Mr. Gladstone or Lord Salisbury: which?
- 期刊名称LSE Selected Pamphlets
- 作者Bradlaugh, Charles
- 文件大小617.81KB
- DOI10.2307/60224013
Linguistic Models and Arabic DialectologyReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Journal of the American Oriental Society · 1972
Technical Arabicby Vernon DaykinReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1975
The Arabic Language Todayby A. F. L. BeestonReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1973
Études d'Arabe dialectalby Henri FleischReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1978
Arabic Grammar: A First Workbookby G. M. WickensReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1983
A Transformational Grammar of Spoken Egyptian Arabicby Hilary WiseReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Language · 1977
Studies in the Syntax of Palestinian Arabicby Moshe PiamentaReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Journal of the American Oriental Society · 1969
Études de linguistique sémitique et arabeby David CohenReview by: Carolyn G. Killean · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1974
Abouteni, the Hurrian Word for ‘God’Arnaud Fournet · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 2012
Avicenna's Psychological Proof of ProphecyMichael E. Marmura · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1963
The Terms “Assyria” and “Syria” AgainJournal of Near Eastern Studies · 2006
The Significance of Aramaic r < *nD. Testen · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1985
Primitive Democracy in Ancient MesopotamiaThorkild Jacobsen · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1943
Sumerian Mythology: A Review ArticleThorkild Jacobsen · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1946
Editor’s NoteChristopher Woods · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 2010
Thutmosis IV and AsiaRaphael Giveon · Journal of Near Eastern Studies · 1969