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Research paper thumbnail of Tabular Sacrifice Records and the Cultic Calendar of Neo-Babylonian Uruk

Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 1996

... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u la... more ... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u lapani/pani LUSIPA SA.DUG4 ana SA.DUG4 u guqqi ga ITI MN MU x-KAM I RN LUGAL TIN.TIRki parsO lb. ... 2. UDU.NITA[.ME] sa ana SA.DUG4 u guqq2 ...

Research paper thumbnail of The Pleiades, the Flood, and the Jewish New Year

Penn State University Press eBooks, Jul 21, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Studies in the Prehistory of the Jewish Calendar

This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time t... more This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time tells; how time was determined by natural phenomena such as sunrise, sunset, and the phases of the moon, and how these phenomena were used to construct the ritual calendar. The significance of the sun explains, for example, why the Jewish calendar begins at sunset. Further, significance morphs into symbolism: the cardinal points of location that derive from sunrise and sunset; their symbolism, that appears in square and cubic structures from the Jerusalem temple to the priest’s breastplate; in the layout of the tribes in the wilderness; in medical practice; and, above all, in the symbolic associations of light and darkness, rebirth and resurrection, life and death.

Research paper thumbnail of Time-Telling in Ritual and Myth

The Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy, 1997

Research paper thumbnail of The Pleiades, the Flood, and the Jewish New Year

Research paper thumbnail of Tabular Sacrifice Records and the Cultic Calendar of Neo-Babylonian Uruk

Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 1996

... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u la... more ... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u lapani/pani LUSIPA SA.DUG4 ana SA.DUG4 u guqqi ga ITI MN MU x-KAM I RN LUGAL TIN.TIRki parsO lb. ... 2. UDU.NITA[.ME] sa ana SA.DUG4 u guqq2 ...

Research paper thumbnail of Time-Telling in Ritual and Myth

Research paper thumbnail of The Pleiades, The Flood, and the Jewish New Year

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Research paper thumbnail of Studies in the Prehistory of the Jewish Calendar

This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time t... more This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time tells; how time was determined by natural phenomena such as sunrise, sunset, and the phases of the moon, and how these phenomena were used to construct the ritual calendar. The significance of the sun explains, for example, why the Jewish calendar begins at sunset. Further, significance morphs into symbolism: the cardinal points of location that derive from sunrise and sunset; their symbolism, that appears in square and cubic structures from the Jerusalem temple to the priest’s breastplate; in the layout of the tribes in the wilderness; in medical practice; and, above all, in the symbolic associations of light and darkness, rebirth and resurrection, life and death.

Research paper thumbnail of Tabular Sacrifice Records and the Cultic Calendar of Neo-Babylonian Uruk

Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 1996

... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u la... more ... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u lapani/pani LUSIPA SA.DUG4 ana SA.DUG4 u guqqi ga ITI MN MU x-KAM I RN LUGAL TIN.TIRki parsO lb. ... 2. UDU.NITA[.ME] sa ana SA.DUG4 u guqq2 ...

Research paper thumbnail of The Pleiades, the Flood, and the Jewish New Year

Penn State University Press eBooks, Jul 21, 1999

Research paper thumbnail of Studies in the Prehistory of the Jewish Calendar

This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time t... more This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time tells; how time was determined by natural phenomena such as sunrise, sunset, and the phases of the moon, and how these phenomena were used to construct the ritual calendar. The significance of the sun explains, for example, why the Jewish calendar begins at sunset. Further, significance morphs into symbolism: the cardinal points of location that derive from sunrise and sunset; their symbolism, that appears in square and cubic structures from the Jerusalem temple to the priest’s breastplate; in the layout of the tribes in the wilderness; in medical practice; and, above all, in the symbolic associations of light and darkness, rebirth and resurrection, life and death.

Research paper thumbnail of Time-Telling in Ritual and Myth

The Journal of Jewish Thought and Philosophy, 1997

Research paper thumbnail of The Pleiades, the Flood, and the Jewish New Year

Research paper thumbnail of Tabular Sacrifice Records and the Cultic Calendar of Neo-Babylonian Uruk

Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 1996

... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u la... more ... TABLE 2 Superscript Formats (with minor variations) la. UDU.NITA[.MES] a ultu [bit] urui u lapani/pani LUSIPA SA.DUG4 ana SA.DUG4 u guqqi ga ITI MN MU x-KAM I RN LUGAL TIN.TIRki parsO lb. ... 2. UDU.NITA[.ME] sa ana SA.DUG4 u guqq2 ...

Research paper thumbnail of Time-Telling in Ritual and Myth

Research paper thumbnail of The Pleiades, The Flood, and the Jewish New Year

Research paper thumbnail of Studies in the Prehistory of the Jewish Calendar

This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time t... more This is a dissertation (NYU, 1989) on time-telling in the Bible: how to tell time and what time tells; how time was determined by natural phenomena such as sunrise, sunset, and the phases of the moon, and how these phenomena were used to construct the ritual calendar. The significance of the sun explains, for example, why the Jewish calendar begins at sunset. Further, significance morphs into symbolism: the cardinal points of location that derive from sunrise and sunset; their symbolism, that appears in square and cubic structures from the Jerusalem temple to the priest’s breastplate; in the layout of the tribes in the wilderness; in medical practice; and, above all, in the symbolic associations of light and darkness, rebirth and resurrection, life and death.

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