The Amarna Correspondence of Rib-Haddi, Prince of Byblos (EA 68 — 96)
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Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
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Archaeological Anthropology
Comparative Literature
Cultural History
History of Religion
Intellectual History
Islamic World and Near East History
Near Eastern Languages and Societies
Other History of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology
Comparative Literature
Cultural History
History of Religion
Intellectual History
Islamic World and Near East History
Near Eastern Languages and Societies
Other History of Art, Architecture, and Archaeology
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...We note that this considerable outpouring of research in Amarna has not as yet resulted in a revised edition of the tablets themselves. It was primarily with this fact in mind that the present essay was originally undertaken. In addition, I have attempted to show that the Canaanite Vorlage of the Byblian Amarna dialect was all-pervasive, reaching not only into grammar and syntax (as Moran has already capably demonstrated) but also into phraseology and mode of expression.
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1961-04-17
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Library at the Katz Center - Archives Room Manuscript. PJ3885 .Y683 1961.