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Um den Informationsaustausch über aktuelle Editionsvorhaben aus der lateinischen Patristik zu erleichtern, wurde beim CSEL eine Internet-Dokumentation gestartet, die frei zugänglich ist. Bitte melden Sie uns Ihre entsprechenden Projekte, die in Arbeit sind, damit sie in EDENDAbekanntgegeben werden können.

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Eine Einf�hrung

An Introduction

Una introduzione

Une introduction

 Auctor
AmbrosiasterAmbrosiusAnonymusAnonymus RomanusAugustinusBeda VenerabilisBoethiusCassiodorusClaudius
  TaurinensisCollatioCyprianusPs.-CyprianusDamasus papaDonatus
  VesuntinusEucheriusFortunatianusHelisacharHieronymusHilarius
  PictaviensisIsidorus
  HispalensisIulius papaLactantiusLiberius papaPelagiusProsper
  AquitanusRufinusTertullianusVetus Latina

WOMEN IN JUDAISM: A MULTIDISCIPLINARY JOURNAL is an academic, refereed journal published exclusively on the Internet, and devoted to scholarly debate on gender-related issues in Judaism. The ultimate aim of the journal is to promote the reconceptualization of the study of Judaism, by acknowledging and incorporating the roles played by women, and by encouraging the development of alternative research paradigms. Cross-methodological and interdisciplinary, the journal does not promote a fixed ideology, and welcomes a variety of approaches.

2017

Vol 14, No 1 (2017)

2016

Vol 13, No 2 (2016)

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2015

Vol 12, No 2 (2015)

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2014

Vol 11, No 2 (2014)

Vol 11, No 1 (2014): Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal

2013

Vol 10, No 2 (2013): Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal Winter 2013

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2012

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2011

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2010

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2009

Vol 6, No 2 (2009): Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal

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2008

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2007

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Vol 4, No 2 (2007): Women in Judaism: A Multidisciplinary Journal, Fall 2007

2006

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2003

Vol 3, No 2 (2003)

"The First Night"
Abaye said, Mother told me: Like hot water on a bald man’s head. Raba said, the daughter of Rab Hisda (Raba’s wife) told me: Like the prick of bloodletting. Rav Papa said, the daughter of Aba of Sura (Rav Papa’s wife) told me: Like hard bread for the gums. [Babylonian Talmud Ketubot 39b] (The Defiant Muse, Hebrew Feminist Poems from Antiquity to the Present: A Bilingual Anthology. Edited by Shirley Kaufman, Galit Hasan-Rokem and Tamar S. Hess. With a foreward by Alicia Suskin Ostriker. The Helen Rose Scheuer Jewish Women’s Series. New York: Feminist Press, 1999, p. 59. This passage was translated by Shirley Kaufman and Galit Hasan-Rokem.)

2002

Vol 3, No 1 (2002)

Bread and cake cake and bread which is better, I myself think that bread when there is good butter is better than cake, bread and butter but when there is no bread and butter then there is cake Marie Antoinette was quite right about that. [Gertrude Stein, "The Coming of the Americans," in Collected Writings of Gertrude Stein (New York: Vintage Books, 1990), 648.]

2001

Vol 2, No 2 (2001)

"I had never considered myself religious. I am the daughter of a secular city, of the generation that witnessed the Holocaust to ask: 'Is God dead?' For me as for other Jewish feminists, religion perpetuated the patriarchal tradition that denied women access to Judaism's most sacred rituals and enshrined them within the strict confines of their biological role. The Judeo-Christian religion kept alive that feminine mystique which was at the heart of the problem.
It took the confidence born of the women's movement for me and other Jewish feminists to embrace our Jewishness, but in a new way. We took the task of making Judaism accept that women are equal to men in the sight of our God." [Betty Friedan, Life So Far: A Memoir (New York: Simon & Schuster, 2000), 330.]

1999

Vol 2, No 1 (1999)

"In the month of Nissan, 5479 [1719], a woman was kneeling by the bank of the Moselle, washing her dishes. It was about ten o'clock at night, and of a sudden it became as light as day, and the woman looked in the Heavens, and the Heavens were opened, like unto a ...[word illegible]... and sparks flew therefrom; and then the Heavens closed, as one closes a curtain, and all was dark again. God grant that it be for our good!" (The Memoirs of Gluckel of Hameln, Translated by Marvin Lowenthal, p. 277)

1998

Vol 1, No 2 (1998)

"Rav Hisda said: A man should never terrorize his household. The concubine of Giv'ah [Judges 19-21] was terrorized by her husband, and she was the cause of many thousands being slaughtered in Israel." - BabylonianTalmud, Gittin 6b

1997

Vol 1, No 1 (1997)

"A woman is acquired by three means and acquires herself by two means" - Mishnah Kiddushin 1:1

Over its 150-year history, the American Numismatic Society has published hundreds of monographs. Many of these were scanned by the Google Books project and are now openly accessible through HathiTrust. However, these scanned books provide little functionality for keyword searches or linking to related resources in the archives or numismatic collection of the ANS. As a result, we are publishing fully functional Open Access ebooks through our Digital Library, including EPUB and PDF derivatives for mobile devices.

The British Museum Lot of Silver from the Taranto 1911 Hoard (Inventory of Greek Coin Hoards [1973], no. 1874)

Author

Kroll, John H., Heath, Sebastian, 1966-

Date

2002

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Recent Advances in Roman Numismatics

Author

Gruber, Ethan W.

Date

2013

University

University of Virginia

Language

English

Fiscalité et enjeux de pouvoir dans le monde romain

Author

Bransbourg, Gilles, 1965-

Date

2010

University

École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales

Language

French

From Koine to Romanitas: The numismatic evidence for Roman expansion and settlement in Bulgaria in antiquity (Moesia and Thrace, ca. 146 BC–AD 98/117)

Author

Paunov, Eugeni I.

Date

2013

University

Cardiff University

Language

English

Pant'agatha: Commodities in Levantine-Aegean Trade During the Persian Period, 6–4th c. B.C.

Author

Van Alfen, Peter G.

Date

2002

University

University of Texas-Austin

Language

English

New Style Silver Coinage of Athens

Author

Thompson, Margaret E., 1911-1992

Date

1961

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Money and Power in the Viking Kingdom of York, c. 895–954

Author

Gooch, Megan Laura

Date

2011

University

Durham University

Language

English

Medal in America

Editor

Stahl, Alan M., 1947-

Date

September 26-27, 1987

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

America's Gold Coinage. Coinage of the Americas Conference, 1989

Editor

Metcalf, William E.

Date

November 4-5, 1989

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

Coinage of Metapontum

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1961

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Coinage of the First Mint of the Americas at Mexico City, 1536-1572

Author

Nesmith, Robert I., 1891-1972

Date

1955

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Coinage of Caulonia

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1958

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Studies

Coinage of Metapontum, Part 1

Author

Noe, Sydney P. (Sydney Philip), 1885-1969

Date

1927

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Ancient Numismatics

Author

Baxter, Barbara A.

Date

1958

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Carolingian Coinage

Author

Morrison, Karl F. (Karl Frederick), 1936-, Grunthal, Henry Grunthal, Henry (1905-2001).

Date

1967

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Money of Pre-Federal America

Editor

Kleeberg, John M.

Date

May 4, 1991

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Coinage of the Americas Conference

Excavation Coins from the Persepolis Region

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1959

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Contributions to Arabic Metrology

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1958

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Egyptian Hoard of the Second Century, A.D

Author

Weber, Shirley Howard, 1883-1962

Date

1932

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

Series

Numismatic Notes and Monographs

Coinage of the Visigoths of Spain

Author

Miles, George Carpenter, 1904-1975

Date

1952

Publisher

American Numismatic Society

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This is in line with the original intent of Undena to serve the scholarly community by providing the maximum diffusion of scholarly thought.

BM 30. Urkesh/Mozan Studies 6. [=Bibliotheca Mesopotamica 30]
Three-dimensional Volumetric Analysis in an Archaeological Context.

Federico Buccellati.

2016. Pp. xiv + 387.
Cloth ISBN 978-0-9798937-2-8 $15.00
Front Matter
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Ex Oriente Lux geeft het tijdschrift Phoenix uit, dat driemaal per jaar verschijnt. Phoenix biedt vlot leesbare en wetenschappelijk verantwoorde artikelen over recent onderzoek naar de archeologie, geschiedenis en culturen van het Oude Nabije Oosten. Niet alleen hoogleraren en andere senior wetenschappers publiceren in Phoenix, maar ook promovendi en net afgestudeerden. De leden van Ex Oriente Lux ontvangen Phoenix gratis driemaal per jaar.

De redactie bestaat uit:

• Carina van den Hoven (hoofdredacteur en redacteur egyptologie)
• Dirk Bakker (redacteur oude Israël en Levant)
• Merel Brüning (redacteur archeologie van het Nabije Oosten)
• Lidewij van de Peut (redacteur hettitologie)
• Theo Krispijn (redacteur assyriologie en webredacteur)
• Martin Hense (vormgeving)

1955
Phoenix 1,1
Phoenix 1,2

1956
Phoenix 2,1
Phoenix 2,2

1957
Phoenix 3,1
Phoenix 3,2

1958
Phoenix 4,1
Phoenix 4,2

1959
Phoenix 5,1
Phoenix 5,2

1960
Phoenix 6,1
Phoenix 6,2

1961
Phoenix 7,2

1962
Phoenix 8

1963
Phoenix 9,1
Phoenix 9,2

1964
Phoenix 10,1
Phoenix 10,2

1965
Phoenix 11,2

1966
Phoenix 12,1
Phoenix 12,2

1967
Phoenix 13,1
Phoenix 13,2

1968
Phoenix 14,1
Phoenix 14,2

1969
Phoenix 15,1
Phoenix 15,2

1970
Phoenix 16,1
Phoenix 16,2

1971
Phoenix 17,1
Phoenix 17,2

1972
Phoenix 18

1973
Phoenix 19,1
Phoenix 19,2

1974
Phoenix 20

1975
Phoenix 21

1976
Phoenix 22

1977
Phoenix 23

1978
Phoenix 24,1
Phoenix 24,2

1979
Phoenix 25,1
Phoenix 25,2

1980
Phoenix 26,1
Phoenix 26,2

1981
Phoenix 27,1
Phoenix 27,2

1982
Phoenix 28,1
Phoenix 28,2

1983
Phoenix 29

1984
Phoenix 30

1987
Phoenix 33,1: Het oude Zuid-Arabië
– J. Ryckmans, De bijdrage van oud Zuid-Arabië tot de kennis van het Semitische Oosten (fig. 1-12) – 4
– W.W. Müller, Het belang van de Wierookhandel voor het antieke Zuid-Arabië (fig. 13-22) – 30
– A.J. Drews, Ethiopië en Zuid-Arabië tussen 450 vóór en 550 na het begin van onze jaartelling (fig. 23) – 55

Phoenix 33,2: Het recht in het Oude Nabije Oosten
– Ph.H.J. Houwink ten Cate, In memoriam Prof. dr. M.A. Beek – 3
– Personalia Orientalia – 6
– G. van den Boorn, De vizier en de rechtspraak in Egypte rond 1500 v.C. – 10
– A. McDowell, Een schijnproces in het Egyptische strafrecht? – l7
– K. R. Veenhof, Rechtspraak bij de Oude Assyriërs – 23
– M. Stol, Oog om oog, tand om tand: een barbaarse wet? – 38
– K. A. Deurloo, Recht in Israël – pp. 44-50.
– Ph. H. J. Houwink ten Cate, De Hettitische wettenverzameling – 50
– Boekennieuws – 59

1988
Phoenix 34,2
– Genootschapsmededelingen – 2
– Mededelingen – p. 3
– Personalia et facta orientalia – 3
– G.P.F. VAN DEN BOORN, Ex Oriente Lux Nova. Het Nabije Oosten in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden – 10
– H.L.J. VANSTIPHOUT, Fabels uit Mesopotamie – 15
– M. STOL, De Babylonische wereldkaart – 29
– M. STOL, Nieuw licht op de Babylonische ballingschap – 36
– M. DIJKSTRA, De alfabetische inscripties van Serábit el-Khadim (Sinai) – 39
– J. HELDERMAN, Van Jablonski / Te Water tot Vycichl. Bij Jozef Janssen’s pleidooi voor een nieuwe “Wiedemann” – 54.
– L.M.J. ZONHOVEN, Toetanchamon en de dieven? – 59.
– Boekennieuws: M.L. FOLMER, W.H. VAN SOLDT, M. STOL, M. STEINER, L. M. J. ZONHOVEN – 61

1989
Phoenix 35,2
– Genootschapsmededelingen – 2
– Personalia orientalia – 3
– A. EGBERTS, Wetenschap in Egypte en Babyionië – 5
– H.O. WILLEMS, Geleerde doden – 21.
– W.H. VAN SOLDT, De Babylonische astronomie, het begin van een wetenschap – 39
– K. JONGELING, De verloren wetenschap van Phoeniciërs en Carthagers – 57

1990
Phoenix 36,1
– Genootschapsmededelingen – 3
– M. HEERMA VAN VOSS, In Memoriam B.A. van Proosdij (1910-1990) – 4
– J. HOFTIJZER, In Memoriam Prof. Dr. P.A.H. de Boer (1910-1989) – 4
– Personalia et facta orientalia – 7
– K. VAN DER TOORN, Het Babylonische Nieuwjaarsfeest – 10
– Boekennieuws – 30

Phoenix 36,2: De stad in het Oude Nabije Oosten
– Genootschapsmededelingen – 2
– Personalia et facta orientalia – 2
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Steden in het Oude Nabije Oosten: Inleiding – 7
– W.H. VAN SOLDT, De stad Ugarit – 9
– R. VAN WALSEM, De stad Amarna: Exponent van traditie, vernieuwing en ideologie – 31
– R.J. VAN DER SPEK, ,,Is dit niet het grote Babylon, dat ik gebouwd heb?” – 51
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Lachis: een Judese stad uit de IJzertijd – 64
– L. VAN ROMPAY, Palmyra, Emesa en Edessa: Semitische steden in het gehelleniseerde Nabije Oosten – 73

1991
Phoenix 37,1: Drank en drinken in het Oude Nabije Oosten
– Mededelingen – 3
– W.H. VAN SOLDT, In Memoriam Prof. P.R. Kraus (1910-1991) – 4
– M. HEERMA VAN VOSS, In Memoriam J. Zandee (1914-1991) – 4
– Personalia et facta orientalia – 5
– A. RAMMANT-PEETERS, De bereiding van bier en wijn bij de Oude Egyptenaren – 6
– M. STOL, De Babyloniërs dronken bier – 24
– K. SPRONK, De wijn als troost in leven en in sterven. Enkele gedachten over de wijnen de Marzeach in Syrië en Palestina – 40
– G. VAN DRIEL, Spijkers met Koppen, II: Maskan-sapir, een begin bij de Tigris – 55
– Boekennieuws – 57

Phoenix 37,2
– Personalia et facta orientalia – 2
– E. LIPINSKI, Profetisme en Waarzeggerij – 5
– J. SMITS, Johannes Brauns droom over Egypte – 12
– G. VAN DRIEL, Een reconstructie van de tempels op de Jebel Aruda – 21
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Nieuwe gegevens over het oudste Israël – 32
– D.J.W. MEIJER, Opgravingskroniek van West-Azië – 42

1992
Phoenix 38,1: Actualiteiten
– Mededelingen – 2
– M. HEERMA VAN VOSS, In Memoriam W. F. Leemans (1912-1991) – 3
– Voorwoord – 4
– A.A. LOOSE & H.O. WILLEMS, Egypte – 5
– K.R. VEENHOF & W.H. VAN SOLDT, Mesopotamië – 14
– Th.P.J. VAN DEN HOUT, Anatolië – 32
– M. L. FOLMER, Israël – 47
– Boekennieuws – 53

Phoenix 38,2
– Mededelingen – 2
– M. HEERMA VAN VOSS, In Memoriam J. Vergote (1910-1992) – 2
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Het Jericho-graf in het Rijksmuseum van Oudheden te Leiden – 4
– A.A. LOOSE, Woonhuizen in Amarna en het domein van de vrouwen – 16
– G. VAN DRIEL, Uit het leven van een Nieuw-Babylonische handelaar – 30
– Boekennieuws – 46

Phoenix 38,3: Opleiding in het Oude Nabije Oosten
– Mededelingen – 3
– Th.P.J. VAN DEN HOUT, Een augur voor 25 sikkels. Iets over opleiding bij de Hettieten – 6
– J.J. JANSSEN, Schooljongens in het oude Egypte – 13
– Th.J.H. KRISPIJN, Naar school in het oude Mesopotamië – 21
– M. DIJKSTRA, Schrijvers en Scholing in Oud-Israël – 34

1993
Phoenix 39,1: Actualiteiten
– Personalia Orientalia – 2
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Israël – 4
– O.E. KAPER & M.L. FOLMER, Egypte – 11
– W.H. VAN SOLDT, Mesopotamië en Syrië – 30
– F.A. TJERKSTRA, Anatolië – 37
– Boekennieuws – 47

Phoenix 39,2
– Personalia et Facta Orientalia – 54
– A. NYLAND, De Kikkuli-trainingsmethode voor paarden: de Kikkuli-tekst in de praktijk – 57
– M. HARTGERS, R. JAS, J. LEMMER, S. SCHEPEL, De arme man van Nippur – 66
– D.J.W. MEIJER, Tell I:Iammäm al Turkmän aan de Balïg in Noord-Syrië – 73
– M. STEINER, Urusalim en Jebus – 84
– K.J.H. VRIEZEN, Umm Qēs (ant. Gadara) in Jordanië. De kerken in Areaal I – 92
– H. BARNARD, De tombe van de sjeilc van Qasr Ibrim – 109
– Boekennieuws – 117

Phoenix 39,3: Brieven uit het Oude Nabije Oosten
– Personalia Orientalia – 126
– L.M.J. ZONHOVEN, “In leven, voorspoed en gezondheid, en in de gunst van Amon-Re!” – 128
– M. FOLMER, “Ik stuur je deze brief om je het beste te wensen”. Hebreeuwse en Aramese brieven uit het oude Israël – 141
– Th.P.J. VAN DEN HOUT, De zaak Zannanza. Een Egyptisch-Hettitisch brievendossier – 159
– K.R. VEENHOF, Brieven uit het Oude Mesopotamië – 168

1994
Phoenix 40,1
– Genootschapsmededelingen – 2
– Personalia Orientalia – 3
– P.M.M.G. AKKERMANS, De heuvel van de Witte Jongen, opgravingen te Tell Sabi Abyad in Noord-Syrië – 4
– B. STUART en H. CURVERS, Tell al-Raqa’i: een dorp op het platteland van Noord-Mesopotamië (3000-2400 v. Chr.) – 16
– W.M. VAN HAARLEM De opgravingen op Tell Ibrahim Awad in 1993 – 33
– A.S. VAN DER WOUDE, De rollen van de Dode Zee. Recente ontwikkelingen, nieuwe teksten en omstreden standpunten – 44

Phoenix 40,2
– Personalia Orientalia – 60
– J. VAN DIJK, Horemheb en de strijd om de troon van Toetanchamon – 62
– J. QUAEGEBEUR EN C. TRAUNECKER, Een “grenstempel” te Sjenhoer bij Qoes – 79
– E.Ch.L. VAN DER VLIET, Verdwijnen de “Dark Ages”? – 94
– W.A.M. BEUKEN, De boeken van Samuël in een nieuw licht, een bespreking – 109
– Boekennieuws – 117

Phoenix 40,3
– Personalia Orientalia – 128
– JANA LOOSE, “Nu ziet, ik heb gedaan wat ik gezegd heb” – 132
– G. VAN DRIEL, Wijgeschenken in Mesopotamië – 154
– J. DE ROOS, Hettitische votiefteksten en votiefgeschenken – 168
– K. DIJKSTRA, Aramese votiefteksten en votiefgeschenken uit Hatra – 184

1995
Phoenix 41,1
– Personalia Orientalia – 2
– H.D. SCHNEIDER, Pay en Raia: Haremdirecteuren van de Heer der Beide Landen. Recente opgravingen in de Memphitische begraafplaats van het Nieuwe Rijk te Sakkara – 4
– K. VAN LERBERGHE & G. VOET, Tell Beydar: ,,The Missing Link”? – 27
– R. DOCTER, Karthago: de Phrenicische stad onder het Romeinse Carthago – 43
– Boekennieuws – 58

Phoenix 41,2
– Personalia Orientalia – 63
– F.H. VAN DIJK, Scheepvaart in de Perzische Golf: maritieme contacten in het derde millennium voor Christus – 64
– S. WACHSMANN, Zeevaarders in het Oude Nabije Oosten – 72
– F. MEIJER, Van monoreme naar trireme: de ontwildceling van het oorlogsschip in het oostelijk Middellandse-Zeegebied van 1500-500 v. Chr. – 81

Phoenix 41,3
– Personalia Orientalia – 94
– A. WEGENER SLEESWIJK, Oude scheepvaartkanalen in Egypte – 97
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Een belangrijke stèle uit Tel Dan, Israël – 119
– W.J. VAN BEKKUM, Heiligheid en heiliging in Bijbelse en Rabbijnse traditie – 131
– Boekennieuws – 143

1996
Phoenix 42,1
– Personalia Orientalia – 2
– JACOBUS VAN DIJK, Hymnen aan Re en Osiris in Mephitische graven van het Nieuwe Rijk – 3
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Graven en sociale verhoudingen tijdens de Israëlische monarchie – 23
– H.L.J. VANSTIPHOUT, De heilige Lugalbanda – 35
– Boekennieuws – 53

Phoenix 42,2
– Personalia Orientalia – 58
– HARCO WILLEMS, Veerlieden en andere onaangename personen in het Egyptisch hier­ namaals – 60
– KLAAS SPRONK, Ideeën over de doden en het leven na de dood in het Bijbelse Israël – 78
– DINA KATZ, Het Sumerische dodenrijk – 91
– THEO P.J. VAN DEN HOUT, Een dodenrijk voor een koning in het Hettitisch hiernamaals – 104

Phoenix 42,3
– Personalia Orientalia – 114
– ARNO EGBERTS, Van kisten en kalveren: twee Oudegyptische riten nader bekeken – 120
– J. HOFTIJZER, Koninklijk bestuur in Oud-Israël – 136
– A.C.V.M. BONGENAAR, Het tempelarchief uit de stad Sippar – 152
– Boekennieuws – 163

1997
Phoenix 43,1
– Personalia Orientalia – 2
– BEN HARING, Rondom de tempels in Thebe-West – 4
– LEONARD V. RUTGERS, De nieuwste opgravingen in Sepphoris, Galilea – 19
– JOOST HAZENBOS, De Hettitische cultusinventarissen – 37
– Boekennieuws – 50

Phoenix 43,2
– Personalia Orientalia – 60
– LOUIS ZONHOVEN, Was het Oude Egypte een luilekkerland? – 63
– MARGARETHA FOLMER, Eten in Bijbels-Hebreeuwse vertelkunst – 75
– HELEEN SANCISI-WEERDENBURG, De oorsprong van een haute cuisine – 93
– WILFRED VAN SOLDT, Oudbabylonische recepten – 103
– THEO P.J. VAN DEN HOUT, Twee tot driemaal daags; eten en eetgewoontes bij de Hettieten – 114

Phoenix 43,3
– Personalia Orientalia – 124
– JULIA HARVEY, De typologie van houten grafbeelden uit het Egyptische Oude Rijk – 126
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Dertig jaar opgravingen op Tel Dan, Israël, Deel l – 138
– JAN GERRIT DERCKSEN, Rijk worden in Turkije: Assyrische kooplieden in Kanis – 154
– Boekennieuws – 168

1998
Phoenix 44,1
– Voorwoord van de redactie – 2
– Personalia Orientalia – 3
– JACOBUS VAN DIJK, Elite en goddelijk koningschap in Egypte aan het eind van de Achttiende Dynastie – 7
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Dertig jaar opgravingen op Tel Dan, Israël, Deel 2 – 21
– THEO VAN DEN HOUT, A Tale of Two Cities: Twee nieuwe Hettitische provinciale centra – 39

1999
Phoenix 45,1
– Personalia Orientalia – 3
– MARK COENEN EN VEERLE COUCKUYT, Isis of Abraham? Over mormonen en Oudegyptische dodenteksten – 7
– MARIE-JOSÉ WIJNTJES, Een “nieuwe bijbelvertaling” voor de volgende eeuw – 21
– NIEK VELDHUIS, Leren lezen en schrijven in Nippur – 30
– Boekennieuws – 42

Phoenix 45,2
– JAANA TOIVARI, Het huwelijk en de getrouwde vrouw; Impressies uit vrouwenlevens in Deir el-Medina – 49
– M. STOL, Vrouwen in Babylonië – 59
– WOUTER HENKELMAN, “Gebiederesse van dit land”; Vrouwen in Achaimenidisch Perzië – 70
– Boekennieuws; De vrouw van de nacht – 89

2000
Phoenix 46,1
– Personalia Orientalia – 3
– INGRID DE STROOPER, Thebe in de 25e en 26e dynastie; De betekenis van de godsgemalinnen van Amon weerspiegeld in hun architecturale monumenten – 7
– C.H.J. DE GEUS, Hofleven in het Oude Israel – 17
– PIETER W. VAN DER HORST, Christelijke Woestijnheiligen in het antieke Nabije Oosten – 26

Phoenix 46,2
– Van de redactie – 40
– Verenigingsnieuws – 41
– Personalia Orientalia – 45
– KLAAS R. VEENHOF, Op zoek naar het jaar 2000 voor Christus – 49
– HARCO WILLEMS, Het nomarchaat als politieke, sociale en religieuze factor in de Egyptische provincie – 72
– Boekennieuws – 104

Phoenix 46,3
– Van de redactie – 108
– Personalia Orientalia – 109
– JACOBUS VAN DIJK, De grafkamers van Maya en Meryt – 110
– WILLEM M. VAN HAARLEM, De opgravingen te Tell Ibrahim Awad, 1994-2000 – 128
– WILFRED VAN SOLDT, Een Kanaänitisch woordenboek uit Ashkelon – 136
– EVELINE J. VAN DER STEEN, Wie waren de vroege Israëlieten? – 141
– Boekennieuws – 154

2001
Phoenix 47,1-2
– Van de redactie – 2
– Personalia Orientalia – 3
– J.F. BORGHOUTS, De religie van Achnaton – 5
– BEN HARING, Hoe bestuurt een ketter zijn land? – 36
– WILFRED VAN SOLDT, De internationale betrekkingen in de Amarna-periode – 53
– RENÉ VAN WALSEM, Sporen van een revolutie in Saqqara – 69
– JACOBUS VAN DIJK, Toetanchamon: De contrarevolutie van een kind – 90
– Bibliografie: gebruikte afkortingen – 111

Phoenix 47,3
– Van de redactie – 114
– Personalia Orientalia – 115
– Denyse HOMÈS-FREDERICQ, Ontdek Lehun en de Koningsweg. De Belgische opgravingen in het antieke Jordanië – 117
– Wilfred VAN SOLDT, Te land, ter zee en op de vlucht: reizen en trekken in de Levant in de Late Bronstijd – 148
– Boekennieuws – 163

2002
Phoenix 48,1
– Van de redactie – 2
– Personalia Orientalia – 3
– JACQUES KINNAER, Het Naqada-label en het debat rond de identificatie van Menes – 4
– FIK MEIJER, Paulus’ zeereis naar Rome – 14
– HERMAN TE VELDE, De symboliek van apen en bavianen in de Oud-Egyptische cultuur en religie – 25
– KAREL J.H. VRIEZEN, Een antieke stad wordt zichtbaar. Opgravingen in Umm Qēs (ant. Gadara) in Jordanië – 46

Phoenix 48,2
– Van de redactie – 62
– JACCO DIELEMAN, Rituele reinheid in het Oude Egypte – 63
– MEINDERT DIJKSTRA, Schone handen. Reinheid in de culturen van de Levant – 73
– PETRA M. GOEDEGEBUURE, Rituele reinheid bij de Hettieten – 93
– MARTEN STOL, Reinheid in Mesopotamië – 103

2006
Phoenix 52,1
Phoenix 52,2

2007
Phoenix 53,1
Phoenix 53,2-3

2008
Phoenix 54,1
Phoenix 54,2
Phoenix 54,3

2009
Phoenix 55,1
Phoenix 55,2
Phoenix 55,3

2010
Phoenix 56,1-2
Phoenix 56,3

2011
Phoenix 57,1-2
Phoenix 57,3

2012
Phoenix 58,1
Phoenix 58,2
Phoenix 58,3

2013
Phoenix 59,2

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The International Review of Roman Law, created under the auspices of the Ibero-American Association of Roman Law and of the University of Castilla-La Mancha, is focused on accepting research within the ambit of the Roman Law, Romanistic Tradition and Historical-Juridical Sciences, and difussing its results. The aim of Ridrom is to overcome all geographical frontiers and it is open to all like-minded individuals and institutions. The review also covers the activities of the Ibero-American Association, along with any news or information that may be of interest to the Romanistic community.


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REUDAR aims to be a proactive scientific agent to enrich the European common culture which binds more than 300 millions of citizens. REUDARintends to achieve this enrichment of the European citizenship through its historical architecture, concretely, the Roman architecture, which influence in the different European Classicism styles and is so prevalent in the European urban landscapes. REUDAR was created with a vocation of union and consensus through the scientific debate, leaded by researchers from different European countries, with contributions in all the European languages. REUDAR seeks to be, in essence, a 3rd Millennium intellectual forum to share a common topic, which is, sometimes, scattered in a multiplicity of existing Classical Archaeology journals, with no intention of replacement. REUDAR intends to be a reference, a call for scientific creativity through science, brightness, innovation and change inherent to our common secular identity with the Roman architecture as a driving force.

Núm. 1 (2017)

Table of Contents

ARTICLES

Venustius est reticulatum. L’evoluzione dell’opera reticolata a Cuma Marina Covolan

PDF (Italiano) 7-24

Costruire ingegnosamente riutilizzando materiali poveri. L’impiego di conchiglie a fini edilizi ad Aquileia tra età repubblicana e tarda antichità. Simone Dilaria

PDF (Italiano) 25-55

Los ímbrices de mármol del Traianeum de Italica Sebastián Vargas Vázquez

PDF (Español (España)) 57-74

L'area forense di Forum Sempronii: nuovi dati architettonici e urbanistici alla luce degli scavi 2013-2017 Oscar Mei, Lorenzo Cariddi, Massimo Gasparini

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(Italiano) 75-119

La domus di Europa a Forum Sempronii Filippo Venturini

PDF (Italiano) 121-142

Arquitectura comercial de la ciudad de Roma. Una aproximación a la definición de las avenidas de carácter suntuario: de la vía Sacra a la Quinta Avenida Jordi Pérez González

PDF (Español (España)) 143-175

Lorsque les murailles sont attaquées... par l’érosion. Quelques indices archéologiques sur les solutions apportées durant l’antiquité à Cordoue Christopher Courault

PDF (Français (France)) 177-191

Call for papers_ Vol. 2 N° 1-2 (2018)
REUDAR call for papers for Vol. 2, 1-2 (2018) is open. Articles will be published in early view form in three month maximum after submission. Full issues of Reudar 1-2 will be published in June/December 2018. Papers should be submitted electronically via ojs system of REUDAR, including a cover sheet containing corresponding author's name, affiliation, mailing address, phone, email and address. Here you can download the template. For more information see: https://www.uco.es/ucopress/ojs/index.php/reudar/about/editorialPolicies#focusAndScope

Mediterranea is an international journal focusing on various areas of knowledge transfer from Late Antiquity to the Early Modern period, covering the Middle East and the Mediterranean basin, and paying special attention to philological, philosophical, scientific, cultural and religious fields of research.

If there is one thing that characterizes the powerful process of knowledge exchange between the Near East and the Latin West it is the passion for knowledge and the discovery of its secrets that inspired scholars of the period. This led to long journeys and rich encounters, and the mutual exchange between cultures that have repercussions up to the present day.

Mediterranea is a project focused on combining efforts, by linking highly qualified research institutions with expertise in the field of transfer of knowledge within the different areas of study that will be addressed in the journal.

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Articles

Adab as Social Currency: the Survival of the Qaṣīda in Medieval Sicily Nicola CARPENTIERI

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Dalla Politica di Aristotele all''averroismo politico'. Una vicenda paradossale // From Aristotle's Politics to 'Political Averroism'. A Curious Story Gregorio PIAIA

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Aristotelian Theories in Abraham ibn Ezra's Commentaries to the Bible Mariano GÓMEZ ARANDA

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A Missing Link in European Travel Literature: Burchard of Mount Sion's Description of Egypt Jonathan RUBIN

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Aristotle, his Course on Natural Philosophy and the Arabic Tradition Josep PUIG MONTADA

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Et vocatum est nomen eius IESVS. L’onomastique divine dans la pensée cabbalistique chrétienne de Niccolò Camerario // The Names of God in the Christian Kabbalah of Niccolò Camerario Flavia BUZZETTA

PDF (Français (France)) 111-127

Ibn Sīnā’s Aristotle Jules JANSSENS

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Ptolemaic Orbs in Twelfth-Century England: A Study and Edition of the Anonymous Liber de motibus planetarum C. Philipp E. NOTHAFT

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In memoriam

Mauro Zonta and the Unity of Medieval Philosophy John MARENBON

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Notes

Jacopo Aconcio. Breve biografia di un ‘eretico minore’ del Cinquecento Massimiliano TRAVERSINO DI CRISTO

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Between Istanbul and Venice: Agency, Faith, and Empire in the Sixteenth Century John Jeffries MARTIN

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On Ideas in Motion in Baghdad and Beyond Cecilia MARTINI BONADEO

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Reviews

Francesco Santi, Vol. V: La Mistica. Angela da Foligno e Raimondo Lullo, in La Letteratura Francescana, a cura di Claudio Leonardi con la collaborazione di Daniele Solvi, Milano: Fondazione Lorenzo Valla–Mondadori, 2016, LII + 452 pp., ISBN 9788804657910 Jorge USCATESCU BARRÓN

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Zachary A. Matus, Franciscans and the Elixir of Life: Religion and Science in the Later Middle Ages, Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 2017, 203 pp., ISBN 9780812249217 (Pbk) – 9780812294064 (Ebk) Athanasios RINOTAS

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Raimundi Lulli Opera Latina 44: Ars inventiva veritatis, ed. Jorge Uscatescu Barrón, Turnhout: Brepols, 2014 (Corpus Christianorum. Continuatio Mediaevalis, 265; Raimundi Lulli Opera Latina, 37), CXXII + 513 pp., ISBN 9782503552569 Coralba COLOMBA

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Claire Clivaz, Paul Dilley and David Hamidović, Ancient Worlds in Digital Culture, (Digital Biblical Studies, 1), Brill: Leiden–Boston, 2016, X + 259 pp., ISBN 9789004322479 (Pbk) – 9789004325234 (Ebk) María Luisa RODRIGUEZ

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Sita Steckel, Niels Gaul and Michael Grünbart (eds), Networks of Learning. Perspectives on Scholars in Byzantine East and Latin West, C. 1000-1200, (Byzantinistische Studien Und Texte, 6), Münster–Hamburg–Berlin–London: LIT, 2014, XXXVI + 352 pp., ISBN 9783643904577 Lourdes BONHOME PULIDO

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Astarté es una revista internacional de periodicidad anual, que albergará trabajos inéditos relacionados con temas históricos, lingüísticos, arqueológicos, religiosos y artísticos de los pueblos del Oriente Próximo y de la Cuenca Mediterránea durante la Antigüedad, la Tardo-antigüedad y la Edad Media. Las lenguas de trabajo de la revista son alemán, español, francés, inglés e italiano.

L’ « Association le Latin dans les Littératures Européennes » (ALLE) existe depuis le printemps 2008. Elle a été créée à l'initiative de Cécilia Suzzoni, sa présidente fondatrice, actuellement professeur honoraire de Chaire supérieure au lycée Henri IV, présidente d'honneur. Son but est de promouvoir la reconnaissance du latin comme lien constitutif avec le français et sa littérature ainsi que la part évidente et forte qu’il tient, à titre de substrat commun et nourricier, dans le patrimoine des littératures européennes.

L’ALLE se propose d’atteindre ces objectifs essentiellement par l’organisation de Conférences –au Lycée Henri IV et au Lycée Louis le Grand – émanant de personnalités du champ littéraire entendu au sens le plus large : littérature de fiction, théâtre et poésie, histoire, philosophie, droit, sciences. Depuis la première "Rencontre avec Yves Bonnefoy" qui a inauguré l’existence de l’ALLE, notre association a organisé près de 30 conférences. Les conférences sont ouvertes à tous et le texte des conférences est publié sur le site. L’ALLE publie également des articles consultables en ligne. Sur notre site figurent également la Charte de l'association, les statuts, la composition du bureau, la liste de nos soutiens, ainsi que les modalités d'adhésion.

L’ALLE n’est pas une association disciplinaire, non plus qu'une association de spécialistes : elle défend un latin œcuménique, au service de toutes les disciplines de la mémoire et du langage, comme l’indique la composition plurielle de son bureau qui réunit Lettres classiques, Lettres modernes, Philosophie, Histoire, Droit, Mathématiques

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Studies in Semitic Linguistics and Manuscripts: A Liber Discipulorum in Honour of Professor Geoffrey Khan

Vidro, Nadia

University College London.

Vollandt, Ronny

Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Munich.

Wagner, Esther-Miriam

Woolf Institute; University of Cambridge.

Olszowy-Schlanger, Judith

École Pratique des Hautes Études-PSL; Institut de Recherche et d’Histoire des Textes-CNRS.

2018 (English)Collection (editor) (Refereed)

Place, publisher, year, edition, pages

Uppsala: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis, 2018. , p. 467

Series

Studia Semitica Upsaliensia, ISSN 0585-5535 ; 30

National Category

Specific Languages

Research subject

Semitic Languages

Identifiers

URN: urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-347037ISBN: 978-91-513-0290-4 (print)OAI: oai:DiVA.org:uu-347037DiVA, id: diva2:1192909

Note

CONTENTS
THE EDITORS Studies in Semitic Linguistics and Manuscripts: A Liber Discipulorum in Honour of Professor Geoffrey Khan   7
Part 1: Linguistics, Grammar and Exegesis
PETER J. WILLIAMS Semitic Long /i/ Vowels in the Greek of Codex Vaticanus of the New Testament   15
AARON D. HORNKOHL Biblical Hebrew Tense–Aspect–Mood, Word Order and Pragmatics: Some Observations on Recent Approaches   27
JOHAN M. V. LUNDBERG Long or Short? The Use of Long and Short Wayyiqṭols in Biblical, Parabiblical and Commentary Scrolls from Qumran   57
ELIZABETH ROBAR Unmarked Modality and Rhetorical Questions in Biblical Hebrew   75
SHAI HEIJMANS The Shewa in the First of Two Identical Letters and the Compound Babylonian Vocalisation   98
DANIEL BIRNSTIEL הֶחָכָם, but הַחָכְמָה: Some Notes on the Vocalisation of the Definite Article in Tiberian Hebrew   111
SAMUEL BLAPP The Use of Dageš in the Non-Standard Tiberian Manuscripts of the Hebrew Bible from the Cairo Genizah   132
LILY KAHN The Ashkenazic Hebrew of Nathan Nata Hannover’s Yeven Meṣula (1653)   151
FIONA BLUMFIELD Medieval Jewish Exegetical Insights into the Use of Infinitive Absolute as the Equivalent of a Preceding Finite Form   181
MEIRA POLLIACK Implementation as Innovation: The Arabic Terms Qiṣṣa and Ḵabar in Medieval Karaite Interpretation of Biblical Narrative and its Redaction History   200
LIDIA NAPIORKOWSKA Patterns of Diffusion of Phonological Change in the North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic Dialect of Azran   217
ELEANOR COGHILL The Neo-Aramaic Dialect of Telkepe   234
OZ ALONI ‘The King and the Wazir’: A Folk-Tale in the Jewish North-Eastern Neo-Aramaic Dialect of Zakho   272

Part 2: Texts, Scribes and the Making of Books and Documents
JUDITH OLSZOWY-SCHLANGER Crossing Palaeographical Borders: Bi Alphabetical Scribes and the Development of Hebrew Script – The Case of the Maghrebi Cursive   299
BENJAMIN M. OUTHWAITE Beyond the Leningrad Codex: Samuel b. Jacob in the Cairo Genizah   320
NADIA VIDRO Arabic Vocalisation in Judaeo-Arabic Grammars of Classical Arabic   341
ESTARA J ARRANT The Structural and Linguistic Features of Three Hebrew Begging Letters from the Cairo Genizah   352
ESTHER-MIRIAM WAGNER Birds of a Feather? Arabic Scribal Conventions in Christian and Jewish Arabic   376
MAGDALEN M. CONNOLLY A 19th Century CE Egyptian Judaeo-Arabic Folk Narrative: Text, Translation and Grammatical Notes       392
REBECCA J. W. JEFFERSON Popular Renditions of Hebrew Hymns in 19th Century Yemen: How a Crudely Formed, Vocalised Manuscript Codex Can Provide Insights into the Local Pronunciation and Practice of Prayer   421
RONNY VOLLANDT The Status Quaestionis of Research on the Arabic Bible   442

The Arabic Dialect of Tillo in the Region of Siirt: (south-eastern Turkey)

Lahdo, Ablahad

Uppsala University, Disciplinary Domain of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Languages, Department of Linguistics and Philology.

2009 (English)Book (Other academic)

Abstract [en]

This study places special emphasis on socio-linguistic and language-contact phenomena. It concerns, however, a relatively unfamiliar example of involuntary cultural assimilation and probable extinction, which is not without relevance to current politics among great powers. Chapter 4 treats parts of syntax that are not common in dialectal studies, for example foreground and background of the narrative discourse, topicality hierarchy etc. The Arabic dialect of Tillo, in the region of Siirt in south-eastern Turkey, is spoken by a small isolated group of Arabs living mainly among Kurds but also among Turks. The latter represent the state of Turkey in the form of civil servants, police officers, army officers and other authorities. The official language is Turkish which is also the only language taught in schools. All television and radio programs are broadcast in Turkish, just as all newspapers are published in that language. Since Kurds constitute the vast majority in the region, north Kurdish (Kurmandji) is needed for daily conversation. Arabic has thus come to a standstill stage of development and at the same time lost status for the benefit primarily of Turkish but also of Kurdish. The Arabs are leaving Tillo and immigrating to the big cities in the western parts of the country. This migration is occurring so rapidly that the Arabs of Tillo are distressed that soon no Arabs will remain in the village. In the big cities, for instance Istanbul, the Arabs avoid speaking Arabic in order not to attract attention; they are afraid of being classified as tarrōr “terrorists”. The consequence of this socio-linguistic situation is that Tillo Arabic goes on losing its importance and becoming kaba “vulgar”, and since its development has already been arrested it seems destined to die out. Turkish impact on Tillo Arabic is immense. In accordance with Turkish phonology, the voiced consonants are pronounced voiceless in final position and in contact position before voiceless consonants. An epenthetic or prosthetic vowel is used to avoid a two-consonant cluster. Turkish particles such as the superlative particle en and the adverb hem “also, too” are often used in everyday life. Constructions similar to Turkish ones, such as compound nouns or possessive compounds, are used. The lexicon includes many borrowings and second borrowings. The latter means that a word was first borrowed into Turkish and from Turkish back into Tillo Arabic.

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Uppsala: Acta Universitatis Upsaliensis , 2009. , p. 283

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Studia Semitica Upsaliensia, ISSN 0585-5535 ; 26

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