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Literaturkontakte Ugarits
Wurzeln und Entfaltungen. Internationale Tagung, Münster, 13.–15. Oktober 2015- Editors:
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- Series:
- Kasion / Publikationen zur ostmediterranen Antike / Publications on Eastern Mediterranean Antiquity, Volume 5
- Publisher:
- 2021
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Bibliographic data
- Edition
- 1/2021
- Copyright Year
- 2021
- ISBN-Print
- 978-3-96327-100-7
- ISBN-Online
- 978-3-96327-101-4
- Publisher
- Zaphon, Münster
- Series
- Kasion / Publikationen zur ostmediterranen Antike / Publications on Eastern Mediterranean Antiquity
- Volume
- 5
- Language
- English
- Pages
- 253
- Product Type
- Edited Book
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- Inhalt No access
- Vorwort No access
- Ras Schamra / Ugarit. Ein spätbronzezeitliches Königreich als Schnittpunkt der ostmediterranen Kulturen No access Pages 9 - 30Authors:
- KTU 1.2 in its Context and in Relation to Extra-Ugaritic Parallels. A Reevaluation No access Pages 31 - 48Authors:
- Mesopotamian Wisdom Compositions in Ugarit and the “Western Periphery” No access Pages 49 - 64Authors:
- Elemente hethitischer und hurritischer Mythologie in Ugarit No access Pages 65 - 76Authors:
- El und das Alphabet. Erwägungen zum Einfluss des Südens auf die Traditionen Ugarits No access Pages 77 - 104Authors:
- The ṣmd-Weapon of Baal in the Light of the Classical Arabic Sources and the Modern Folklore of the Arabian Peninsula No access Pages 105 - 122Authors:
- Ein himmlischer Betrugsversuch und seine Entlarvung. Edition und narratologische Untersuchung von KTU 1.17 VI No access Pages 123 - 174Authors: |
- Possible Allusion to Marduk’s Rise to the Supremacy in the Babylonian Marduk Prayer found at Ugarit (RS 94.2498) No access Pages 175 - 188Authors:
- Administrative Texts in Ugarit between Tradition and Innovation. Analysis of Two Instances No access Pages 189 - 198Authors:
- The Ugaritian Poets as Inheritors, Transmitters, Transformers and Innovators No access Pages 199 - 240Authors:
- Mythological Traditions from Late Bronze Age Ugarit to the Levant (Phoenicia) in the 1st Millennium BCE No access Pages 241 - 251Authors:





