Documentation for Ancient Arabia, Part II Bibliographical Catalogue of Texts

• ISBN13: 9780853238607
• ISBN10: 085323860X
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 2000-01-10
• Publisher: Liverpool University Press

Summary

This new volume provides an indispensable guide to the proliferating bibliography (often hard of access) of several thousand Ancient Arabian inscriptions through one-and-a-half millennia (c. 1000 BC to c. 570 AD), mainly in South Arabia, but including also some monumental texts from NW Arabia and others from E Arabia. The Bibliography offers important information on each principal text (all sigla by which each is named, with ample cross-references; location, date, nature, besides the vital list of publications in which each appears). A comprehensive but compact set of charts provides a basic palaeography, to help in the dating of texts that lack a royal name. Updates are given for the chronology, king-lists, and lists of sources in Volume 1, and (to complement the minimal dates in that work) fresh maximal dates for those wishing to base their dates on the supposed Assyrian synchronism with Karibil Watar I of Saba in 685 BC.

Table of Contents

Contents	vii
Abbreviations	viii
Preface	xii
Introduction	xiii
Concordance of Sigla for CIAS	xv
PART ONE The Bibliographical Catalogue of Texts	1	(720)
A	1	(11)
B	12	(26)
C	38	(130)
D	168	(9)
E	177	(1)
F	178	(9)
G	187	(40)
H	227	(14)
I	241	(8)
J	249	(112)
K	361	(9)
L	370	(5)
M	375	(56)
N	431	(10)
O	441	(1)
P	442	(4)
Q	446	(3)
R	449	(181)
S	630	(27)
T	657	(34)
U	691	(2)
V	693	(5)
W	698	(2)
X	700	(3)
Y	703	(10)
Z	713	(3)
Others: `Thamudic', Safaitic, Taymanite; Coinage	716	(5)
PART TWO Addenda et Corrigenda to DAA I	721	(16)
PART THREE A Theoretical Exercise in Maximal Chronology	737	(14)
PART FOUR Compact Palaeography of Texts
Introduction	751	(68)
Late Addendum: IDIS 3 & M-series	819