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• Filial Duties in the Ugaritic Epic of Danilu and Aqhatu Marcin Majewski · 2023 · A R T Y K U Ł Y
  … ar and plaster the house ( )טח את הביתand in Ezek 13:10: they covered it (the wall) with plaster ( .)טחים אתו תפלThe term ṯiṭ means “mud” (cf. Hebrew ṭîṭ, Akkad. ṭîṭu or Arabic ṯāṭh – “mud”) and here is in parallelism with rṯ. The word rṯ can be defined on the basis of Arab. raṯṯa “to be old and dirty” or Akkad. rūšu “mud, dirt. …
• Zacchaeus’ Encounter with Jesus (Luke 19:1–10): An Embodiment of the Paschal Mystery Luke Macnamara · 2025 · 2. The ficus sycomorus– συκομορέα – Fig Mulberry Tree
  … Figs: A New Argument for the Original Language of Tatian’s Diatessaron,” NTS 66/2 (2020) 211. The Hebrew noun ָּתֵָפֵלcan signify tasteless thing (Job 6:6) or folly (Lam 2:14). Cyril of Alexandria, Commentarius in Lucam (ed. J.P. Migne) (Patrologia Graeca 72; Paris: Imprimerie Catholique 1864) 865. The term ξύλον is also used fo …