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HEBRAICA<\/h1>\n

A Quarterly Journal In The Interests Of Semitic Study<\/h1>\n

Volume I : March 1884 – April 1885. <\/strong><\/h2>\n

http:\/\/books.google.com\/books?id=acwOAAAAQAAJ<\/p>\n

No. 1. – March, April, May, 1884. <\/strong><\/p>\n

[Note. – “Hebraica” was commenced as a Monthly, and three numbers were issued, for March, April and May. It was then determined to publish It as a Quarterly, and count the three monthly numbers as No. 1.] <\/em><\/p>\n

March<\/strong> <\/em><\/p>\n

I. The Purpose Of Hebraica. By William R. Harper<\/em> 1-5<\/p>\n

II. The Higher Criticism, A Witness To The Credibility Of The Biblical Narrative. By Hermann L. Strack<\/em>, Ph.D 5-10<\/p>\n

III. The Intermediate Syllable. By Prof. T. J. Dodd<\/em> 10-13<\/p>\n

IV. Contributions To Hebrew Synonymy, I. By Rev. P. A. Nordell<\/em> 13-14<\/p>\n

V. Books For The Study Of Assyrian. By Prof. D. G. Lyon<\/em>, Ph.D 14-15<\/p>\n

VI. General Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Ethical Dative.<\/p>\n

– The Word ***.<\/p>\n

– Davidson on Delitzsch’s Hebrew New Testament<\/p>\n

– Rules of Life 15-17<\/p>\n

VII. Editorial Notes 18-20<\/p>\n

VIII. Questions And Answers 20-21<\/p>\n

IX. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Delitzsch’s Hebrew and Assyrian.<\/p>\n

– Lehrbuch der Neuhebraeischen Sprache.<\/p>\n

– Ballin’s Hebrew Grammar 21-23<\/p>\n

X. Semitic Bibliography 23-24<\/p>\n

April <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. A Phoenician Inscription In New York. By Isaac H. Hall<\/em>, Ph.D 25-26<\/p>\n

II. The Psalms With Their Superscriptions. By Barnard C. Taylor<\/em> 26-31<\/p>\n

III. Contributions To Hebrew And Assyrian Philology. By K. Kohler, Ph.D<\/em> 31-33<\/p>\n

IV. Contributions To Hebrew Synonomy, II. By Rev. P. A. Nordell<\/em> 33-36<\/p>\n

V. Pirke Aboth. Translated By Rev. B. Pick<\/em>, Ph.D 36-40<\/p>\n

VI. Hebrew Chirography. By Archibald C. Wheaton<\/em> 40-41<\/p>\n

VII. General Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Accentuation of the Poetical Books.<\/p>\n

– Michaelis on Hebrew Study.<\/p>\n

– *** in Later Hebrew.<\/p>\n

– Two Epigrams of Aben Ezra ” 41-43<\/p>\n

VIII. Editorial Notes:<\/p>\n

– Intermediate Syllables.<\/p>\n

– Hebrew Study at Vanderbilt University.<\/p>\n

– A Pastor’s Testimony<\/p>\n

– Hebrew Study in the Junior Vacation 43-46<\/p>\n

IX. Questions And Answers 46<\/p>\n

X. Book Notices:-Turpie’s Chaldee Manual 47-48<\/p>\n

XI. Semitic Bibliography 48<\/p>\n

May<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Books For The Study Of The Neo-Hebraic Language. By Hermann L. Strack<\/em>, Ph.D 49-51<\/p>\n

II. The Varieties Of The Semitic Alphabet. By Prof. John C. C. Clarke<\/em> 52-59<\/p>\n

III. On “Intermediate Syllables.” By B. Felsenthal, Ph.D<\/em> 60-65<\/p>\n

IV. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– *** Verbs: First Person Sing. Impf. Qal 66-67<\/p>\n

V. Editorial Notes 67-70<\/p>\n

VI. Book Notices 70-71<\/p>\n

VII. Semitic Bibliography 72<\/p>\n

No. 2. October, 1884 .<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Syllables In The Hebrew Language. By Prof. Hermann L. Strack, Ph.D.<\/em> 73-75<\/p>\n

II, Methods In Hebrew Grammars. By Prof. George H. Shodde, Ph.D<\/em> 75-79<\/p>\n

III. On A Hebrew Manuscript Op The Year 1300. By Cyrus Adler<\/em> 80-95<\/p>\n

IV. ***. A Contribution To The History Of The Terminology Of Hebrew Grammar. By Prof. Wilhelm Bacher, D.D<\/em> 96-97<\/p>\n

V. The Aramaic Language. By Prof. E. Kautzsch, D.D<\/em> 98-115<\/p>\n

VI. Miscellaneous Notes. By Prof. John P. Peters, Ph.D<\/em> 115-119<\/p>\n

VII. Pirke Aboth; Or Sayings Op The Fathers. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 119-123<\/p>\n

VIII. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– Remarks on the Ethiopic.<\/p>\n

– Kautzsch’s Aramaic Grammar.<\/p>\n

– The Study of Arabic in the University of Cincinnati.<\/p>\n

– ***-***. 123-130<\/p>\n

IX. Editorial Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Study of Assyrian.<\/p>\n

– Unaccented Open Syllables with a Short Vowel 130-132<\/p>\n

X. Book Notices 133-134<\/p>\n

XI. Semitic Bibliography 135-136<\/p>\n

No. 3. – January, 1885. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Massoretic Vowel-system. By Prof. Crawford H. Toy<\/em> 137-144<\/p>\n

II. The Daghesh In Initial Letters. A translation by Rev. O. O. Fletcher<\/em> 145-152<\/p>\n

III. The Old Testament In The Time Of The Talmud. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 153-174<\/p>\n

IV. Assyrian Phonology, With Special Reference To Hebrew. By Prof. Paul Haupt. Ph.D<\/em> 175-185<\/p>\n

V. Assyriological Notes. By Francis Brown, Ph.D<\/em> 182-183<\/p>\n

VI. Miscellaneous Notes. By John P. Peters, Ph.D<\/em> 184-186<\/p>\n

VII. General Notes:<\/p>\n

– A Question in Hebrew Grammar.<\/p>\n

– Additional Aramaic Words in the New Testament.<\/p>\n

– The Religion of the Kassites.<\/p>\n

– A Chaldee Hymn. By Israel Nagara 187-191.<\/p>\n

VIII. Editorial Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Institute of Hebrew.<\/p>\n

– The Present Number of Hebraica.<\/p>\n

– Professor Haupt’s Series of Articles 192-193<\/p>\n

IX. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Mitchell’s Hebrew Lessons.<\/p>\n

– Koenig’s Historisch-kritisches Lehrgebaeude der hebraeischen Sprache 194-198<\/p>\n

X. Semitic Bibliography 199-200<\/p>\n

No. 4 – April, 1885<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Cylinder Of Nebukadnezzar At New York. By J. F. X. O’Connor. S.J<\/em> 201-208<\/p>\n

II. The Scribe. By Prof. H. L. Strack, Ph.D., D.D<\/em> 209-211<\/p>\n

III. Pirke Aboth; Or, Sayings Of The Fathers. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 212-216<\/p>\n

IV. Wateh-Ben-Hazael. By Prof. Paul Haupt, Ph.D<\/em> 217-231<\/p>\n

V. Syriac Version Of Epistle Of King Abgar To Jesus. By Prof. Isaac H. Hall, Ph.D<\/em> 232-235<\/p>\n

VI. Pleiades, Orion And Mazzaroth. By Prof. John G. Lansing, M.A<\/em> 236-341<\/p>\n

VII. Miscellaneous Notes. By Prof. John P. Peters, Ph.D<\/em> 242-243<\/p>\n

VIII. Grammatical Questions. By Prof. F. B. Denio<\/em> 244- 246<\/p>\n

IX. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– On the Semitic Languages in General.<\/p>\n

– The Relatives *** and ***.<\/p>\n

– Genesis XX., 16.<\/p>\n

– Note on *** (Dan. II., 23; Ezra V., 16), *** (Ezra IV., 10, 11; VII., 12), *** (Ezra IV., 17).<\/p>\n

– *** or *** ?<\/p>\n

– Moriah.<\/p>\n

– “Conscience” for ***.<\/p>\n

– Errata in the Baer-Delitzsch Edition of Proverbs.<\/p>\n

– Purpose without a Connective.<\/p>\n

– On the Source of the Name *** 247-257<\/p>\n

X. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Some Recent German Books 258-262<\/p>\n

XI. Semitic Bibliography 263-264<\/p>\n

XII. General Index To Vol. I 265-267.<\/p>\n

Volume II: October, 1885 – July, 1886.<\/strong><\/h2>\n

http:\/\/books.google.com\/books?id=acwOAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA273<\/p>\n

No. 1. – October, 1885. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. A South-Babylonian Aramaic-Greek Bilingual. By Prof. Dr. Eberhard Schrader<\/em> 1-3<\/p>\n

II. On The Etymology Of Mutninu. By Prof. Paul Haupt, Ph.D<\/em> 4-8<\/p>\n

III. Some Phoenician Inscriptions In New York. By Prof. Isaac H. Hall, Ph.D<\/em> 7,8<\/p>\n

IV. The Use Of *** And Its Compounds In The Hexateuch. By Prof. E. C. Bissell, D.D<\/em> 9-12<\/p>\n

V. The Massora Among The Syrians. By Prof. Benjamin B. Warfield. D.D<\/em> 13-23<\/p>\n

VI. Old Testament Passages Messianically Applied. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 24-32<\/p>\n

VII. Grammatical Notes:<\/p>\n

– On Genesis II.9 b.<\/p>\n

– On *** (Jer. X., 6, 8).<\/p>\n

– On 1 Samuel I., 5 (***). By Canon S. R. Driver, D.D<\/em> 33-38<\/p>\n

VIII. Emendations Of The Hebrew Text Of Isaiah. By Rev. Dr. K. Kohler<\/em> 39-48<\/p>\n

IX. Notes On Genesis I.1, And XXIV.14. (1) On the Rendering of Genesis I.1. (2) On Genesis XXIV.14 (***). By Rev. T. K. Cheyne, A.M<\/em>.49,50<\/p>\n

X. A Note On The Relative (***). By Prof. A.H. Sayce, D.D<\/em> 51<\/p>\n

XI. Modern Ideas In Hebrew. By Mr. W. Willner<\/em> 52<\/p>\n

XII. Suggestions Toward A More Exact Nomenclature And Definition Of The Hebrew Tenses. By Prof. Wm. G. Ballantine, D.D<\/em> 53-55<\/p>\n

XIII. Editorial Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Second Volume.<\/p>\n

– Proof-reading.<\/p>\n

– An Important Help for the Study of Assyrian.<\/p>\n

– Other Semitic Helps 56-58<\/p>\n

XIV. Book Notices:-<\/p>\n

-Dr. Socin’s Arabic Grammar, Prof. J. G. Lansing, D.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

-Third Edition of Delitzsch’s Assyrische Lesestuecke, Prof. D. G. Lyon, Ph.D<\/em> 59-62<\/p>\n

XV. Semitic Bibliography 63,64<\/p>\n

XVI. A List Of Semitic And Old Testament Instructors In The United States And Canada.<\/p>\n

No. 2. – January, 1886. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Attitude Of The Revised Version Toward The Textual Criticism Of The Old Testament. By Prof. Charles A. Brlggs, D.D<\/em> 65-78<\/p>\n

II. Sippara. By Rev. William Hayes Ward, D.D., LL.D<\/em> 79-80<\/p>\n

III. Inscription Of Asurbanipal, From A Barrel-cylinder Found At Aboo-Habba. V. Rawl. 62, No. 1. By James A. Craig and Robert F. Harper<\/em> 87 -89<\/p>\n

IV. Advantages Of A Slight Knowledge Of Hebrew. By Prof. Frederic Gardiner, D.D<\/em> 90-92<\/p>\n

V. Moriah. By Rev. Edward G. King<\/em>, D.D 93-94<\/p>\n

VI. A Note In Reference To The “Massora Among The Syrians.” By Prof. Isaac H. Hall, Ph.D<\/em> 95-97<\/p>\n

VII. On The Penitential Psalm “De Profundis.” By Prof. Paul Haupt, Ph.D<\/em> 98-106<\/p>\n

VIII. Driver On The Hebrew Tenses. By Prof. James Strong, S.T.D., LL.D<\/em> 107,108<\/p>\n

IX. The Divine Names As They Occur In The Prophets. By Prof. Barnard C. Taylor<\/em> 109-110<\/p>\n

X. University Notes From Abroad. By Ira M. Price. M.A<\/em> 111-115<\/p>\n

XI. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– Qamhi, Cyrus Adler<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– On Genesis I., 1-3, Prof. T. K. Cheyne<\/em><\/p>\n

– A Prayer in Hebrew, Benjamin Douglas<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– A Note on the Relative (***), Prof. Charles Rufus Brown<\/em> 116-118<\/p>\n

XII. Editorial Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Study of the Hebrew Vowel-System.<\/p>\n

– To Hebrew Students 119,120<\/p>\n

XIII. Book Notices:-A Criticism of Driver’s Hebrew Tenses, F. J. Gurney<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– An Unpointed Text of Genesis, William R. Harper<\/em><\/p>\n

– The Early Chapters of Genesis, Prof. HI. P. Smith<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Professor Strack’s Hebrew Grammar, William R. Harper<\/em> 121-126<\/p>\n

XIV. Semitic Bibliography 127,128<\/p>\n

No. 3. – April, 1886. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Old Testament Passages Messianically Applied. II. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em>. 129-139<\/p>\n

II. Throne-inscription Of Salmanassar II. By J. A. Craig<\/em> 110-146<\/p>\n

III. “The Semites.” By Prof. W. Volck. Translated by Prof. D. M. Welton, D.D<\/em> 147-161<\/p>\n

IV. The Hebrew Synonyms *** And *** By Rev. Philip A. Nordell<\/em> 162-163<\/p>\n

V. Hebrew Poetry. I. By Prof. Chas. A. Briggs<\/em>. D.D 164-170<\/p>\n

VI. Miscellaneous Notes.<\/p>\n

– Nebuchadrezzar I.<\/p>\n

– Eine unedirte Nebukadnezar-Inschrift.<\/p>\n

– The Date of Sargon of Akkad.<\/p>\n

– Hebrew Use of Numbers -Amos VI.2.-Amos V., 6.-Isaiah VII., 14. By Prof. John P. Peters, Ph.D<\/em> 171-175<\/p>\n

VII. The Word “Kidron.” By Rev. Thos. Laurie, D.D<\/em> 176-177<\/p>\n

VIII. Notes For Beginners. In General.<\/p>\n

– Origin of Various Vowel-Sounds.<\/p>\n

– Relative Occurrence of Vowel-Sounds.<\/p>\n

– The Nominative Absolute.<\/p>\n

– The Word *** or ***.<\/p>\n

– Circumstantial Clauses. By Prof. Wm. R. Harper, Ph.D 178-182<\/p>\n

IX. University Notes From Abroad. By Ira M. Price, M.A<\/em> 183-185<\/p>\n

X. Editorial Notes 186-188<\/p>\n

XI. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Some Newly Discovered Temanite and Nabatean Inscriptions, Cyrus Adler<\/em>.<\/p>\n

-Brown’s Aramaic Method, Prof. Geo. H. Shodde, Ph.D<\/em> 189, 190<\/p>\n

XII. Semitic Bibliography 191,192<\/p>\n

XIII. A List Of Semitic And Old Testament Instructors In Great Britain And Ireland.<\/p>\n

No. 4. – July, 1886. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Notes On The Use Of The Hebrew Tenses. By Wm. Henry Bennett<\/em> 193-208<\/p>\n

II. Writing Among The Hebrews. By Hermann L. Strack. Ph.D<\/em>., D.D 209- 217<\/p>\n

III. Suzub The Babylonian, And Suzub The Chaldean, Kings Of Babylon. By Prof. C. P. Tiele<\/em> 218-220<\/p>\n

IV. An Assyrian Record Of Receipts Of Taxes. By Theo. G. Pinches<\/em> 221,222<\/p>\n

V. The Study Of Hebrew And The Dialects. By Prof. Geo. H. Schodde, Ph.D<\/em> 223-227<\/p>\n

VI. Hebrew Syntax. By Prof. Jas. Strong, D.D<\/em> 228-233<\/p>\n

VII. Micah.,6. By Prof. A. Kuenen<\/em> 234-236<\/p>\n

VIII. On The Text Of Psalms XIV And LIII By Rev. Eduward G. King<\/em> 237-239<\/p>\n

IX. More Phoenician Inscriptions In New York. By Prof. Isaac H. Hall<\/em> 240- 243<\/p>\n

X. Notes For Beginners. II.:<\/p>\n

– The Origin of Long Vowels in Hebrew.<\/p>\n

– Repetition of Words.-<\/p>\n

-A Noun in the Construct Relation with a Clause. By Prof. Wm. R. Harper<\/em> 244-247<\/p>\n

XI. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Memorial Volume of Dr. Leemans, Abel H. Hinzinga<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– The Emendation of 1 Sam. XVI., 20, Henry S. Morais<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Some Hebrew Lines, B. Berenson<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– An Assyrian Precative in Dan. II., 20, Thos. Laurie<\/em> 248,249<\/p>\n

XII. Editorial Notes 250,251<\/p>\n

– Hebrew in College.<\/p>\n

– The Summer Schools of Hebrew.<\/p>\n

– Professors of Hebrew.<\/p>\n

– Assyrian Manual.<\/p>\n

XIII. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– A Review of the Hebrew Text of Ezechiel, Prof. Geo. H. Schodde, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– A New Commentary upon the Book of Job, Dr. B. Felsenthal<\/em> 252-254<\/p>\n

XIV. Semitic Bibliography 255,256<\/p>\n

XV. General Index To Vol. II 257-259<\/p>\n

XVI. A List Of Semitic And Old Testament Instructors In Continental Europe.<\/p>\n

Volume III: October, 1886 – July, 1887.<\/h2>\n

http:\/\/books.google.com\/books?id=4ScpAAAAYAAJ<\/p>\n

October.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Alleged Composite Character or Exodus I., II. By Prof. W. Henry Green, D.D.,LL.D<\/em> 1-12<\/p>\n

II. The Law Of Inheritance In Ancient Babylonia. By Theo. G. Pinches<\/em> 13-21<\/p>\n

III. Notes On The Use Op The Hebrew Tenses. II. By William Henry Bennett<\/em> . 22-29<\/p>\n

IV. Old Testament Passages Messianically Applied By The Ancient Synagogue. By Rev.B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 30-38<\/p>\n

V. The Passive Of QAL. By L. N. Dembitz<\/em> 39,40<\/p>\n

VI. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– Diqduq, Nathaniel West, D.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Notes on Malachi, H. J. Weber<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Abraham Firkowitsch, Henry S. Morais<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Mr. Bennett’s Articles On the Hebrew Tenses.<\/p>\n

– An Examination on Psalms XL.-LXXII 41-48<\/p>\n

VII. Editorial Notes:<\/p>\n

– A New Volume.<\/p>\n

– The Present Number.<\/p>\n

– Dr. Jastrow’s Dictionary.<\/p>\n

– A Little Knowledge of Hebrew.<\/p>\n

– Comparison of Greek and Hebrew.<\/p>\n

– An Essay on the Book of Proverbs.<\/p>\n

– A Note from Prof. Hall<\/p>\n

– The Study of Syrlac 49-52<\/p>\n

VIII. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Lyon’s Assyrian Manual, Charles Rufus Brown<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Lansing’s Arabic Manual, George H. Schodde<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Bezold’s Zeltschrift f\u00fcr Assyriologie, Morris Jastrow, Jr<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Praetorlus’ Grammatica Aethiopica, Robert F. Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Neubauer’s Catalogue of Hebrew Manuscripts, M. Friedlander<\/em> 53-61<\/p>\n

IX. Semitic Bibliography 62-64<\/p>\n

January. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Notes On A Comparison Of The Texts Of Psalm XVIII. And 2 Samuel XXII. By William Henry Bennett<\/em> 65-86<\/p>\n

II. Mene, Tekel, Pehes, And Tub Feast or Belshazzar. By Prof. M. Clermont-Ganneau. Translated by Robert W. Rogers<\/em> 87-102<\/p>\n

III. Jewish Grammarians Of The Middle Ages. By Prof. Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 103-106<\/p>\n

IV. On The Etymology Of Nekasim. By Prof.Paul Haupt, Ph.D<\/em> 107-110<\/p>\n

V. Miscellaneous Notes. By Prof. John P. Peters, Ph.D<\/em> 111-116<\/p>\n

VI. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– Some Textual Remarks on the Old Testament. M. A. Altschueler<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– An Old English Semitic Series, Isaac H. Hall<\/em> 117-119<\/p>\n

VII. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Jewish Literature, H. P. Smith<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Friedrich Delitzsch’s Prolegomena, R. D. Wilson<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Smend and Socin: Die Inschrift des K\u00f6nigs Mesa von Moab, Morris Jastrow, Jr<\/em> 120-126<\/p>\n

VIII. Semitic Bibliography 127-128<\/p>\n

April. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. On The Synonyms *** And ***. By Rev. Philip A. Nordell, D.D<\/em> 129-135<\/p>\n

II. Kottek’s “Das Sechste Buch Des Bellum Judaicum.” By Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 136-151<\/p>\n

III. The Strophical Organization Of Hebrew Trimeters. By Prof. Charlet A. Briggs, D.D<\/em> 152-165<\/p>\n

IV. Inscription Of Nebuchadnezzar, Variants Of An Unpublished Duplicate Of The New York Cylinder. By Rev. J. F. X. O’Conor, S. J.<\/em> 166-170<\/p>\n

V. Jewish Grammarians Of The Middle Ages. By Prof. Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em>. 171-174<\/p>\n

VI. Notes On *** , ***, Etc. By Rev. Prof. T. K. Cheyne. D.D<\/em> 175,176<\/p>\n

VII. Some Corrections To The Texts Of Cylinders A And B Of The Esarhaddon Inscriptions As Published In I R., 45-47, And III R., 15,16. By Robert F.Harper, Ph.D<\/em> 177-185<\/p>\n

VIII. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– Neubauer’s Etymologies, Henry S. Murais.<\/em><\/p>\n

– Syriac and Assyrian, Richard J. H. Gottheil<\/em> 186,187<\/p>\n

IX. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Vatke’s Old Testament Introduction, Henry P. Smith.<\/em><\/p>\n

– S. A. Smith’s Asurbanipaltexte, William R. Harper<\/em> 188-190<\/p>\n

X. Semitic Bibliography 191,192<\/p>\n

July.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Text Of Jeremiah. By Prof. Henry Preserved Smith, D.D<\/em> 193-200<\/p>\n

II. The Monolith Inscription Of Salmaneser II. By James A, Craig, Ph.D<\/em> 201-232<\/p>\n

III. Tikkun Sopherim. By Rev. Oliver Turnbull Crane<\/em> 233-248<\/p>\n

IV. A Synopsis Of Greek Philosophy By Bar ‘Ebhraya. By Richard J. H. Gottheil. Ph.D<\/em> 249-254<\/p>\n

V. S. J. Finn’s New Hebrew Dictionary. By Rabbi B. Felsenthal, Ph.D<\/em> 255-260<\/p>\n

VI. Notes On Ps. LXXIV. 4, 5. By Rev. F. H. Woods, B.D<\/em> 261,262<\/p>\n

VII. Genesis II.25 And XLVIII.10. By Rev. John Edwards<\/em> 263,264<\/p>\n

VIII. Old Testament Passages Messianically Applied By The Ancient Synagogue. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 265-268<\/p>\n

IX. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– “Prof. Peters’ Notes,” Cyrus Adler<\/em> 269<\/p>\n

X. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Bezold’s Babylonish-Assyrische Literatur, R. F. Harper.<\/em><\/p>\n

– Derenbourg’s La Science cles Religions et I’lslamisme, Prof. Harris Jastrow, Jr<\/em>.- 270-272<\/p>\n

XI. Semitic Bibliography 273,274<\/p>\n

XII. General Index To Vol. III 275-276<\/p>\n

Volume IV : October, 1887 – July, 1888.<\/h2>\n

http:\/\/books.google.com\/books?id=YX8LAAAAIAAJ<\/p>\n

No. 1. – October, 1887. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Balaam’s Prophecy (Numbers XXIV.17-24) And The God Sheth. By Prof. A. H. Sayce, M.A<\/em> 1- 6<\/p>\n

II. The Greek Words In The Book Of Daniel. By Prof.Hartwig Derenbowrg<\/em> 7- 13<\/p>\n

III. An Arabic Version or The “Revelation Of Ezra.” By Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 14- 17<\/p>\n

IV. Some Unpublished Esarhaddon Inscriptions. (Cylinder C; 80,7-19,15; PS. And K. 1879.) By Robert F. Harper, Ph.D<\/em> 18- 25<\/p>\n

V. Jewish Grammarians Of The Middle Ages. By Prof. Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 26- 33<\/p>\n

VI. Some Observations Upon Tikkun Sopherim. By Prof. Henry M. Harman, D.D., LL.D<\/em> 34-42<\/p>\n

VII. Egyptian Notes. By Prof. J. G. Lansing, D.D<\/em> 43-45<\/p>\n

VIII. Old Testament Passages Messianically Applied By The Ancient Synagogue. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 46-51<\/p>\n

IX. The Cuneiform Inscription In The Tunnel Of NeGub. By Hugo Winckler, Ph.D<\/em> 52, 63<\/p>\n

X. Contributed Notes :<\/p>\n

– Mr. Crane on Tikkun Sopherim, Hermann L. Strack, Ph.D., D.D. <\/em><\/p>\n

– Pronunciation of **** , Charles Rufus Brown, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– The de Sarzec Inscriptions, Ira M. Price, Ph.D<\/em> 54-56<\/p>\n

XI. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Wickes’ Treatise on Hebrew Accentuation, William R. Harper, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Delitzsch’s Assyrisches Woerterbuch, Robert F. Harper, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Tableau Compare des Ecritures Babylonienne et Assyrienne, Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 57-62<\/p>\n

XII. Semitic Bibliography 63. 64<\/p>\n

No. 2. – January, 1888. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Hebrew Tetrameter. By Prof.C. A. Briggs, D.D<\/em> 65-74<\/p>\n

II. The Text Of Micah. By Prof. Henry Preserved Smith, D.D<\/em> 75-81<\/p>\n

III. The Nestorian Ritual Of The Washing Of The Dead. By Isaac H. Hall, D.D<\/em>. 82- 86<\/p>\n

IV. On The Separation Which May Take Place Between The So-called Defined And Defining Noun In Arabic 87-91<\/p>\n

V. Two Cruces Interpretum, Ps. XLV.7 And Deut. XXXIII.21, Removed. By Professor Giesebrecht (translated)<\/em> 92- 94<\/p>\n

VI. The Arrangement Of The Words In The Hebrew Nominal Sentence. By C. Albrecht (translated)<\/em> 95-98<\/p>\n

VII. Transliteration And Translation Of Cylinder A Of The Esarhaddon Inscriptions (I R. 45-47). By Robert Francis Harper, Ph.D<\/em> 99-117<\/p>\n

VIII. Jewish Grammarians Of The Middle Ages. By Prof. Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D.<\/em> 118-122<\/p>\n

IX. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– On Job III.14, ****, T. K. Cheyne, D.D<\/em> 123<\/p>\n

X. Book Notices :<\/p>\n

– Einleitung in den Thalmud, Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D. <\/em><\/p>\n

– Notes on the Hebrew Text of the Book of Genesis, Charles Rufus Brown, Ph.D<\/em> 124,125<\/p>\n

XI. Semitic Bibliography 126-128<\/p>\n

No. 3. – April, 1888.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Hebrew Pentameter. By Prof. C. A. Briggs, D.D<\/em> 129-139<\/p>\n

II. The Targum To Jeremiah. By Prof. Henry Preserved Smith, D.D <\/em>140-145<\/p>\n

III. Cylinder B Of The Esarhaddon Inscriptions (British Museum; III R. 15-16) Transliterated And Translated. By Robert Francis Harper, Ph.D<\/em> 146-157<\/p>\n

IV. Notes On The Psalms. By Samuel Davidson, D.D., LL.D<\/em> 158-166<\/p>\n

V. A Tract On The Syriac Conjunctions. By Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 167-173<\/p>\n

VI. Nebuchadnezzar’s Artificial Reservoir. By Hugo Wincler, Ph.D<\/em> 174,175<\/p>\n

VII. Old Testament Passages Messianically Applied By The Ancient Synagogue. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 176-185<\/p>\n

VIII. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– The Native Language of Abraham, W. O, Sproull, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Two Corrections. Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 186<\/p>\n

IX. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Teloni’s Chrestomazia Assira, R. F. Harper, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Delitzsch’s Genesis, George H. Schodde, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– A Targum Chrestomathy, Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 187-191<\/p>\n

X. Semitic Bibliography 192<\/p>\n

No. 4.-July, 1888.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Specimens From The Nestorian Burial Service. By Prof. Isaac H. Hall<\/em> 193-200<\/p>\n

II. The Hebrew Hexameter. By Prof. C. A. Briggs, D.D<\/em> 201-205<\/p>\n

III. A Syriac Fragment. By Prof. Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 206-215<\/p>\n

IV. Pentateuchal Analysis. By Rev. Benjamin Wisner Bacon<\/em> 216-243<\/p>\n

V. Some Notes On “The Monolith Inscription Of Salmaneser II.” By Prof. Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 244-246<\/p>\n

VI. Old Testament Passages Messianically Applied By The Ancient Synagogue. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 247-249<\/p>\n

VII. Contributed Notes:<\/p>\n

– “On the Separation which may take place between the So-Called Defined and Defining Noun in Arabic,” Lawrence M. Simmons. <\/em><\/p>\n

– Kalilag Wedamnag in Syriac Literature, Richard Gottheil<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– The Orientalische Bibliographie, Richard Gottheil<\/em> 250-252<\/p>\n

VIII. Semitic Bibliography 253,254<\/p>\n

IX. General Index To Vol. IV 255,256<\/p>\n

Volume V : October, 1888 – July, 1889.<\/h2>\n

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October.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Jastrow’s Talmudic Dictionary. By Rabbl K. Kohler<\/em> 1- 6<\/p>\n

II. Pentateuchal Analysis. II. By Rev. Benjamin Wisner Bacon<\/em> 7-17<\/p>\n

III. The Pentateuchal Question. By Prof. W. R. Harper, Ph. D<\/em> 18-73<\/p>\n

IV. Babylonian Letter.-The Joseph Shemtob Collection of Babylonian Antiquities Recently Purchased For The University Of Pennsylvania. By Robert Francis Harper. Ph.D<\/em> 74-76<\/p>\n

V. The Present Status Of Semitic Studies In This Country. By Prof. Morris Jaitrow, Jr., Ph.D., in Addresses on “Semitic Studies in America.” <\/em>77-79<\/p>\n

VI. Retrospect And Prospect. By William Hayes Ward, D.D., LL. D, in Addresses on “Semitic Studies in America.”<\/em> 80-82<\/p>\n

VII. Semitic Study in The University. By Prof. William R. Harper, Ph. D. Ibid<\/em>. 83- 85<\/p>\n

VIII. Semitic Study In The Theological Seminary. By Prof. Francis Brown, Ph.D, D.D. Ibid<\/em> 86- 88<\/p>\n

IX. Brief Addresses In Connection With The Same Topics. By Professors Crawford H. Toy, D.D., Paul Haupt, Ph.D., William Henry Green, D.D., and David G. Lyon, Ph.D. Ibid<\/em> 88-91<\/p>\n

X. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Wortabet’s Arabic-English Dictionary, Prof. Henry W. Hulbert<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– A New Assyriologlcal Journal . 92, 93<\/p>\n

XI. Semitic Bibliography 94-96<\/p>\n

January-April.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Notes On The Psalms. By Samuel Davidson, D.D., LL.D<\/em> 97-109<\/p>\n

II. Erman’s Egypt. By F. C. H. Wendel, Ph.D<\/em> 110-114<\/p>\n

III. Jewish Grammarians Of The Middle Ages. VI. By Prof. Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 115-120<\/p>\n

IV. The Use Of Pesiq In The Psalms. By Prof. A. J. Maas, S.J<\/em> 121-130<\/p>\n

V. The Hapax Legomena Of The Minor Prophets. By Rev. A. S. Carrier<\/em> 131-136<\/p>\n

VI The Pentateuchal Question. By Professor W. Henry Green<\/em> 137-189<\/p>\n

VII. Notes On The Hebrew Verb-Plural In A. By Rev. John P. Peters, Ph.D<\/em> 190,191<\/p>\n

VIII. Pronominal Roots. By Prof.A. J. Maas, S.J.<\/em> 192-195<\/p>\n

IX. Contributed Notes :<\/p>\n

– Devise Evil, Thomas Laurie<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– House of their Fathers, T. L<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Mouth, T. L.<\/em><\/p>\n

– The Inscription of Tabnit, Richard Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Prof. Bickell’s System of Hebrew Metre.<\/p>\n

– Judges XV.16.<\/p>\n

– Postscript to Semitic Studies in America, Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D.<\/em><\/p>\n

– A Manuscript of the Ethioplc Psalter, Prof. G. H. Schodde, Ph.D<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– An Arabic Coin, J. F. X. O’Conor, S.J<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– The Use of Tenses in Hebrew Narrative, W. H. Bennett, M.A<\/em> 196-204<\/p>\n

X. Book Notices :<\/p>\n

– Krall, Tyre and Sidon, F. C. H. Wendel, Ph.D<\/em> 205,206<\/p>\n

XI. Semitic Bibliography 207,208<\/p>\n

July.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Hapax Legomena Of The Minor Prophets. By Rev. A. S. Carrier<\/em> 209-214<\/p>\n

II. A Syriac Lexicographical Tract. By Prof. R. J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 215-229<\/p>\n

III. Corrections To The Text Of The Black Obelisk or Shalmaneser II. By Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 230-242<\/p>\n

IV. The Analysis Of Gen. XII.6 – XVII.27. The Pentateuchal Question. II. By Prof. W. R. Harper, Ph.D<\/em> 243-252<\/p>\n

V. The Analysis Of Gen. XVIII.1 – XXIII.20 252-265<\/p>\n

VI. The Analysis OF Gen. XXIV.1 – XXVIII.9 265-274<\/p>\n

VII. The Analysis Of Gen. XXVIII.10 – XXXIII.17 275-285<\/p>\n

VIII. The Analysis Of Gen. XXXIII.18 – XXXVII.1 285-291<\/p>\n

IX. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Schrader’s “Kellingschriftliche Bibliothek,”. Morris Jastrow<\/em> 292-296<\/p>\n

X. Semitic Bibliography 297,298<\/p>\n

XI. General Index To Vol. V 299,300<\/p>\n

Volume VII: October, 1890 – July, 1891.<\/h2>\n

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October, 1890. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Pentateuchal Question. III. Gen. XXXVII. 2 – Ex. XII. 51. By Professor W. Henry Green, D.D<\/em> 1-38<\/p>\n

II. Contributions To The History Of Geography. II. Candelabujjm Sanctorum And Liber Radiorium Of Gregorius Bar ‘Ebhraya. By Professor Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 39-55<\/p>\n

III. Notes On The Publications Contained In Vol. II. Of Eberhard Schrader’s Keilinschriftliche Bibliothek. I. The Inscriptions Of Sennacherib. By Rev. W. Muss-Arnolt, Ph.D<\/em> 56-71<\/p>\n

IV. Hebrew And Rabbinical Words In Present Use. By Professor William O. Spronll<\/em> 72-74<\/p>\n

V. Notes On The Analysis Of Gen. XV. By Rev. Benjamin W. Bacon<\/em> 75, 76<\/p>\n

VI. Contributed Notes 77- 79<\/p>\n

– Azazel (Lev. XVI. 8,10,26), C. J. Ball<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Three Contract Tablets of Asuritilil\u00e2ni, Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

VII. Semitic Bibliography 80<\/p>\n

January, 1891. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Notes On The Publications Contained In Vol. II. Of E. Schrader’s Keil – Inschriftliche Bibliothek. II. The Inscriptions Of Esarhaddon. By Rev. W. Muss-Arnolt, Ph.D<\/em> 81-108<\/p>\n

II. The Pentateuchal Question. III. Gen. XXXVII.2 – Ex. XII.51. By Professor W. Henry Green, D.D<\/em> 104-142<\/p>\n

III. The Blessing Of Isaac, Gen. XXVII. -A Study In Pentateuchal Analysis. By Benjamin W. Bacon<\/em> 143-148<\/p>\n

IV. The Sign Of The Breath At The End Of Words In The New-Babylonian And Achaemenian Inscriptions. By Richard Kraetzschmar, Ph.D<\/em> 149-151<\/p>\n

V. Book Notices 152-158<\/p>\n

– Sellin’s Verbal-Nominale Doppelnatur der Hebr\u00e4ischen Participien und Infinitive, A. S. Carrier<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– The Divine Name Adonaj and its History, Philip A. Nordell<\/em>.<\/p>\n

April, 1891. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Colloquy Of Moses On Mount Sinai. By Isaac H. Hall<\/em> 161-177<\/p>\n

II. The Moabite Stone And The Hebrew Records. By Professor John D. Davis<\/em>. 178-182<\/p>\n

III. Assyrian Etymologies. By Rev. W. Muss-Arnolt, Ph.D<\/em> 183-185<\/p>\n

IV. “Sonhood,” Or Adoption Among The Early Babylonians. By Theo. G. Pinches<\/em> 186-189<\/p>\n

V. The Septuagint Text of Hosea Compared With The Massoretic Text. By Gaylard H. Patterson, Ph.D<\/em> 190-221<\/p>\n

VI. Notes On The Analysis Of Genesis I.-XXXI. By Benjamin W. Bacon<\/em> 222-231<\/p>\n

VII. Book Notices 232-238<\/p>\n

– Wright’s Comparative Semitic Grammar, George H. Schodde<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Keilschrifttexte sum Gebrauch bei Vorlesungen, Richard Gottheil<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Driver’s Samuel, Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Scheil’s Samsl-Hamman IV., Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

VIII. Semitic Bibliography 239,240<\/p>\n

July, 1891.<\/strong><\/p>\n

I. Two Nestorian Ritual Prayers. By Isaac H. Hall<\/em> 241-244<\/p>\n

II. The Order Of The Sentence In The Hebrew Portions Of Daniel. By James H. Breasted<\/em> 245-252<\/p>\n

III. Assyrian Etymologies. By Rev. W. Muss-Arnolt, Ph.D<\/em> 253-256<\/p>\n

IV. A Phoenician Seal. By Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 257-267<\/p>\n

V. An Arabic Version Of The Abgar-Legend. By Professor R. J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 268-277<\/p>\n

VI. Notes On The Analysis Of Gen. XXXII.-L. By Rev. Benjamin W. Bacon<\/em> 278-288<\/p>\n

VII. Annexion In Assyrian. By Charles F. Kent, Ph.D<\/em> 289-301<\/p>\n

VIII. Book Notices 302-305<\/p>\n

– The Apology of Aristides, Isaac H. Hall.<\/em><\/p>\n

– Amiaud and Scheil’s Les Inscriptions de Salmanasar II., Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

IX. Semitic Bibliography 306<\/p>\n

X. General Index To Vol. VII 307,308<\/p>\n

Volume VIII: October, 1891 – July, 1892.<\/h2>\n

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October, 1891- January, 1892. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Order Of The Sentence In The Assyrian Historical Inscriptions. By Lester Bradner, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 1- 14<\/p>\n

II. The Pentateuchal Question. IV. Exodus XII. – Deuteronomy XXXIV. By Prof. William Henry Green, D.D<\/em> 15- 64<\/p>\n

III. Contributions To The Histort Of Geography. By Prof. Richard Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 65-78<\/p>\n

IV. Chronology Of The Account Of The Flood In P. – A Contribution To The History Of The Jewish Calendar. By Benjamin Wisner Bacon<\/em> 79-88<\/p>\n

V. The Use Of Paseq In The Psalms. II. By Professor A. J. Maas, S.J<\/em>. 89-97<\/p>\n

VI. Psalms XXII, 17 -***. By Rev. Frederick Kramer<\/em> 98-100<\/p>\n

VII. New Names For The Forms Of The Hebrew Finite Verb. By Rev. F. P. Ramsey<\/em> 101,102<\/p>\n

VIII. Contributed Notes 103,104<\/p>\n

– A Note on the Pronunciation of ***, Prof. B. C. Taylor<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– A-bi-e-shu’ = Ebishum, Prof. Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

IX. Book notices 105-108<\/p>\n

– Wilson’s “Elements of Syriac Grammar” and an “Introductory Syriac Method and Manual,” Isaac H. Hall<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Bezold’s Kouyunjik Catalogue, Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

V. Semitic Bibliography 109-112<\/p>\n

April – July, 1892. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. On An Unpublished Cylinder Of Esarhaddon. By S. Arthur Strong<\/em> 113-123<\/p>\n

II. II. The Calendar Of Enoch And Jubilees. By Benjamin Wisner Bacon<\/em> 124-131<\/p>\n

III. A Charm Worth Reading. By Isaac H. Hall<\/em> 132,133<\/p>\n

IV. Old Persian Names In Babylonian Contracts. By Theo. G. Pinches<\/em> 134,135<\/p>\n

V. The Views Of Jehuda Halevi Concerning The Hebrew Language. By W. Bacher<\/em> 136-149<\/p>\n

VI. The Vowel-points Controversy. By Rev. B. Pick, Ph.D<\/em> 150-173<\/p>\n

VII. The Pentateuchal Question. IV. Ex. XIII.-Deut. XXXIV. By Professor W.Henry Green<\/em> 174-243<\/p>\n

VIII. Book Notices 244-249<\/p>\n

– The Cuneiform Inscriptions of Western Asia, Vol. IV., Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Assyrian and Babylonian Letters belonging to the K. Collection of the British Museum, James A. Craig<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Volume IX: October, 1892 – July, 1893.<\/h2>\n

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October, 1892 – January, 1893. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. A Letter To Assurbanipal. By S. Arthur Strong<\/em> 1<\/p>\n

II. Inscription or Nebuchadnezzar, Son or Nin-Eb-Nadin-Sum. By Rev. J. N. Strassmaier, S.J<\/em>. 4, 5<\/p>\n

III. Comparative Study On The Translations or The Babylonian Creation Tablets With Special Reference To Jensen’s Kosmologie And Barton’s Tiamat. By Rev. W. Muss-Arnolt, Ph.D<\/em> 6-23<\/p>\n

IV. The Letters Of Abdiheba. By Prof. Morris Jattrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 24-46<\/p>\n

V. History or The Printed Editions or The Old Testament, Together With A Description or The Rabbinic And Polyglot Bibles. By B. Pick, Ph.D. D.D<\/em> 47-116<\/p>\n

VI. Contributed Notes: Contributions to the History of Geography, Richard J. H. Gottheil<\/em> 117,118<\/p>\n

VII. Book Notices:<\/p>\n

– Aus dem Babylonlschen Rechtsleben (I. & II.) von J. Kohler und F. E. Peiser, Morris Jastrow, Jr. <\/em><\/p>\n

– Some Recent German Works, Prof. George H. Schodde <\/em><\/p>\n

– Kohuts ‘Arukh Completum, B. Felsenthal<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Abel’s Vorarbelt, William O. Sproull.<\/em> 119-130<\/p>\n

April – July, 1893. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Semitic Istar Cult. By George A. Barton, Ph.D<\/em> 131-165<\/p>\n

II. The Syriac Versions Of The Categories Of Aristotle. By Richard J. H. Gottheil, Ph.D<\/em> 166-215<\/p>\n

III. A Critical Copy or The Samaritan Pentateuch Written In A. D. 1232. By Rev. W. Scott Watson, A.M<\/em> 216-225<\/p>\n

IV. Das Hebraeische Neue Testament Von Franz Delitzsch. Von Rev. Dr. Gustaf Dalman<\/em> 226-231<\/p>\n

V. Semitic Bibliography 232-234<\/p>\n

VI. General Index To Vol. IX 244<\/p>\n

Volume X: October, 1893 – July, 1894.<\/h2>\n

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October, 1893 – January, 1894. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. The Semitic Istar Cult. By George A. Barton, Ph.D<\/em> 1-74<\/p>\n

II. Prayer Of The Assyrian Kino Asurbanipal (Cir. 650 \u0412.C.). By James A. Craig<\/em> 75- 87<\/p>\n

III. Litre Intitule Laisa, Sur Les Exceptions De La Langue Arabe, Par Ibn Kh\u00e2lo\u00fbya, Dit Ibn \u041ah\u00e2lawaihi. Texte Arabe Publi\u00e9 D’apr\u00e8s Le Manuscrit Unique Du British Museum. Par Hartwig Derenbourg<\/em> 88-105<\/p>\n

IV. Contributed Notes 106<\/p>\n

– Corrections to the text of the Monolith of Shalmaneser as given in ” Hebraica,” II., No. 3, James A. Craig<\/em>.<\/p>\n

V. Book Notices 107-110<\/p>\n

– Bezold’s Oriental Diplomacy, Robert Francis Harper<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Harper’s Assyrian Letters, James A. Craig<\/em>.<\/p>\n

April – July, 1894. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I The Relation Of Lev. xx. \u0442\u043e Lev. xvii.-xix. By Prof. Lewis B. Paton<\/em> 111-121<\/p>\n

II. A Critical Copy Of The Samaritan Pentateuch. By Rev. W. Scott Watson<\/em> 122-158<\/p>\n

III. The External Evidence Of The Exodus. By Professor Nathaniel Schmidt<\/em> 159-174<\/p>\n

IV. On The Hebrew Element In Slavo-judaeo-German. By Leo Wiener<\/em> 175-187<\/p>\n

V. Notes On Semitic Grammar. By Dr. Max L. Margolis<\/em> 188-192<\/p>\n

VI. \u041cusannitu(m). By Morris Jastrow, Jr., Ph.D<\/em> 193-195<\/p>\n

VII. Assyriological Notes. By Robert Francis Harper, Ph.D<\/em> 196-201<\/p>\n

VIII. Notes. By George A. Barton, Ph. D<\/em> 202-207<\/p>\n

IX. Book Notices 208-217<\/p>\n

– Erman’s Egyptian Grammar, .Duncan B. Macdonald<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– A Concise Dictionary of the Assyrian Language, James A. Craig<\/em>.<\/p>\n

X. Semitic Bibliography 218-224<\/p>\n

XI. General Index 225,226<\/p>\n

Volume XI: October, 1894 – July, 1895.<\/h2>\n

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October, 1894 – January, 1895. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. A Critical Commentary On The Songs of The Return With A Historical Introduction And Indexes. Part I. By Daniel Gurden Stevens, Jr.<\/em> 1-100<\/p>\n

lI. An Assyrian Incantation To The God Sin. (Cir. 650 B. C.) By James A. Craig, Ph.D<\/em> 101-109<\/p>\n

III. Book Notices 110<\/p>\n

– Stumme’s Grammatik des Tunisischen Arabisch nebst Glossar, Paul Haupt<\/em>.<\/p>\n

IV. Semitic Bibliography 111-117<\/p>\n

April – July, 1895. <\/strong><\/p>\n

I. A Critical Commentary On The Songs Of The Return With A Historical Introduction And Indexes. Part II. By Daniel Gurden Stevens, Jr<\/em>. 119-173<\/p>\n

II. The Letters or The Rm 2. Collection. By George Ricker Berry<\/em> 174-202<\/p>\n

III. The Present Order Of The Alphabet In Arabic. By Joseph K. Arnold<\/em> 203-208<\/p>\n

IV. A Study In Old Testament Names. By Henry L. Gilbert<\/em> 209-234<\/p>\n

V. Note On Driver’s Deuteronomy. By Benjamin W. Bacon, D.D<\/em> 235-241<\/p>\n

VI. Book Notices 241-244<\/p>\n

– Strack’s Genesis, Exodus und Leviticus, I.-VI., W. Taylor Smith<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Riehm-Baethgen’s Handw\u00f6rterbuch des Biblischen Altertums, Band I., W. Taylor Smith<\/em>.<\/p>\n

– Davidson’s Introductory Hebrew Grammar, Samuel Ives Curtiss<\/em>.<\/p>\n

VII. Semitic Bibliography 245-253<\/p>\n

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