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h JrrAlessanc^ra Avanzini, a large digital database, the Corpus of South Arabian
fc^An ^ns
, ic i includes some 7,500 inscriptions from South Arabia, nearly half of those
that have been discovered in South Arabia.

Primary Texts
Philostorgius. Kirchengeschichte. Edited by Joseph Bidez and Friedhelm Winkelmann. Berlin: Akademie-
Verlag, 1972.

Links to Digital Materials
Map of South Arabian inscriptions <http://dasi.humnet.uniDi.it/index.php?
id=8G&prjld=J &corld=Q&colld=0&navld=0>.

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