| Electronic Pre-Publications |
Note that electronic pre-published articles are subject to change. Presently lacking information is indicated in red. The articles and illustrations are provided as PDF. Illustrations cannot be printed. Most of the drawings were made by Ulrike Zurkinden-Kolberg (Düdingen, Switzerland). Currently a total of136 documents are published. |
| Regional introductory essays(3)Illustrations (3) |
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| Dictionary entries(74)Illustrations (56) |
Amurru • Anahita • Anat• Ancient of days • Apkallu • Apophis • Ariel • Ashera • Ashima • Astarte • Aya • Azazel•Baal � Baal Hammon � Baalshamem/Belshamin � Bastet/Sekhmet (Levant, Phoenician colonies) • Cherub � Constellations (Egypt) � Crocodile � Dagan � Dog � Donkey � Enlil/Mullil � Female solar deities • Figure in nimbus � Fly•Gad � God on serpent throne • Gula � Hare � Harpocrates � Hatmehit � Heh � Heracles � Human-headed winged bull (�Aladlammu�) � Iconography of Animals in the Representation of the Divine (Palestine/Israel) • Ishara � Kassite cross • Khonsu � King (Levant) � Lamp•Marduk � Mekal � Melqart • Milkom � Min � Mistress-of-animals � Mithra � Monkey � Mountain god (Aegean) � Mountain god (Ancient Near East) � Narunde � Ninkhursaga � Nusku � Onuris � Ostrich• Pataikos � Pazuzu � Qudshu � Ra • Rakib-El � Resheph � Rooster • Salmu � Scorpion • Sherua � Spade � Stylus � Swine (Palestine/Israel) • Tammuz � Teraphim � Typhon • Vulture � Yam |
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Example of citation: Eggler J., 2005, 25 October, Art. Baal, in: Eggler J./Uehlinger Ch., eds., Iconography of Deities and Demons in the Ancient Near East, http://www.religionswissenschaft.uzh.ch/idd/prepublications/e_idd_baal.pdf (date of access). |
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