Puns and pundits : word play in the Hebrew Bible and ancient Near Eastern literature

Scott B. Noegel

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Ancient Near East History Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis

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Essays on the use of word play in the literature of ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia, Ugarit, and Israel, and Medieval Hebrew and Arabic literature; includes such topics as: alliterative allusions, rebus writing, ominous homophony, portentous puns, and paronomasia.

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