Lehmhaus, L. (ca. 2021). Where does it hurt (most)? : Semantics and perceptions of pain in ancient rabbinic traditions [Book]. Pain in Biblical Texts and Other Materials of the Ancient Mediterranean, (2021) 211-238, (2021) 211-238.
Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (author-date)Lehmhaus, Lennart. 2021. „Where does it hurt (most)? : Semantics and perceptions of pain in ancient rabbinic traditions“. Book. Pain in Biblical Texts and Other Materials of the Ancient Mediterranean, Nr. (2021) 211-238: (2021) 211-238.
Springer - Basic (author-date)Lehmhaus L (2021) Where does it hurt (most)? : Semantics and perceptions of pain in ancient rabbinic traditions. Pain in Biblical Texts and Other Materials of the Ancient Mediterranean (2021) 211-238
Springer - Lecture Notes in Computer Science1.Lehmhaus, L.: Where does it hurt (most)? : Semantics and perceptions of pain in ancient rabbinic traditions. Pain in Biblical Texts and Other Materials of the Ancient Mediterranean. (2021) 211-238 (2021).
DIN 1505-2 (author-date, Deutsch) - standard superseded by ISO-690Lehmhaus, Lennart: Where does it hurt (most)? : Semantics and perceptions of pain in ancient rabbinic traditions. In: Pain in Biblical Texts and Other Materials of the Ancient Mediterranean (2021), Nr. (2021) 211-238, S. (2021) 211-238