(Mis)Treatment of Women Intersecting in the Codes of Hammurabi and Deuteronomy (Ancient Near East and South Africa).
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Works matching IS 10138471 AND DT 2022 AND VI 31 AND IP 1
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Passive, Stative, and Impersonal in Ugaritic: The G-stem Internal Passive Reconsidered.
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Intertextuality in Ethiopian Gǝ’ǝz Literature: The Lexical Relationships between the Hagiography and the Chronicle of King Iyasu I.
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Reclaiming the Text-grammar of Harald Weinrich and the Syntax of Genesis 24.
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The Meaning and Function of Jeremiah 22:20–23.
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ʿbd and šmr in Genesis 2:15 as the Ecological Mandate: An African Theanthropocosmic Perspective.
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“shewa” + Secondary Gemination in Late Antique Hebrew as seen in Greek and Latin Transcriptions of Hebrew and in Samaritan.
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The Origin of the Hebrew nithpaal: A Sociolinguistic Proposal.
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