Caesarea and the Middle Coast: 1121-2160 1121-2160. Texte in Hebräisch, Aramäisch, Griechisch, Latein, Syrisch, Armenisch, Persisch

"A project has been undertaken in recent years which will influence studies on ancient Palestine for decades to come. [...] users of the CIIRP [...] are satisfied and grateful to the editorial teams, both in Israel and Germany, for producing such a valuable contribution to the scholarly study of ancient Palestine. They congratulate the de Gruyter publishers of Berlin for bringing out such a handsome series."
Zdzislaw J. Kapera in: The Polish Journal of Biblical Research 14,1-2/2015

"Diesen wenigen Beobachtungen [...] ist bereits zu entnehmen, dass dieser Band eine wahre Fundgrube ist."
Matthias Morgenstern in: Orientalistische Literaturzeitung 6/2013

"The individual entries adhere to very high standards of clarity and user-friendliness. [...] As demonstrated by both Volumes I and II, the collection of and commentary on the full range of epigraphy is a great boon to scholarship. While most of the texts for Jerusalem and its immediate environs have been previously published, the assembly of the material from very disparate sources is a major achievement in itself."
Benet Salway in: Journal of Roman Studies 104/2014