Semitica 60, édité par Michael Langlois sous la direction de Thomas Römer. Leuven, Peeters, 2018. 555 p.

• Jean-Marie Durand & Grégory Chambon. Le creusement d’un puits à l’époque amorrite.
• Koowon Kim. List of filial duties: its narratological role in the ʾAqhatu story.
• Israel Finkelstein, Thomas Römer, Christophe Nicolle, Zachary C. Dunseth, Assaf Kleiman, Juliette Mas & Naomi Pora. Excavations at Kiriath-jearim near Jerusalem, 2017: preliminary report.
• Assaf Kleiman. Comments on the Archaeology and History of Tell el-Farʿah North (Biblical Tirzah) in the Iron IIA.
• Gaby Abousamra. Huit stèles funéraires phéniciennes inédites.
• Edgar Kellenberger. Once Again: the Fable of Jotham (Judg 9) and Aesop.
• Isabel Cranz. The Rhetoric of Prohibitions: Divination and Magic in Deuteronomy and Leviticus.
• Innocent Himbaza. Le Pentateuque a-t-il été compilé et édité en hâte ?.
• Nadav Naʾaman. Echoes of the Israelite Conquest and Settlement of the Mishor in the Book of Numbers.
• Benedikt Hensel. Cult Centralization in the Persian Period: Biblical and Historical Perspectives.
• Zoltán Niederreiter & Benjamin Sass. On a cylinder seal with a newly deciphered Arabian legend.
• André Lemaire & Michael C.A. Macdonald. Some ancient north Arabian notes.
• Matthew Phillip Monger. 4Q216 – A New Material Analysis.
• Clément Moussé. Les sanctuaires des prophètes chez les pèlerins chrétiens et musulmans, le sanctuaire d’Hébron ou le Ḥaram al-Ḫalīl.
• Papers delivered at the workshop “The Assyria–Levant Experience: Postcolonial Perspectives” held in Paris on 24–25 February 2017.
• Ido Koch. Introductory framework for Assyrian-Levantine colonial encounters.
• Christian Frevel. Was Aram an Empire? A kind of a shibboleth-question.
• Ido Koch & Lidar Sapir-Hen. Beersheba–Arad Valley during the Assyrian Period.
• Lionel Marti. The Levant and Assyria: perspectives from Assyrian royal inscriptions.
• Yifat Thareani. Revenge of the conquered: paths of resistance in the Assyrian city of Dan.
• Virginia R. Herrmann. Cosmopolitan Politics in the Neo-Assyrian Empire: Local Elite Identity at Zincirli-Samʾal.
• Jakob Wöhrle. “Woe to the Bloody City” (Nah 3:1) Postcolonial Perspectives on the Image of Assyria in the Book of Nahum and its Early Reception History.