Carian sδisa and a Lycian toponym by Zsolt Simon

“…Based on recent philological improvements, on a detailed analysis of the relevant inscriptions as well as on the combinatory method it will be argued in this paper that in fact we are dealing with three different words. …”
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“If They Did Not Exist They Would Have To Be Invented” – The Role of Immigrants and Their Regulation in the American Socio-Political Context by Blaž Ilc

“…They were and are crucial for the continuous re-inscriptions of symbolic and material boundaries of the American na- tion and citizenship and in the development of the capacities and legitimacy of state apparatuses to regulate the US population. …”
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AN ANALYSIS OF LITERARY TRADITION AND LITERARY REPRESENTATION AMONG ANCIENT TUSKISH PEOPLE by Sävle ERJANOVA

“…In the article titled "The Tradition of Ancient Türkic Literature and Literary Art" plot of the contents of the article, runic inscriptions, as a solution to the plot, literary and artistic literature source is to reconsider the national heritage. …”
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Gestion d’un patrimoine, gestion d’un sanctuaire : ces femmes dont le nom s’affiche dans la cité by Marie Augier

“…The aim of this study is to analyse the visibility of Athenian women, whose name was displayed in the city in the inscriptions and shows. This analysis will bring to light the way they were identified and why they enjoyed this advertising, especially during the Hellenistic period. …”
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Testimonios de mujeres con tribu en Sicca Veneria y su pertica by Marta González Herrero

“…Cinq mentions inhabituelles de tribus pour les femmes sur des inscriptions de la colonie Iulia Sicca Veneria et sa pertica sont étudiées. …”
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Μηδὲν (ὑπ)εναντίον πράττειν: uno slogan della diplomazia filoromana dopo Pidna? by Gandini, Alberto

“…Indeed, it is telling a comparison to some Roman inscriptions dated to the 2nd century BC, whereby similar phraseologies figure in the words of the Romans themselves. …”
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The Untypical Features of «Chwała krzyża» Lviv Edition Copy of 1758 From the Fund of Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine by Rudakova Yuliia

“…The information on inscriptions that are located on additional leaves, inserted to the copy, is given. …”
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An Analysis of a Šamšir (Sword) in the Malek Library Museum in Tehran, Iran by Manouchehr Moshtagh khorasani

“…The inscriptions seem to be later additions to the blade. …”
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Examining the Proportion in Ma'qeli Decorations of "Khargerd Ghiasieh" School by Ali Akbar Seyyedi

“…In the field study, Ma'qeli decorations (with inscriptions) have been quantitatively calculated. The decorations studied have been redesigned by computer software.Results: The results show that, besides the components of the bricks that make up the Ma'qeli, there is also a harmony between the bricks and the base-area that decorates it. …”
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Division of labor, specialization and diversity in the ancient Roman cities: A quantitative approach to Latin epigraphy by Vojtěch Kaše, Petra Heřmánková, Adéla Sobotková

“…We detect a higher frequency of occupation terms on inscriptions from cities led by Rome than from rural areas and identify an accumulation of tertiary sector occupations in large cities. …”
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F. Vovk’s Library and the Library of the Museum (Cabinet) of Anthropology and Ethnology Named after F. Vovk by Tamara Kutsaieva, Larysa Didora

“…The information from bookplates, inscriptions, and marginalia forms the base for the outlines of the biographies of the authors of publications. …”
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the Bulgarian group of sgraffito ceramics with underglaze monograms: characteristics and problems by Georgi Sengalevich

“…The samples with royal monograms are concentrated at the Palace and those with patriarchal inscriptions – at the Patriarchate in Tarnovo. An interesting case are the sets inscribed with single letters originating from several monasteries, among which the plates and bowls marked with ‘M’ (meaning 40) from the Tarnovo monastery of the Holy 40 Martyrs stand out as the most numerous assemblage. …”
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ŞEYH ŞABÂN-I VELÎ VAKIF MÜZESİ VAKIF ŞAMDANLARI FOUNDATION CANDLESTICKS IN ŞEYH ŞABAN-I VELI FOUNDATION MUSEUM by Lütfiye GÖKTAŞ KAYA, Ebubekir Sıddık ATA

“…The candlesticks in the present study are among the foundation objects brought from the various mosques in Kastamonu. All inscriptions on the candlesticks have date information, 8 of them have the name of the mosques where they were donated, also, 9 of them include the name of the donors. …”
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The Holy Bible as the Word of God by Ricky Donald Montang, Sophian Andi, Jean Anthoni, Wiesye Agnes Wattimury, Thomson Framonty E. Elias, Skivo Reiner Watak

“…External evidence that the Bible is the Word of God is evident through the uniqueness of the Bible and evidence through archaeological evidence (inter alia, the Dead Sea Scrolls, Nuzi Inscriptions, Ebla Inscriptions, Discovery in Mari).…”
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Onomastica personale a Megara Iblea by Federica Cordano

“… Si ricordano le iscrizioni pubblicate per merito di Henri Treziny e si ripercorre la bibliografia su due nomi personali, l’unico femminile noto a Megara Iblea e il secondo inesistente.   The inscriptions published thanks to Henri Tréziny are remembered, and two personal names are used to retrace the bibliography: the first being the only female known in Mégara Hyblaea and the second non-existent. …”
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From Temple to Text: Text as Ritual Space and the Composition of Numbers 6:24–26 by Jeremy D. Smoak

“…The present article sheds new light on this problem by comparing the blessing in Numbers 6:24–26 to several blessings preserved in Iron Age dedicatory inscriptions. It argues that the locations of such dedications in temple spaces provide new insights into the literary location of the priestly blessing in the book of Numbers. …”
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THE MAKING OF ISLAMIC ART : STUDIES IN HONOUR OF SHEILA BLAIR AND JONATHAN BLOOM / by Hillenbrand, Robert, editor 419016

“…The range is wide - mosques becoming temples; how religious buildings reflect politics; Yemeni frescoes and inscriptions; domestic Syrian 18th-century ornament; Egyptian bookbinding techniques; recycling and repair in Damascene crafts; conservation versus restoration; narrative on ceramics; metalwork with architectural motifs; lost buildings reconstructed; how objects speak; Muslim burials in China; the role of migrating potters; Mughal painting; stone carpet weights; the use of metals in Islamic manuscripts, calligraphy and modern artists' books. …”

"Two Rare Ottoman-Era Wooden Boxes to preserve the Kaaba' Keys, Dated (1146 A.H and 1197 A.H), in a Private Collection in Riyadh" (Publication and study) by Wael Abdel Rahim Abdellah Hemimy

“…This paper shows an accurate and scientific description for each box, such as its shape, inscriptions, and decorations, as well as analyzing these inscriptions and decorations in the light of their official role. …”
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PRASASTI-PRASASTI MANTRA PADA LINGGA DARI KERAJAAN MATARAM KUNO (ABAD KE-8-10 M) by Muhamad Alnoza

“…Based on the paleographic analysis, it can be seen that the inscriptions date back to the Ancient Mataram Kingdom (8th-10th century AD). …”
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A Group of Busts of Zeus from Bilecik and Zeus Bronton by N. Eda Akyürek Şahin

“…In the museums of Bursa, Bilecik, İstanbul, Eskişehir, Söğüt ve İznik, there are a group of Zeus busts of local style, all having no inscriptions and resembling to each other considerably in terms of typology and style. …”
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