Ugarit-Forschungen

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  Año 2022, Número 53

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    • Neue Überlegungen zu den bdlm

      Nadine Essbach

      págs. 1-18

      

    • Amun - Der verborgene Gott in Ugarit

      Nadine Essbach

      págs. 19-34

      

    • Ammonite Personal Names on Excavated Iron Age II Artefacts: comparison with Judaean Names

      Mitka R. Golub

      págs. 35-54

      

    • An Exceptonal Type of Hybrid in Ugarit: The Sphinx on the Inscribed Stamp Seal RS 25.188

      V. Matoïan

      págs. 55-80

      

    • A New Interpretation of Line 11 of the Astrological Ugaritic Tablet KTU 1.163

      Giovanni Mazzini

      págs. 81-96

      

    • Antanaclasis in the Ugaritic Poetic Epics

      Scott Bradfield

      págs. 97-130

      

    • Der Brief des Sarrupse von Nuhasse an Idamda von Qatna (TT5) überarbeitet

      Juan Oliva

      págs. 131-170

      

    • A Note on Ugaritic Phonology: Voiceless Laterals as Isoglosses in East Semitic and Ugaritic

      Hope Parker

      págs. 171-212

      

    • Aux origines de la proskunesis: la cérémonie d'investiture (mi-sa-ga-tim) du dernier roi d'Ébla au milieu du IIIº millénaire av. J.-C.

      Jacopo Pasquali

      págs. 213-232

      

    • The Equation of Athirat and Shapshu at Ugarit

      Daniel Sarlo

      págs. 233-264

      

    • The meaning of huburta/inuru

      Zsolt Simon

      págs. 265-272

      

    • Hospitality and Hostility in the Amarna Period

      Graciela Gestoso-Singer

      págs. 273-296

      

    • "God Holds the Plans for Day and Night" - The Sumerian Texts from Ugarit

      Joanna Töyräänvuori

      págs. 297-326

      

    • Steuerruder und Steuermann – Zu den Lexemen ḥibbel / ḫbl und ḥobel im Hebräischen, Ugaritischen und Punischen

      Josef Tropper, Juan Pablo Vita, José Ángel Zamora López

      págs. 327-336

      

    • Ugaritic ILM, B'LM and ILHM: DN with the Enclitic -m, or DN with the Plural Ending?

      David Toshio Tsumura

      págs. 337-354

      

    • Further Cognates for Ugaritic Words

      Wilfred G. Watson

      págs. 355-392

      

    • Stop Borrowing! Anatolian/Indo-European Stops, Voice, and Northwest Semitic Loans - With Notes on Ugaritic grds, ztr, dgt and other words

      Ola Wikander

      págs. 393-422

      

    • The Horse That Said W: Northwest Semitic ss(w), an Indo-European (Luwian) Plural, s, and Poetic Motifs in Ugarit and the Hebrew Bible

      Ola Wikander

      págs. 423-460

      

    • Where Does the Baal-Mot Narrative Begin? The Literary Function of KTU 1.4 vii 43-52

      Nicolas Wyatt

      págs. 461-466