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KTU: Ugaritic Text References
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Abbreviation for a modern scholarly corpus of alphabetic cuneiform texts; its numbers are references, not dates.
Text
The abbreviation refers to a corpus edited by Dietrich, Loretz and Sanmartín, with several editions; CAT also denotes the second edition.[1] The same text can have an excavation number: KTU1.114 corresponds to RS24.258 in the chapter consulted.[2] 1.114 is not the year of composition, and a reference cannot replace checking readings and translations.
References and notes
- Edition des ugaritischen poetischen Textkorpus (EUPT), Göttingen. Bibliographische Abkürzungen. KTU1, KTU2/CAT, KTU3 entries: editors Dietrich, Loretz and Sanmartín; editions 1976, 1995, 2013. Reference system checked, not all texts in the editions read. Return to the text ↑
- Klaas Spronk. The Incantations. In Handbook of Ugaritic Studies, chapter 5. Section 5.5, PDF p. 16, printed p. 285: KTU 1.114 as intoxication story with a remedy and proposed human recipe. Functional interpretation, not a preserved statement about every use of the tablet. Return to the text ↑
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Substantive changes are retained here. Minor copy edits remain in the internal operational log.
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IL Archive, «KTU: Ugaritic Text References», Edition 2, https://ilarchive.com/en/entities/ktu