Inscriptions Index

[R. Mansfield]

I know that the Inscriptions Index module relates to the Northwest Semitic Inscriptions (INSNWS).

 

But in that full Inscriptions package, there is also another set of inscriptions, in the INSCRIP module. I would like to know the provenance of some of these texts and wonder if anyone can recommend a source. I assume there's not a separate Accordance source like the index to the NW Semitic inscriptions?

 

I admit up front that I've never done any work with inscriptions before, but I'm beating the bushes for any background information that I can use in my dissertation. Having found a couple of interesting passages, I can't simply include them in my research without knowing what they are or where they came from.

 

Thanks.

[Helen Brown]

Have you checked the Read me first file for these modules? Most scholarly and many other modules have them.

[R. Mansfield]

Have you checked the Read me first file for these modules? Most scholarly and many other modules have them.

 

Ah...how could I forget. Yes, there's a bibliography. I'll see if our library has these tomorrow. Thanks.

[jpkang]

But in that full Inscriptions package, there is also another set of inscriptions, in the INSCRIP module. I would like to know the provenance of some of these texts and wonder if anyone can recommend a source. I assume there's not a separate Accordance source like the index to the NW Semitic inscriptions?

 

I admit up front that I've never done any work with inscriptions before, but I'm beating the bushes for any background information that I can use in my dissertation. Having found a couple of interesting passages, I can't simply include them in my research without knowing what they are or where they came from.

Please take a look at this thread on the inscriptions.

 

I just completed a dissertation last year treating the lexicography of the Hebrew inscriptions (for which Accordance was absolutely indispensable!).

 

J. P.

[Rick Bennett]

I know that the Inscriptions Index module relates to the Northwest Semitic Inscriptions (INSNWS).

 

... I'm beating the bushes for any background information that I can use in my dissertation. Having found a couple of interesting passages, I can't simply include them in my research without knowing what they are or where they came from.

 

Thanks.

 

Rick,

 

Are you looking specifically for Hebrew inscriptions?

 

Rick B.

[R. Mansfield]

Rick,

 

Are you looking specifically for Hebrew inscriptions?

 

Rick B.

 

 

Yes.