Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

Detailed subject list for lament

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• aeschylus, lament
• allusions, lamentations in second isaiah
• catastrophe, lamentations on
• community, laments of
• first isaiah, lamentations, parallels to
• jerusalem, in lamentations
• lament
• lamentation
• lamentation as a distinguishing feature of elegy
• lamentation, song of
• lamentations rabbah
• lamentations rabbah, temple story in
• lamentations, abandonment in
• lamentations, catastrophes in
• lamentations, communal laments and
• lamentations, consolation themes in
• lamentations, despair in
• lamentations, exhortations in
• lamentations, exile imagery in
• lamentations, isaiah parallels to
• lamentations, kedushtot themes and
• lamentations, on jerusalem
• lamentations, optimism
• lamentations, placement of
• lamentations, rebuke, haftarot of
• lamentations, second isaiah and
• lamentations, speakers in
• lamentations, tisha bav lectionary cycle
• lamentations, zion in
• rabbinic judaism, lamentations and
• romans, misunderstanding of jews in lamentations rabbati
• second isaiah, lamentations and
• slavery, lament of trojan women in troades over
• tisha bav lectionary cycle, lamentations in
• troades lament of enslaved trojan women in
• war dead, burial of, conclusion of narrative with proper burial and lamentation
• war dead, burial of, excessive lamentation, pleasure arising from
• war dead, burial of, male epic and female lament, linking
• war dead, burial of, poets assumption of female voice of lamentation in
• zion, lamentations of
• ‘pseudo-moschus’/the epitaphist, lament for bion