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Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Frontmatter
- A School Tablet in the Shape of a Five-Sided Prism in Adana Museum
- Das Verhältnis zwischen Hieroglyphen- und Keilschrift-Luwisch
- The Survey of Qaleh (Ghalee) Tepe in Sīstān: Chronology and Analysis of Findings
- Two Hurro-Urartian Lexical Parallels
- Eine neubabylonische Edition eines mittelbabylonischen Nergal-Balaĝs (BM.35434)
- On the Identity of Hartapu
- Hethitisch māri- ,Sichelschwert(?)‘ aus archäologischer, philologischer und etymologischer Sicht
- Religious Discourse in the Ancient Near East Proceedings of the Conference “Religious Discourse in the Ancient Near East” held at Sorbonne University (Paris) on December 12–13, 2019
- Introduction
- Verbal Art in Luwian and Hittite Incantations
- Luwian Curses as Religious Discourse
- Hurrian and Luwian Elements in the Kizzuwatna Religious Texts
- The Cult of Ištanuwa (and Lallubiya) between Hattian and Aegean Cultures
- Religious Discourse in Ancient Mesopotamia
Artikel in diesem Heft
- Frontmatter
- Frontmatter
- A School Tablet in the Shape of a Five-Sided Prism in Adana Museum
- Das Verhältnis zwischen Hieroglyphen- und Keilschrift-Luwisch
- The Survey of Qaleh (Ghalee) Tepe in Sīstān: Chronology and Analysis of Findings
- Two Hurro-Urartian Lexical Parallels
- Eine neubabylonische Edition eines mittelbabylonischen Nergal-Balaĝs (BM.35434)
- On the Identity of Hartapu
- Hethitisch māri- ,Sichelschwert(?)‘ aus archäologischer, philologischer und etymologischer Sicht
- Religious Discourse in the Ancient Near East Proceedings of the Conference “Religious Discourse in the Ancient Near East” held at Sorbonne University (Paris) on December 12–13, 2019
- Introduction
- Verbal Art in Luwian and Hittite Incantations
- Luwian Curses as Religious Discourse
- Hurrian and Luwian Elements in the Kizzuwatna Religious Texts
- The Cult of Ištanuwa (and Lallubiya) between Hattian and Aegean Cultures
- Religious Discourse in Ancient Mesopotamia