Essays on Babylonian and Biblical Literature and Religion
Harvard Semitic Studies, Vol. 65
Rose B. and Joseph Cohen Professor of Assyriology and Ancient Near Eastern Religion, Emeritus
Brandeis University (Waltham/Boston, Massachusetts, USA)
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- ISBN:
- 978-90-04-43517-9
The Harvard Semitic Studies series publishes volumes from the Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East. Other series offered by Brill that publish volumes from the Museum include Studies in the Archaeology and History of the Levant andHarvard Semitic Monographs, https://hmane.harvard.edu/publications.
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Front Matter
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Mesopotamian Religion — Seiten: 5–23
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Magic in Mesopotamia — Seiten: 24–55
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Sacrifice in Mesopotamia — Seiten: 56–64
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Etemmu אטים — Seiten: 87–92
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Ištar — Seiten: 93–98
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Marduk — Seiten: 99–107
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Prayers and Incantations — Seiten: 111–117
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The Promise to Praise the God in šuilla Prayers — Seiten: 118–125
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The Form and Meaning of a Babylonian Prayer to Marduk — Seiten: 126–148
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The Form and History of a Babylonian Prayer to Nabû — Seiten: 149–162
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The Reconciliation of Angry Personal Gods:
A Revision of the šuillas — Seiten: 176–205 -
Two Versions of a šuilla to Gula — Seiten: 206–214
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Kingship in Ancient Mesopotamia:
The Case of Enūma eliš — Seiten: 225–232 -
Some Observations on the Babylon Section
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Biblical Accounts of Prehistory:
Their Meaning and Formation — Seiten: 238–254 -
Two Passages in the Biblical Account of Prehistory — Seiten: 255–258
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Jonah and God: Plants, Beasts, and Humans
in the Book of Jonah — Seiten: 259–265
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alaktu and halakhah: Oracular Decision, Divine Revelation — Seiten: 269–298
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Blood in Israel and Mesopotamia — Seiten: 299–307
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Cultures in Contact: Ancient Near Eastern and
Jewish Magic — Seiten: 308–315
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