Another Look at the Curse in Sefire I A 24

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Aramaic Studies Pub Date : 2022-03-03 DOI:10.1163/17455227-bja10029

Edward M. Cook

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Abstract

The curse found in the Sefire Treaty inscription I A 24 (KAI 222) has resisted a consensus interpretation. A recent study by J. Dušek points the way to a more accurate understanding. Further refinement yields a coherent curse, focused on the reversal of the masculinity of the treaty-breakers’ army and the consequent neutralisation of its martial effectiveness.

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从另一个角度看Sefire I A 24的诅咒

在Sefire条约铭文I A 24（KAI 222）中发现的诅咒抵制了一致的解释。J.Dušek最近的一项研究为更准确的理解指明了道路。进一步的细化产生了一个连贯的诅咒，重点是破坏条约的军队的男子气概的逆转及其军事效力的削弱。

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Aramaic Studies RELIGION-

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