Clavis linguarum semiticarum

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Clavis linguarum semiticarum was a series of books published by the Munich publishing house CH Beck since 1910 . The volumes include grammars and chrestomathies for the Semitic languages and Egyptian . The series was edited by Hermann L. Strack . It is listed as such in volumes VIII and IX that appeared after his death. Volumes I, II and IV had already been published in several editions and in some cases by other publishers. The volume list shows the first edition in the series. Even after the Second World War , individual new editions and adaptations appeared, but these - apart from Volume I - no longer bear the title of the series.

Band list

  1. Hermann L. Strack: Hebrew grammar, with exercise book. 10th and 11th, carefully revised and increased edition 1911; 12. and. 13th edition 1917; 14th edition, revised by Alfred Jepsen 1930; 15th edition 1952. [several reprints]
  2. Arthur Ungnad : Babylonian-Assyrian grammar, with exercise book (in transcription). 2nd, revised edition 1926 [1925]; from the 3rd, fully worked out edition in 1949 (at Biederstein Verlag ) as Akkadian grammar. ; 4th edition (revised by Lubor Matouš ) 1964; 5th edition 1969 [reprint 1979]; 6th edition 2007. ISBN 3-406-02890-X .
  3. Max L. Margolis : Textbook of the Aramaic Language of the Babylonian Talmud: Grammar, Chrestomathy and Dictionary. 1910. ( online )
  4. Hermann L. Strack: Grammar of Biblical Aramaic, with texts corrected from manuscripts and a dictionary. 5th, partially revised edition Munich 1911 ( online ); 6th, revised edition 1921. ( online )
  5. Karl Albrecht : New Hebrew grammar, edited on the basis of the Missna. 1913.
  6. Günther Roeder : Egyptian: Practical introduction to the hieroglyphs and the Egyptian language, with reading pieces and dictionary. 1913; 2nd, improved and increased edition 1926 [1925].
  7. Arthur Ungnad: Syrian grammar, with exercise book. 1913; 2nd, improved edition 1932. [several reprints]
  8. Arthur Ungnad: Babylonian-Assyrian cuneiform reading book. 1927.
  9. Walter Till : Coptic dialect grammar with reading pieces and dictionary. 1931; 2nd, redesigned edition 1961. [Reprints]

Remarks

  1. ↑ 1st edition Karlsruhe and Leipzig 1883 under the title Hebrew grammar with exercises, literature and vocabulary, for self-study and for teaching. ; 2nd, significantly increased and improved edition Karlsruhe and Leipzig 1885; 3rd, revised edition Berlin 1890 [as volume 1 of the series Porta linguarum Orientalium ] ( online ); 8th, carefully improved and increased edition Munich 1902 ( online ).
  2. ^ The 1st edition Munich 1906 ( online ) was published without a row count.
  3. ^ 1st edition Leipzig 1896 under the title Abriss des Biblischen Aramaic. ( online ); 2nd, largely revised edition Leipzig 1897 ( online ); 3rd, largely revised edition Leipzig 1901 ( online ); 4th, carefully revised edition Leipzig 1905 ( online ).
  4. ↑ With attribution: “To the discoverer of Tell Halaf Max Freiherrn v. Dedicated to Oppenheim ”.