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The Journal of Semitic Studies was founded in 1955 and since then has established a reputation as one of the leading international academic journals in its field. The main focus of the journal is research on the Semitic languages of all periods.
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This series of books offers more substantial works of monograph length, focussed on textual work in Semitic languages. A Supplement may be devoted to a particular text or texts, though it could be text-based in a broader way.
Near East and Arabian Essays
Edited by George J. Brooke, Adrian H.W. Curtis, Muntasir al-Hamad, and G. Rex Smith
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