Lexical isoglosses of Archaic Hebrew: (Greek passage) (Deut 32:31) and (Greek passage) (Judg 5:15) as case studies

Archaic Biblical Hebrew is a phase of the linguistic development preceding by several centuries the Classical stage of the Judean Kingdom. Archaic poetic texts belong historically to the Early Iron age-the stage of their early literarization-they were transmitted for several centuries, either orally or in a sporadic written fixation, before being incorporated into longer prosaic compositions at a later stage, which was also a stage of their early perception. Wider socio-linguistic and lexicological discussion illustrates this model.