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Of Bears and Men: Thoughts on the End of Šulgi’s Reign and on the Ensuing Succession

  • Piotr Michalowski
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents v
  3. Publisher’s Note viii
  4. Peter Machinist ix
  5. Bibliography of Peter Machinist xvii
  6. Fearful Symmetry: The Poetics, Genre, and Form of Lines 109–118, Tablet I in the Poem of Erra 1
  7. Menahem’s Reign Before the Assyrian Invasion (2 Kings 15:14–16) 29
  8. Ethnicity in the Assyrian Empire: A View from the Nisbe, (I): Foreigners and “Special” Inner Communities 47
  9. David and the Ark: A Jerusalem Festival Reflected in Royal Narrative 75
  10. Creation and the Divine Spirit in Babel and Bible: Reflections on mummu in Enūma eliš I 4 and rûaḥ in Genesis 1:2 97
  11. Niṣirti bārûti: une autre approche 117
  12. NB Administrative Terminology and Its Influence in Biblical Literature: Hebrew ארח 137
  13. Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Literatures: A General Introduction 151
  14. Between Elective Autocracy and Democracy: Formalizing Biblical Constitutional Theory 165
  15. Prosperity and Kingship in Psalms and Inscriptions 185
  16. Redactors, Rationalists, and (Bloodied) Rivers: Some Comments on the First Biblical Plague 207
  17. “An Heir Created by Aššur”: Literary Observations on the Rassam Prism (A) of Ashurbanipal 223
  18. Literary-Political Motifs in the Assyrian Royal Inscriptions: Measuring Continuity versus Change 269
  19. Of Bears and Men: Thoughts on the End of Šulgi’s Reign and on the Ensuing Succession 285
  20. A Hidden Anti-David Polemic in 2 Samuel 6:2 321
  21. The Prophet and the Augur at Tušḫan, 611 b.c. 329
  22. Assyria and Judean Identity: Beyond the Religionsgeschichtliche Schule 339
  23. Psalm 22:16 and Its Sumerian and Akkadian Analogues 349
  24. Do Ideas Travel Lightly?: Early Greek Concepts of Justice in Their Mediterranean Context 355
  25. The Rod that Smote Philistia: Isaiah 14:28–32 381
  26. Errant Oxen Or: The Goring Ox Redux 397
  27. Jephthah: Chutzpah and Overreach in a Hebrew Judge 405
  28. The Remembrance of Kings Past: The Persona of King Ibbi-Sin 421
  29. Hittite Gods in Egyptian Attire: A Case Study in Cultural Transmission 433
  30. How Did Šulgi and Išbi-Erra Ascend to Heaven? 459
  31. “War Crimes” in Amos’s Oracles Against the Nations (Amos 1:3–2:3) 479
  32. Grammar and Context: Enki & Ninhursag ll. 1–3 and a Rare Sumerian Construction 503
  33. Towards a Biography of Kish: Notes on Urbanism and Comparison 527
  34. Index of Authors 545
  35. Index of Scripture 557
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