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Babatha’s Aramaic marriage contract was written by her husband, Judah, who also wrote parts of her other Aramaic documents. See Yadin, Jonas C. Greenfield and Ada Yardeni, “Babatha’s Ketubba,” IEJ 44 (1994), p. 76.

Kraemer, “Inscriptions,” pp. 48–50.

Kraemer, “Inscriptions,” pp. 41–42.

Kraemer, “Inscriptions,” pp. 38–41. The inscription also uses the epithets “proselyte” and “Israelite,” but it is unclear which epithets refer to which people.

Ross S. Kraemer, “On the Meaning of the Term ‘Jew’ in Greco-Roman Inscriptions,” Harvard Theological Review 82 (1989), pp. 37–38.

P. Yadin 12, pp. 47–50.

P. Yadin 22, pp. 98–101.

P. Yadin 23, pp. 102–104.