An Unrecognized Medical Idiom in Canticles 6,12 and Job 9,21

<i>l’ yd‛ npšw</i> = Akkad. <i>ramānšu la īde</i> ‘he (partially) loses consciousness’.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Paul, S. M.
Format: Print Article
In:Biblica
Year: 1978, Volume: 59, Pages: 545-547
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