Stéphanie Anthonioz, Ph.D. (2008) in Ancient Civilizations (Sorbonne, Paris) and Philology and Orientalism (Institut Catholique de Paris), Master in Theology (Strasbourg), is Research Assistant at the Collège de France.

"The reviewed monograph is a study conducted with exemplary competence, patience and attention to the smallest details. The reading of this dissertation is a real pleasure on account of its literary quality and the logic of the scientifi c debate." Wojciech Pikor, Institute of Biblical Studies CUL, (The Biblical Annals, 2011)."This book is indispensible for anyone interested in the relationship between the literary tradition of the Ancient Near East and the Hebrew Bible, whether they are specialists or relatively new to the field."Journal of Ancient Judaism, no. 2.1-2011.

Stéphanie Anthonioz, Ph.D. (2008) in Ancient Civilizations (Sorbonne, Paris) and Philology and Orientalism (Institut Catholique de Paris), Master in Theology (Strasbourg), is Research Assistant at the Collège de France.

"The reviewed monograph is a study conducted with exemplary competence, patience and attention to the smallest details. The reading of this dissertation is a real pleasure on account of its literary quality and the logic of the scientifi c debate." Wojciech Pikor, Institute of Biblical Studies CUL, (The Biblical Annals, 2011)."This book is indispensible for anyone interested in the relationship between the literary tradition of the Ancient Near East and the Hebrew Bible, whether they are specialists or relatively new to the field."Journal of Ancient Judaism, no. 2.1-2011.

Stéphanie Anthonioz, Ph.D. (2008) in Ancient Civilizations (Sorbonne, Paris) and Philology and Orientalism (Institut Catholique de Paris), Master in Theology (Strasbourg), is Research Assistant at the Collège de France.

"The reviewed monograph is a study conducted with exemplary competence, patience and attention to the smallest details. The reading of this dissertation is a real pleasure on account of its literary quality and the logic of the scientifi c debate." Wojciech Pikor, Institute of Biblical Studies CUL, (The Biblical Annals, 2011)."This book is indispensible for anyone interested in the relationship between the literary tradition of the Ancient Near East and the Hebrew Bible, whether they are specialists or relatively new to the field."Journal of Ancient Judaism, no. 2.1-2011.