This fascinating work explores the interconnectedness of ancient cultures in the eastern Mediterranean. It examines the links between ancient Cyprus, the Hebrew Bible, and the works of Homer, exploring how they contributed to a shared cultural heritage. Anyone with an interest in the ancient Near East, the history of religion, or the origins of western literature will find this book a compelling and insightful read.

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