Kullat tupsarruti
Festschrift fur Stefan M. Maul
edited by Claus Ambos, Nils P. Heeael and Wiebke Meinhold
The Festschrift kullat tupsarruti (Entirety of the Art of Writing) honors the diverse work of Assyriologist Stefan M. Maul on the occasion of his 65th birthday. Numerous articles tie in with the honoree’s major research topics: Emesal texts, rituals and prayers, omenology, Gilgame, as well as Assur, Nineveh, and Assyria. Other Assyriological contributions deal with aspects of lexicography, medicine, religious history, the history of Mesopotamia, and cuneiform writing. Some studies on Semitic studies, Egyptology, Near Eastern archaeology, and the Hebrew Bible also place the cuneiform sources in a wider philological and cultural-historical context.
Die Festschrift kullat tuparruti (“Gesamtheit der Schreibkunst”) ehrt das vielfaltige inhaltsreiche Schaffen des Assyriologen Stefan M. Maul anlasslich seines 65. Geburtstags. Sie enthalt 42 Beitrage von Schulern und Weggefahrten. Zahlreiche Artikel knupfen an die groaen Forschungsthemen des Jubilars an: Emesal-Texte, Rituale und Gebete, Omenkunde, Gilgame sowie Assur, Ninive und Assyrien. Weitere assyriologische Beitrage behandeln unter anderem Aspekte der Lexikographie, Medizin, Religionsgeschichte sowie der Geschichte Mesopotamiens und der Keilschrift. Einige Studien zur Semitistik, Agyptologie, Vorderasiatischen Archaologie und zur Hebraischen Bibel setzen zudem die Keilschriftquellen in einen groaeren philologischen und kulturhistorischen Kontext.
- Edited by Claus Ambos
- Edited by Nils P Heessel
- Edited by Wiebke Meinhold
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