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The publication of the Brooklyn Museum epitaph, besides encouraging the
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continued commemoration of Timothea---an activity that the inclusion of
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a month date in the text was meant to promote---,[^21] offers a small
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continued commemoration of Timothea--an activity that the inclusion of
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a month date in the text was meant to promote--, [^21] offers a small
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step towards the reconstitution of a dispersed funerary assemblage of
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early Christian Nubia. The general cohesion of material and (Greek)
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textual forms across major northern Nubian sites, substantially unique
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monuments, and the names that they continue to make live, are precious
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testaments to society in cities like Talmis and Taphis, later ruled from
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elsewhere (Primis, Pakhoras) but retaining a position as urban
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centers.[^22]
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centers. [^22]
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# Edition
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