Why Bishlam (Ezra 4:7) Cannot Rest In Peace: On the Aramaic and Hebrew Sound Changes That Conspired to Blot out the Remembrance of Bel-Shalam the Archivist

Steiner, Richard C.

doi:10.2307/27638441

Why Bishlam (Ezra 4:7) Cannot Rest "In Peace": On the Aramaic and Hebrew Sound Changes That Conspired to Blot out the Remembrance of Bel-Shalam the Archivist

Richard C. Steiner

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Journal of Biblical Literature (2007) 126 (2): 392–401.

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