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Semitica was founded in 1948 by the Institute of Semitic Studies, now at the College of France. Semitica covers all branches of Semitic studies: linguistics, philology, history, archaeology, epigraphy, and all areas of the Semitic world, ancient and modern, as well as related fields.

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Semitica 67

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Semitica 67, édité par Michael Langlois sous la direction de Thomas Römer. Leuven, Peeters, 2025. 212 p.

  • Michaël Guichard. Lettres de Zakura-abum, responsable du troupeau des Hana(s) — p. 5
  • Oliver Dyma. Le ‘Royaume de Dieu’ : L’invention d’une idée — p. 41
  • Michaela Bauks. Genesis 6:1-4: A Mytho-Analytical Approach to Explaining an Enigmatic Text — p. 67
  • Nadav Naʾaman. The Struggle between Hadadezer, King of Zobah, and Jeroboam II, King of Israel — p. 93
  • Michael Langlois – André Lemaire. The Ataruz Altar Inscriptions Revisited — p. 117
  • Josette Elayi – Alain G. Elayi. Les poids phéniciens pyramidaux en plomb : une mise au point — p. 135
  • Michael Langlois. Rescuing the Dead Sea Scrolls? Authenticity, Provenance and Recovery in Early Scholarship — p. 141
  • Daniel Bodi. The Topoi of the Impossible Task and a Person’s Weight in Gold in the Syriac Version of the Story of Aḥiqar — p. 163
  • François Bron. Une inscription de dédicace minéenne inédite à Einsiedeln (Suisse) — p. 179
  • Carl T. Knaack, Will Leadholm, Catherine E. Bonesho, Nathaniel E. Greene and Jeremy M. Hutton. A Reedition of PAT 1766 (University of Pennsylvania Museum, Philadelphia, PA) — p. 183
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