The orientalizing revolution : Near Eastern influence on Greek culture in the early arhaic age - Burkert, Walter; Pinder, Margaret E.; Burkert, Walter (Cambridge, Mass. ; London : Harvard university press, 1997)
Preface --
Introduction --
1. “Who Are Public Workers”: The Migrant Craftsmen -
Historical Background --
Oriental Products in Greece --
Writing and Literature in the Eighth Century --
The Problem of Loan-Words --
2. “A Seer or a Healer”: Magic and Medicine -
“Craftsmen of the Sacred”: Mobility and Family Structure --
Hepatoscopy --
Foundation Deposits --
Purification --
Spirits of the Dead and Black Magic --
Substitute Sacrifice --
Asclepius and Asgelatas --
Ecstatic Divination --
Lamashtu, Lamia, and Gorgo --
3. “Or Also a Godly Singer”: Akkadian and Early Greek Literature -
From Atrahasis to the “Deception of Zeus” --
Complaint in Heaven: Ishtar and Aphrodite --
The Overpopulated Earth --
Seven against Thebes --
Common Style and Stance in Oriental and Greek Epic --
Fables --
Magic and Cosmogony --
Conclusion --
Abbreviations --
Bibliography --
Notes --
Index of Greek Words --
General Index
Prijevod djela: Die orientalisierende Epoche in der griechischen Religion und Literatur.
Cop. 1992.
Bibliografija: str. 135-152.
Kazala.
Keywords: kulturna povijest Grčke; Bliski Istok