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 342 (Hat.332): Engraved on a limestone plaque, which was reused in the construction of the wall of a small room contiguous to the niche of Hercules, which is along the northern wall, inside of the right entry (as one leaves the city) of the northern gate.
Readings according to Aggoula IIH
.ep al-Ṣāliḥī, W. Sumer 37 (1981):143-5 [Arabic Section]
Aggoula, B. Aula Orientalis 1 (1983):37
Aggoula, B. Syria 60 (1983):101-5
Aggoula, B. Syria 64 (1987):95-8
Aggoula IIH 342
Beyer, AIAHUO, (1998) H 342
.photo al-Ṣāliḥī, W. Sumer 37 (1981):144 [Arabic Section]
.photo Aggoula IIH, plate 26 [photo upside down]