Isbn: 9789653500891 - textbook of aramaic documents from ancient egypt (2 Ergebnisse)

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    • Sprache: Englisch

      Verlag: Hebrew University Magnes Press / Eisenbrauns, 1999

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      Trade Paperback. Zustand: VERY GOOD. Volume 4 with both the text volume and portfolio of folding plates. Ex-library but with only casual wear, text volume corners bumped. Portfolio is taped around the edges; Text volume covered in adhesive laminate. Heavy item may require additional fees for international shipping.

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      Sprache: Aramäisch

      Verlag: Hebrew University, Dept. of the History of the Jewish People, 1999

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      Soft cover. Zustand: New. This volume continues the series Textbook of Aramaic Documents (TAD) begun with vol. 1, Letters (1986), vol. 2, Contracts (1989), and vol.3 Literature, Accounts, Lists. The standard set by previous volumes is maintained here, and the authors are to be congratulated for producing an edition that, without exaggeration, deserves to be called definitive. Published in 1999, vol. 4 is subtitled Ostraca and Assorted Inscriptions. It is the biggest of the four volumes with 24 chapters, divided as follows: D1-5 Papyrus fragments; D6 Leather fragments; D7-11 Ceramic Inscriptions; D8 Accounts; D9 Lists; D10 Abecedaries; D11 Jars; D12 Stone Plaques; D13 Wooden Plaques; D14 Seals, Bullae, Stamps; D15 Libation Bowls; D16 Statuettes; D17 Dedication stone; D18-21 Funerary Inscriptions; D22 Graffiti; D23 Sheikh Fadl Cave inscription; D24 Aramaica Dubiosa.There are, of course, indices, bibliography and a map along with all the features described in the notice on volume 3.