The Sacred Marriage between Constantine of Algeria and the Syrian Destroyer

The Sacred Marriage between Constantine of Algeria and the Syrian Destroyer

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A monument from the site of the crater in Constantine (ancient Creta) dedicated to the divine duo Baal Hamun and Tanit in their sacred marriage, one of about 700 memorials that were given by a number of people with Phoenician names such as Baal Azar, Hamelkar, Hanbal, Malakart, Of Phoenician names known.

What is remarkable about this inscription is the similarity, but the conformity with the religious ritual known in the city of Palmyra, the holy marriage that takes place in Palmyra in June in the Temple of Bel Hamun and the common denominator:

Bony text:

1- Adan has Baal, Haman, and Lanten is an art

2 - Baal Nadar Asharad Arsal bin

3 - Baal Azar as wax and pond

Arabic Readers:

1 - to Mr. Labal Hammon and to Tannit wife

2 - Baal vows this vow of Oras (Aris) son

3 - Baal Azar to hear the words and bless

Notes:

1 - This monument and others are monuments dedicated to the vows of the holy marriage of Baal Hamun and Tanit.

2 - Baal Hamun appears in Palmyra in the name of Bel Hamun and his wife Manout (Manat). There is a inscription about the celebration of their holy marriage (Jammut al-Tadmuriyya) in June.