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The Portrayal of the King in Ancient Semitic Texts and the H...

Redondo, Marcio Loureiro

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This study examines how kingship is depicted in ancient Semitic literature and the Hebrew Book of Kings. It explores the roles, responsibilities, and symbolic representations of kings, analyzing how these portrayals reflect and influence the political and religious ideologies of their respective cultures. By comparing various texts, the research highlights both shared motifs and distinct differences in the conceptualization of kingship across these traditions.

The Portrayal of the King in Ancient Semitic Texts and the Hebrew Book of Kings

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Author
Redondo, Marcio Loureiro
Publisher
University of Liverpool
Year
2001

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