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by Lutz, Henry Frederick, Series: University of California publications in Semitic philology ; . l0, nos. 1-18 Published by : University of California Press, (Berkeley, Calif. :) Physical details: p275-380 26cm.
Subject(s): Joseph -- (Son of Jacob) | Horus -- (Egyptian deity) | Horus -- (Egyptian deity) | Joseph -- (Son of Jacob) | Seth -- (Egyptian deity) | Seth -- (Egyptian deity) | Bible. -- Genesis -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. | Bible. -- Genesis. | Akkadian language -- Texts. | Egyptian language -- Conjunctions. | Egyptian language -- Particles. | Egyptian language -- Adverb. | Greek language -- Semantics. | Greek language -- Etymology. | Guilds -- Egypt. | Brigands and robbers. | Debtor and creditor -- Iraq -- Babylonia. | Taxation -- Iraq -- Babylonia. | Mythology, Egyptian. | Legends -- Egypt. | Names in the Bible. | Akkadian language. | Antiquities. | Brigands and robbers. | Debtor and creditor. | Egyptian language -- Particles. | Greek language -- Etymology. | Greek language -- Semantics. | Guilds. | Legends. | Mythology, Egyptian. | Names in the Bible. | Taxation. | Babylonia -- Antiquities. | Babylonia -- History -- Sources. | Erech (Extinct city) | Naucratis (Extinct city) | Canopus (Egypt) | Egypt. | Egypt -- Naucratis (Extinct city) | Iraq -- Erech (Extinct city) | Middle East -- Babylonia. | Criticism, interpretation, etc. | History. | Sources. | Texts.
Year: 1931
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933 LUT (Browse shelf) An attempt to interpret the name of the city of Naukratis 1 Available APA007861
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933 LUT (Browse shelf) Saitic myths in Arabic tradition 1 Available APA007862

no. 1. Legal and economic documents from Ashj�aly -- no. 2. The unidentified sign [sign] -- no. 3. Real estate transactions from Kish -- no. 4. The intensifying conjunction in Egyptian -- no. 5. Concerning the significance of the Egyptian particle m(j) -- no. 6. The Egyptian enclitic particle m�s-mj�sj -- no. 7. The alleged robber's guild in ancient Egypt -- no. 8. An Uruk document of the time of Cambyses -- no. 9. A Neo-Babylonian debenture -- no. 10. A recorded dispostion concerning presentment for tax payment -- no. 11. Verb qualifiers in Egyptian -- no. 12. An attempt to interpret the name of the city of Naukratis -- no. 13. The ever-blossoming wreaths of Tindium as a feature of Memphitic legends -- no. 14. The Egyptian derivation of s�eranx and s�elaggeus -- no. 15. The Egyptian archetype of �saphenath p�a en�ea�h and psonthomphan�ech -- no. 16. Canopus, the city of the "chest of heaven" -- no. 17. The signicance and semasiology of "sibinum" -- no. 18. Saitic myths in Arabic tradition.

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