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Ψ ή φ ο ς ס פ י ס פ Ancient Mosaic Pavements Themes, Issues, and Trends Selected Studies by Rachel Hachlili LEIDEN BOSTON 2009
Page 2 and 3: 294 glossary
Page 6 and 7: This book is printed on acid-free p
Page 8 and 9: vi contents
Page 10 and 11: viii contents The Consecration of t
Page 12 and 13: x contents Chapter Twelve Mosaicist
Page 14 and 15: xii list of color plates III.9 Zodi
Page 16 and 17: xiv list of color plates VI.18 Vine
Page 18 and 19: xvi list of color plates VIII.3 El
Page 20 and 21: xviii list of color plates
Page 22 and 23: xx list of figures Figure III-5. Th
Page 24 and 25: xxii list of figures Figure VI-12.
Page 26 and 27: xxiv list of figures Figure XII-7.
Page 28 and 29: xxvi foreword
Page 30 and 31: xxviii foreword of Oriental Researc
Page 32 and 33: 2 and issues associated with the mo
Page 34 and 35: 4 introduction
Page 36 and 37: 6 in the private homes of the upper
Page 38 and 39: 8 Figure I-3. Cypros, mosaic paveme
Page 40 and 41: 10 1994: nos. 213, 291, 302, 378, 3
Page 42 and 43: 12 from Jerusalem (Avigad 1983: 184
Page 44 and 45: 14 as evinced by the wave pattern a
Page 46 and 47: 16 introduction
Page 48 and 49: 18 Figure II-1. Hammath Tiberias sy
Page 50 and 51: 20 Figure II-6. Beth She"an A synag
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24 Synagogue architecture containin
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26 particularly in their arms and b
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28 chapter two Figure II-14. Diaspo
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30 incised branch or palm branch, o
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32 chapter two Figure II-15. Sanctu
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34 chapter two
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36 one and a smaller one; between t
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38 chapter three Figure III-4. Sche
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40 a picture placed in the centre o
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42 and Na#aran the crab is shown fr
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44 chapter three Figure III-9 Illus
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46 chapter three Figure III-10. Ill
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48 • The zodiac signs are accompa
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50 of Ptolemy in the manuscript of
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52 chapter three Figure III-13. Bir
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54 Table III-2. Comparable chart. S
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56 pattern book (Hachlili 1988: 391
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58 chapter four Figure IV-1. Bindin
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60 if Isaac is sacrificed (Yahalom
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62 painting and the mosaic pavement
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64 at Mukhayyat (Saller and Bagatti
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66 to right: the top row shows the
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68 1998: 249-254). The decorated ar
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70 hands towards it. This type occu
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72 Christian church’. Allen (1963
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74 • • to Orpheus and he was no
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76 The theme of King David as Orphe
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78 towards him; under them is an ea
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80 part (Hachlili 1988: 294-295, fi
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82 chapter four Figure IV-18. Danie
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84 formed as an Ionic column. The b
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86 1986-7: 139, fig. 19). Another S
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88 Figure IV-22. The vision of the
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90 and a little child shall lead th
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92 side aisles and set within a gen
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94 Hellenistic, not oriental, in ch
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96 already by the 3rd century, as i
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98 Figure V-1. Beth Leontis mosaic,
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100 church of Sts. Lot and Procopiu
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I.2 a. Mosaic in the Hasmonean bath
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I.4 Jerusalem, Upper City, pavement
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II.2 Ark of Scrolls on synagogue pa
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II.4 Dura Synagogue wall paintings
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III.2 Sepphoris synagogue zodiac pa
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III.4 a. Na‘aran synagogue zodiac
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III.6 Comparions of Sun God on mosa
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III.8 Zodiac signs on synagogue pav
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III.10 Zodiac signs on synagogue pa
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III.12 Comparable Zodiac: a. Münst
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IV.2 Binding of Isaac: a. Dura Euro
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IV.4 The Orpheus mosaic pavement, S
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IV.6 David with Goliath weapons on
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IV.8 The vision of End of Days: a.
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V.2 Nilotic scenes: a. Sepphoris, t
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V.4 Nilometer: a. Tabgha; b. Seppho
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102 XXXV, 3; plan general). A naked
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104 Portrayals of the walled cities
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106 portrayed on most of the compar
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108 and Ward-Perkins 1980: 51; Picc
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110 chapter five
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112 the compositions, schemes and c
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114 alternating rows of animals and
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116 group II is absent as some of t
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118 chapter six Figure VI-6. Group
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122 The axial column was probably f
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Table VI-1b. Composition and Repert
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128 century. They too belong to sma
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130 chapter six Figure VI-14. el Ha
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Table VI-2a. Composition and Repert
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Table VI-2b. Composition and Repert
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136 acanthus leaf placed at the bot
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138 The inhabited scrolls in the ch
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140 the pair flanking the amphora (
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142 On some Arabian inhabited scrol
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144 symmetry, confinement, repetiti
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146 designated groups IV and V. The
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148 chapter six
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150 in Jordan: at Khirbat al-Mukhay
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152 chapter seven Figure VII-1. The
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154 chapter seven Figure VII-2. Har
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156 the Byzantine Church at Jabaliy
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158 fleeing hare in the vine scroll
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160 Figure VII-4. Kissufim church n
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162 chapter seven Figure VII-6. Two
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164 figs. 202, 213).). A hunter att
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166 al-Khadir church at Madaba (Lux
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168 names, wearing contemporary cos
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170 C. Pastoral and Rural Scenes Th
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172 mosaic at St. Stephen’s churc
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Table VII- 4. Rural and Pastoral sc
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176 in two inhabited acanthus scrol
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178 inhabited scroll mosaic design;
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180 at the sides of her head (Picci
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182 1997: fig. 5, fotos 27, 28a-d;
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184 However, Gregoria is not the na
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186 chapter eight Figure VIII-3. El
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188 identical but they wear differe
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190 chapter eight Figure VIII-7. Th
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192 calendar grouped with the Sun a
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194 a fowler, a bird-catcher. Of No
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196 and the Beth She"an monastery p
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198 chapter eight
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200 chapter nine Figure IX-1. Lions
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202 chapter nine Figure IX-4. Husei
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204 mosaics is the pronounced unide
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206 In Caesarea the scene is on a m
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208 They differ in facial details s
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210 A. Iconoclasm in Synagouges Sev
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212 Table 13). At Korazim a large n
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214 existence in the 8th century an
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216 to eradicate all human and anim
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218 chapter ten
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220 depicted on the pavements. The
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222 chapter eleven Figure XI-1. A s
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224 gable corners of the upper chap
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226 336, figs. 723,726). An interes
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228 like the ox’ (Isaiah 11: 7; 6
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V.6 The Crocodile and Animal combat
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V.8 Plants, birds: a. Sepphoris, th
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VI.2 Ma‘on synagogue pavement.
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VI.4 Beth Loya church pavement. VI.
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VI.7
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VI.9 Sede Nahum.
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VI.11 The church of the Holy Martyr
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VI.13 Bird Cage on inhabited vine s
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VI.15 Double basket on inhabited vi
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VI.17 Vessels on inhabited vine scr
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VI.19 a. Hen laying an egg, Ma‘on
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VII.1 Vintager: a. Beth Shean Monas
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VII.3 Treading grapes and the press
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VII.5 Animal chase scenes: a. Three
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VII.7 Kissufim, upper part panels o
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VII.9 Animal assault scenes: a. Sep
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230 mosaics, such as the Dionysiac
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232 traditions and general repertoi
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234 (Naveh 1978: nos.26, 38, 46, 68
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236 observance of the Jewish agricu
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238 panel. The dedicatory inscripti
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240 scenes signify the earth, its p
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242 pavements during the 6th centur
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244 plaster before the laying of th
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246 רב סחניפ הלס ןמא
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248 • • Julian after several ma
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250 last quarter of the 4th century
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252 models. Yet these mythological
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254 Mosaic II). Similarity is also
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256 chapter twelve Figure XII-5. Pl
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258 resembles the man with the flut
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260 are depicted in various pattern
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262 the second half of the 6th cent
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264 pavements of the 6th -century t
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266 at Gaza and Jabaliyah, such as
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268 and a leopardess, constitute th
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270 The School of Madaba Piccirillo
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272 least up to the first half of t
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274 depicted in a stereotyped manne
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276 chapter twelve Figure XII-15. C
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278 the vintage scenes on the inhab
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280 and Jordan mention the artist b
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282 sometimes relaxed, an unbalance
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284 (Piccirillo 1993: fig. 78): aro
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286 part of the repertory of patter
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288 with it varied inhabitants, its
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290 Jerusalem: • Armenian mosaic
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292 Theotokos Chapel, Siyagha, Memo
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VII.11 Hunter on foot with spear or
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VII.13 Mounted hunter: a. Kissifim;
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VII.15 Presentation of animals for
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VII.17 Women, men depicted in daily
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VII.19 Fowling: a. Nahariah; b. Jab
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VIII.1 a. Country: Aigyptos, Nile F
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VIII.3 El Hammam, Beth She’an nar
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IX.1 Lions flanking inscriptions on
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IX.3 Animals in a diagonal design:
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X.1 a. Na‘aran synagogue gazelles
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X.3 The nave mosaic of the 6th cent
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XI.1a,b a. Ma‘on-Nirim synagogue,
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XI.3 Portraits of donors: a. Kissuf
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XII.1-2 Petra Church, South Aisle m
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XII.3 Petra Church: Similarities be
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XII.5 Similarities between leaves a
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XII.7 Giraffes depicted on mosaic p
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318 index
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294 glossary
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296 list of sites
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298 1975a The Gaza School of Mosaic
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300 Dvorjetski, E., and Segal, A. 1
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302 2002 The Zodiac in Ancient Jewi
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304 Ap proach. Bulletin of the Angl
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306 Speyart van Woerden, I. 1961 Th
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308 Zaqzuq, A., and Piccirillo, M,
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