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Nahum Slouschz (Hebrew: נחום סלושץ) (November 1872 –
December 1966) was a Russian-born
Israeli writer,
translator and archaeologist. He was
known for his...
- JSTOR 1357365. S2CID 165597675. CIS I 242 CIS I 139: "נצבם וחנטם", see
Slouschz,
Nahoum (1942).
Thesaurus of
Phoenician Inscriptions (in Hebrew). Dvir...
- Adam re****ed this
claim due to the
absence of the
third syllable.
Nahum Slouschz gave a
Hebrew etymology,
citing the
Lexicon of Gesenius: anâphâh (a type...
- site
being now
covered by a hotel. It was
uncovered in 1921 by
Nachum Slouschz who was
working under the
sponsorship of the
Jewish Palestine Exploration...
- Gharyan, Tigrena/Tigrinna, and Beni-Abbas. In 1906, the
archaeologist Nahum Slouschz visited the area and
wrote a
detailed account.
After Libya gained independence...
- Consequently, the main
proponents of this
theory were
scholars such as
Nahum Slouschz who
worked closely with
French authorities.
Other scholars such as André...
- 2011, at the
Wayback Machine Ptolemaic Genealogy:
Arsinoe I,
Footnote 8
Slouschz,
Nahoum (1942).
Thesaurus of
Phoenician Inscriptions (in Hebrew). Dvir...
- Tyr, Phénicie, Hadrien". Gallica.
Amadasi Guzzo &
Zamora López 2020.
Slouschz 1942, pp. 95–96.
Fraser 1970, p. 32. CIS I 135, p. 170 Lipiński 1995, pp...
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British mandate in
Palestine William Schwartz (1896–1977), US
painter Nahum Slouschz (1872–1966),
Israeli writer,
translator and
archaeologist Abraham Sutzkever...
- article incorporates text from a
publication now in the
public domain: Singer, Isidore;
Slouschz, N. (1904). "Letteris, Meïr
Halevi (Max)". In Singer, Isidore; et al. (eds...
