Weitere Texte physiognomischen Inhalts

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 30 Dec 2004Publisher:Editorial CSICJournal:Sefarad, volume 64, pages 289-314 (issn: 0037-0894, eissn: 1988-320X,

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Authors: Barbara Böck;

doi: 10.3989/sefarad.2004.v64.i2.518

handle: 10261/18782

Weitere Texte physiognomischen Inhalts

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Abstract

En este artículo se presenta la editio princeps de tres textos cuneiformes conservados en el British Museum (Londres) y el Vorderasiatisches Museum (Berlín), que pertenecen al libro asirio-babilonio de presagios fisiognómicos. Este libro, titulado originalmente Alamdimmû ('forma, figura'), consta de 27 capítulos, cada uno con más de cien presagios escritos en lengua acadia. Los tres textos completan así el estudio monográfico de la autora sobre la disciplina adivinatoria de la fisiognomía en el antiguo Oriente (Die babylonisch-assyrische Morphoskopie (Wien 2000 [=AfO Beih. 27]).

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Spanish National Research Council
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Keywords

Fisiognóinica, Divination, Text edition of Akkadian cuneiform texts, physiognomy, Text edition oí Akkadian cuneiform texts, Judaism, Physiognomy, P1-1091, presagios, Edición príncipe de textos cuneiformes acadios, fisiognòmica, divination, Presagios, BM1-990, edición príncipe de textos cuneiformes acadios, Philology. Linguistics

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