Hatran Texts 1-416: Hatran texts with one side. ".ep" is the "editio princeps." For a concordance of the conflicting systems of numbering of the inscriptions please consult Moriggi and Bucci, 2019, pp. 156ff..
Readings are based on the original publications with modifications from subsequent publications where deemed necessary.
H 21 (Hat.20): Engraved on the stone base of a large marble statue fixed in the wall to the left of the entrance to the shrine room of small temple no. 3
Readings according to Aggoula IIH
.ep Safar Sumer 7 (1951):181 [Arabic Section]
Safar Sumer 9 (1953):13
Hatra, p. 208
Hatra, p. 405 [translation only]
Caquot, A. Syria 29 (1952):101
AH 45
Krückmann 147
Milik, J. T. Revue Numismatique (1962):52
AAW II, p. 200-1
Teixidor, Syria 41 (1964):279
Teixidor, Syria 44 (1967):189, n. 85
Teixidor, J. Berytus 17 (1967):279
KAI 243
Degen, R. ZDMG 121 (1971):125
Aggoula Berytus 18, p. 89
Aggoula Semitica 27 (1977):136-7
Vattioni 21
Aggoula IIH 21
Beyer, AIAHUO, (1998) H 21
.photo Hatra, p. 208, fig. 197
.photo ILN 25/12 (1954), 1160, fig. 1
.photo Ghirshman, R. Iran. Parti e Sassanidi. Milano, fig. 100
.photo Enciclopedoa dell'arte antica classica e orientale (EAA). III, 1119, fig. 1431
.photo Aggoula IIH, plate 2