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Introduction John Day, Robert P. Gordon, and H. G. M. Williamson; PartI. The Ancient Near Eastern Setting: 1. Egyptian wisdom literature J. D. Ray;2. Some new Babylonian wisdom literature W. G. Lambert; 3. The wisdom ofAhiqar Jonas C. Greenfield; Part II. Old Testament and Apocryphal Texts: 4.Foreign semitic influence on the wisdom of Israel and its appropriation inthe book of Proverbs John Day; 5. The limits of theodicy as a theme of thebook of Job E. W. Nicholson; 6. Qoheleth Otto Kaiser; 7. A house divided:wisdom in Old Testament narrative traditions Robert P. Gordon; 8. Wisdom inSolomonic historiography Andre Lemaire; 9. Amos and wisdom J. A. Soggin; 10.Hosea and the wisdom tradition: dependence and independence A. A. Macintosh;11. Isaiah and the wise H. G. M. Williamson; 12. Jeremiah and the wiseWilliam McKane; 13. The wisdom psalms R. N. Whybray; 14. Wisdom and Daniel B.A. Mastin; 15. Ecclesiasticus: a tract for the times John G. Snaith; 16. TheChristian use and the Jewish origins of the Wisdom of Solomon WilliamHorbury; 17. Were there schools in ancient Israel? G. I. Davies; 18. Thetrees, the beasts and the birds: fables, parables and allegories in the OldTestament Kevin J. Cathcart; 19. The personification of Wisdom Roland E.Murphy; 20. Wisdom and the goddess Judith M. Hadley; 21. Wisdom at Qumran A.S. van der Woude; 22. The interpretation of wisdom in nineteenth-centuryscholarship Rudopf Smend; 23. Wisdom and Old Testament theology R. E.Clements; Biographical note: John Adney Emerton; Bibliography of the works ofJohn Adney Emerton Karen K. Miticich; Indexes.