[Query: Anat's Victory over the Tunnanu] S. E. Loewenstamm
Aug 15, 2015 4:01:29 GMT -5
Post by hukkana on Aug 15, 2015 4:01:29 GMT -5
Specifically this paper deals with the text CTA 3: III 35-44 and appears in both:
Journal of Semitic studies. 20 (1975) (1): 22-27.
Comparative Studies in Biblical and Ancient Oriental Literatures. AOAT 204 (1980), 465-70
I'm currently looking up a group of Ugaritic sea demons/gods, called Atika, Arišu and the titular Tunnanu. I've found a refference to Atika in a reconstruction of an Ugaritian serpent incantation, and I would much appreciate if someone could help me find out more information. The reconstruction mentions these names appearing in "KTU2 1.3 iii 43–44" and the name seems very similar to the above text analysed by Loewenstamm but it could of course be a coincidence.
Journal of Semitic studies. 20 (1975) (1): 22-27.
Comparative Studies in Biblical and Ancient Oriental Literatures. AOAT 204 (1980), 465-70
I'm currently looking up a group of Ugaritic sea demons/gods, called Atika, Arišu and the titular Tunnanu. I've found a refference to Atika in a reconstruction of an Ugaritian serpent incantation, and I would much appreciate if someone could help me find out more information. The reconstruction mentions these names appearing in "KTU2 1.3 iii 43–44" and the name seems very similar to the above text analysed by Loewenstamm but it could of course be a coincidence.