A Note on an Arabic Graffito in the Cenacle on Mount Sion

David J. Wasserstein

doi:10.1484/j.la.5.155238

January 1, 2025Liber Annuus

A Note on an Arabic Graffito in the Cenacle on Mount Sion

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Key Points

To provide a new reading and interpretation of an Arabic graffito found at the Cenacle.
Analyzed graffiti G-IN 1 from the Cenacle.
Referenced previous historical documentation and epigraphic studies.
Compared findings with earlier interpretations.
Offered a revised interpretation of the graffiti’s meaning.
Enhanced understanding of the historical significance of the Cenacle.
Demonstrated connections between the graffito and local heraldic traditions.

Implication

Note examines an Arabic graffito, unveiling new interpretations and its historical context.

Abstract

A new reading and interpretation of one of the graffiti (G-IN 1, Fig. 7) described in Halevi S. - Berkovich I. - Chernin P. - Grigoryan S. - Harutyunyan A., “The Holy Compound on Mount Sion – An Epigraphic Heraldic Corpus (Part 1): The Walls of the Cenacle”, Liber Annuus 74 (2024) 331-374.

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