Pervivencias cananeas (ugaríticas) en el culto fenicio - III
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.1991.v51.i1.1026Abstract
Going on with previous researches devoted to show the Canaanite-Phoenician cultural continuum, especially in the field of worship, the ND b‛l ḥmn and the appellatives Šm/pn b‛l are analyzed here. Mythological survival is universally accepted in these two last cases, and literary information which emphasizes it is provided in this work. Concerning b‛l ḥmn, its connection with ug. ḥmn is suggested, and this leads to an understanding of ND as designation of a dynastical and palatine deity, excluding its reference to toponymical determinatives, as it is generally interpreted.
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