Incense in Ancient Israel, Volumen38BRILL, 1986 - 147 páginas |
Contenido
Ancient Egypt | 3 |
Incense in some Daily Egyptian Rituals | 11 |
Aromata inscribed on South Arabian Incense Altars | 18 |
SyriaMesopotamia | 25 |
Archaeology and Linguistics | 37 |
Terms for Incense in Ancient Israel | 51 |
Qtoret in the Prescriptive Israelite Literature | 68 |
Incense in the nonprescriptive Literature and in some non | 78 |
Incense in Secular Life | 89 |
Historical Conclusions | 101 |
Notes to Part | 121 |
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ancient Israel Arabian incense Aramaic aromata azkārāh BASOR Bible biblical burn incense burning of incense burnt Canaanite cense censer cloud compound incense connected cultic deity derived Dhofar divine Egypt Egyptian Entyw Excavations Feliks frankincense fumigation grain offering Greek Hazor Hebrew hiph'il holy incense Ibid idea identified incense altar incense burners incense material incense offering incense utensils incense vessels Israel Israelite Jerusalem Joseph story king Lachish ladle means Medinet Habu Megiddo mentioned Mesopotamia minḥāh miqteret myrrh ntyw occurs odour origin Palestine passage perfume pi'el plate priestly priests Punt q'toret qtōret refer to incense resin Retenu ritual root qtr route sacrifices sammîm șărî seems Semitic shewbread Sinai smoke sntr South Arabian specimens spices stacte storax stratum substances Syria temple Testament Theophrastus traces of fire trade tradition trees Ugaritic Utnapishtim verb W. F. Albright Wellhausen word Yahweh