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Charles Gabriel Virolleaud (2 July 1879 – 17
December 1968) was a
French archaeologist, one of the
excavators of Ugarit.
Virolleaud was the
author of...
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equivalent of El. The text was
published and
translated in 1936 by
Charles Virolleaud and has been
extensively analysed since then.
Three verses in the Book...
- Antoine-Jean Saint-Martin Antoine-Isaac
Silvestre de Sacy İbrahim Şinasi
Charles Virolleaud 1822–1829: Antoine-Isaac
Silvestre de Sacy 1829–1832: Jean-Pierre Abel...
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grave was
explored by the
French epigrapher and
archeologist Charles Virolleaud.
Intensive digs were
carried out
around the site of the tomb by the French...
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Akkadian vocabulary in the
pages of Babyloniaca, a
journal edited by
Charles Virolleaud, in an
article "Sumerian-****yrian Vocabularies",
which reviewed a valuable...
- 24, no. 1/2, pp. 17–27, (1965). Nou****rol, Jean; Laroche, Emmanuel;
Virolleaud,
Charles and Schaeffer,
Claude F.-A. (eds.), "Ugaritica V.
Nouveaux textes...
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Death of Baʿal. A
critical edition of the Baal
Cycle was
published by
Virolleaud in 1938. Recently, a
fragment of the Baal
Cycle has been
discovered in...
- Asia
portal Bryce 1998, p. 367. Nou****rol, Jean; Laroche, Emmanuel;
Virolleaud,
Charles (1968). Ugaritica. V:
nouveaux textes accadiens,
hourrites et...
- Whittaker), in
Holland (Gerardus J. P. J. Bolland), in
France (Charles
Virolleaud),
Italy (Emilio Bossi),
Poland (Andrzej Niemojewski), and
America (W....
- Puġat or
Pughat (Ugaritic: 𐎔𐎙𐎚, romanized: pġt,
Virolleaud, e.g. 2:15:
connection to OT fem PN Puʿah) is a
character in the
Ugaritic poem of the Tale...
