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Aramaic
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ARA 100 Biblical and Extra-Biblical Aramaic
This course will give students basic skills in translating biblical and extra-biblical Aramaic. Utilizing Greenspahn's introductory grammar, students will gain a basic grasp of Aramaic vocabulary, morphology, and grammar. Practice will also be given in translating pre- and post-biblical Aramaic texts. This course is offered as an independent study.
Prerequisite: HEB 201 Introductory Hebrew II
