Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

Detailed subject list for language

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• aeschylus, language
• alienation, language of
• ambiguous language
• ancestral language
• ancient language, central to scripture
• angels, language
• arabic language judaeo-
• beth-el, language of
• biblical allusions and language, in the rupture with the pharisees
• bodily language in phil., and in 2 cor. 6,11-13
• book of judith, original language
• canaan, languages
• comedy, colloquial language
• confusion of languages
• connotations, language
• conversion, rhetoric/language/linguistic aspects
• epilepsy, and its description through metaphorical language
• experiential language, in phil
• formulaic language
• greek language
• greek language, paideia
• greek language, philosophy/philosophers
• grooms qedushta, the qallir, pervaded by the language of the song of songs
• hebrew language
• hebrew language, late phase of reflected in song of songs
• hebrew language, special qualities of
• hippocratic medicine, medical language/imagery in s. ot
• horace, imagistic language
• informal oaths, language of
• kinship language
• kinship language/terms
• kutscher, yechezkel, language, conception of
• language
• language acquisition
• language and emotion
• language and style
• language and style, book of judith, awkward and difficult
• language and style, book of judith, calques and hebraicisms
• language and style, book of judith, key words and internal echoes
• language and style, book of judith, optatives and subjunctives
• language and style, book of judith, septuagint influence
• language and style, book of judith, varied language
• language attitude
• language of oaths, ethnicity-markers
• language, allegorical conception of
• language, ambivalent
• language, as reality
• language, hebrew
• language, latin
• language, law, works of
• language, morgan, catherine
• language, mousaios
• language, murder, in oracular questions
• language, obscurity of in timaeus
• language, polyneices on truth and justice, in phoenician women
• language, punishment
• language, religious language
• language, rhetoric
• language, sanctification and
• language, secret
• language, see also under style
• language, sophia and protection of the self
• latin, only language used in public in republican rome
• letter, kinship language
• liturgical language
• marked and unmarked language
• metaphorical language/use
• metaphors, description of disease through metaphorical language
• mimetic language, pauls use
• movement in the city, language of
• mystery cults, the language of σωτηρία‎, absence in
• mythmaking, and language
• nations, languages, tribes
• norms, and language
• palestine, hebrew language and
• patronage, language of
• paul, kanon language of
• paul, participationist language in
• persian language
• precise language
• procreative language
• prophetic language
• punic, first language of apuleius, in sicily
• punic, language
• rhesus by pseudo-euripides, language and style
• sanctification, language and
• science, language of, for sign theory
• semitic languages
• septuagint, influence of language of
• septuagint, language
• shivata shir ha-shirim yannai, erotic language of
• sibling language
• sophoclean language, ambiguous, elliptic or vague
• sophoclean language, evokes situations
• street language
• street language, and male erotic vocabulary, composed of military terms
• street language, reveals what culture conceals
• synesius of crete, language of
• syriac culture and language
• temporal language
• unitas, language of
• viewing,, plato’s language of
• welsh language