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 Perspectives on Linguistics and Ancient Languages (2165-2600): Perspectives on Linguistics and Ancient Languages (PLAL) focuses on the theory and practice of ancient-language lexicography and subjects relating to it. Contemporary approaches to ancient-language lexicography in an age of digital technologies are linked to the study of modern linguistics and to virtually every aspect of ancient-language endeavour, including socio-cultural inquiry. Accordingly, the series contains collections of peer-reviewed essays, monographs, and reference works that have relevance to the ever-increasing reaches of ancient-language lexicography and that allow a better view of the linguistic universe in which every particle and galaxy are interrelated.
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| 978-1-61143-895-6 | Greek Indicative Verbs in the Christian Palestinian Aramaic Gospels
By Tarsee Li
As virtually all Christian Palestinian Aramaic texts consist of translations, one cannot adequately discuss its verbal system without taking into account translation technique. The present study consists of a study of the translation of Greek Indicative verbs in the Christian Palestinian Aramaic Gospels and its implications for the understanding of the Christian Palestinian Aramaic verbal system. More... | $172.51 | Add to Cart |  | 
| 978-1-61143-002-8 | A Comparative Dialectical Study of Genitive Constructions in Aramaic Translations of Exodus
By Mark Meyer
This book uses the multiple Aramaic translations of Exodus, to reveal important similarities and differences between five Aramaic dialects in the use of genitive constructions: the Syriac Peshitta, Targum Onkelos, three corpora of the Palestinian Targum, the Samaritan Targum, and fragments of a Christian Palestinian Aramaic translation of Exodus. More... | $218.75 | Add to Cart | | 
| 978-1-59333-645-5 | Studies in the Historical Syntax of Aramaic
By Na’ama Pat-El
Historical syntax has long been neglected in the study of the Semitic languages, although it holds great value for the subgrouping of this diverse language family. Focusing on the development of adverbial subordination, nominal modifiers and direct speech marking, as well as reviewing changes through language contact and drift, this book is the first step in the syntactic reconstruction of the Aramaic dialect group, the longest-attested branch of the Semitic language family. More... | $180.31 | Add to Cart | |
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