"An Esoteric Babylonian Commentary" Revisited

Barbara Böck

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Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies Biblical Studies and Interpretation Ancient Near East History

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This paper aims at interpreting a previously published Babylonian commentary. It is suggested that the tablet provides a further example of a later corpus of texts that reveal the predominance of astrology over other divinatory techniques.

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