Babylonian Witchcraft Literature : Case Studies / I. Tzvi Abusch.

Providence, RI : Brown Judaic Studies, 1987-2020.

Atlanta, Georgia : Scholars Press, 1987-2020.

xviii, 154 pages : Grayscale Illustration ; pages cm.

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Part I: Secondary Developments and Synthetic Growth in Akkadian Incantations and Prayers: Some Case Studies in Literary and Textual History -- Part II: Maqlú I 1-36: An Interpretation.

Introduction -- Problem, Hyphothesis and Illustration -- Maqlú VII 119-146 and Related Texts -- KAR 26 and EMS 12 -- Excursus -- Introduction -- Declaration of Innocence and Repudiation of Witch's Accusation -- Behavior of Witch: Verbal Adversaries and Witchcraft -- Meaning of I 1-36 and Observations on Maqlú I 73-121.

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