New Publications
New publications from the Institute are available now. The publications are extremely important to our mission here at the institute and we hope that you will find them useful.
New publications from the Institute are available now. The publications are extremely important to our mission here at the institute and we hope that you will find them useful.
“The mission of the Institute of Semitic Studies is to promote the knowledge of Semitic languages and civilizations to be able to better foster peace in the Middle East and the Horn of Africa where the knowledge of cultural commonalities can be effective bridges to that peace.”
-Ephriam Isaac, Director
Whereas the study of all human languages is important, scholars have traditionally attached special importance to the study of languages that represent the most ancient civilizations. This approach is understandable. Through a better understanding of its language, a civilization can be more deeply penetrated, better understood and appreciated...
Learn from the leading experts about the importance of Institute and its contribution to the importance of studying, preserving and advancing the languagues of ancient civilizations.
“The mission of the Institute of Semitic Studies is to promote the knowledge of Semitic languages and civilizations to be able to better foster peace in the Middle East and the Horn of Africa where the knowledge of cultural commonalities can be effective bridges to that peace.”
Ephraim Isaac, Director
The African Peace Center (APC) is committed to promoting peace and reconciliation throughout Africa and across the globe, understanding that peace at home requires peace abroad.
The alphabet is a device; in many respects it is the mother of many other advanced inventions that have enhanced the speed of human progress. Over two billion people throughout the world today use one form or another of the alphabet for reading, writing, recording, various forms of art and communication, and expressing ideas and emotions.
*This table is to only show the origin of each of the Roman or Latin alphabet,
The Institute of Semitic Studies in Princeton, NJ needs you to help us grow and advance the institute. It is people like you who make a difference in what we do to study and preserve these ancient languagues. Any contribution is greatly appreciated. Donate today!
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