Información General

• Autores: Mariona Vernet Pons (coord.), Ignasi-Xavier Adiego (coord.), José Virgilio García Trabazo (coord.), María Paz de Hoz García-Bellido (coord.), Bartomeu Obrador Cursach (coord.)
• Editores: Universidad de Barcelona, Edicions de la Universitat de Barcelona
• Año de publicación: 2024
• Colecciones: Barcino. Monographica orientalia, 25
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 978-84-1050-054-9
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Resumen

• Anatolian studies are currently flourishing, in all their linguistic, epigraphic and archaeological dimensions, with the incorporation of new young scholars, new discoveries, and different perspectives of analysis that enrich and deepen this wide-ranging and interdisciplinary field of study. This is why we are pleased to offer the present volume, which is not only devoted to the Anatolian divinities but also explores some very interesting linguistic and epigraphic novelties in the Anatolian languages. Written by relevant scholars working in the field, the articles in this volume cover a broad chronological spectrum from the second and first millennia BC.

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Listado de artículos

• • The character and gender of the Anatolian deity Pirwa and other Ancient Near Eastern deities associated with horses

    Birgit Christiansen

    págs. 15-32

    

  • Hittite Divinities of the Underworld and the Night Goddess of Šamuḫa: An interpretation from their hybrid cosmological background

    José Virgilio García Trabazo

    págs. 33-53

    

  • Hittite ideas about the body as stimulus, stage and landscape of human and divine emotions. A textual approach

    João Paulo Galhano

    págs. 55-101

    

  • The cult of D LAMMA KUŠ kuršaš in the Luwian and Hittite religious spheres

    Natalia Lodeiro Pichel

    págs. 103-118

    

  • The Āššiya- Deities

    H. Craig Melchert

    págs. 119-135

    

  • Good gods and evil gods: the role of Hittite deities through their epithets

    Laura Puértolas Rubio

    págs. 137-164

    

  • Gods and rulers in Neo-Hittite Tabal

    Tatiana Frühwirt

    págs. 165-183

    

  • Sonne Mond Sterne und Kubaba

    Diether Schürr

    págs. 185-203

    

  • Nikarawas Reconsidered

    Zsolt Simon

    págs. 205-215

    

  • Apollo Tyrimnos: origin, names, attributes, and cult of the patron god of Thyateira

    Juan Pablo Sánchez Hernández

    págs. 217-238

    

  • The Lydian god Qλdãns

    Ilya Yakubovich

    págs. 239-261

    

  • Xenophon of Ephesus, Ephesiaca 1.2.2-9: a real pompe?

    Consuelo Ruiz Montero

    págs. 263-279

    

  • Zeus, Apollo, and their epithets in the Lykos Valley

    Francesco Guizzi, Michella Nocita

    págs. 281-299

    

  • Zeus Osogōs, Zeus Osogō, Zeus Osogōa? The adventures of a Carian god name

    Ignasi-Xavier Adiego

    págs. 301-320

    

  • Zeus of Labraunda and his epicleses: a chronological distribution

    Manuela Anelli

    págs. 321-351

    

  • Ιasos and its cults of Zeus between the Greek and the Carian World (6th- 4th century BC)

    Roberta Fabiani

    págs. 353-374

    

  • Give a god a bad name and beg him: the Lycian theonym Σουμενδις/Σομενδις

    Florian Réveilhac

    págs. 375-390

    

  • An oracle of Ares Kiddeudas in southern Anatolia?

    Héctor Arroyo Quirce

    págs. 391-403

    

  • Doumoi, sacred villages, and indigenous gods in Roman Asia Minor

    María Paz de Hoz García-Bellido

    págs. 405-436

    

  • A formal approach to the Sidetic signs for d and l

    Gem Ferrer Pérez

    págs. 437-452

    

  • The 1pl. and 2pl. personal pronouns in Luwian, Anatolian, and Indo European

    Alwin Kloekhorst

    págs. 453-482

    

  • Luw. ḫu(wa)mm-: a new word family and its PIE etymology

    Elisabeth Rieken

    págs. 483-496

    

  • A new tessera iudicis in Sidetic

    Recai Tekoglu

    págs. 497-509

    

  • Carian q and Luwic *H

    Miguel Valério, Ignasi-Xavier Adiego

    págs. 511-530