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CG no. 116

Metadata

Collection
Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres, Paris, France | AIBL (Public)
Genre
  • Missive
Language
Aramaic
Script
Aramaic
Find Type
Excavation/Acquisition
Locus
Check notes in Lozachmeur/FM DB for each piece. Some items were acquired at the site. Others found. The X and Y collections are very problematic with regard to provenance.
Acquired
Clermont-Ganneau [1906–1911]
Created by
James D. Moore
Material
clay | sherd (for ostracon)
Palimpsest?
true
Text Direction Side 1
parallel (∥) to the material's lines
Text Direction Side 2
parallel (∥) to the material's lines
Updated by
James D. Moore, 2026-01-18
References
  • Lepper, Verena M. et al. . 313000.
  • Lozachmeur, Hélène 2006. 116.

“Localizing 4,000 Years of Cultural History. Texts and Scripts from Elephantine Island in Egypt. ERC Grant ID: 637692,” n.d. TBA.
Lozachmeur, Hélène. La collection Clermont-Ganneau: ostraca, épigraphes sur jarre étiquettes de bois. 2 vols. Mémoires de l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres 35. Paris: de Boccard, 2006.
Textual Notes
cc 3: נפק ◦[...] <note>Ln. 3, פ: cf. ln. 1 ב, and note the short descenders in this hand. Ln. 2 agrees with Lemaire, “Review,” 181. Ln. 3 Lemaire suggests בק “jar”.</note> cv 2: <note>D-stem</note>
cv 3: <note>It is difficult to interpret the fem. dem. pro. in view of the first three letters. HL “herb” or “tas de pierres” is possible, but neither are expected to fem. without a final ה/ת. The term דגל is once attested with a gendered pronoun as masc., but in theory could be fem. (Brook. 47.218.93 ln. 2). Final alef so far never marks fem. forms in IA.</note>

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James Moore Last updated 06 August, 2025 by James D. Moore

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James Moore Last updated 06 August, 2025 by James D. Moore

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and I shall sen⸢d⸣[...]
he went down ◦[...]
[...]⸢he shall⸣ enter it
[...]I shall move it away
[...]that (f.! s.) [...]GLˀ
[...]ˀ ◦◦◦
Moore, James D.. 'CG no. 116.' DEAPS. 12 Dec, 2025. https://deaps.osu.edu/text_objects/10898. Accessed: 20 Jan, 2026.