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Harry A. Hoffner

Harry Angier Hoffner Jr. (November 27, 1934 – March 10, 2015) was an American professor of Hittitology.

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Harry A. Hoffner → Alimenta Hethaeorum, American Oriental Series, American Oriental Society, An English-Hittite Glossary, Ancient World, Ann Arbor, Asianique XXV/80, Atlanta, Augmented, Biblical Literature, Brill, Chicago, Craig Melchert, Critical Edition, CS1, Documenta, Eisenbrauns, Grammar, Güterbock, Hans

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Harry A. Hoffnerrelated to WorksAn English-Hittite Glossary0.60section
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