ORIENTE ANTIGUO

Indice: M. J. Geller: Introduction: «Oeil malade et mauvais oeil» - N. P. Heeßel: The babylonian physician Rabâ-sa-Marduk. Another look at physicians and exorcists in the ancient Near East - M. Stol: «To be ill» in akkadian: the verb salâ'u and the substantive sili'tu - M. Worthington: Some notes on medical information outside the medical corpora - J. C. Fincke: Cuneiform tablets on eye diseases: babylonian sources in relation to the series Dis na igi II-su gig - B. Böck: On medical technology in ancient Mesopotamia - P. Demont: L'ancienneté de la médecine hippocratique: un essai de bilan.

Indice: D. L. Bock / R. L. Webb: Introduction to key events and actions in the life of the historical Jesus - R. L. Webb: The historical enterprise and historical Jesus research - R. L. Webb: Jesus' baptism by John: its historicity and significance - C. A. Evans: Exorcisms and the kingdom: inaugurating the kingdom of god and defeating the kingdom of Satan - S. McKnight: Jesus and the twelve - C. L. Blomberg: The Authenticity and significance of Jesus' table fellowship with sinners - D. A. Hagner: Jesus and the synoptic sabbath controversies - M. J. Wilkins: Peter's declaration concerning Jesus' identity in caesarea philippi - B. Kinman: Jesus' royal entry into Jerusalem - K. R. Snodgrass: The temple incident - I. H. Marshall: The last supper - D. L. Bock: Blasphemy and the jewish examination of Jesus - R. L. Webb: The roman examination and crucifixion of Jesus: their historicity and implications - G. R. Osborne: Jesus' empty tomb and his appearance in Jerusalem - D. L. Bock: Key events in the life of the historical Jesus: a summary.

Indice: Resheph in the Ebla archives - Resheph and Adamma - Resheph in the syro-canaanite middle and late bronze age - Syro-canaanite iconography of Resheph - Resheph in Egypt in the second millennium B.C. - Resheph in Syria and Canaan in the first millennium B.C. - Resheph in Egypt in the first millennium B.C. - Conclusions.