François Bron
Biographic Data
| ID | 3831785 |
|---|---|
| NAME | François Bron |
| GIVEN NAMES | François |
| FAMILY NAME | Bron |
| SIGNATURE | BRON F |
| AFFILIATIONS | École Pratique des Hautes Études |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Une inscription sabéenne inédite du Jabal Riyām
First publication of a Sabaean inscription from the temple of Taʾlab on Jabal Riyām: it is a dedicatory inscription that originally consisted of at least fifteen lines. Unfortunately, the text is very mutilated and only the first four lines can be interpreted. We then notice a technical term concerning irrigation, which is found in the Arabic dialects of modern Yemen
Notes d’épigraphie néopunique: À propos de K. Jongeling, Handbook of Neo-Punic Inscriptions (2008)
Compléments au livre de K. Jongeling, concernant essentiellement les inscriptions néopuniques de Tunisie et d’Algérie
Quelques nouvelles inscriptions du Jawf
Six inscriptions recently acquired by the National Museum in (Yemen) are published. Several of these come from the temple of at as
Nouvelles antiquités sudarabiques de la collection Moussaieff
This article contains the publication of eight South Arabian antiquities from the collection of Mr Sh. Moussaieff
Nouvelles antiquités qatabanites du British Museum
Thirty‐five inscribed fragments in Qatabanian, probably from Timna’ and currently held in the British Museum, are published here
Quatre inscriptions sabéennes provenant d'un temple de Dhu-Samawi
Publication of four bronze plates coming from a temple of the god dhu-Samawi, situated in the wadi Shudayf, to the north of the Jawf (Yemen). One is a commonplace dedication to the god, but the three others are penitential texts of the kind studied by J. Ryckmans. In two of them, the dedi- cant confesses to having contravened the rules of ritual purity. The last one is partly broken and seems to mention a pilgrimage
Nouvelles antiquityés qatabanites
Several previously unpublished, inscribed objects of Qatabanian type are presented and their inscriptions discussed
Sur quelques sceaux à légendes sudarabiques et proto-arabes
Bron François. Sur quelques sceaux à légendes sudarabiques et proto-arabes. In: Syria. Tome 62 fascicule 3-4, 1985. pp. 337-341
Recherches sur les Inscriptions Phéniciennes de Karatepe
Nouvelles antiquités qatabanites du British Museum
Thirty‐five inscribed fragments in Qatabanian, probably from Timna’ and currently held in the British Museum, are published here
Recherches sur les Inscriptions Phéniciennes de Karatepe
Sur quelques sceaux à légendes sudarabiques et proto-arabes
Bron François. Sur quelques sceaux à légendes sudarabiques et proto-arabes. In: Syria. Tome 62 fascicule 3-4, 1985. pp. 337-341
Nouvelles antiquityés qatabanites
Several previously unpublished, inscribed objects of Qatabanian type are presented and their inscriptions discussed
Quatre inscriptions sabéennes provenant d'un temple de Dhu-Samawi
Publication of four bronze plates coming from a temple of the god dhu-Samawi, situated in the wadi Shudayf, to the north of the Jawf (Yemen). One is a commonplace dedication to the god, but the three others are penitential texts of the kind studied by J. Ryckmans. In two of them, the dedi- cant confesses to having contravened the rules of ritual purity. The last one is partly broken and seems to mention a pilgrimage
Nouvelles antiquités qatabanites du British Museum
Thirty‐five inscribed fragments in Qatabanian, probably from Timna’ and currently held in the British Museum, are published here
Nouvelles antiquités sudarabiques de la collection Moussaieff
This article contains the publication of eight South Arabian antiquities from the collection of Mr Sh. Moussaieff
Quelques nouvelles inscriptions du Jawf
Six inscriptions recently acquired by the National Museum in (Yemen) are published. Several of these come from the temple of at as
Une inscription sabéenne inédite du Jabal Riyām
First publication of a Sabaean inscription from the temple of Taʾlab on Jabal Riyām: it is a dedicatory inscription that originally consisted of at least fifteen lines. Unfortunately, the text is very mutilated and only the first four lines can be interpreted. We then notice a technical term concerning irrigation, which is found in the Arabic dialects of modern Yemen
Notes d’épigraphie néopunique: À propos de K. Jongeling, Handbook of Neo-Punic Inscriptions (2008)
Compléments au livre de K. Jongeling, concernant essentiellement les inscriptions néopuniques de Tunisie et d’Algérie
Archaeology and Historical Studies (7 works) · Art (7 works) · History (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (4 works) · Ancient history (4 works) · Epigraphy (4 works) · Geography (4 works) · History (4 works) · Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis (3 works)