2004•Journal of the American Oriental SocietyRequires access

Life and Society in the Hittite World

Richard H. Beal, Trevor Bryce

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Introduction Synopsis 1. King, Court, and Royal Officials 2. The People and the Law 3. The Scribe 4. The Farmer 5. The Merchant 6. The Warrior 7. Marriage 8. The Gods 9. The Curers of Diseases 10. Death, Burial, and the Afterlife 11. Festivals and Rituals 12. Myth 13. The Capital 14. Links across the Wine-Dark Sea

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Introduction Synopsis 1. King, Court, and Royal Officials 2. The People and the Law 3. The Scribe 4. The Farmer 5. The Merchant 6. The Warrior 7. Marriage 8. The Gods 9. The Curers of Diseases 10. Death, Burial, and the Afterlife 11. Festivals and Rituals 12. Myth 13. The Capital 14. Links across the Wine-Dark Sea

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Introduction Synopsis 1. King, Court, and Royal Officials 2. The People and the Law 3. The Scribe 4. The Farmer 5. The Merchant 6. The Warrior 7. Marriage 8. The Gods 9. The Curers of Diseases 10. Death, Burial, and the Afterlife 11. Festivals and Rituals 12. Myth 13. The Capital 14. Links across the Wine-Dark Sea

Key concepts: Hittite language, History, Environmental ethics, Political science, Ancient history, Philosophy

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