Ugaritic Bundle (UGAR-T + Ugaritic Data Bank)
Retail:
$208.90
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Accordance:
$199.00
Requires Accordance 11.1 or above.
This bundle includes:
- Ugaritic Data Bank: The texts excavated since 1928 at Ugarit (present day Ras-Shamra on the Syrian coast). Written in alphabetic cuneiform. The texts are presented in Latin transliteration with contextual data, bibliography, and copious comments.
- Ugaritic (tagged): The transliterated text from the Cunchillos Ugaritic database with full morphological tagging. An English translation is included together with introductory Notes. A detailed apparatus is also planned.
Current contents:
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- Baal Myth (UDB/KTU 1.1-1.6)
- Baal Myth associated fragments (UDB/KTU 1.7-1.13)
- Keret Epic (UDB/KTU 1.14-1.16)
- Aqhat/Danel Epic (UDB 1.17-1.19)
- RPUM-texts (UDB 1.20-1.22)
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Included Modules
The following modules and groups are included when you purchase this package.
| Category | Code | Title | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semitic Study Tools | UGAR-T | Ugaritic (Tagged, with English Translation and Notes) | 129.00 |
| Semitic Study Tools | Ugaritic Data Bank | Ugaritic Data Bank: The Texts | 79.90 |
| Accessory Modules | UGAR Notes | UGAR Notes | N/A |
| Accessory Modules | UGAR-E | Ugaritic – English translation | N/A |
(verified owner) Benjamin Noonan
This is a great resource for anyone interested not only in the study of Ugaritic, but the Northwest Semitic languages–including Biblical Hebrew–more generally. You can get the texts of the Ugaritic Data Bank elsewhere, but only this module in Accordance includes grammatical tagging. This means you can search for specific grammatical forms, which is extremely useful; you can, for example, see how certain grammatical forms in Ugaritic are used and compare that with how they are used in Hebrew. The only downside to this resource is that the tagged text as presently available doesn’t include all the mythological texts and also doesn’t include other genres (e.g., letters). Hopefully Accordance will continue to develop and expand this important resource.