Joy and Love as Metaphorical Expressions of Willingness and Spontaneity in Cuneiform, Ancient Hebrew, and Related Literatures: Divine Investitures in the Midrash in the Light of Neo-Babylonian Royal Grants

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Joy and Love as Metaphorical Expressions of Willingness and Spontaneity in Cuneiform, Ancient Hebrew, and Related Literatures

In: Christianity, Judaism and Other Greco-Roman Cults

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Yochanan Muffs

Yochanan Muffs The Jewish Theological Seminary

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Series: Studies in Judaism in Late Antiquity, Volume: 12/3

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