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100 1 Elliott, John Hall,|0https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/
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245 10 Beware the evil eye :|bthe evil eye in the Bible and the
ancient world.|nVolume 3,|pThe Bible and related sources /
|cJohn H. Elliott.
264 1 Eugene, Oregon :|bCascade Books,|c[2016]
264 4 |c©2016
300 1 online resource :|billustrations
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504 Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
520 "This multi-volume study concentrates on the Evil Eye
phenomenon in the ancient world, with new and extensive
attention to mention of it in the Bible and the biblical
communities of Israel and early Christianity. It is an up-
to-date, comprehensive account of the extant ancient texts,
amulets, and the modern research on this perennial topic.
It is the first book-length study of all the biblical and
related texts mentioning the Evil Eye.The study consists
of four volumes, with material on the Evil Eye treated in
roughly historical sequence from ancient Mesopotamia to
Late Roman antiquity. This is the context within which
Evil Eye belief and practice mentioned in the Bible is
best understood. Volume One opens with an introductory
overview of references to, and research on, the Evil Eye
from the ancient past to the modern present (Chapter One).
Chapter Two of Volume One examines Evil Eye belief and
practice in ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt. Volume Two is
devoted to evidence on the subject from ancient Greece and
Rome. Within the geographical and cultural matrix detailed
in these first two voumes, the evidence of Evil Eye belief
and practice in the Bible is then examined (Volume Three).
A final volume considers post-biblical evidence of Evil
Eye belief and practice in Rabbinic Israel (Chapter One)
and early Christianity (Chapter Two) through Late
Antiquity (c. 600 CE). Concluding reflections on the
import and implications of our study (Chapter Three) close
this final volume." --|cPreface.
588 0 Print version record.
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655 4 Electronic books.
776 08 |iPrint version:|aElliott, John Hall.|tBeware the evil
eye.|dEugene, Oregon : Cascade Books, [2016]
|z9781498205009
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