Caesarea and the Middle Coast: 1121-2160

Preface

Table of contents

Authors’ Sigla

Abbreviations

Diacritical system

Key to transliteration of Hebrew and Aramaic

I. Apollonia – Arsuf

Introduction

Inscriptions nos. 1121–1127

II. Caesarea

Introduction

Inscriptions nos. 1128–2107

A. Res sacrae nos. 1128–1194

Pagan inscriptions nos. 1128–1138

Synagogue inscriptions nos. 1139–1147

Christian inscriptions nos. 1148–1194

Ecclesiastical building inscriptions nos. 1150–1152

Presumed St. Paul’s chapel nos. 1153–1167

Other Christian inscriptions nos. 1168–1194

B. Imperial documents nos. 1195–1198

C. Emperors nos. 1199–1226

D. Imperial officials and the two praetoria nos. 1227–1344

Governors and senators nos. 1227–1265

Praetorium of the governor nos. 1266–1276

Equestrian officials nos. 1277–1281

Praetorium of the procurator and the late antique governor nos. 1282–1344

E. Bathhouse nos. 1345–1349

F. Military people nos. 1350–1357

G. Decuriones and inscriptions of the Colonia Caesariensis nos. 1358–1381

H. Varia nos. 1382–1431

I. Funerary inscriptions nos. 1432–1678

K. Instrumentum domesticum nos. 1679–1801

Defixiones nos. 1679–1680

Amulets and rings nos. 1681–1724

Weights nos. 1725–1752

Lead seals nos. 1753–1783

Ostraca, dipinti and graffiti nos. 1784–1801

L. Fragments nos. 1802–2079

Latin nos. 1802–1851

Greek nos. 1852–2079

M. Vicinity of Caesarea nos. 2080–2107

Binyamina nos. 2080–2088

Crocodilopolis nos. 2089–2093

Hadera nos. 2094

Kefar Shuni nos. 2095–2100

Ramat Hanadiv nos. 2101–2107

III. Castra Samaritanorum

Introduction

Inscriptions nos. 2108–2114

IV. Dora/Dor

Introduction: Dor and the boundary between Judaea and Syria-Phoenice

Inscriptions nos. 2115–2145

V. Mikhmoret introduction and inscription no. 2146

VI. Sycamina

Introduction

Inscriptions nos. 2147–2160

Index of personal names

Maps