-
symbols instead of the
intended characters. The
Punic language, also
called Phoenicio-Punic or Carthaginian, is an
extinct variety of the
Phoenician language...
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Latin word crux (cruci) "stake"
which is
perhaps of
Phoenician or
Punic (
Phoenicio-Carthaginian) origin. It may come from the
Latin word crio, "to torment"...
-
among other things that the
remains constitute the only
example of a
Phoenicio-Punic city to have survived. The name
Kerkouane was
given to the town...
- 09917 — 1985
Abandoned in 250 BCE
during the
First Punic War and
never rebuilt,
Kerkuane is the only
surviving example of a
Phoenicio–Punic settlement....
- how
their women gained gifts by
engaging in
prostitution with visitors.
Phoenicio-Punic
settlements in Hispania, like
Cancho Roano, Gadir,
Castulo and La...
- 118-120;
Mendleson (2001) p. 47. Culican,
William (1968). "Problems of
Phoenicio-Punic Iconography—A Contribution" (PDF).
Australian Journal of Biblical...
-
Punic War and
never rebuilt,
Kerkuane is the only
surviving example of a
Phoenicio–Punic settlement. Al Ain
UaeAbu Dhabi, United Arab
Emirates 24°04′04″N...
-
Codicibus Londinensibus et
Gothanis (1824). Programma. De
inscriptione phoenicio-graeca in
Cyrenaica (1825). Genesis,
Hebraice ad
optima exemplaria accuratissime...
- It
published all c.80
inscriptions and c.60
coins known in the
entire Phoenicio-Punic
corpus at the time. Full Title: The
writing and
language of all...
- only
approximately 80
inscriptions and 60
coins were
known in the
entire Phoenicio-Punic
corpus Schröder, Paul [in German] (1869). Die phönizische sprache...
