Cursive and Monumental Writing in Syriac Epigraphy: Some Reflections on Inscriptions and Graffiti from Turkey

Chapter 5 Cursive and Monumental Writing in Syriac Epigraphy

In: Shaping Letters, Shaping Communities: Multilingualism and Linguistic Practice in the Late Antique Near East and Egypt

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Simon Brelaud

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Series: Texts and Studies in Eastern Christianity, Volume: 33

Front Matter

Part 1 Communities behind Inscriptions: Multilingual Self-Expression in Late Antique Syria

Part 2 Epigraphic Practices and Trends in the Levant and Egypt

Part 3 The Role of Language in Different Social Settings in Late Antiquity

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