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Cover; Titelei; Table of Contents; Foreword; Philological Note; Chapter 1. Introductory Remarks; 1.1 Near Eastern and Neo-Hittite Societies; 1.2 The Sources about Neo-Hittite Society; 1.2.1 Archaeological Sources; 1.2.2 Written Sources; 1.3 Small States; 1.3.1 The Problem of the Origin; 1.3.2 The Semitic "Secondary" States; 1.3.3 The Neo-Hittite States; 1.4 Specific Sources about Society and Economy; Chapter 2. Historical Overview; 2.1 Definition of Neo-Hittite States; 2.2 The Dark Age; 2.3 The Neo-Hittite Era; 2.3.1 The Rise of Karkemi and the 10th Century BCE. |
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2.3.2 The 9th Century BCE and the Campaigns of Salmanassar2.3.3 The 8th Century; 2.3.4 The Sargonic Conquest and the Epilogue; Chapter 3. Who Ruled the Neo-Hittite States?; 3.1 The Neo-Hittite Political Form; 3.1.1 The Monarchic Structure; 3.1.2 Extension and Political Homogeneity; 3.2 The Attested Titles; 3.3 Royal and Political Titles of the Dark Age; 3.3.1 The Titles; 3.4 Neo-Hittite Royal and Political Titles; 3.4.1 MAGNUS. REX; 3.4.2 REX (*handawati- ) and Compounds; 3.4.3 HEROS; 3.4.4 tarwani- (IUDEX); 3.4.5 REGIO. DOMINUS; 3.4.6 FLUMEN. DOMINUS; 3.4.7 *tapariyal(l)i- (LEPUS+ra/i-ia-li- ). |
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3.4.8 warpal(l)i-3.5 Female Royal Titles; 3.5.1 MAGNUS. DOMINA (hasusara/i- ); 3.5.2 IUDEX FEMINA; 3.5.3 BONUS FEMINA; 3.5.4 TERRA. DEUS. DOMINA; Chapter 4. Roles and Professions in the Neo-Hittite States; 4.1 Neo-Hittite Non-Royal Titles and Professional Nouns; 4.1.1 Linguistic Note; 4.2 Priests; 4.2.1 kumaza-; 4.2.2 MAGNUS. URCEUS; 4.2.3 putiti-; 4.2.4 SACERDOS (*355); 4.2.5 (CAELUM.*286.X)s(a)pantari-; 4.2.6 (FEMINA. PURUS. INFRA)taniti; 4.3 Lesser Titles; 4.3.1 an(n)a/i- and an(n)at(t)i-; 4.3.2 DOMINUS; 4.3.3 EXERCITUS MAGNUS; 4.3.4 MAGNUS-r(a)iyanzi and the Adjective MAGNUS-raz(z)a- |
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4.3.5 ("LIGNUM")sukala-4.3.6 *tiwadami-/*tiwarami- CAPUT-ti-; 4.3.7 *uriyal(l)i- (MAGNUS+ra/i-ia-li- ); 4.3.8 warpasi DOMINUS; 4.3.9 ("*474")w(a)sinasi-; 4.3.10 *ziti- (VIR) and *74; 4.4 Titles Borrowed from Akkadian; 4.4.1 (LIGNUM)hazani-; 4.4.2 (*474)sariyasi-; 4.5 Nouns of Status and Subordination Titles; 4.5.1 arawan(n)i-; 4.5.2 POST-ra/i- CAPUT-ti-; 4.5.3 SERVUS (*hudarli- ); 4.5.4 SUB-nandawa/i- and Verbal Phrase SUB-nan izi(ya)-; 4.6 Nouns Indicating a Profession; 4.6.1 hur(a/i)nal(l)i-; 4.6.2 kukisati-; 4.6.3 kwananal(l)a-; 4.6.4 mizinal(l)a-; 4.6.5 REL-is OVIS(ANIMAL)-si- |
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4.6.6 REL-is (PANIS)tura/ipasi-4.6.7 sarkunal(l)a-; 4.6.8 SCRIBA; 4.6.9 tarpal(l)a/i-; 4.6.10 tunikal(l)a-/tunikara-; 4.7 Problematic Titles; 4.7.1 *279-la/i-; 4.7.2 amuralura/i-; 4.7.3 a+satar?+-ura/i-; 4.7.4 haturala-; 4.7.5 huhurpari(ya)-; 4.7.6 lah(i)nal(l)a/i-; 4.7.7 s(u)wani-; 4.7.8 uliyanada-; 4.7.9 uwatara/i-; 4.7.10 uzakal(l)i-; 4.7.11 waralaz(z)a-; Chapter 5 Neo-Hittite Economy; 5.1 Between Syria and Anatolia; 5.2 Neo-Hittite Economy; 5.2.1 Date of the Documents; 5.2.2 Territorial Features; 5.2.3 Commodities and Prices; 5.2.4 The Measures; Chapter 6. Neo-Hittite Economic Documents. |
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6.1 The KULULU LEAD STRIPS. |
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HauptbeschreibungThe Hieroglyphic Luwian inscriptions of the Iron Age contain sparse but substantial information regarding several aspects of the socio-economic structure of the so-called Neo-Hittite states, such as royal, official and professional titles, nouns of measures, records of local adiminstrative activities and of private or semi-private trades. The goal of the present work is to present and examine this epigraphic documentation and to extrapolate, with a philological, historical and linguistic approach, the data pertaining to a socio-economic history of the Iron Age Luwian kingdoms. |
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Inscriptions, Luwian.
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Inscriptions, Luwian. |
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Luwian language -- Texts.
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Luwian language. |
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Texts.
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Electronic books.
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Print version: Giusfredi, Federico. Sources for a Socio-Economic History of the Neo-Hittite States. : Universitätsverlag Winter, ©2012 9783825358105 |
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3825373126 |
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9783825373122 (electronic book) |
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