The end of the Hadad inscription in the light of Akkadian

Tawil, Hayim, 1938-
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Title The end of the Hadad inscription in the light of Akkadian.
Original Library/publisher Lexical Studies in the Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Inscriptions
the Collected Essays of Hayim Tawil. Edited by Abraham Jacob Berkovitz, Stuart W. Halpern, and Alec Goldstein. New York: The Michael Scharf Publication Trust of the Yeshiva University Press, 2012
Host Item Journal of Near Eastern Studies 32,4 (1973) 477-482
Description Appeared also in his collected articles "Lexical Studies in the Bible and Ancient Near Eastern Inscriptions" (2012) 267-276.
Language English
National Library system number 990005374460705171
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