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摘要
都灵大学人类学和民族志博物馆的塞斯诺拉收藏的一块以前未发表的大理石碎片上刻有不完整的腓尼基铭文,这是对Eshmun-Melqart的奉献,自1869年以来被认为已经丢失(CIS I 26)。铭文允许将承载奉献的对象解释为来自塞浦路斯Kition-Batsalos的古典腓尼基晚期圣所的祈祷石碗,它提供了在都灵大学博物馆追溯塞浦路斯文物Cesnola收藏历史的机会。
Cesnola Collection at the Turin University Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography
Abstract A previously unpublished marble fragment from the Cesnola collection at the Turin University Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography bears an incomplete Phoenician inscription, a dedication to Eshmun-Melqart considered lost since 1869 (CIS I 26). The inscription allows to interpret the object bearing the dedication as a votive stone bowl from the late Classical Phoenician sanctuary of Kition-Batsalos in Cyprus, and it provides the opportunity to retrace the history of the Cesnola collection of Cypriote antiquities at the University Museum of Turin.