- Last Name
- BAASTEN & VAN PEURSEN
- First Name
- M.F.J., and Th. , Eds,
- Title
- Hamlet on a Hill: Semitic and Greek Studies Presented to Prof. T. Muraoka on the Occasion of his 65th Birthday
- Publisher
- Leuven; Dudley, MA: Peeters
- Year
- 2003
- Group
- GHT2
- Comments
- Link to Extended comments here
Contents:
- Literacy among Jews in Second Temple Palestine / Philip S. Alexander --
- Lo and behold! / Francis I. Andersen
- A note on the history of "semitic" / Martin F.J. Baasten
- On several linguistic features of Qumran Hebrew / Moshe Bar-Asher
- Some diachronic features of classical Syriac / S.P. Brock
- Illuminating legal expressions from literary contexts / A.M. Carmichael
- Interrogatives in the Hodayot / J.F. Elwolde
- Markers of text type in Biblical Hebrew from a diachronic perspective / M. Eskhult
- The structural and numerical perfection of Job 31 / J.P. Fokkelman
- Metathesis in Jewish Aramaic / M.L. Folmer
- Between philology and exegesis in medieval Judaism / A. Van der Heide
- Deos deasque / Karel Jongeling
- Words for writing Aramaic / Alan Millard
- Prayers for the festivals from Qumran / E. Qimron.
- The yaqtul preterite in Northwest Semitic / A.F. Rainey
- Splitting lexemes in Biblical Hebrew / M.E.J. Richardson
- Remarks on the Aramic verb system / Max Rogland
- Infants or fools in the garden of Eden / Alison Salvesen
- Reading, writing, and interpretation / Mark S. Smith
- The indication of small sense units (verses) in Biblical manuscripts / Emmanuel Tov
- Vertical grammar / David T. Tsumura
- "Rejoice in the Lord" / Anneli Aejmelaeus
- Did the Greek Pentateuch really serve as a dictionary for the translation of later books? / James Barr
- On Aramaising renderings in the Septuagint / Jan Joosten
- The Amherst Papyri revisited / R.A. Kraft.