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BOOK REVIEWS 367 myrene Script for Our Knowledge of the Development of the Late Aramaic Scripts" (pp. 57-74); T. Muraoka, "On the Morphosyntax of the Infinitive in Targumic Aramaic" (pp. 75-79); J. Naveh, "A Recently Discovered Palestinian Jewish Aramaic Amulet" (pp. 81-88) [English "rebuke" represents sufficiently the semantic development of gcr (from original "make a loud gutteral sound");2 the notion "drive out" is too strong and is usually expressed by another verb in the examples cited]; M. L. Klein, "New Editions of the Palestinian Targumim to the Pentateuch" (pp. 89-95); G. Goldenberg, "On Syriac Sentence Structure" (pp. 97-140); J. Blau, "The Influence of Living Aramaic on Ancient South Palestinian Christian Arabic" (pp. 141-43); Y. Komlos, "On the Exegesis of Targum Jonathan to Amos" (Hebrew, pp. z-t); Y. Sabar, "Two Commentaries on the Haftara 'Asof Asifem' for the Ninth of Ab in the Neo-Aramaic Dialects of the Jews of Kurdistan" (Hebrew, pp. y--m'). DENNIS PARDEE The University of Chicago 2 For bibliography, see Pardee, Les Textes hippiatriques (Paris, 1985), pp. 42-46.

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Author

Gösta W. Ahlström

Publisher

University of Chicago Press

Published

1990

Language

EN

Field

Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)