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Addenda to Non-Verbal Clauses in Old Babylonian *

By Cohen Eran in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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Der Gottesname B'L Und Seine Phraseologien Im Hebräischen und im Phönizisch-Punischen *

By Müller Hans-Peter in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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A Trace of the Tradition of Diplomatic Correspondence in Royal Psalms

By Sheveka Avi in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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On the Distribution of Major and Minor Pause in Tiberian Hebrew in the Light of the Variants of the Second Person Independent Pronouns *

By DeCaen Vincent in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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Continuity of the Tradition: Masorah with Midrashic Explanations *

By Contreras E. Martín in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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‘MY Roads Leads to the Dark Bedouin Girl’: An Aesthetic Reading of Khalīl Hāwī's ‘The Flute and the Wind‘

By Huri Yair in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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Review: Egyptian and Semito-Hamitic (Afro-Asiatic): Studies in Memoriam Werner Vycichl

By Lipiński Edward in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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Review: Prophets and Prophecy in the Ancient Near East

By Floyd Michael H. in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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Review: Piety and Politics: The Dynamics of Royal Authority in Homeric Greece, Biblical Israel, and Old Babylonian Mesopotamia

By West Martin in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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Review: Die Dämonen — Demons

By Becking Bob in (2005)

Oxford University Press

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