The American Journal of Semitic Languages And Literatures, volume 12
The American Journal of Semitic Languages And Literatures, volume 12
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At the beginning of this month there was celebrated the great festival of Zagmuk, on which occasion Marduk, followed by his consort, his son Nabu and other gods, was carried in sol- .
emn procession along the main street of Babylon. Jensen, indeed, would specify the designation "month of the sanctuary" as a reference to the fates of mankind which were determined at the festival by the god, sitting in the "chamber" or "sanctuary of fates" (Kosmoloffie der Babylonier, p. 87). Be that as it may, t...he New Tear's festival was marked by homages paid to the great gods in general. Sacrifices and offerings formed a feature of the 2iagmuk festival already in the days of Gudea (inscription O, col. iii, 6-iv, 17). It would be appropriate therefore to call the month muhur ilAni, "offering" or "homage" to the gods.
* On the ide(«raphio form see Mass-Aniolt, "Assyro-Babylonian Months ** (Journal of the 8oc, ofBibl, Lit, XI., pp. 76, 77).
Digitized by Google THE HEBREW TEXT OP ZECHARIAH 1-8, COMPARED WITH THE DIFFERENT ANCIENT VERSIONS.* Bt Eui Asada, Ph.D., Profeesor of Old Testament Literature in the Aoyama Methodist Seminarj, Tokyo, Japan.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the beginning of this month there was celebrated the great festival of Zagmuk, on which occasion Marduk, followed by his consort, his son Nabu and other gods, was carried in sol- .
emn procession along the main street of Babylon. Jensen, indeed, would specify the designation "month of the sanctuary" as a reference to the fates of mankind which were determined at the festival by the god, sitting in the "chamber" or "sanctuary of fates" (Kosmoloffie der Babylonier, p. 87). Be that as it may, t...he New Tear's festival was marked by homages paid to the great gods in general. Sacrifices and offerings formed a feature of the 2iagmuk festival already in the days of Gudea (inscription O, col. iii, 6-iv, 17). It would be appropriate therefore to call the month muhur ilAni, "offering" or "homage" to the gods.
* On the ide(«raphio form see Mass-Aniolt, "Assyro-Babylonian Months ** (Journal of the 8oc, ofBibl, Lit, XI., pp. 76, 77).
Digitized by Google THE HEBREW TEXT OP ZECHARIAH 1-8, COMPARED WITH THE DIFFERENT ANCIENT VERSIONS.* Bt Eui Asada, Ph.D., Profeesor of Old Testament Literature in the Aoyama Methodist Seminarj, Tokyo, Japan.
What to read after The American Journal of Semitic Languages And Literatures, volume 12?
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