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MOAN
发表于 2025-3-21 21:54:19
Fauna in Ancient Sumerian Proverbs: The Role Animals Played in Shaping Southern Mesopotamian Socials, these were designed to teach a person how to succeed in life and act morally and ethically. Animals served this purpose by functioning as models of imitation/warning and/or metaphors for diverse types of human beings. Both domesticated creatures living in human society and wild beasts wandering f
antidote
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buoyant
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Human Relations with the Animal Kingdom in Mesopotamian Literary Genres, the purpose for which human beings were fashioned in Sumerian and Babylonian creation stories, it presents early views with respect to the formation of animals and their interaction with gods and human beings. It then surveys the various versions of the Mesopotamian Flood story in light of the ethi
等级的上升
发表于 2025-3-22 12:11:40
Animals in Biblical and Ancient Near Eastern Law Codes,yzes criminal and tort law in relation to animals and their owners—the stealing and finding of livestock, the responsibility of watchmen, workers, and legal “owners” of animals that cause damage. Demonstrating how fauna form part of the biblical ethical system, in which ethical demands become bindin
侵害
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Human-Animal Relations in Biblical Narrative and Historiography,el, Kings, and Chronicles)—the creation stories, the account of the first generations, and the patriarchal narratives in Genesis, the Exodus, Balaam and his donkey, the Samson cycle, the return of the Ark from Philistia, the prophet from Bethel, etc. Although analyzed in light of their historical ba
Gentry
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受辱
发表于 2025-3-23 00:07:14
The Place and Role of Animals in the Psalms and Biblical Wisdom Literature, divine care for all creation, including the animal kingdom, it surveys the psalms that depict God as the Creator of all who provides for every animal’s needs and/or illustrate the principle of faith and trust in God and his salvation. It then discusses how the faunal imagery in the wisdom corpus, w
远地点
发表于 2025-3-23 05:23:20
Conclusion,ws of time” through which early times can be observed, concentrating on periods and genres that offer (relatively) extensive documentation. The Introduction surveys third-millennium BCE Sumerian culture—some of which sources are extant in copies and edited texts from the first half of the second mil
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发表于 2025-3-23 05:36:33
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-30005-3elations. As an interdisciplinary contribution, this volume combines human-animal ethics with the reading of ancient biblical and ancient Near Eastern sources. The divergences between the two disciplines calls for a discussion of the nature of each, linking the two and providing the necessary backgr