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	Etana--Core Texts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		While the discovery of new texts always leads to new evaluation, it is remarkable how assessments arrived at decades ago continue to be of much value, not only because they often carry editions of original documents, but because they contain insights minted freshly after first exposure to major documents.
		ETANA has digitized, and continues to digitize texts selected as valuable for teaching and research relating to Ancient Near Eastern studies.
		Coinciding with the completion of the recent CDRI Grant to expand the Core Texts list, we are also in the process of migrating the core texts to a new server, changing the PDF delivery format, and establishing permanent URL's for each title.
	www.cwru.edu /univlib/preserve/Etana/encyl_biblica_q-z/encyl_biblica_q... (414 words)

	Faculty of Classics, University of Oxford
		This is probably the best search tool for Latin available.
		ETANA – is a fantastic portal to electronic resources freely available on the WWW that has existed since 1994.
		Up until recently it served Egyptology and Assyriology.
	www.classics.ox.ac.uk /resources/datasets.asp (888 words)

	eBibleStories.com: Bible Resources (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Epimeno.com: Series of online study guides by Pastors John and Jared Hawkins.
		ETANA-Abzu-news: A mailing list that will serve to inform the public of developments at ETANA and of additions to Abzu, ETANA's guide to the ancient Near East on-line.
		Eye of the Needle: Study of the Bible's structure, numerics, and cohesion.
	www.ebiblestories.com /bible_resources.shtml (3897 words)

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