ERC MAP - View Source #3847

View Source #3847

Direct link: https://base-map-polytheisms.huma-num.fr/source/3847

Creation : 2021-01-26 22:18:35 by Corinne Bonnet
Latest Edition : 2024-05-22 14:46:03 by Corinne Bonnet

Project

ERC MAP Project

Source Category

Epigraphy

Source Types

Dedication

Languages

Greek

Main Title

None

Author

Material Category

Lithic

Material

Medium Category

Architecture

Medium

Altar

Text URL

https://halshs.archives-ouvertes.fr/halshs-01708769

Iconography ?

Image URL

Bibliography

Bibliographic Reference	Main Edition	Source Reference
#5565 IGLS VIII		286
#1931 La fête au village		p. 547-548, fig. 10
#1609 Deir el-Qalaa		p. 613
#12 SEG		63, 1495 ; 49, 1989
#1932 Hiérarchies divines dans la colonie romaine de Berytus

Dating
Precision: 5

Post Quem	1
Ante Quem	300
Commentary

Discovery / Original Location
Precision: 2

Real ?	Yes
Political Entity
Region	Near East
Sub-region	Syria
Place	Qalaa View on Pleiades 34.444834, 36.056059
Site
Topographies
Functions	Cult
Commentary	The sanctuary of Deir el-Qalaa, whose ruins lie near the village of Beitméry, on a foothill of Lebanon, dominates Beirut, on the north bank of the Beirut River, the ancient Magoras. There are four sectors: to the south-west, at the top of the promontory overlooking the city of Beirut, the great temple dedicated to Jupiter Balmarcod and partially included since the 18th century in the monastery of Saint John the Baptist ; immediately to the north and below the great temple, the cult esplanade delimited by a portico, which includes a small temple attributed to Juno Queen; to the north-east, the ancient rural settlement; to the west and east, on the rocky flanks of the promontory, an area of quarry and necropolis. Le sanctuaire de Deir el-Qalaa, dont les ruines se trouvent à proximité du village de Beitméry, sur un contrefort du Liban, domine Beyrouth, sur la rive nord du fleuve de Beyrouth, l'antique Magoras. On distingue quatre ensembles : au sud-ouest, en haut du promontoire qui domine la ville de Beyrouth, le grand temple consacré à Jupiter Balmarcod, partiellement englobé depuis le XVIIIe siècle dans le monastère Saint-Jean-Baptiste ; immédiatement au nord et en contrebas du grand temple, l’esplanade cultuelle délimitée par un portique, qui comprend un petit temple attribué à Junon Reine ; vers le nord-est, l’agglomération rurale antique ; à l’ouest et à l’est, sur les flancs rocheux du promontoire, une zone de carrière et de nécropole.

Commentary

Testimonies

Testimony	With restitution
#5232 l. 1-5	[Κ]υρίῳ [γ]ε[ν]- ναίῳ Βαλ- μαρκωδι τῷ καὶ Μη- γριν
#5233 l. 5-9	κατὰ κέλευσιν θεοῦ Ἀ- ρεμθη- νοῦ

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