Byblos royal inscriptions
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The Byblos royal inscriptions are a group of early first-millennium BCE Phoenician royal texts from the city of Byblos that provide key evidence for the development of the Northwest Semitic alphabet and the political history of ancient Phoenicia.
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| Label | Occurrences |
|---|---|
| Byblos royal inscriptions canonical | 1 |
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