FROM INDO-EUROPEAN DRAGON-SLAYING TO ISAIAH 27 . 1: A STUDY IN THE LONGUE DUREE

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[2] Anderson G.W., 1963, Congress Volume Bonn 1962, V9, P118

[3] Anthony DW, 2007, HORSE, THE WHEEL, AND LANGUAGE: HOW BRONZE-AGE RIDERS FROM THE EURASIAN STEPPES SHAPED THE MODERN WORLD, P1

[4] Ayali-Darshan N., THESIS

[5] Barker W. D., 2014, FAT, V2, P4

[6] Beckman G., 1982, J ANCIENT NEAR E SOC, V14, P11

[7] Day J., 2000, JSOTSUP, V265, P105

[8] Duhm B., 1892, HKAT, V3, P149

[9] Eichner H., 1974, THESIS FRIEDRICH ALE, P28

[10] LEVIATHAN AND LTN - THE VOCALIZATION OF THE UGARITIC WORD FOR THE DRAGON [J]. VETUS TESTAMENTUM, 1982, 32 (03) : 327 - 331

[1] Anderson B.W., 1994, UNCOVERING ANCIENT S, P3

[2] Anderson G.W., 1963, Congress Volume Bonn 1962, V9, P118

[3] Anthony DW, 2007, HORSE, THE WHEEL, AND LANGUAGE: HOW BRONZE-AGE RIDERS FROM THE EURASIAN STEPPES SHAPED THE MODERN WORLD, P1

[4] Ayali-Darshan N., THESIS

[5] Barker W. D., 2014, FAT, V2, P4

[6] Beckman G., 1982, J ANCIENT NEAR E SOC, V14, P11

[7] Day J., 2000, JSOTSUP, V265, P105

[8] Duhm B., 1892, HKAT, V3, P149

[9] Eichner H., 1974, THESIS FRIEDRICH ALE, P28

[10] LEVIATHAN AND LTN - THE VOCALIZATION OF THE UGARITIC WORD FOR THE DRAGON [J]. VETUS TESTAMENTUM, 1982, 32 (03) : 327 - 331