Bøger af Julius Wellhausen

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Of the offerings, it was the custom in the earlier time to dedicate a portion to the deity but to use the greater part in sacred feasts, at which a priest, if present, was of course allowed also in one way or another to participate. But he does not appear to have had a legal claim to any definite dues of flesh. "Eli's sons were worthless persons, and cared not about Jehovah, or about the priests'right and duty with the people.

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Seeks to determine how one can draw historical conclusions from the documentary sources identified. Focusing on religious practices and on the distinctive viewpoints of the authors and editors, this book develops contrasting pictures of preexilic and postexilic Israel.

Frontmatter -- Erste Teil. Abriss der Geschichte Israels und Juda's -- Letzter Teil. Der Lieder Der Hudhailiten -- Variantenverzeichnis

Frontmatter -- Vorwort -- PROLEGOMENA ZUR ÄLTESTEN GESCHICHTE DES ISLAMS -- VERSCHIEDENES

Frontmatter -- Skizzen und Vorarbeiten

Frontmatter -- ÜBERSETZUNG -- NOTEN -- Backmatter

Frontmatter -- ÜBERSETZUNG -- NOTEN -- Backmatter

Frontmatter -- Vorwort -- PROLEGOMENA ZUR ÄLTESTEN GESCHICHTE DES ISLAMS -- 1. Saif ben Umar -- 2. Asad und Ghatafan -- 3. Tamim -- 4. Hanifa -- 5. Bahrain -- 6. Uman und Mahra -- 7. Jaman -- 8. Chalid am Euphrat -- 9. Chalid in Syrien -- 10. Die Eroberung des Saväd) a. 13-16 -- 11. Iâd b. Ghanm in Mesopotamien -- 12. 'Amr b. Aç in Ägypten -- 13. Die Eroberung von Iran -- 14. Die Meuterei gegen Uthman -- 15. Die Kamelsschlacht -- Noten zum Text der Leidener Ausgabe Tabaris p. 1851-3226 -- VERSCHIEDENES -- Bemerkungen zu den Psalmen -- Des Menschen Sohn -- Zur apokalyptischen Literatur -- Über einige Arten schwacher Verba im Hebräischen

i-iv -- Geleitwort zur zweiten Auflage -- Vorwort -- Inhalt -- Erstes Kapitel. Einleitung -- Zweites Kapitel. Ali und der erste Bürgerkrieg -- Drittes Kapitel. Die Sufianiden und der zweite Bürgerkrieg -- Viertes Kapitel. Die ersten Marvaniden -- Fünftes Kapitel. Umar II. und die Mavâli -- Sechstes Kapitel. Die späteren Marvaniden -- Siebentes Kapitel. Marvan II. und der dritte Bürgerkrieg -- Achtes Kapitel. Die arabischen Stämme in Churâsan -- Neuntes Kapitel. Der Sturz des arabischen Reiches