Christian funerary text (Ain Zara cemetery)
created: Previous publications (Roueché)
source date: Fifth-sixth century CE
language: ar; en; fr; de; grc; grc-Latn; el; he
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[...], 1 and figs.19, 20; mentioned and indexed [...], 261, whence mentioned [...], 261

[...] [...]enensu amabilis suis pectore carus, quem atra dies abstulit; bixit in pace plus minus anos XXV; recessit de oc secolo sub die Nobembris indictio prima decema

Requiem eternam det tibi Dominus et lux perpetua luceat tibi; exaudiat te Dominus in die tribulationis et protegat te nomen Dei

[^1]: . . . ] lovable to his own and dear to our heart, whom a black day took away. He lived in peace for more or less 25 years; he left this world on ?the tenth day of November, first indiction.

[^1: i]

[^2]: May the Lord grant you rest eternal, and may light perpetual shine for you; may the Lord listen to you in the day of trial, and may the name of God protect you.

[^2: ii]