File:Justus the Leontide inscription at Sheikh Abreiq which includes the letters "E......CAP" interpreted to refer to Beit Shearim.jpg
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DescriptionJustus the Leontide inscription at Sheikh Abreiq which includes the letters "E......CAP" interpreted to refer to Beit Shearim.jpg |
English: Justus the Leontide inscription at Sheikh Abreiq which includes the letters "E......CAP" interpreted to refer to Beit Shearim |
Date | c.300s CE |
Source | A Graeco-Jewish Inscription from Beth Shearim / אפיגרמה יוונית-יהודית מבית שערים |
Author | Moshe Schwabe |
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