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1089Responsable de la Sección: Carmen Alcrudo Dirige: José Miguel Alcrudo
O R I E N T E A N T I G U O 4 3
Muñoz Seca, 6. 50005 Zaragoza (España)P.O. Box 503. 50080 Zaragoza (Spain)www.porticolibrerias.es
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de PÓRTICO LIBRERÍASAVANCESF undada en 1945
3 de septiembre de 2013
01 Bang, P. F. / W. Scheidel, eds.: The Oxford Handbook of the State in theAncient Near East and Mediterranean2013 – 560 pp., 2 fig., 24 map. € 123,50ÍNDICE: Part I. Intoduction: Studying the State: W. Scheidel — Part II. Near EasternStates: Egypt: J. G. Manning — Fertile Crescent City-States: S. Garfinkle — MesopotamianEmpires: G. Barjamovic — Anatolian States: T. Bryce — Jewish States: S. Schwartz —Iranian Empires: J. Wiesehöfer — Part III. Aegean States and Their Extensions: Bronze AgeGreece: J. Bennet — Greek City-States: M. H. Hansen — Greek Multi-City States: I. Morris— The Greek Koinon: E. Mackil — Hellenistic Empires: J. Ma — Part IV. CentralMediterranean States and Their Extensions: Carthage: W. Ameling — The Roman Empire I:The Republic: H. Mouritsen — The Roman Empire II: The Monarchy: P. F. Bang — Part V.Transformations of the Ancient State: The Byzantine Successor State: J. Haldon — TheGermanic Successor States: I. Wood — The First Islamic Empire: C. Robinson.
02 Botta, A. F., ed.: In the Shadow of Bezalel. Aramaic, Biblical, and AncientNear Eastern Studies in Honor of Bezalel Porten2013 – l + 429 pp. € 170,60ÍNDICE: Preface — Mr. Elephantine, B. Porten — B. Porten Curriculum Vitae — AramaicStudies / Elephantine: Women of Elephantine and Women in the Land of Israel; A. Azzoni —Der Wandel des Aramäischen veranschaulicht durch Transkriptionen alter aramäischer Texte;K. Beyer — Three Additional Aramaic-Egyptian Parallel Legal Terms/Formulae; A. F. Botta— The Career of Some Elephantine and Murašu Scribes and Witnesses; E. Cussini —Phoenician and Aramaic Inscriptions from Abusir; J. Dušek / J. Mynárová — On rakkasu, andraksu; F. M. Fales — Rare Demonstrative Pronouns in Targum Onqelos; M. Folmer —Elephantine and the Torah; L. L. Grabbe — Gleanings from the Comprehensive AramaicLexicon II: Notes on the State of Modern Syriac Lexicography; S. Kaufman — Le DialecteAraméen de L’inscription De Kuttamuwa (Zencirli, VIIIe s. av. n. è.); A. Lemaire — Clermont-Ganneau 253: une revisite et un reclassement obliges; H. Lozachmeur — EpistolographischeElemente in den neuveröffentlichten aramäischen Ostrakonbriefen aus Elephantine (SammlungClermont-Ganneau); D. Schwiderski — Le phénomène de mutation des interdentales enaraméen, ou la Quête de «la langue parfaite». De la réforme orthographique à l’époque perse
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16 Figueras, P.: The Pagan Image of Greco-Roman Palestine and SurroundingLands2013 – ii + 252 pp., fig. € 50,70
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33 Lieb, M. / E. Mason / J. Roberts, eds.: The Oxford Handbook of theReception History of the Bible2013 – 744 pp. € 39,00ÍNDICE: J. Roberts: Introduction — I.: R. Havrelock: Genesis — J. F. A. Sawyer: Job —
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34 Lincoln, B.: «Happiness for Mankind». Achaemenian Religion and theImperial Project2013 – xxii + 554 pp. € 100,00ÍNDICE: Preface — I. The Politics of the Persian Paradise (The Paris Lectures): À la recherchedu paradis perdu — The King’s Truth — Space, Motion, and Climate in the AchaemenianImaginary — Il faut cultiver notre jardin: On Achaemenian Horticulture and Imperialism —Appendix to Chapter Four: Zoroastrian Mythology of Plants: Synoptic Table — Implicationsof Grammatical Number in the Mythology of Vegetation — II. Human Unity and the Diversityof Peoples in Achaemenian Myth, Art, and Ideology (The Siena Lectures): Bisitun and Persepolis— Naqs-i Rustam — The Unity and Diversity of Peoples in Later Iranian History — SacredKingship? — III. Aesthetics and the Demonic (Lectures, 2008-9): Creation and Other Epiphaniesin Achaemenian Religion — The Geography of Creation — Representing the Lie in AchaemenianPersia — Representing the Lie in Mazdaean Iran — On Zoroastrian and AchaemenianDemonology — Happiness Regained — IV. Greeks and Persians: Herodotus as Anthropologist— On the Sisterhood of Europe and Asia — Myth and Diplomacy: Persian Overtures to theArgives — Aeschylus’s Persians and the Categorical Opposition of East and West — On
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44 Montero Fenollós, J. L., ed.: Du village néolithique à la ville syro-mesopotamienne2012 – 200 pp., fig. € 60,00ÍNDICE: Avant-propos — 1. Aux origines du village au Proche-Orient antique: J. J. Ibáñez &al.: Nouvelles données sur les architectures des sites natoufiens de Jeftelik et Qarassa 3 (Syriecentro-occidentale et du sud) — D. Stordeur: Les villages et l’organisation des groupes aunéolithique précéramique A. L’exemple de Jerf el-Ahmar, Syrie du nord — M. Molist: Espacesdomesstiques et d’habitat dans le processus de consolidation des sociétés agricoles: la nouvelledocumentation de la vallée de l’Euphrate (MPPNB-Halaf, VIIIe-VIIe millénaire av. J.-C.) — 2.Aux origines de la ville et de la vie urbaine au Proche-Orient antique: J. C. Margueron: Duvillage à la ville: continuité ou rupture? — B. Muller: Mutations vers la ville, mutations dansl’art: la peinture murale — P. Butterlin: Les terrasses monumentales proto-urbaines et lescentres proto-urbains de Suse à Uruk (études proto-urbaines 1) — 3. Le Moyen Euphratesyrien. Archéologie et histoire: F. Caramelo: L’expansion médio-assyrienne au Moyen Euphratesyrien: le contexte international, l’affirmation de l’Assyrie et le problématique de la frontière— A. Tenu & al.: L’empire assyrien au XIIIe siècle av. J.-C.: Tell Qabr Abu al-cAtiq sur lemoyen Euphrate — A. al-Khabour: Histoire de l’occupation de la vallée de l’Euphrate entre leBalih et le Habur à l’époque préclassique — J.-L. Montero Fenollós: Le Moyen Euphrateavant Mari. L’expansion urukéenne entre les verrous de Khanuqa et Baghuz — 4. Noted’archéologie de l’Oronte: M. al-Maqdissi: Notes d’archéologie levantine XXVIII. Réflexionpréliminaire sur le peuplement de la région de Homs à l’époque hellénistique.
45 Mora Serrano, B. / G. Cruz Andreotti, eds.: La etapa neopúnica enHispania y el Mediterráneo centro occidental: identidades compartidas2012 – 457 pp., fig. € 36,00ÍNDICE: Presentación — M. Bendala Galán: Elementos culturales neopúnicos en la Hispania
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47 Nosch, M.-L. / H. Koefoed / E. A. Strand, eds.: Textile Production andConsumption in the Ancient Near East: Archaeology, Epigraphy, Iconography2013 – viii + 247 pp., fig., lám.col., tabl. € 39,00ÍNDICE: Introduction: H. Koefoed & al. — Functions and Uses of Textiles in the AncientNear East Summary and Perspectives: C. Breniquet — The Emergence of the GhassulianTextile Industry in the Southern Levant, Chalcolithic Period: c. 4500-4000 BCE): J. Levy / I.Gilead — Textile Production in Palatial and Non-Palatial Contexts: the Case of Tel Kabri: N.Goshen & al. — Textiles, Value, and the Early Economies of North Syria and Anatolia: D. R.A. Lumb — Technology and Palace Economy in Middle Bronze Age Anatolia: the Case ofthe Crescent Shaped Loom Weight: A. W. Lassen — Her Share of the Profits: Women, Agency,and Textile Production a Kültepe/Kanesh in the Early Second Millennium BC: A. K. Thomason— Visualising Ancient Textiles – how to make a Textile visible on the Basis of an Interpretationof an Ur III Text: E. A. Strand / M. Cybulska — The Costumes of Inanna/Ishtar: B. Jones —Considering the Finishing of Textiles based on Neo-Sumerian Inscriptions from Girsu: R.Firth — Tapestries in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages of the Ancient Near East: J. S. Smith— Spinning from old Threads: The Whorls from Ugarit: C. Sauvage — Throwing the BabyOut with the Bathwater: Innovations in Mediterranean Textile Production at the End of the
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50 Piñero, A., ed.: En la frontera de lo imposible. Magos, médicos ytaumaturgos en el Mediterráneo antiguo en tiempos del Nuevo Testamento2001 – 348 pp. € 21,00ÍNDICE: J.-L. Cunchillos: Medicina, milagro y prácticas mágicas en el mundo cananeo —A. Piñero: La magia en el Antiguo Testamento — R. North: Medicina y terapias en el AntiguoTestamento — L. Gil: Medicina, religión y magia en el mundo griego — C. Padilla: Hombresdivinos y taumaturgos en la antigüedad. Apolonio de Tiana — J. Peláez: Los milagros deJesús en los evangelios sinópticos. Posibilidad e historicidad — L. Gil: Las curacionesmilagrosas del Nuevo Testamento a la luz de la medicina popular — H. C. Kee: ¿Hay magiaen el Nuevo Testamento? — M. A. Navarro: Magia, medicina y milagro en el judaísmo post-bíblico — F. Bovon: Milagro, magia y curación en los hechos apócrifos de los apóstoles —Apéndice: G. Bueno: Medicina, magia milagro (conceptos y estructuras mentales).Planteamiento filosófico — Epílogo: A. Piñero: Reflexiones finales sobre dos temas crucialespresentados en este libro: magia y milagro.
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53 Regulski, I. / K. Duistermaat / P. Verkinderen, eds.: Seals and SealingPractices in the Near East. Developments in Administration and Magic fromPrehistory to the Islamic Period. Proceedings of an International Workshopat the Netherlands-Flemish Institute in Cairo on December 2-3, 20092012 – xvi + 218 pp., fig. € 85,00ÍNDICE: I. Regulski: Introduction — K. Duistermaat: Which Came First, the Bureaucrat orthe Seal? Some Thoughts on the Non-Administrative Origins of Seals in Neolithic Syria — V.Müller: Do Seal Impressions Prove a Change in the Administration during the Reign of KingDen? — H. Tomas: The Transition from the Linear A to the Linear B Sealing System — U.Dubiel: Protection, Control and Prestige – Seals among the Rural Population of Qau-Matmar— K. Vandorpe / B. Van Beek: “Non Signat Aegyptus”? Seals and Stamps in the MulticulturalSociety of Greco-Roman Egypt — N.C. Ritter: On the Development of Sasanian Seals andSealing Practice: A Mesopotamian Approach — B. Caseau: Magical Protection and Stamps inByzantium — J.-Cl. Cheynet / B. Caseau: Sealing Practices in the Byzantine Administration— C. Kotsifou: Sealing Practices in the Monasteries of Late Antique and Early MedievalEgypt — P.M. Sijpesteijn: Seals and Papyri from Early Islamic Egypt — E. Fernández Medina:The Seal of Solomon: From Magic to Messianic Device — S. Dorpmüller: Seals in IslamicMagical Literature — K.R. Schaefer: Block Printing as an Extension of the Practice of Stamping.
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