Hebrew Ugaritic Index Ii. With An Eblaite Index To The Writings Of Mitchell J. Dahood
A Bibliografy With Indices Of Scriptural Passages Hebrew Ugaritic And Eblaite Words And Grammatical Observations
by E.R. Martinez
Paperback (Published)
(January 1981)
ISBN: 9788876534041
Price: $38.00
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The first Hebrew-Ugaritic Index appeared in 1967 and received several favourable reviews calling for a continuation of the Index. The Hebrew-Ugaritic Index II is a response to these requests continuing the Index from 1966 to 1981. As with the first Index, the present Index II has been compiled with the intention of making the results of M. J. Dahood’s Ugaritic-Hebrew and now Eblaite studies more easily accessible. This helpful guide is provided with reference to numerous Hebrew words and passages of the Scripture, grammatical problems, and philological difficulties. The Hebrew-Ugaritic Index II is meant to assist in the philological work which is basic to the adequate translation and better understanding of the Bible.
- By (author) ER Martinez
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