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Geschichte, Oberbegriff > Alter Orient, historisch > Anatolien, historisch

A

• Autor: Lebrun, René:
  From Hittite Mythology. The Kumarbi Cycle.
  In: J.M. Sasson (Hg.), Civilizations of the Ancient Near East. - New York, 1995. - S. 1971-1980

B

• Bernadet, Laetitia:
  Les signes au service du pouvoir sacerdotal en Anatolie hellénistique et romaine.
  In: Stella Georgoudi/Renée Koch Piettre/Francis Schmidt (Hg.), La Raison des signes. Présages, rites, destin dans les sociétés de la Méditerranée ancienne (Religions in the Graeco-Roman World 174). - Leiden/Boston, 2012. - S. 293-317

D

• de Roos, Johan:
  Hittite Prayers.
  In: J.M. Sasson (Hg.), Civilizations of the Ancient Near East. - New York, 1995. - S. 1997-2005
• Durand, Jean-Marie:
  Les rêves.
  In: Archives Epistolaires de Mari. - Paris, 1988. - S. 453-482

F

• Frantz-Szabó, Gabriella:
  Hittite Witchcraft, Magic, and Divination.
  In: J.M. Sasson (Hg.), Civilizations of the Ancient Near East. - New York, 1995. - S. 2007-2019

G

• Gurney, O.R.:
  The Babylonians and Hittites.
  In: M. LoeweC. Blacker (Hgg.), Divination and Oracles. - London/Boston/Sydney, 1981. - S. 142-173

H

• Haas, Volkert:
  Death and Afterlife in Hittite Thought.
  In: J.M. Sasson (Hg.), Civilizations of the Ancient Near East. - New York, 1995. - S. 2021-2030

M

• McMahon, Gregory:
  Theology, Priests, and Worship in Hittite Anatolia.
  In: J.M. Sasson (Hg.), Civilizations of the Ancient Near East. - New York, 1995. - S. 1981-1995