‘Dead of Night’ in Anatolia: Hittite Night Rituals

Alice Mouton

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Ancient Near East History Classical Antiquity Studies Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies

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Abstract This article investigates Hittite night rituals. Its main aim is to try to determine the reason(s) why rituals might take place during the night. In other words, it tries to define the ‘magical’ power of the night according to the point of view of the ancient Anatolians.

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