Babel und Bibel 3: Annual of Ancient Near Eastern, Old Testament and Semitic Studies

649 Pages·6.054 MB·English

by  Kogan, Leonid

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Babel und Bibel 3
Volume XIV
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Российский
государственный гуманитарный
университет

Выпуск XIV

Вавилон и Библия 3

Древнеближневосточные, библейские
и семитологические
исследования
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Papers of the Institute of Oriental and Classical Studies
Volume XIV
Babel und Bibel 3
Annual of Ancient Near Eastern,
Old Testament, and Semitic Studies
Edited by
L. Kogan, N. Koslova, S. Loesov, and S. Tishchenko
Published for
the Russian State University for the Humanities
by
EISENBRAUNS
Winona Lake, Indiana
2006
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ISBN 978-1-57506-134-4
ISSN 1938-5668
The paper used in this publication meets the minimum requirements of the American
National Standard for Information Sciences—Permanence of Paper for Printed Library
Materials, ANSI Z39.48-1984.†‰
Contents

Contents 1

I. Articles
Ancient Near Eastern Studies
J. Keetman. Gab es ein h im Sumerischen? 9
M. Khachikyan. Towards the Aspect System in Sumerian 31
N. Koslova. Barley Rations in Umma during the Third
Dynasty of Ur 41
M. Krebernik. Philologische Aspekte elamisch-
mesopotamischer Beziehungen im Überblick 59
S. Loesov. Marginalia on the Akkadian Ventive 101
S. Loesov. Akkadian Sentences about the Present Time (II/1) 133
W. Sommerfeld. Eine Sammeltafel der Akkade-Zeit aus der
St. Petersburger Eremitage über die Ausgabe von Waffen 149
I. Schrakamp. Kommentar zu der altakkadischen
“Rüstkammerurkunde” Erm. 14380 161

Old Testament Studies
M. Bulakh. Basic Color Terms of Biblical Hebrew 181
in Diachronic Aspect
Y. Eidelkind. Two Notes on Song 4:12 217
L. Kogan. The Etymology of Israel (with an Appendix on
Non-Hebrew Semitic Names among Hebrews in the Old
Testament) 237
L. Kogan. Animal Names of Biblical Hebrew:
An Etymological Survey 257
S. Ruzer. Son of God as Son of David: Luke’s Attempt to
Biblicize a Problematic Notion 321
M. Seleznev. Syntactic Parsing behind the Masoretic
Accentuation (I) 353
M. Seleznev. A Greek Rhetorician and the LXX (What does
στερKωMα mean?) 371
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Semitic and Afroasiatic Studies
V. Blažek. Natural Phenomena, Time and Geographical
Terminology in Beja Lexicon. Fragment of
a Comparative and Etymological Dictionary of Beja (II) 383
L. Kogan. Lexical Evidence and the Genealogical Position
of Ugaritic (I) 429
A. Militarev. Towards the Genetic Affiliation of Ongota,
a Nearly-extinct Language of Ethiopia (II) 489

II. Short Notes
Ancient Near Eastern Studies
M. A. Dandamaev. A Babylonian Trader from Uruk 517
I. T. Kaneva. Sumerian Comparative Clauses 523
I. Khait, R. Nurullin. Observations on an Old Babylonian
Gilgamesh Tablet from the Schøyen Collection 529
F. Rahman. “A city does not approach a city, a man
approaches a man”: Interpretation of one Old Babylonian
Proverb in the Light of a Neo-Aramaic Proverb 535

Old Testament Studies
S. Tishchenko. To Curse God? Some Remarks on Jacob
Milgrom’s Interpretation of Lev 24:10–16, 23 543

III. Reviews
Ancient Near Eastern Studies
R. Hasselbach. Sargonic Akkadian. A Historical and
Comparative Study of the Syllabic Texts (L. Kogan,
K. Markina) 555
Assyria and Beyond. Studies Presented to Mogens Trolle
Larsen (L. Kogan, N. Koslova) 589

Old Testament Studies
E. Gaß. Die Ortsnamen des Richterbuchs in historischer und
redaktioneller Perspektive (M. Seleznev) 615
Contents 3

Semitic Studies
H. Gzella. Tempus, Aspekt und Modalität
im Reichsaramäischen (S. Loesov) 627

Abbreviations of Periodicals, Reference Works, Series,
and Sources 635

I. Articles