Ancient Roman Glass Tear Collecting Bottle the land west of the

the land west of the Jordan River

with the exception of the Siddur of Rav Amram

and Joseph

*Roman Period

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Ancient Roman Glass Tear Collecting Bottle the land west of the**Time of Jesus: 1st Century AD** This blown glass vessel features a tubular rim, a widening cylindrical neck, and a squat globular body with a flat base. Known as tear bottles, these elongated containers, common in the Roman Empire, were used to hold perfumes and scented oils. They were often placed in burial caves to collect the tears of mourners. The practice of collecting tears is referenced in the Bible by King David in Psalms 56: 8: put my tears