Lube: un antropónimo celtibérico iberizado de San Miguel III (Castejón de Monegros, Huesca)
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https://doi.org/10.36707/palaeohispanica.v24i1.627Palabras clave:
Inscripción ibérica, lengua ibérica, escritura ibérica, antropónimo ibérico, antropónimo celtibérico, MonegrosResumen
En este trabajo se analiza una inscripción ibérica de tres signos, lube, hallada en el yacimiento San Miguel III de Castejón de Monegros en la pared externa de un plato de cerámica de barniz negro ‘campaniense’. La inscripción está completa y probablemente indica el nombre del propietario del plato. El antropónimo lube no encaja como ibérico, pero sí que podría ser la forma iberizada del antropónimo celtibérico lubos, documentado repetidamente en las láminas de bronce de Botorrita.
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