Literary Change in Mesopotamia and Beyond and Routes and Travellers Between East and West: Proceedings of the 2nd and 3rd Melammu Workshop (Melammu Workshops and Monographs)

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Literary Change in Mesopotamia and Beyond
Lang: 
About a History of Ancient Near Eastern LiteratureAn Introduction
Espak: 
The Transformation of the Sumerian Temple Hymns
Ponchia: Looking for Threads of Transmission and Change 
in II Millennium Heroic Narrative
Oshima: Legends of Sargon: 
History to His Story: Forming the Warrior King Archetype
Sazonov: Some Notes on the Evolution 
of the Hittite Royal Annals
Emalianov: The Evolution of the Festival of Dumuzi 
in the Light of Russian Assyriology
Routes and Travellers between East and West. Cultural Exchange in the Ancient World
Da Riva / Fink: Introduction
Corò: Greek as Travellers in Near Eastern Sources
Fink / Droß-Krüpe: 
Assyrians and Babylonians in Classical Sources
Monerie: Invading Mesopotamia, 
from Alexander the Great to Antiochus VII
Paci: Travelers in Upper Mesopotamia 
during the Middle and Early Neo-Assyrian Periods: Itineraries and Objectives, from East to West
Pòrtulas
: The Sage’s Lehrjahre
Rutherford: Religious Networks and Cultural Exchange: Some Cases from the Eastern Mediterranean and Aegean 
in the 3rd–1st Millennia BC
Schäfer / Warnking: Through the Middle Sea: 
An Overview of the Main Mediterranean Sea-Routes in Antiquity
Tuplin: Greek Mercenaries in Mesopotamia: 
The Visit of the Ten Thousand
Index