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Author: Mark Smith
Publisher: Brill
Imprint: Brill
Volume: 55
Dimensions:
Width: 15.50cm
, Height: 3.80cm
, Length: 23.50cm
Weight: 0.944kg
ISBN: 9789004099951
ISBN 10: 9004099956
Pages: 446
Publication Date: 02 October 1994
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Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Reviews
' The author's views are always temperate and balanced, and his handling of alternative positions eirenic and entirely fair.'<br>N. Wyatt, Society for Old Testament Study, 1995.<br>' The whole is broadly similar to a good biblical commentary and, being the only one on the subject, will be an invaluable reference for students and scholars alike.'<br>Simon B. Parker, Religious Studies Review, 1995.<br>' Ce livre constitue un ivinement et un must pour tous ceux qui s'intiressent la langue et la civilisation ougaritiques. ...une mine d'informations...on ne peut que filiciter l'auteur et souhaiter que les autres volumes suivent rapidement.'<br>Thomas Rvmer, Etudes Thiologiques et Religieuses, 1996.<br>'.. .this volume and its successors will surely and deservedly enjoy in Ugaritic studies the same long and respectful usage by generations of scholars that the pioneering critical commentaries of biblical texts enjoyed.'<br>Dennis Pardee, Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1998.<br>
'The author's views are always temperate and balanced, and his handling of alternative positions eirenic and entirely fair.' N. Wyatt, Society for Old Testament Study, 1995. 'The whole is broadly similar to a good biblical commentary and, being the only one on the subject, will be an invaluable reference for students and scholars alike.' Simon B. Parker, Religious Studies Review, 1995. 'Ce livre constitue un evenement et un must pour tous ceux qui s'interessent a la langue et a la civilisation ougaritiques. ...une mine d'informations...on ne peut que feliciter l'auteur et souhaiter que les autres volumes suivent rapidement.' Thomas Roemer, Etudes Theologiques et Religieuses, 1996. '...this volume and its successors will surely and deservedly enjoy in Ugaritic studies the same long and respectful usage by generations of scholars that the pioneering critical commentaries of biblical texts enjoyed.' Dennis Pardee, Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1998.
' The author's views are always temperate and balanced, and his handling of alternative positions eirenic and entirely fair. ' N. Wyatt, Society for Old Testament Study , 1995. ' The whole is broadly similar to a good biblical commentary and, being the only one on the subject, will be an invaluable reference for students and scholars alike. ' Simon B. Parker, Religious Studies Review , 1995. ' Ce livre constitue un evenement et un must pour tous ceux qui s'interessent a la langue et a la civilisation ougaritiques. ...une mine d'informations...on ne peut que feliciter l'auteur et souhaiter que les autres volumes suivent rapidement. ' Thomas Romer, Etudes Theologiques et Religieuses , 1996. ' ...this volume and its successors will surely and deservedly enjoy in Ugaritic studies the same long and respectful usage by generations of scholars that the pioneering critical commentaries of biblical texts enjoyed. ' Dennis Pardee, Journal of Near Eastern Studies , 1998.
'The author's views are always temperate and balanced, and his handling of alternative positions eirenic and entirely fair.' N. Wyatt, Society for Old Testament Study, 1995. 'The whole is broadly similar to a good biblical commentary and, being the only one on the subject, will be an invaluable reference for students and scholars alike.' Simon B. Parker, Religious Studies Review, 1995. 'Ce livre constitue un evenement et un must pour tous ceux qui s'interessent a la langue et a la civilisation ougaritiques. ...une mine d'informations...on ne peut que feliciter l'auteur et souhaiter que les autres volumes suivent rapidement.' Thomas Romer, Etudes Theologiques et Religieuses, 1996. '...this volume and its successors will surely and deservedly enjoy in Ugaritic studies the same long and respectful usage by generations of scholars that the pioneering critical commentaries of biblical texts enjoyed.' Dennis Pardee, Journal of Near Eastern Studies, 1998.
Author Information
Mark S. Smith, Ph.D. (1985) in Northwest Semitic Languages and Literatures at Yale University, is Associate Professor of Bible at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. He has published extensively on Ugaritic, Israelite Religion and the Psalms.
