ISBN: 978-3-945561-00-3
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Publication Date: Aug. 27, 2014
Melammu volumes have broadened the horizons of studies of antiquity by encouraging the crossing of geographical and cultural boundaries between ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean and Near East. The present Melammu volume extends from Greece to India, with articles on Phrygia and Armenia, also viewing texts from ancient Israel, Egypt, and Mesopotamia. The globalization described in this volume extends over language barriers and literatures, showing how texts as well as goods can travel between societies and regions. This collection of papers offer new insights and perspectives into connections between the Mediterranean World, Mesopotamia, Anatolia, Persia and India.
Preface: The Globalization of Knowledge in the Ancient
Near East
J. RennIntroduction to Melammu: Early Globalization
M. J. Geller2 Global Monotheism:
The Contribution of the Israelite Prophets
Baruch A. Levine3 Globalization and Imperialism:
Political and Ideological Reactions to the Assyrian Presence in Syria (IXth–VIIIth Century BCE)
Maria Grazia Masetti-Rouault4 The Tale of the Wild Man and the Courtesan in India
and Mesopotamia: The Seductions of Ṛśyaśṛnga in the
Mahābhārata and Enkidu in the Epic of Gilgamesh
Tzvi Abusch, Emily West6 Gilgamesh’s Plant of Rejuvenation and Qāṭīne’s Sīsīsāmbur
Nineb Lamassu7 Some Observations about “Foreigners” in Babylonia
during the VI Century BCE
Kabalan Moukarzel8 The Religious Reform of Nabonidus: A Sceptical View
Kabalan Moukarzel9 New Light on George Smith’s Purchase of the
Egibi Archive in 1876 from the Nachlass Mathewson
Strahil V. Panayotov, Cornelia Wunsch10 Phrygian Bronzes in the Greek World:
Globalization through Cult?
Maya Vassileva11 Power and Ritual in the Achaemenian Royalty
Antonio Panaino12 Religious Ontology and Taxonomic Structures in Indo-Iranian Oral Poetry
Velizar Sadovski13 Elements of “Globalization” in Ancient Iranian Numismatics
Andrea Gariboldi15 India and World Trade: From the Beginnings to the
Hellenistic Age
Klaus Karttunen16 Ancient Near Eastern Polities and the Greek Polis: Secondary States, Structural Similarities and the Problem of Diffusion
Kristoffer Momrak
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