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100			_aPerrin, Andrew B and Stuckenbruck, Loren T _eEditor
245			_aFour Kingdom Motifs Before and Beyond the Book of Daniel
260			_aLeiden, Boston _bBrill _c2021
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440			_aThemes in Biblical Narrative - 28
505			_aIntroduction to the Four Kingdoms as a time bound, timeless, and timely Historiographical Mechanism and Literary Motif, Andrew B. Perrin, The four Kingdoms and other Chronological Conceptions in the Book of Daniel,, Michael Segal, Five kingdoms and Talking Beasts: Some old Greek Variants in relation to Daniel`s Four Kingdoms, Ian Young, The four (Animal) Kingdoms: Understanding Empires as Beastly Bodies , Alexandria Frisch, The Apocalypse of weeks: Periodization and Tradition- Historical Context, Loren T. Struckenbruck, Expressions of Empire and Four Kingdom Patterns in the Aramaic Dead Sea Scrolls, Andrew B. Perrin, The Four Kingdoms Motif and Sibylline Temporality in Sibylline Oracles, Olivia Stewart Lester, The Generation of Iron and the Final Stumbling Block: The present time in Hesiod`s works and days 106-201 and Barnabas, Kylie Crabbe, The four kingdoms of Daniel in Hippolytus`s Commentary on Daniel, Katharina Bracht, Persia, Rome and the four kingdoms Motif in the Babylonian Talmud , Geoffrey Herman, The Four Kingdoms of Daniel in the early Mediaeval Apocalyptic Tradition, Lorenzo Di Tommaso, The Four Kingdom Schema and the Seventy Weeks in the Arabic Reception of Daniel, Miriam L. Hjalm, Conflicting Traditions: The interpretation of Daniel`s Four Kingdoms in the Ethiopic Commentary Tradition, James R. Hamrick, The Politics of Time: Epistemic Shifts and the Reception History of the four kingdoms Schema, Brennan Breed
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