Silvin Košak

Biographic Data

ID1442697
NAMESilvin Košak
GIVEN NAMESSilvin
FAMILY NAMEKošak
SIGNATUREKOŠAK S
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS15
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR15
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1977
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2000
H-INDEX1

  • Konkordanz der Keilschrifttafeln III/I

    Gary Beckman, Silvin KošakARTICLEJournal of the American Oriental…2000

  • Die Stadtwerke von Hattuša

    Open AccessSilvin KošakARTICLELinguistica1993

    Als ich vor gut dreißig Jahren mein Studium der Indogennanistik bei Prof. Čop begann, riet er mir sofort am Anfang, mich dem Hethitischen zu widmen, wo noch so viel Neues zu erwarten wäre. Für diese Ermutigung bin ich ihm bis heute dankbar geblieben. Beim Unterricht, der stets mitreißend und lebhaft war, galt seine besondere Begeisterung alien Sonderfällen, Cruces und hapax legomena. Lange habe ich überlegt, womit ich dem verehrten Jubilar eine F…

  • Eine mittelhethitische Handwerkerliste

    Silvin KošakARTICLEZeitschrift für Assyriologie und…1987

  • Hittite Inventories

    Charles Carter, Silvin KošakARTICLEJournal of the American Oriental…1986

  • CTH 13

    Aharon Kempinski, Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1982

  • CTH 13

    Aharon Kempinski, Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1982

  • CTH 13

    Aharon Kempinski, Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1982Cited by: 1References: 3

  • The hittites and the Greeks

    Open AccessSilvin KošakARTICLELinguistica1980

    This title is likely to evoke in everybody's mind the notorious Ahhiyawa problem which has haunted Hittitology for nearly sixty years. True, the present contribution will deal with this prob­ lem but it will try to tackle the methodical approach rather than to offer yet another solution

  • The Rulers of the Early Hittite Empire

    Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1980

  • The Rulers of the Early Hittite Empire

    Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1980

    Proposition d'une sequence chronologique, apres discussion des sources: Telipinu, Tahurwaili, Alluwamna, TudhaliyaI, HattusilII (avec Walanni), TudhaliyaII (avec Niksalmati), ArnuwandaI (avec Asmunikal), TudhaliyaIII (avec Taduhepa), SuppiluliumaI

  • Dating of Hittite Texts

    Open AccessSilvin KošakARTICLEAnatolian Studies1980

    I. Over the last ten years, criteria for dating Hittite texts have gradually been evolving. In the first stage, so-called “orthographic” peculiarities were identified which enabled a rough division of texts into Old, Middle and Late (or Empire) texts. The Middle Hittite group was a new discovery, causing a major reshuffle of texts and a consequent re-writing of Hittite history. The two prominent studies were the pioneering one by Carruba (1969) a…

  • The inventory of Manninni (Cth 504)

    Open AccessSilvin KošakARTICLELinguistica1978

    During a wider study on the Hittite inventory texts (CTH 240-250)* it was seen that a comparatively large number of lexical references pointed towards the "Inventory of Manninni". Because this text is relatively well preserved and contains a high concentration of difficult and only half-understood terms, it seemed to be an apt ground for a lexical exercise before carrying on with large groups of various fragments

  • Hittite Metal “Inventories” (CTH 242) and their Economic Implications

    Aharon Kempinski, Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1977

  • Hittite Metal “Inventories” (CTH 242) and their Economic Implications

    Aharon Kempinski, Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1977Cited by: 1References: 2

  • Hittite Metal “Inventories” (CTH 242) and their Economic Implications

    Aharon Kempinski, Silvin KošakARTICLETel Aviv1977