Hiericus
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Hiericus (-untis)[1] vel sere Iericho[2] vel Hiericho[3] (Hebraice יְרִיחוֹ; Arabice أريحا ʿArīḥā) est urbs in Territoriis Palaestinensibus in ripa Iordanis dextra sita. 250 m sub maris aequore posita est urbs in orbe terrarum maxime depressa. Ab oriente fere quattuor chiliometris a limite Iordanico distat et fere octo chiliometris a Mari Mortuo a meridie sito.
Urbs, cuius nomen a deo lunae nomine Iarich deductum est, ad antiquissimam viam mercatoriam adiacet. Numerus incolarum hodie est circiter 25 000. Hiericus se "urbem mundi antiquissam" nominat; investigationes archaeologicae demonstrant urbem pluries deletam et post longum intervallum iterum aedificatam esse. Hiericus etiam cognomine urbs palmarum ornatur.
Bibliographia |
- Israel Finkelstein, Neil Asher Silberman: Keine Posaunen vor Jericho. Die archäologische Wahrheit über die Bibel. Beck, Monaci 2002, ISBN 3-423-34151-3
- Kathleen M. Kenyon: Digging up Jericho. Benn, Londinii 1957.
- Kathleen M. Kenyon, Thomas A. Holland: Excavations at Jericho. Vol. 5. The pottery phases of the tell and other finds. British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem, Londinii 1983. ISBN 0-9500542-5-9
- Kathleen M. Kenyon: Excavations at Jericho. Vol. 3. The architecture and stratigraphy of the Tell. British School of Archaeology in Jerusalem, Londinii 1981. ISBN 0-9500542-3-2
- Hamdan Taha, Ali Qleibo: Jericho, a Living History: Ten Thousand Years of Civilization. Hierosolymis 2010, ISBN 978-9950-351-02-8, in interrete (PDF, 8,1 MB)
Nexus externi |
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Vicimedia Communia plura habent quae ad Hiericuntem spectant.
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- Tell Sultan
- Imagines ex Iericho
Notae |
↑ Gaius Plinius, Naturalis Historia 5.70.6
↑ Iohannes Iacobus Hofmannus, Lexicon universale (1698) ~
↑ Ierichō, fem. indecl. (Ἱεριχώ), Vulgata, Num. 22,1 et al. – Adi. Ierichontīnus vel Ierichuntīnus 3.
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