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Elijah’s cave on mount carmel and its inscriptions
Asher Ovadiah
, Rosario Pierri
Department of Art History
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Inscription
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Pagan
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Baal
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Roman Period
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12 th century
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Altar
66%
Prophets
66%
Literary sources
66%
Jews
33%
veneration
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Land of Israel
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Deity
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Salvation
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Historical sources
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Egypt
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Achaemenids
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Vessel
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Cults
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Honor
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Sacred Sites
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Statue
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Holy Land
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EROs
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Pilgrimages
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Persia
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Druze
33%
Idol
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Early Byzantine Period
33%
Greek inscriptions
33%
Greek philosophers
33%
Profanation
33%
Iamblichus
33%
Pythagoras
33%
9th Century BC
33%
Priests
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6th Century BC
33%
Muslims
33%
Keyphrases
Mount Carmel
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Inscriptions
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Pagan
60%
Roman Period
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12th Century
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Temple
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Shrines
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Literary Sources
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Zeus
40%
Jews
20%
Veneration
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Egypt
20%
Healing
20%
Idol
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Land of Israel
20%
Visual Representation
20%
Salvation
20%
Rabbis
20%
Historical Sources
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Written Material
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Druze
20%
Greek Philosopher
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6th Century
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9th Century BCE
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Priests
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Prophet
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Solitude
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Sacred Sites
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Holy Land
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Pilgrimage
20%
Persia
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Jupiter
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Western Slope
20%
Muslim-Christian Relations
20%
Temenos
20%
Darius I
20%
Written Testimony
20%
Benjamin of Tudela
20%
Early Byzantine Period
20%
Epigraphic Evidence
20%
Profanation
20%
Iamblichus
20%
Pythagoras
20%
Greek Inscriptions
20%
Aedicula
20%
Libation
20%
Cult Statues
20%
Holy Sites
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Prophet Elijah
20%