01562nam a2200145Ia 4500008004100000041000800041050002600049100002500075245007200100260005000172300002700222490009000249505099800339650007901337220820s9999    xx            000 0 und d  aeng  aBS1199.T7 b. H5 1964  aHillers, Delbert R.  0aTreaty-curses and the Old Testament prophetsb/cDelbert R. Hillers  aRome : bPontifical Biblical Institute,c1964  axix, 101 p.b;c23 cm.  aBiblica et orientalia : (sacra scriptura antiquitatibus orientalibus illustrata);v16  aChapter I. The problem and The Sources -- Chapter II. Types of Treaty-Curse and their History -- Chapter III. Two Bibilical Lists of Curses: Deuteronomy 28 and Leviticus 26 -- Chapter IV. Old Testament Parallels to treaty Curses 1. The dwelling place of animals -- 2. Devouring animals -- 3. Removal of Joyful sounds -- 4. Removal of the sound of milestone -- 5. To become a prostitute -- 6. To be striped like a prostitute -- 7. Breaking of weapons -- Braking the scepter -- 8. Dry Breasts -- 9To eat the flesh of sons and daughters -- 10. Ravishing of wives -- 11. Contaminated water -- 12. The incurable wound -- 13. The incurable wound -- 14. Warriors become women -- 15. No burial -- 16. Like a bird in a trap -- 17. Flood -- 18. Lack of men -- 19. Sodom and Gomorrah -- 20. Passers-by will shudder -- Chapter V. Additional considerations and conclusions -- 1. Index of scripture reference -- 2. Index of References -- 3. Index of foreign words -- 4. Index of Authors -- 5. General Index.  aCurse - Old Testament.Old Testament - curse.Old Testament - Orient (older)