Studies on the ancient Palestinian world
Subtitle: presented to Professor F. V. Winnett on the occasion of his retirement 1 July 1971.
By: Edited by J. W. Wevers and D. B. Redford.
Contributors: Winnett, F. V.; Wevers, John William, ed.; Redford, Donald B., ed.
Series: Toronto Semitic texts and studies
Publisher: University of Toronto Press
Published: 1972
Place of publication: [Toronto; Buffalo]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 171
Subjects: Winnett, F. V. -- Bibliography.; Bible. O.T.; Palestine -- Antiquities.
Table of contents: value: An incense burner from Tell es-Saʻidiyeh, Jordan Valley, by J. B. Pritchard.; value: The archaeological history of Elealeh in Moab, by W. L. Reed.; value: Three Byzantine tombstones from Dhībân. Jordan, by A. D. Tushingham.; value: The placing of the accent signs in Biblical texts with Palestinian pointing, by E. J. Revell.; value: The textual affinities of the Arabic Genesis of Bib. Nat. Arab 9, by J. W. Wevers.; value: Energic verbal forms in Hebrew, by R. J. Williams.; value: Israel's eschatology from Amos to Daniel, by W. S. McCullough.; value: Oral tradition and historicity, by R. C. Culley.; value: Abraham and David? by N. E. Wagner.; value: Studies in relations between Palestine and Egypt during the first millennium B.C.: I. The taxation system of Solomon, by D. B. Redford.; value: Cylinder C of Sîn-šarra-iškun, a new text from Baghdad, by A. K. Grayson.; value: Bibliography of Professor Winnett's publications, by A. Bembenek (p. [169]-171)