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Busra Collection

Busra is a name of Arabic origin that means "good news" or "glad tidings." It is a beautiful and unique name that carries with it a sense of positivity and joy

Background imageBusra Collection: Stage in the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo)

Stage in the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo)
JB118475 Stage in the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo); Bosra, Syria; © John Bethell. All rights reserved 2023

Background imageBusra Collection: Auditorium of the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo)

Auditorium of the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo)
JB118477 Auditorium of the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo); Bosra, Syria; © John Bethell. All rights reserved 2023

Background imageBusra Collection: Lateral view of the stage and auditorium of the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo)

Lateral view of the stage and auditorium of the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo)
JB118476 Lateral view of the stage and auditorium of the Roman theatre, built late 2nd century (photo); Bosra, Syria; © John Bethell. All rights reserved 2023

Background imageBusra Collection: Fragment of a sculpture of a standing woman (basalt)

Fragment of a sculpture of a standing woman (basalt)
LRN82245 Fragment of a sculpture of a standing woman (basalt) by Roman, (2nd century AD); Bosra, Syria; out of copyright

Background imageBusra Collection: Column with a Corinthian capital from the nymphaeum, Roman, 2nd century (photo)

Column with a Corinthian capital from the nymphaeum, Roman, 2nd century (photo)
LRN82238 Column with a Corinthian capital from the nymphaeum, Roman, 2nd century (photo) by Roman, (2nd century AD); Bosra, Syria; out of copyright

Background imageBusra Collection: British soldiers bathing, Basra, Mesopotamia (Iraq), WW1

British soldiers bathing, Basra, Mesopotamia (Iraq), WW1
British soldiers enjoying some nude bathing in a river at Busra, Mesopotamia (now Basra, Iraq) during the First World War. Date: circa 1916

Background imageBusra Collection: Street scene in Basra, Mesopotamia (Iraq), WW1

Street scene in Basra, Mesopotamia (Iraq), WW1
Street scene in Busra, Mesopotamia (now Basra, Iraq) during the First World War. Date: 1914-1918

Background imageBusra Collection: Roman Theatre at Bosra. Porticus post scaenam. Detail. Syria

Roman Theatre at Bosra. Porticus post scaenam. Detail. Syria
Syria. Bosra. Roman Theatre. Porticus post scaenam. Detail

Background imageBusra Collection: Roman Theatre at Bosra. Scaenae frons, porticus post scaenam

Roman Theatre at Bosra. Scaenae frons, porticus post scaenam
Syria. Bosra. Roman Theatre. Scaenae frons, porticus post scaenam and pulpitum. Detail

Background imageBusra Collection: Roman Theatre at Bosra. Syria

Roman Theatre at Bosra. Syria
Syria. Bosra. Roman Theatre

Background imageBusra Collection: Roman mosaic at the Theatre of Bosra. Syria

Roman mosaic at the Theatre of Bosra. Syria
Syria. Bosra. Roman Mosaic of the theatre. At the top, a camel caravan and, at the bottom, a hunting scene



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Busra is a name of Arabic origin that means "good news" or "glad tidings." It is a beautiful and unique name that carries with it a sense of positivity and joy. Those named it can often seen as bringers of happiness and light into the lives of those around them. People named it can known for their warm personalities, kind hearts, and infectious smiles. They have a natural ability to uplift others and make them feel at ease in their presence and are incredibly resilient individuals who face challenges head-on with grace and determination. In addition to their positive traits they can also creative souls with a strong sense of intuition. They have a knack for seeing beauty in the world around them and expressing themselves through various forms of artistry. Whether it be through music, writing, or visual arts, Busras excel at channeling their emotions into creative outlets.