Preface |
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1. Studies in Ancient and Imperial Aramaic |
"Le bain des brebis": Another Example and a Query |
1 |
Studies in Aramaic Lexicography I |
6 |
Stylistic Aspects of the Sefi4re Treaty Inscriptions |
22 |
The Aramaic Papyri from Hermopolis (with Bezalel Porten) |
40 |
The "Periphrastic Imperative" in Aramaic and Hebrew |
56 |
*HAMARAKARA > )AMARKAL |
68 |
The Zakir Inscription and the Danklied |
75 |
The Background and Parallel to a Proverb of Ahiqar |
93 |
Un rite religieux arame&en et ses paralle*les |
104 |
Standard Literary Aramaic |
111 |
Hermopolis Letter 6 (with Bezalel Porten) |
121 |
Iranian or Semitic? |
138 |
The Aramaic God Ramma4n/Rimmo4n |
144 |
On Some Iranian Terms in the Elephantine Papyri: Aspects of Continuity |
148 |
Some Reflections on the Vocabulary of Aramaic in Relationship to the Other Semitic Languages |
154 |
The Dialects of Early Aramaic |
160 |
Early Aramaic Poetry |
167 |
Aramaic Studies and the Bible |
174 |
Ah9iqar in the Book of Tobit |
195 |
Babylonian-Aramaic Relationships |
203 |
Aramaic HNS9L and Some Biblical Passages |
214 |
Notes on the Akkadian-Aramaic Bilingual Statue from Tell Fekherye (with Aaron Shaffer) |
217 |
QLQLT), Tubkinnu, Refuse Tips and Treasure Trove (with Aaron Shaffer) |
225 |
Hebrew and Aramaic in the Persian Period (with Joseph Naveh) |
232 |
ana urdu4ti kaba4su = db(l #bk |
247 |
Notes on the Early Aramaic Lexicon |
251 |
The Meaning of t9kwnh |
258 |
Notes on the Curse Formulae of the Tell Fekherye Inscription (with Aaron Shaffer) |
263 |
Aspects of Archives in the Achaemenid Period |
276 |
Aspects of Aramaic Religion |
283 |
To Praise the Might of Hadad |
295 |
The Aramaic Legal Texts of the Achaemenian Period |
305 |
Two Proverbs of Ah9iqar |
313 |
Asylum at Aleppo: A note on Sfi4re III, 4-7 |
320 |
Some Glosses on the Sefi9re Inscriptions |
327 |
The Wisdom of Ah9iqar |
334 |
2. Studies in Post-Imperial Aramaic |
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Three Iranian Words in the Targum of Job from Qumran (with Shaul Shaked) |
344 |
Notes on Some Aramaic and Mandaic Magic Bowls |
353 |
Aramaic and Its Dialects |
361 |
The Languages of Palestine, 200 B.C.E.-200 C.E. |
376 |
The Mandaic "Targum" to Psalm 114 |
388 |
A Mandaic Miscellany |
397 |
An Ancient Treaty Ritual and Its Targumic Echo |
405 |
The Verb Sallat9a in the
Qur)a4n in the Light of Aramaic Usage |
412 |
Nergol DH9S]PT9) |
418 |
On Mandaic Poetic Technique |
427 |
Astrological and Related Omen Texts in Jewish Palestinian Aramaic (with Michael Sokoloff) |
435 |
An Aramaic Inscription from Tyre from the Reign of Diocletian Preserved in the Palestinian Talmud |
449 |
Kullu nafsin bima4 kasabat rahi4na4: The Use of rhn in Aramaic and Arabic |
453 |
The "Defension Clause" in Some Documents from Nah9
al Hever S9e)elim |
460 |
The Verbs for Washing in Aramaic |
465 |
The Contribution of Qumran Aramaic to the Aramaic Vocabulary (with Michael Sokoloff) |
472 |
The Use of the Targum in a Mandaic Incantation Text |
493 |
Some Aramaic Loanwords in the Aramaic and Nabatean Texts from N9ahal H9ever |
497 |
The Babylonian Forerunner of a Mandaic Formula |
509 |
Babatha's Ketubba (with Yigael Yadin and Ada Yardeni) |
513 |
Babatha's Property and the Law of Succession in the Babatha Archive (with Hannah Cotton) |
540 |
An Astrological Text from Qumran (4Q318) and Reflections on Some Zodiacal Names (with Michael Sokoloff) |
554 |
VOLUME II |
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3. Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period |
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The Small Caves of Qumran |
573 |
The Enochic Pentateuch and the Date of the Similitudes (with Michael Stone) |
595 |
The Genesis Apocryphon: Observations on Some Words and Phrases |
610 |
The Books of Enoch and the Traditions of Enoch (with Michael E. Stone) |
618 |
Ben Sira 42.9-10 and Its Talmudic Paraphrase |
633 |
Two Notes on the Apocryphal Psalms |
640 |
The Genesis Apocryphon Col. XII (with Elisha Qimron) |
646 |
4. Biblical and Epigraphic Lexicography and Style |
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Lexicographical Notes I |
653 |
Lexicographical Notes II |
679 |
The Root "GBL" in Mishnaic Hebrew and in the Hymnic Literature from Qumran |
690 |
The Prepositions B...Tah9at...in Jes 57 5 |
698 |
The Etymology of txtm) |
701 |
Scripture and Inscription: The Literary and Rhetorical Element in
Some Early Phoenician Inscriptions |
704 |
nas]u,-nada4nu and Its Congeners |
720 |
The Meaning of dxp |
725 |
The Root s]ql in Akkadian, Ugaritic and Aramaic |
731 |
A Hapex Legomenon lwrx q#mm |
734 |
A Bronze phiale4 with a Phoenician Dedicatory Inscription
(with Nahman Avigad) |
738 |
A Touch of Eden |
750 |
Notes on the Phoenician Letter from Saqqara |
756 |
A Group of Phoenician City Seals |
759 |
The Seven Pillars of Wisdom (Prov 9:1) - A Mistranslation |
766 |
Larnax te4s Lapethou III Revisited |
774 |
Smitten by Famine, Battered by Plague (Deuteronomy 32:24) |
785 |
The "Cluster" in Biblical Poetry |
789 |
Some Phoenician Words |
799 |
Philological Observations on the Deir (Alla Inscriptions |
803 |
Doves' Dung and the Price of Food: The Topoi of II Kings 6:24-7:2 |
815 |
Etymological Semantics |
821 |
a)tta4 po4rarta be](ozka4 yam (Psalm 74:13a) |
833 |
Three Related Roots: KMS, KNS, and KNS] |
840 |
5. Ancient Near Eastern Studies |
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Ugaritic mdl and Its Cognates |
847 |
Ugaritic Lexicographical Notes |
855 |
Some Glosses on the Keret Epic |
846 |
Amurrite, Ugaritic, and Canaanite |
875 |
Ugaritic Glosses (with Joshua Blau) |
885 |
Ba(al's Thrown and Isa. 6:11 |
892 |
The Epithets RBT/T{RRT in the KRT Epic |
898 |
Some Aspects of Treaty Terminology in the Bible |
901 |
The Marzeah9 as a Social Institution |
907 |
Adi balt9u: Care for the Eldery and Its Rewards |
912 |
Some Neo-Babylonian Women |
920 |
Of Scribes, Scripts, and Languages |
926 |
"Because He/She Did Not Know Letters": Remarks on a First Millennium C.E.
Legal Expression |
939 |
List of Sources |
945 |
Abbreviations |
952 |
Index of Ancient Near Eastern Sources |
955 |
Index of Jewish, Christian and Classical Sources |
969 |
Index of Lexemes |
987 |
Supplement to the Bibliography of Jonas C. Greenfield |
1005 |