Khan G. (ed.) Semitic Studies in Honour of Edward Ullendorff

Leiden, Boston: Brill, 2005. — 367 p. — (Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics. 47). — ISBN 90 04 14834 5.Introduction
Update to the Bibliography of the Writings of Edward Ullendorff
Gideon Goldenberg, Semitic Triradicalism and the Biradical Question
John Huehnergard, Reflexes of *Qatl Forms in Gə'əz
Andrzej Zaborski, The Decay of Qattala/Qātala in Gə'əz
David L. Appleyard, Definite Markers in Modem Ethiopian Semitic Languages
Simon Hopkins, Is Neo-Aramaic a Semitic Language?
Geoffrey Khan, Some Parallels in Linguistic Development between Biblical Hebrew and Neo-Aramaic
Joshua Blau, The Dativus Ethicus in Medieval Judaeo-Arabic
Clive Holes, Form X of the Verb in the Arabic Dialects of Eastern Arabia
Judith Olszowy-Schlanger, A Christian Tradition of Hebrew Vocalisation in Medieval England
Giovanni Garbini, The Script of Taiman
Fabrizio A. Pennacchietti, Venezia e Livomo nella Toponomastica Araba
James Barr, The etymology of ἄνθρωπος — a suggestion
Raphael Loewe, Eheu, Fugaces
John F. Healey, More than Marginal Ugarit in its Eastern Mediterranean Setting
John Emerton, A Questionable Theory of Egyptian Influence on a Genre of Hebrew Literature
Hugh G. M. Williamson, Isaiah, Micah and Qumran
Alison Salvesen, Psalm 135(136):25 in a Jewish Greek Inscription from Nicaea
Sebastian Brock, Dinah in a Syriac Poem on Joseph
Michael Knibb, Two Notes on the Ethiopic Text of Ezekiel
Veronika Six, Die athiopischen Handschriften der Sammlung Bongarsiana Codices
Getatchew Haile, An Archaic Amharic Poem on Condemning Wealth and Glory
Richard Pankhurst, Innovation and Misoneism during the Reign of Emperor Yohannes IV of Ethiopia (1872-1889)
C. Edmund Bosworth, Towards a Biography of Niẓām al-Mulk: Three Sources from Ibn al-'Adīm
Martin Goodman, Jean Juster and the Study of Jews under Roman Rule
Glenda Abramson, Dante and Modem Hebrew Literature
David Patterson, Humour In The Novels Of Peretz Smolenskin
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