American Psychological Association 7th edition

Fleishman, J. (ca. 1999). On the meaning of the term "Melekh Ashur", "the King of Assyria" in Ezra 6:22 [Book]. Journal of the Ancient Near Eastern Society, 26 (1999) 37-45, 26 (1999) 37-45.

Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (author-date)

Fleishman, Joseph. 1999. „On the meaning of the term "Melekh Ashur", ‚the King of Assyria‘ in Ezra 6:22“. Book. Journal of the Ancient Near Eastern Society, Nr. 26 (1999) 37-45: 26 (1999) 37-45.

Springer - Basic (author-date)

Fleishman J (1999) On the meaning of the term "Melekh Ashur", "the King of Assyria" in Ezra 6:22. Journal of the Ancient Near Eastern Society 26 (1999) 37-45

Springer - Lecture Notes in Computer Science

1.Fleishman, J.: On the meaning of the term "Melekh Ashur", "the King of Assyria" in Ezra 6:22. Journal of the Ancient Near Eastern Society. 26 (1999) 37-45 (1999).

DIN 1505-2 (author-date, Deutsch) - standard superseded by ISO-690

Fleishman, Joseph: On the meaning of the term "Melekh Ashur", "the King of Assyria" in Ezra 6:22. In: Journal of the Ancient Near Eastern Society (1999), Nr. 26 (1999) 37-45, S. 26 (1999) 37-45

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