01586cam a22002291i 45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100017000720150014000890350019001030400038001220500021001601000046001812450050002272600040002773000031003174900018003485000020003665050939003866500031013257039477AUA.120151111150648.0810407s1963 nyu 001 0 eng  a 63002044  aGB63-2415 a(OCoLC)7315109 aDLCcIFlCLdOCoLCdODaWUdUkdDLC00aBL 311b.H6 19631 aHooke, S. H.q(Samuel Henry),d1874-1968.10aMiddle Eastern mythology /c[by] S. H. Hooke. aNew York :bPenguin Books,c[c1963] a198 p. :billus. ;c20 cm.0 aPelican books aIncludes index. a Introduction. Types of myth -- Mesopotamian myths. Sumerian myths ; Babylonian myths -- Egyptian mythology. The Osirian myths ; The myths of Re, the sun-god ; Nilotic myths -- Ugaritic mythology. The myths of Baal ; The legend of Keret ; The legend of Aqhat ; The births of dawn and dusk (Shahar and Shalim) ; The myth of Nikkal and the Kathirat -- Hittite mythology. The myth of Ullikummis ; The myth of Illuyankas ; The myth of Telepinus -- Hebrew mythology. Creation myths ; The myth of Cain and Abel ; The myth of the flood ; The myth of the tower of Babel ; The myth of the destruction of the cities of the plain ; The cult myths ; The Joshua myth ; The myth of the ark ; The Elijah and Elisha myths -- Mythological elements in Jewish apocalyptic. The book of Daniel ; Other apocalyptic uses of myth -- Mythological elements in the New Testament. The birth narratives ; The resurrection narratives -- Christian myth and ritual. 0aMythology, Middle Eastern.