Hidden futures death and immortality in ancient Egypt, Anatolia, the classical, Biblical and Arabic-Islamic world
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Leiden, The Netherlands :
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1994.
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- "Going out into the day". Ancient egyptian beliefs and practiques concerning death and inmortality
- Death as a privilege. The hittite royal funerary ritual
- Death and the after-life in the hebrew bible of ancient Israel
- The soul, death and the afterlife in early and classical Greece
- Death and inmortality in some greek poems
- Hector's death and Augustan politics
- "Death, te elusive thief": the classical arabic elegy
- Hebrew andalusian elegies and the arabic literary tradition
- Death and inmortality in greek philosophy. From presocratics to the Hellenistic Era
- Resurrection, revelation and reason. Husayn Al-Jisir (D,1909) and islamic eschatology
- Iron age cinerary urns from latium in the shape of a Hut: indicators of status?.