Ages as Roman numerals
- Black and white photographs of objects
- 7th-century steles
- Plaques referencing 689 in France
- 689 works
- White plaques in France