Reymond Eric D. Introductory Lessons in Aramaic. Online
version.
This book is intended for any individual who is interested leaing
in leaing the basics of Biblical Aramaic. It is based on lessons
the author created an introductory class on Aramaic at the
University of Michigan where he teaches.
Reymond Eric D. Introductory Lessons in Aramaic
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