Assyria and Babylonia

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A LIST OF REFERENCES IN THE

NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
COMPILED BY
IDA A. PRATT
UNDER THli DIRECTION OV
RICHARD GOTTHEIL, Ph.D.
NEW YORK
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ASSYRIA AND BABYLONIA
A LIST OF REFERENCES IN THE
NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
COMPILED BY
IDA A. PRATT
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
RICHARD GOTTHEIL, Ph.D.
NEW YORK
1918
NOTE
This list contains titles of works in The New York Public
Library on November 1, 1917. The books and articles mentioned
are in the Reference Department, in the Central Building of the
Library at Fifth Avenue and Forty-second Street.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction ------------- PAGE

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Bibliography ---- - 10-11
Periodicals - - - - - - - - - - - - -11
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General Works 12-13
Discoveries ----------
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and Excavations 13-19
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General Works
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Babylon
13-14
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Drehem
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Nineveh
Nippur
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Description and Geography 19-20
Archaeology and Art -----

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General Works
Cylinders and Seals
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25-27
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Calendar and Chronology 27-30
History -
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General Works
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Erech, Kish, Lagash, Ur,
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Babylonia
etc. 2>Z-Z7
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Assyria
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Neo-Babylonia
Persian Period, etc.
40-47
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Social Life 50-51
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Personal Names
Law --------------- 53-57
Science --------------
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Astronomy, Astrology and Mathematics
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Botany and Zoology
57-61
Medicine
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Metrology
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Language and Script 64-72
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Decipherment 72-74
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Sumerian Language 74-78
Sumerian Liter.\ture and the Sumerians ------- 78-80
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IxscRiPTioxs ------------- PAGE

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Business Documents, Contract Tablets AND Commerce - . - - 85-89
History of Literature - - - - - - - - - - -89

Literature ------.------- 89- 91
Letters --------------91-96
Religion - - - - - - . . 96-105
Cosmogony ------------- 105-107
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Divination, Magic and Omens 108-110
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Assyriology and the Bible 110-116
Hittites ------------- 116-120
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Cappadocian Tablets 121
MiTANNi Language ----------- 121
Index - - ------- 122-143

AN INTRODUCTION TO A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ASSYRIAN
AND BABYLONIAN LITERATURE
THE
match
stories of three discoveries
in their
made in connection
uniqueness any Hterary inventions of the

with the ancient world
human mind;
the tale of Egyptian regeneration, the record of the Babylonian and Assyrian
resurrection, and the chronicle of the refinding of Crete. For many years
the first of these held sway over the interests and the imagination of students
and readers. It was the earliest in the field, — Champollion wrote his cele-
brated "Lettre a Monsieur S. Dacies" in 1822; and through the politics of

Napoleon, Egypt had been brought prominently within the circle of European
concern. It was the first glimpse had by the thoughtful world into a past
beyond that of Greece and Palestine; and the novelty of it all stung to the
quick the imagination of thoughtful readers as well as of students. The
strange hieroglyphics had yielded up their secrets; the picture writing on
the wall, on stone and wood, and on textile had been made responsive; the
halo of the Xile had cast its spell over those that had approached it, and
antiquarians reveled in the wealth of old things upturned.
Upon the other hand, our knowledge of Cretan civilization is so new and
so fragmentary that one hardly dare speak of it in the same breath w'ith
Egyptian and Babylonian affairs; but as Mr. Evans' confreres give, out more
and more of its sealed wisdom, an equally astonishing vista is opened to us
of an old European civilization standing at the gateway that leads to the East
and which may be either the pre- or the after-lude of that eastern world.
Between the older interest in Egypt and the younger in Crete stands
that in Babylonia and Assyria. The interest in these two countries had been
upheld continuously because of frequent references to them in the Bible.
Egypt had, it is true, a similar association; but apart from the sojourn there
of the Children of Israel and their Exodus, references to that country in
prophet, psalmist, and historian are few in number. On the other hand, the
older part of the scene upon which the tragic history of the People of the Book
was enacted, lay just in the country "between the two rivers." Paradise —
the earthly one — was situated there; and when one thought of the country
one remembered the expulsion from that scene of idyllic delights, the first
attempts of man to conform himself to the needs of a non-Paradise world,

the early history of the Hebrews there, the many interests that in later time
dragged the Assyrian plowshare over the ground of Palestine and finally the
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settlement in that land of sufficient numbers of Jews so as to make long-lived
settlements there.
What had become of that country? Strange as it may seem, nearly every
vestige of its once pulsating life had been covered up and hidden. Where
were the great cities of Nineveh and Babylon? Where were their palaces,
their streets, their dwelling places ? The very talkative Xenophon — who
lived within a couple of hundred years of Nineveh's downfall — passed over
where the city had been. He has absolutely nothing to say about it; he did
not even notice the vestiges of a city there. The truth is that after the fall
of the Assyrian empire, when the Scythian hordes, with a ruthlessness equaled
only in the twentieth century, destroyed the cities and ruined the temples, the
sand of the desert was piled up by the wind upon these ruins and completely
covered their traces. Since 606 B. C. they had lain there waiting their earthly
resurrection.
But the same wind that had blown the sand upon these ruins was apt,
also, to blow it off again. Travellers in the sixteenth, seventeenth and eigh-
teenth centuries brought back tales of walls uncovered here, of streets disclosed
there. They told of strange characters which they could not read engraven
upon rocks and bricks, — and of buildings, the meanings of which passed
their comprehension. To the more serious minded among them there was
evidence on every hand of an advanced civilization; and some pokings into
these ruins gave the clue to the nomad Arabs in the region to get bricks and
household vessels from the many "tells" (mounds) that covered the whole
district. But, while the topical study of this ancient habitat was going apace,
the scholarly world was ashamed to confess that the inscriptions and writings
to be seen upon the walls and upon the most varied objects remained unread-
able. It was not until the nineteenth century that the erudite Georg Friedrich
Grotefend (1802) discovered the key to a later product of this group that
had been found in the ruins of Persepolis, capital of the ancient kingdom of
Persia; and it was hoped that, working backwards, it might be possible to
unravel the mysteries of the older Assyria and Babylonia. Such a hope was
well justified, — nor was it belied. The Persepolis inscriptions, quite evidently,
were in three different languages, represented by three different kinds of one
and the same script; the first was the language used by the old Persian builders
of the palaces; the third was known, from a comparison with the inscriptions
found in the ruins of Babylon, to be Babylonian; while the second has been
called by various names, — Median, "Scythian, Susian, Amardian, Elamitic,
Anzanian and Neo-Susian."
But, during the first quarter of the nineteenth century, a young English
ASSYRIA AND BABYLONIA 3
officer, forced by his military duties, to live in the mountains of Persia —

the later Sir Henry Rawlinson — had been working upon exactly the same
lines as had (irotefond, though tlie one was (|uile unknown to the other. He
had succeeded in deciphering a good part of the tri-lingual inscription of
Darius "the great" upon the rocks of Behistun, his work being completed by
the Irishman Hincks and the Frenchman Oppert.
It needed nothing more than this beginning to start the deciphering of
all the inscriptions so far known. And with this deciphering there grew up
the added interest in all that had taken place in this land of the two rivers, —
interest to students of archaeology, of history, of religion, of literature, and
of economics. Not only did many individual explorers spend their time going
down into the earth in search of further knowledge concerning these interest-
ing lands; but, beginning with the year 1842, a series of expeditions has been
sent from various countries which have uncovered a good deal of ground in
Mesopotamia and which give indication of what may still be found when
archaeological work there will once more be possible. Such were the French
expedition under Botta in that year; the English under Layard, 1845-50; a
second French one under Place, 1851-55; a third French one under Oppert,
1852-54; English ones again under Taylor in 1854, under Loftus, under Sir
Henry Rawlinson. under George Smith in 1873, and under Hormuzd Rassam
in 1878; a fourth French one under de Sarzec in 1876; an American one under
John P. Peters of the University of Pennsylvania in 1887, which was pro-
longed during four different campaigns until 1900; and finally the important
German ones carried on during the first fourteen years of the present century
( 1902+) . A really tremendous mass of material has been gotten in this manner,
— tablets, brick, statues, utensils of all sorts, etc., etc.; and the bringing of
this material to Europe and America has set an array of students at work
which, regarding its number and its achievements, may well vie with those
of any other branch of human learning.
It is certainly not overstepping the mark to say that the deciphering and
understanding of all this material have revolutionized many of our theories
and notions connected with antiquity in general and with the past of the
Semitic lands in particular. It has been well said that "when history com-
menced, the inhabitants of Babylonia were already highly civilized," i. e., when,
according to our notion the early life of peoples began a widely and deeply
developed civilization already existed in Babylonia, which forces us to put
the beginnings of things very much further back than we had ever imagined.
It is not only in its extension that this knowledge is so valuable. It is
equally so in its perfectness and thoroughness. We have vastly more of the

actual implements, the actual and the spiritual life of these ancient peoples,
than we have of the Greeks and Romans. The materials that the peoples in
Mesopotamia used were so much more durable and were so much better pre-
served by the dryness of the climate that this w-as bound to occur, even if no
stories concerning the libraries in Babylonia and Assyria similar to those told
about the libraries of Alexandria have come dow^n to us. In Mesopotamia
there existed no papyrus plant as there did in Egypt. The use of vellum was
entirely unknown. But there were unending amounts of fine clay, — especially
in the more southern portions of the land. People bent down and took this
clay, fashioning it into tablets of very varying size upon which they impressed
with a three cornered stylus their writing which, in course of time had devel-
oped from a poor picture script into one composed of wedge marks indented
in various directions and from which the script takes its name "cuneiform."
These tablets were dried either in the sun or in a kiln; and when the latter
course obtained, they became practically indestructible except through malice

and with intent. As I have said, such tablets were of every form, — square,
oblong and round; the smallest less than an inch square, the largest as much
as fifteen inches. For works of a more important character the clay wâs
fashioned into other and various forms, — into cylinders, into pentagonal,
heptagonal, octagonal or decagonal prisms and the like. Nor were these
peoples content with writing upon clay only. They made use of stone also,
upon which one is tempted to say they also wrote; for upon all buildings
which kings and rulers erected they managed to put somehow or somewhere
a record of their doings, — not only upon the bricks with which the building
was erected, but also upon the slabs of stone used and upon the bulls that
so often decorated the entrances to such buildings. And so intent were they
that the knowledge of their greatness should descend to the ears of future
generations that they buried the accounts of their doings — we should often
call them misdoings — in the corner-stones of such buildings, so that they
have come down to us exactly in the state in which they were inserted.
From Babylonia this system of writing extended into most of the sur-
rounding countries. So extensive have been the finds that we can look into
the house and street life of the inhabitants. We have their letters, their school-
books, their school slates (if I may use such a term), their reports, personal
and official, and hundreds of thousands of their accounts. We get into inti-
mate connection with them in their daily life and have no need to rely upon
the vague and uncertain reports that have come down to us from other and
stranger sources.
More than this, we have recovered a part of their vast literature, — per-
haps only a small part, but yet one that shows us how much stock they laid
upon literary expression and how prominent a part it must have played among
the better portion of the population. Even collections of documents were not
unknown; often we find them hoarded together in the excavations made; and
one king at least went further and brought together a library of the literary
productions of his people. His name was Assurbanipal. He ruled about the
year 668 B. C. How^ many sided this literature was may be seen at a glance;
much of it was in poetic form, the metres of which wê are just beginning to
understand. Thus we have the various creation and cosmology myths, — in
which many scholars see the background for the story of the creation in our
Bible; the myth of Adapa, which belongs to the same category as our story
of Adam and Eve in Paradise; the wônderful Gilgamesh epic in twelve tablets
with its story of the Deluge and which is undoubtedly the original of our
Biblical poem; the tale of the descent of Ishtar, the goddess of love, to Hades,
the land of the dead, in search of Tammuz, the beloved of her youth. Then
we have large collections of hymns, prayers, — beautiful in expression and so
often beautiful in thought that we are unconsciously led to think of the Hebrew
Psalms. We have also incantations to the various gods and goddesses, on
a lower level of theology than the preceding, but evidence of the immense and
strong hold religion has always had upon the peoples of the near-east. Some
fragments even of wîsdom literature and of ethical considerations have come
down to us which show that ethical vision w-as not unknown to these ancients.
Perhaps even more important in many ways is the historical and judicial
literature, which must have been of very large extent and a goodly share of
which has been saved for us, so that we may read and study it at our leisure.
The historical literature is of various kinds, beginning with ordinary building

inscriptions and display inscriptions on rocks, through the elaborate annals
prepared by each king, up to a set of chronicles, and even what has well been
termed a synchronous history of the country. Actual annals seem to com-
mence wath the fourteenth century B. C; though we have reliable historical
data that go back to the first dynasty of Babylon, ca. 2500 B. C. Yet even
this is not the oldest point upon which we can fix our gaze. Relying upon a
statement made by a late Babylonian king, Nabunaid (w^hich need not be ques-
tioned), we know^ that he discovered in the year 550 B. C. a foundation stone
of a very early king, which stone takes us back into the fifth millennium B. C.
That these historical writings were regarded also from a literary point
of view is evident from their wording and from the general form in w^hich
they are couched. Yet another intent ran through their composition, which
intent is just as self-evident. They wêre meant to laud the kings who had
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them written and to elevate in men's minds the dynasties to which these kings
belonged. Accordingly at times they lack complete truth, as surely as do
many historical documents of our very own days. A son will take upon his
brow some of the glories that ought to rest upon that of his father. Battles,
revolutions — of which w'e know from other sources — will be concealed;
and, as regards the numbers slain or prisoners taken in a battle, an Assyrian

king is just as liable to prate unduly as is his modern counterpart. The various
editions through which some of the annals have passed — editions which have
come down to us — clearly show the accumulations gathered by the roadside.
Prof. Olmstead, in his interesting study of Assyrian Historiography, says:
"But what shall we say as to the accuracy of numbers in our documents when
one edition gives the total slain in a battle as 14,000, another as 20,500, the
next as 25,000, and the last as 29,000?. . . What shall we say when we find
that the reviser has transformed a booty of 1,235 sheep in his original into
a booty of 100,125?. . . So when Sennacharib tells us' that he took from
little Judah no less than 200,150 prisoners, and that in spite of the fact that
Jerusalem itself wâs not captured, we may deduct the 200,000 as a product
of the fancy of the Assyrian scribe, accept the 150 as somewhere near the
actual number captured and carried off." Both Babylonia and Assyria were
not less human than our modern Europeans
As important as is the historical is the law literature of these old peoples.
I do not refer simply to records of legal decisions, nor to business contracts,
properly attested, signed and sealed, just as we write them to-day, revealing
an evident love and desire that the forms of law should be duly and properly
remembered. I am referring to laws specified and ordered and set out in
proper and technical form. Fragments of such laws were found in the great
Museum, and published by Meissner in 1890. In 1892

collection at the British
he published further some old "private laws" of Babylon and concluded from
internal reasons that they went back to some earlier code which Delitzsch,
from historical considerations, connected with the greatest of the older Baby-
lonian kings, Hammurabi, who lived somewhere in the neighborhood of the
year 2260 B. C. The story continues to be as interesting as many such stories
are. Some few years later in December, 1901 — De Morgan, excavating —
at Susa. the ancient capital of Persia, came upon three large fragments of a
block of black diorite, forming a quarter part of a stele that must have been
some 2.25 metres in height. was a representation of
At the top of one side
this very king Hammurabi —
of whom Delitzsch had thought receiving a —
code of laws from the seated sun-god Shamash, much in the same fashion
as the ancient Hebrews believed their Moses had received one from Jehovah.
ASSYRIA AND P.ABVLONIA 7
Then followed a judicial code which, when complete, is estimated to have

contained "forty-nine columns of four thousand lines and about eight thousand
words." Another scholar, Scheil, soon found that the fragments published
by Meissner were in reality portions of the code copied from this very stele.
The story connected with this find is not only interesting as one of dis-
covery. — the stele had been captured when the old Elamites made a raid
upon Babylon and carried it off from the temple of jMarduk in which it stood
to their own city of Susa, where it waited some 4,000 years to be excavated
by the Frenchmen who set it up in Paris. It is a great landmark in the history
of civilization. The code deals with all possible relations of life in a sober
and most enlightened manner. Not without reason has it been called "the
oldest code of laws in the world." This in itself is of moment; but, when
we consider also that it bears definite relation to the code of ]\Ioses, we can
see that the Pentateuchal laws did not stand alone in ancient times, but that
they were part and parcel of a system of law^ which the near-east had developed
at so early a date as this. In one of his closing paragraphs, King Hammurabi
says: "In the days that are to come, for ever and ever, the king w^ho is in the
land shall attend to the words of righteousness which I have w-ritten upon my
monument. . . He shall rule his subjects, pronounce judgment, give decisions,
drive the wicked and evil doers from the land, and promote his people's pros-
perity." And then he proceeds to call down the curses of all the great gods
and goddesses upon such as should "not heed his words". . .curses which have
a very ominous sound just at this moment of the wôrld's history.

The influence of Babylonia and of Assyria is seen not only in the state
power that they built up, but in the fact that it was they and not their
competitors the Egyptians who furnished the international script for the
hither-Asia of those days. This is clearly proven by the individual cuneiform
documents found in various mounds in Palestine, at Tell-el-Hesy (Lachish)
by Bliss in 1891, at Taanak by Sellin in 1902, at Gezer by Macalister in 1904;
and most especially by the great find in 1888 at Tell-el-Amarna in Egypt. At

this last place more than three hundred tablets were discovered by a w'oman
hunting for antiques in what had been the palace of the great heretic king
Amenophis the Fourth (ca. 14B. C). Unfortunately their importance was
not recognized at the moment, and they journeyed several times between
Cairo and the chief capitals of Europe. Alany were destroyed, some were
intentionally broken up to be sold to tourists and finally about three hundred,
more or less damaged, went to grace public and private collections. The
importance of these tablets will be recognized when it is remembered that
they contain the correspondence of governors sent by Amenophis the Third
and the Fourth to rule over Palestine, Phenicia and Syria at the very time
when the Hittites and the Khabiri (by some supposed to be the Hebrews)
were breaking up this great colonial empire of Egypt in the north.
The influence of these Assyrians had proceeded even further up into
Asia Minor into that part which was afterwards known as Cappadocia. In
their attempts to found a Pan-Assyrian empire the kings ruling at Nineveh
had planted their armies up to the Aegean Sea, — just as their regal vanity
has left the signs of their coming upon the rocks overlooking the Sea and the
IMediterranean. Yet, though they did not succeed, their cultural influence
did extend into Asia ]\Iinor, into the very centre of the important Hittite
power. Not only are there tablets from Arzawa in the Tell-el-Amarna group,
but a number have been found also in Kara-Ujiik and in Boghaz Koi (1600
B, C.) which shows us that by the side of the real Hittite script used by rulers
;
for inscriptional and adornment purposes, the script of Assyria was the medium
of intercourse in the Hittite country itself. Who these Hittites were we do
not know exactly as yet. They have left us in southern Syria a large number
of royal inscriptions carved on stone — for the most part in relief — in a
hieroglyphic script, the key to which, strangely, has not yet been found. That
these Hittites were of importance, that they represented a power which both
Egypt and Assyria had to count and were so often at odds with, — of all this
there can be no doubt. They are first mentioned on Egyptian inscriptions

coming from the eighteenth dynasty (1503-1449 B. C); and they disquieted
the Egyptian colonial power by continually pressing forward from Cappadocia.
From all that we know we can say that at an early date they formed a large
empire extending from the Orontes to the Aegean Sea; and just as they had
come into contact with the Egyptians to the south, so also they collided with
the Assyrians when later they endeavored to push their arms too far towards
the west. From what has just been said it will be seen that much remains
in doubt in regard to these Hittites, — concerning their racial and historical
connections. But still greater doubt attaches itself to the particular portion
of the Hittite people who were called in the inscriptions Mitanni. They also
came into conflict with the Egyptians; and in the Tell-el-Amarna tablets we
have despatches that passed between them and the Hittite kings. The mystery
becomes still when we find that the names of the six Mitanni kings
deeper
which have been handed down to us are all difficult of connection philologically
with Semitic roots, but bear a strange likeness to Aryan ones. If we add to
this that among the divinities of these peoples were such Aryan gods as Indra,
Varuna and Mythra, we are led to conclude that we are here dealing wath
Aryan rather than with a Semitic people. The future that lies upon the lap
of .the gods must instruct us on our way through these intricacies of fact and
through these dilemmas of explanation.
Of all these varied interests' — private, collective and state — the works
and articles listed in the following catalogue treat. It will be seen at a glance
that the collection is a comprehensive one and — so far as is humanly possible
—a pretty complete one; and yet not so complete as the Library authorities
will have wished. Naturally, since the middle of 1914, the quiet intercourse
of libraries and booksellers, as well as of scholars, has been wo fully disturbed.
Recent publications in the enemy countries and in the semi-enemy lands are
entirely absent. — if any have been brought out. For that the Library is not
responsible; where that responsibility lies it is not for the writer to say at this
place.
The excellences of the catalogue — and I trust that it has some — are
due to the untiring, painstaking and accurate work of my assistant, Miss Pratt,
to whom I wish in this somewhat public manner to express my thanks.
— Richard Gottheil.
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A LIST OF REFERENCES IN THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY
Compiled by Ida A. Pratt

UxDER THE Direction of Richard Gottheil, Ph.D.
ORDER OF ARRANGEMENT
Bibliography. History — Continued Sumerian Literature and the
Periodicals. Assyria. sumerians.
Neo-Babylonia. Inscriptions.
General Works.
Discoveries and Excavations: Business Documents, Contract
General Works. Social Life. Tablets and Commerce.
Babylon. History of Literature.
Personal Names.
Dreiiem.
Nineveh. Law. Literature.
Nippur. Letters.
Science:
Description and Geography. Astronomy, Astrology and Religion.
Archaeology and Art: Mathematics. Cosmogony.
General Works. Botany and Zoology.
Cylinders and Seals. Divination, Magic and Omens.
Medicine.
Cale.ndar and Chronology. Metrology. assyriology and the bible.
History: Language and Script. Hittites.

General Works. Decipherment. Cappadocian Tablets.
Erech, Kish, Lagash, Ur, etc.
Babylonia. Sumerian Language. Mitanni Language.
Bibliography
Bezold, Carl. See British Aluseum. — his: A new boundary stone of Nebuchad-
Department of Egyptian and Assyrian An- rezzar I. Philadelphia, 1907. 8°. p. xiv-
tiquities. XXV.) * OCN

British Museum. — Department of Egyp- Hogg, Hope W. Survey of recent Assyri-
tian and Assyrian Antiquities. Catalogue ology. Period 2. Edinburgh: O. Schulze
of the cuneiform tablets in the Kouyunjik & Co., 1910. 8°. *OCK
collection of the British Museum, by C.
Jastrow, Morris, the younger. Bibliog-
Bezold. London: the trustees, 1889-99. 5
*OCL raphy. (In his: The religion of Babylonia
V. 4°.
and Assyria. Boston, 1898. 8". p. 703-
List of the titles of Assyriological works, v. 5, p.
2219-223L 738.) *R-*OCY
Supplement. By L. W. King. Johns, Claude Hermann Walter. Survey
London: the trustees, 1914. xxxviii p., 11., of the bibliography of the literature relat-
285 p., 1 1., 6 pi. 4°. * OCL ing to the code of Hammurabi. (In his:
Delitzsch, Friedrich. Litteratura. (In The relations between the laws of Baby-
his: Assyrian grammar. Berlin, 1889. 12°. lonia and the laws of the Hebrew peoples.
p. 53* -78*.) *OAC London, 1914. 8°. p. 65-91.) * OCS
Fossey, Charles. L'assyriologie en 1903- Kaulen, Franz. Litteratur. (In his: As-
07. (Journal asiatique. Paris, 1904-09. 8°. syrieii imd Babylonien nach den neuesten
serie 10. v. 4. p. 241-306; v. 8, p. 439^90; v. Entdcckungen. Freiburg im Breisgau.
9. p.5-48; V. 13, p. 179-223, 359-418; v. 14. p. 1882. 8°. p. 207-222.) * OCM
415-482.) * OAA King, Leonard William. See British Mu-
Hinke, William John. Bibliography of seum. —
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Bibliography, continued. Fund. Quarterly statement. London, 1900.
Muss-Arnolt, William. Recent contribu-

8°. 1900, p. 258-268.) * PWC
tions to Assyriology. (American journal Rogers, Robert William. Literature.
of Semitic languages and literatures. Chi- (In his: A history of Babylonia and As-
cago, 1906. 8°. V. 22, p. 272-286.) * OBA syria. New York [1915). 8°. v. 2, p. 577-
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INDEX
Assyrian and Babylonian literature, 89.

Assyriologische Bibliothek, 80.
Abel, Ludwig. Stuck einer Tafel aus dem Fund von Aures, Auguste;
el-Amarna, 94. Essai sur le systeme metrique assyrien, 62.
Abienzo, F. J. Los heteos, 116. £tude de la formation des mesures assyriennes, 62.
Adad-nirari I., king of Assyria. Inscription, 40. fitude de la formation des mesures itineraires, 62.
Adler, Cyrus: Ausgrabungen in Sendschirli, 116.
On death of Sennacherib, 45.
Report on section of Oriental antiquities in U. S.
National Museum, 20.
Views of Babylonians concerning life after B
death, 96.
Babelon, E. C. F.
Ainsworth, W. F. Researches in Assyria, 13.
Manual of Oriental antiquities, 20.
Aitken, W. E. M. Notes on collection of unpub-
Manuel d'archeologie orientale, 20.
lished inscriptions, 41.
Personal narra- Sec also Lenormant, Francois, and E. C. F. Babelon.
Albemarle (6. earl), G. T. Keppel.
Babyloniaca, 11.
tive of journey from India to England, 19.
Babylonian and Assyrian literature, 89.
Albright, W. F. Eighth campaign of Sargon, 45.
Babylonian chronicle, 37.
Allen, T. G. Sec Luckenbill, D. D., and T. G. Allen.
Babylonian & Oriental record, 11.
Allotte de la Fuye, F. M.
Babylonische Texte, 80.
Un cadastre de Djokha, 62. Ball, C. J.:
Documents presargoniques, 78, 80.
Accadian affinities, 64, 74.
En-e-tar-zi, patesi de Lagas, 33.
Babylonian deed of sale, 85.
En-gil-sa, patesi de Lagas, 33.
Babylonian hieroglyphs, 64.
£tat des deces survenus dans le personnel de la
Babylonian ritual text, 96.
deesse Bau, 96.
Bilingual hymn, 96.
Le gour saggal, 62.
Chinese and Sumerian, 74.
La mesure des volumes, 62.
Glimpses of Babylonian religion, 96.
Mesures agraires, 62.
Ideograms common to Accadian and Chinese, 74.
Mesures de capacite, 62.
Israel and Babylon, 110.
Notes sumeriennes, 78.
des tablettes
Light from East, 110.
Quelques particularites de I'ecriture
de I'epoque d'Urukagina. 33.
New Accadian, 74.
Les sceaux de Lougalanda, 25.
On compound heart ideogram, 64.
Semitic and Sumerian, 74.
Amalric, Jean. La condition de la femme, 54.
Sidelights on Sumerian, 74.
American journal of Semitic languages and litera-
Bang, Willy. Beitrage zur Erklarung der Achae-
tures, 11.
meniden-Inschriften, 49.
Amiaud, Arthur:
Banks, E. J.:
Esarhaddon II., 40.
Bible and spade, 110.
Une inscription cappadocienne expliquee, 121.
Bismya, 13.
Materiaux pour le dictionnaire, 64.
Bismya temple, 20, 21.
Les nombres ordinaux en assyrien, 57.
Eight oracular responses, 42.
Quelques observations sur les inscriptions des
Nebuchadnezzar cylinder, 25.
statues de Tell-loh, 34.
Oldest statue in the world, 21.
Simple coup d'ceil sur la bulle de lovanoff et sur
Plain stone vases from Bismya, 21.
les inscriptions heteennes, 116.
Mechineau. Tableau com- Seven wonders of ancient world, 15.
Amiaud, Arthur, and L.
Spurious antiquities in Bagdad, 21.
pare des ecritures babylonienne et assyrienne, 64.
Sumerisch-babylonische Hymnen, 103.
Anderson, J. G. C. New Hittite inscription, 116.
Terra-cotta vases from Bismya, 21.
Andrae, Walter:
Vase inscription, 80.
Der .\nu-.Adad-Tempel in Assur, 13.
Die Festungswerke von Assur, 13.
Who was Biblical Arioch?, 36.
Barreiros, Caspar. Censura in quendam auc-
Die Stelenreihen in Assur, 13.
toreni, 30.
Anspacher, A. S. Tiglath Pileser III., 47. Lecture litterale des hieroglyphes
Barrois, Joseph.
.Argentieri, Domenico. Jerusalem obsessa, 110. et des cuneiformes, 64.
Ashurbanipal Barth, Jakob:
Annals, 40. Babel und israelitisches Religionswesen, 110.
Assurbanipal und die letzten assyrischen Konige, 40. Babyl.-assyr. raa-mu, 64.
Inschriften, 40. Das Nominalpriifix na ini Assyrischen, 64.
Inscription, 40. Das semitische Perfect im Assyrischen, 64.
Prayer, 96. Verschiebung der Liquidae im Assyrischen, 64.
Un texte inedit, 40. Zum assyrischen Lexikon, 64.
Two edicts, 40. Barton, G. .\.:
An unpublislied text, 41 Ancient Babylonian expressions of religious
Zwei Erlasse Kfinig Asurbanabal's, 41. spirit. 96.
Ashur-nasir-pal, king of Assyria: Androgynous Babylonian divinity, 96.
Inschriften, 41. Another Babylonian ledger account, 85.
Les inscriptions, 41. Archaeology and Bible, 110.
On a recently discovered text, 41. Babylonian ledger account, 85.
Assyrian. Exercise sheet, 64. Babylonian tablets, 80.
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Barton, G. A., continued: Bezold, Carl, continued
Expression sa-dug, 74. Ueber keilinschriftliche Beschreibungen babylo-
Haverford Library collection of cuneiform tab- nisch-assyrischcr Giittertypen, 96.
lets, 85. Verbalsjiffixformen, 64.
riilprecht's fragment of Babylonian dehige Zwei assyrische Bcrichte, 92, 108.
story, 106. Billcrbeck, Adolf: _
Interpretation of archaic tablet, 80. Geogra|)hische ITntersuchungen, 19. V
Kugler's criterion, 27. Das .Sandschak Sulcimania, 19.
New collation of Ulau monuments, 80. Billerbeck. -Xdolf, and I-'riedrich Dclitzsch. Die
Notes on archaic inscription, 80. Palasttore Salmanassars IL, 21.
On etymology of Ishtar, 64. Billcrbeck, .\dolf, and .Mfred Jeremias. Der Untcr-
On old Babylonian letter addressed to "Lush- gang Nineveh's, 16.
taniar," 91. Birdwood. Sir G. C. M. Empire of Hittites, 116.
Origin and development of Babylonian writing, 64. Bischoff, Erich. Babylonisch-.Astrales im VVeltbilde
Origin of some cuneiform signs, 64. des Talmud, 57.
Peculiar use of ilani, 64. Bissing, F. W. von. Beitriige zur Geschichte der as-
Semitic Istar cult, 96. syrischen Skulptur, 21.
Some contracts of Persian period, 85. Blackburn, John. Nineveh, 16.
Some notes on Bl;ui monuments, 80. Boehl, F. M. T. Die Sprache der .\marnabriefe, 94.
Still another Babylonian ledger, 85. Boellenruecher, Josef. (Jebete und Ilymnen an Ner-
Sumerian business and administrative documents, gal, 97.
78, 85. Boissier, Alfred
Tamniuz and Osiris, 96. Choix de textes relatifs a la divination, 108.
Tiamat, 105. Deux documents assyriens relatifs aux presages, 108.
Basmadjian, K. J.
"
A propos des deux sceaux heteens, Deux fables assyriennes, 89.
116. Deux fragments des annales de Salmanasar IL, 46.
Baudissin, W. W., Graf. Tanimuz bei den Harran- Documents assyriens relatifs a la magie, 108.
ern, 96. Documents assyriens relatifs aux presages, 108.
Baumstark, Anton. Babylon, 15. Documents relatifs a Shamash-shum-ukin, 40.
Behrens, Emil: latromantique, physiognomonie et palmomantique,
.\ssyrisch-babylonische Briefe, 91. 108.
Miszellen, 64. Liste de plantes medicinales, 61.
Beitraege zur Assyriologte, 11. M. Jastrow: Die Religion Babyloniens, 99.
Belck, Waldemar, and F. F. K. Lehmann-Haupt. Materiaux pour I'ctude de la religion, 97.
Ein neuer Herrscher von Chaldia, 37. Notes d'assyriologie, 12.
Belser, C. W. Babylonische Kudurru-Inschriften. 85. Notes assyriologiques, 110.
Berens, R. H. Babylonian tablets of Berens collec- Notice sur quelques monuments assyriens, 21.
tion. 78. 85. Presagts fournis par certains insectes, 108.
Berger, Philippe: Les presages de Sargon, 108.
Le code d'Hammourabi, 54. Boll, Fr. Zur babylonischen Planetenordnung, 58.
Les origines babyloniennes de la poesie sacree des Bonavia, E.
Hebreux, 110. Bananas and melons, 61.
Berosus: Cone-fruit. 61.
Berossos oder Chaldaische -Mterthiinier, 30. Sacred trees of .\ssyria, 61.
Berosus Chaldseus fragmenta, 30. Sacred trees of Assyrian monuments, 61.
Berry, G. R. Letters of R'" 2 collection, 91. Some un-noticed plants. 61.
Bertin. George: Bonomi, Joseph. Nineveh and its palaces, 16.
Abridged grammars of languages of cuneiform in- Booth, A. J. Discovery and decipherment of trilingual
scriptions, 64, 74. cuneiform inscriptions, 72..
Akkadian precepts, 50. Bork, Ferdinand. Die Mitannisprache, 121.
-Assyrian numerals, 57. Bornand, Roger. Babylone et la Bible, 110.
Babylonians at home, 50. Bosanquet, J. W.
L'incorporation verbale en accadien, 74. Chronology of reigns of Tiglath Pileser, Sargon, 27.
Notes on Assyrian and Akkadian pronouns, 64, 74. Correctio;is of canon of Ptolemy, 27.
L'ordre syntactique en sumero-accadien, 74. Cyrus the .Second. 49.
Origin and development of cuneiform syllabary, 64. On date of fall of Nineveh, 30.
Pre-Akkadian Semites, 74. Synchronous history, 41.
Suggestions on formation of Semitic tenses, 64. Boscawen, W. St. C.
Suggestions on voice-formation of Semitic verb, 64. Babylonian canals, 19.
Besta, Enrico. Le leggi di Hammurabi, 54. Babylonian dated tablets, 27.
Bezold, Carl: Babylonian and Jewish festivals, 110.
Die Achamenideninschriften, 49. Babylonian land grant, 85.
Akkadisch, 74. Babylonian legend of serpent-tempter, 89.
Astronomic, 57. Babylonian medicine. 61.
Die babylonisch-assyrische Literatur, 89. Babylonian witchcraft, 108.
Babylonisch-assyrische Religion, 96, Beginnings of Chaldean civilisation, 37.
Die babylonisch-assyrischcn Keilinschriften, 110. Bible and monuments, 110.
Die Fortschritte der Keilschriftforschung, 72. British Museum lectures, 12.
Ein Fragment zu S", 64. Campaign of Sargon II. 45. ,
Die Kulturwelt des alten Orients, 30. Cuneiform inscriptions, 110.

Kurzgefasster t'berblick iiber die babylonisch-as- First of empires, 37.
syrische Literatur, 89. "From under the dust of ages," 12.
Ninive und Babylon, 15, 16. Hymn to Gilgamcs, 97.

On two duplicates of "Babylonian chronicle." 37. Inscriptions relating to Belshazzar, 47.
Prolegomena zu einer babylonisch-assyrischen Gram- Kerubim in Eden, 97.
matik, 64. Legend of tower of Babel, 110.
Some unpublished cuneiform syllabaries, 64. Letters of Khammurabi, 92.
Ueber Keilinschriften, 80. Making of Nineveh, 16.
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W. St.
Boscawcii, C continued Bruennow, R. E., and others:
Correspondancc sumerologiiiue, 74.
Monuments and inscriptions on rocks at Nalir-el-
Kelb, 13. Opinions et observations sur le sumerien, 74.
New Babylonian inscription, 48. Brugi, Biagio. Le leggi di Hammurabi, 54.
Notes on ancient Assyrian bronze sword, 80. Brummer, Vincent:
Notes on Assyrian religion, 97. Early Chaldean incantation, 108.
Notes on Babylonian legal and commercial inscrip- Die sumerischen Verbal-.Afformative, 74.
tions, 53. Buckingham, J. S. Travels in Assyria, Media and
Notes on religion and mythologfy, 97. Persia, 19.
Oldest bank in world. 85. Budde, Karl:
On early Chaldean inscription, 80. Das Alte Testament und die Ausgrabungen, 111.
On some early Babylonian inscriptions, SO. Was soil die Gemeinde aus dem Streit um Babel
Southern Palestine, 94. und Bibel lernen?. 111.

Statue of Gudea, 34. Budge, E. A. T. W.:
Tel el-Amarna tablets, 94. Assyrian incantations to fire and water, 108.
Boscheron, Achille. Babylone et la Bible, 54, 110. Assyrian texts, 41.
Babylonian life, 50.
Boson, Giustino:
History of Esarhaddon, 42.
Alcuni nomi di pietre nelle iscrizioni assiro-babi-
lonesi, 65.
On cuneiform despatches, 94.
I metalli e le pietre nelle iscrizioni sumero-assiro-
On some recently acquired Babylonian tablets, 85.
Budge, E. A. T. W., and L. W. King. Annals of
babilonesi, 65.
kings of Assyria, 42.
Botta, P. E.:
Bunsen, E. von. Biblische Gleichzeitigkeiten oder
Lettres. 13.
uebereinstimmende Zeitrechnung bei Babyloniern
Lettres sur ses decouverts a Ninive, 16. und Hebraern, 111.
M. Botta's letters on discoveries at Nineveh, 16.
Memoire sur I'ecriture cuneiforme, 72.
Monument de Ninive, 16.
Bourdais, abbe. Dates sur la sphere celeste, 58.
Boussac, Hippolyte. Iconographie zoologique, 21.
Boutf lower, Charles:
Cambyses. Inschriften, 49.
On meaning of word "asitu," 65. Campbell, John:
On not uncommon rendering of word ikallu, 65.
Hittites, 116.
Bradner, Lester, the younger: Khitan languages, 117.
Classification of sentences in Sennacherib inscrip- Proposed reading of Davenport tablet, 117.
tion, 45. Translation of principal Hittite inscriptions, 117.
Order of sentence, 65.
Campos Novaes, J. de. As origens chaldeanas do
Brandis, Johannes: judaismo, 111.
Das Miinz-, Mass-, und Gewichtswesen, 62. Cantor, M. Babylonische Quadratwurzeln, 58.
Rerum .\ssyriarum tempora emendata, 12, 41. Cara, C. de. Identificazione d'Iside e d'Osiride con
Uber den historischen Gewinn aus der Entzif- Istar ed Asur, 97.
ferung, 30. Carnoy, A. J. Iranian views of origins, 105.
Breasted, J. H. When did Hittites enter Palestine?. Cams. Paul
116. Assyrian poems, 97.
British Museum. —
Department of Egyptian and As- Babylonian Good Friday, 97.
syrian Antiquities: Cavaniol, Henry. Les monuments en Chaldee, 13.
Assyrian antiquities. Guide to Kouyunjik gal- Chantre, Ernest. Recherches archeologiques dans
lery, 21. I'Asie occidentale, 117, 121.
Assyrian antiquities. Guide to Nimroud Central Charles, B. B.
Saloon, 21. Hittite inscriptions, 117.
Assyrian sculptures, 21. Search for Ilittite.s, 117.
Babylonian boundary-stones, 85. Cheyne. T. K. Babylon and Bible, 111.
Bronze reliefs from gates of Shalnianeser, 21. Chiarini, L. Fragment d'astronomie chaldcenne, 58.
Carchemish, 116. Chiera, Edward:
Catalogue of cuneiform tablets. 10. Legal and administrative documents from Nippur,
Chaldean account of deluge, 105. 52, 53, 78.
Creation series, tablets, 105. Lists of personal names, 52.
Cuneiform texts, 80. Chipiez, Charles. See Perrot, Georges, and Charles
Guide, 21. Chipiez.
Old Babylonian letters, 92. Chossat, E. de:
Brockelmann, Karl. Wesen und Ursprung des Epony- Repertoire assyrien, 65.
mats. 27. Repertoire sumerien, 75.
Christian, \'iktor:
Brown, Francis: ^
Ergiinznngen und Bemerkungen zu S", S**, §'•1,
Assyriology, 110.
Sabbath in cuneiform records, 110.
und S*^, 65.
Die Namcn der assyrisch-babylonischen Keilschrift-
Brown, H. C. Historical bases of religions primi-
zeichen, 65.
tive, no. Decouvertes dans mines de
Circourt, A. de. les
Brown, Robert, the younger: Ninive, 16.
Euphratean circle, 58. Clay, A. T.
Euphratean stellar researches, 58. Amurru, 111.
Remarks on Euphratean astronomical names, 58. Aramaic indorsements, 85.
Remarks on tablet of thirty stars, 58. Art of Akkadians, 21.
Bruennow, R. E. Business documents of Murashii Sons of Nip-
.Assyrian hymns, 97. pur, 85.
Classifiedlist of all cuneiform ideographs, 65. Documents from temple archives of Nippur, 85.
Indices zu meiner "Classified list," 65. Ellil. 97.
Die Mitani-Sprache, 121. Inscriptions of Nebuchadnezzar and Naram Sin, 80.
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Legal and commercial transactions, 52, 53, 85. Note sur les poids assyro-babyloniens, 62.
Miscellaneous inscriptions, 78, 81. Traite pratique des poids et mesures, 62.
Origin and real name of Nin-ib, 97. Dcdckind, .Alexander. Die Wiener Statue des Nama-
Personal names, 52. rut, 21.
Professor Ililprecht's recent excavations, 18. Dciniel, .\ntoiiius:
Sec also Ililprecht, II. V., and .\. T. Clay. Pantheon Babylonicum, 97.
Clercq, L. de. Collection de Clercq; catalogue, 25. Studicn zu CT, I, III, V, VII, IX und X, 80.
Cnoop Koopmans, Wopko. Disputatio historico- \'eteris Testamenti chronologia, 27, 111.
critica de Sardanapalo, 41. Vocabularium Suniericum ad tcxtus archaicos, 75.
Cobern, C. M. Moses and Hammurabi, 54. Delaporte, Louis:
C'olin, Georg. Die Gesetze Hammurabis, 54. Catalogue des cylindres, 25.
Catalogue du Musee Guimet, 25.
Combe, fttienne. Histoire du culte de Sin, 97.
Le cylindrecachet, 25.
Condamin, Albert: Le cylindre royal, 25.
Abraham et Ilammonrabi, 54, 111.
Les cylindres orientaux, 25.
La Bible et I'assyriologie, 111.
Cylindres royaux, 25.
Conder, C. R. Document matheiiiatique, 58.
Dusratta's Ilittite letter, 117. La glyptique de I'.Vssyrie, 21.
Hittites, 117. La glyi)tique de Sumer et d'.Akkad, 21.
Notes on .\kkadian, 75. Noms theophores en Assyrie, 97.
Notes on Ilittite writing. 117. Notes de glyptique orientale, 21.
Recent Hittite discoveries, 117. Notes de metrologie assyrienne. 62.
Contenau, Georges: Les sept sceaux d'une enveloppe datee de Samsu-
Contribution a I'histoire economique d'Unima, 86. ihuia, 25.
La cour et la maisonnee d'un patesi d'Umma, 33. Tablettes de comptabilite chaldeenne, 86.
La deesse nue babylonienne, 97. Tablettes de Dreheni, 16.
Tablettes de comptabilite relatives a I'industrie du Delattre, A. J.:
cuivre, 86. A-mur-ri ou a-har-ri?, 65.
Tablettes de comptabilite relatives a I'industrie du Azirou, 94.
vetement, 86. Les Chaldeens, i7
Cook, S. A. Laws of Moses and code of Ham- Coup d'ceil sur la civilisation, 30.
murabi, 54, 111. Les inscriptions historiques de Ninive, 17, 30.
Cowley, ^\. Notes on Hittite hieroglyphic inscrip- Lettres de Tell el-.\marna, 94.
tions, 117. Oracles given in favour of Esarhaddon, 42.
Craig, J. A.: Les Pseudo-Hebreux dans les lettres de Tell el-
Assyrian and Babylonian religious texts, 97. .Xn'nvna. 94.
Astrological-astronomical texts, 58. Quel j'.rs lettres assyriennes, 92.
Babylonian Istar-epic, 90. Quelqucs lettres de Tell el-.\marna, 94.
Cros,- Gaston. Mission frangaise de Chaldee, cam- Reponse au plaidoyer de H. Winckler, 37.
pague de 1903, 13. Trois lettres de Tell el-.Amarna, 94.
Cugnin, Louis. Catalogue des cylindres, 25. Delitzsch, Friedrich:
Cull, Richard. Assyrian verbs, 65. Assyrian grammar, 65.
Cumont, Franz. Comment les Grecs connurent les Assyriologische Notizen zum .Mten Testament, 111.
tables lunaires, 58. Assyrische Lesestiicke, 65.
Cuc], Edouard: Assyrische Studien, 65.
Commentaire juridique d'un jugement, 57. Assyrisches Handworterbuch, 65.
Le droit babylonien, 53. Assyrisches Worterbuch, 65.
Le droit de gage en Chaldee, 53. Asurbanipal, 41.
Essai sur I'organisation judiciaire de la Chaldee, 53. Babel und Bibel. UK
fetudes sur les contrats, 86. Babel and Bible, 111.
Un proces criminel a Babylone, 53. Babel und Bibel: ein Riickblick und Ausblick, 111.
Cyrus the Great: Babylon, IS.
Inschrift auf dem Thoncylinder, 49. Das babylonische Weltschopfungscpos, 105.
Inschriften, 50. Beitrage zur Entziffcrung und Erklarung der kap-
Notes on newly-discovered clay cylinder, 50. padokischen Keilschrifttafeln, 121.
On a cuneiform inscription, 50. Beitrage zur Erklarung der babylonisch-assyrischen
Brieflitteratur. 92.
Bemerkungen zu einigen altbabylonischen Konigs-
und Persoiiennanien. 37.
Der Berliner Merodachbaladan-Stein, 86.
Discoveries in Mesopotamia, 13.
T).,C. H. S. .Ancient Babylonian law, 53. Die Entstehvmg des iiltesten Schriftsystems, 65.
Daiches, Samuel: Esagila, 97.
-Mtbabylonische Rechtsurkunden, 54. Grundziige der sumerischen Gramniatik, 75.
Job xxvi, 12-13 and Babylonian story of creation, Handel, Recht und Sitte im alten Babylonien,
105. 38. 50.
Zur Erklarung des Hammurabi-Codex, 54. Handel und Wandel in Altbabylonien, 51, 86.
Dareste de la Chavanne, Rodolphe. Le code baby- Hebrew language, 66.
lonien, 54. Im Lande des einstigen Paradieses, 19.
Darius I., king of Persia: Das Land ohne Heimkehr, 97.
Inschriften, 50. Litteratura. 10.
Sculptures and inscription of Darius, 50. Nachtragliches zu O. E. Hagens Cyrus-Texten, 50.
Davies, T. W. Magic, divination and demonology, Notizen zu den neubabylonischen Kontraktta-
108. feln, 86.
Davis, A. Lecture on remarkable discoveries made Sumerisch - akkadisch hettitische
- Vokabularfrag-
in East, 17. mente. 66.
Davis, J. D. Gods of Shirpuria, 97. Sumerisches Glossar, 75.
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Dclitzscli, Fricdrich. Evans, George. Essay on Assyriology, 12.
Ein Thonkegel Sinidinnam's, 81. Evetts, B. T. A.:
Wo lag das Paradies?, 111. Inscriptions, 47.
Zur juristischen Litteratur Babyloniens, S3. New light on Bible, 111.
Zusatzbenierkungen zu Nagels Abhandlung iiber
Kings Ilammurabi-Briefe, 92.
See also Billerbeck. Adolf, and Friedrich Delitzsch.
Demuth, Liidwig. Fiinfzig Rechts- und Verwaltungs- F
urkunden, 86.
Dennefeld, Ludwig. Babylonisch-assyrische Geburts- Farnell, L. R. Greece and Babylon, 98.
Omina. 61, 108. Farr, Edward. History of Assyrians, 30.
Dhornie, Paul: Fehr, Hans. Ilammurapi, 54.
Choix de textes religieux, 97. Fergusson, James. Palaces of Nineveh, 21.
La langue de Canaan, 94. Feuchtwang, D. Studien zum babylonischen Rechts-
Nin-ib. 97. wesen, 53.
Les noms propres babyloniens, 52. Figulla, II. IT.:
Les plus anciens noms de personnes, 52. Altbabylonische Vertrage, 86.
La souveraine des dieux, 97. Der Briefwechsel Belibni's historische Urkun-
Tablette rituelle neo-babylonienne, 97. den, 92.
Tablettes de Drehem a Jerusalem, 16. Fischer, Heinrich, and A. Wiedemann. Ueber baby-
Dieckmann, Chr. Das Gilgamis-Epos, 90. lonische "Talismane," 108.
Dienemann, Max. Sumerisch-babylonische Ilymnen, Fisher, C. S.
103. Architecture of Nippur, 18.
Dieulafoy, Marcel. Temple de Bel-Marduk, 21. Mycenaean palace at Nippur, 18.
Documents religieux, 97. Flach, Jacques:
Dodd, L F. Ancient capital, 117. Le code de Hammourabi, 54.
Dolley, C. S. Thyrsos of Dionysos, 21. La propriete collective en Chaldee, 54.
Dorow, Wilhelm. Die assyrische Keilschrift, 72. Flemming, Johannes. Sir Henry Rawlinson und
Duerst, Ulrich. Quelques ruminants sur des ceuvres seine Verdienste um die Assyciologie, 13.
d'art asiatiques, 21. Floigl, Victor:
Dumon, Raoul. Notice sur la profession de mede- Die Chronologic der Bibel, 27.
cin, 62. Cyrus und Herodot, 50.
Duncan, G. S. Fluegel, Maurice. Ilinnanity, benevolence and char-
Art of Sumerians, 21. ity legislation, 54, 111.
Babylonian legal and business docimients, 53, 86. Foertsch, Wilhelm:
Code of Moses and code of Hammurabi, 54. Altbabylonische Texte aus Drehem, 16.
Duncker, Max: Religionsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen zu den
Geschichte des Alterthums, 30. altesten babylonischen Inschriften, 98.
History of antiquity, 30. Fontane, Marius. Les Asiatiques, 43.
Dvorak, Rudolf. Ueber "tinuru," 66. Foote, T. C. Cherubim and ark. 111.
Dykes, D. O. Code of Hammurabi, 54. Fossey, Charles:
L'assyriologie en 1903-07, 10.
Contribution au dictionnaire sumerienassyrien,
65, 75.
E La deesse "Aruru," 98.
£tudes assyriennes, 66.
Eannatum. Le galet A d'Eanadou, 33. £tudes sumeriennes, 75.
Ebeling, Erich: Le magie assyrienne, 108.
Altbabylonische Briefe, 92. Manuel d'assyriologie, 12.
Das \'erbum der El-Amarna-Briefe, 94. Les permutations des consonnes en sumerien, 75.
Edkins, Joseph: Presages tires des naissances, 108.
Accadian and Chinese, 75. La question sumerienne, 75.
.Vccadian origin of Chinese writing, 75. Textes assyriens et babyloniens relatifs a la divi-
Sumerian vocabulary, 75. nation, 108.
Eisenlohr, August: Textes babyloniens inedits, 81.
Ein altbabylonischer Felderplan, 62. Textes inedits, 81.
Ueber altbabylonische Maassbezeichnung, 62. Textes magiques assyriens, 108.
Entemena. Le cone historique, 33. See also Scheil, J. V., and Charles Fossey.
"Enunia Elis," 105. Frank, Karl:
Epping, Joseph. Astronomisches aus Babylon, 58. Babylonisch-assyrische Kunst, 22.
Epping, Joseph, and J. N. Strassmaier: Babylonische Beschworungs reliefs, 22.
Babylonische Mondbeobachtungen, 58. Bemerkungen und Beitrage zur Kudurru-Forsch-
Xeue babylonische Planeten-Tafeln, 58. ung, 86.
Der Saros-Canon, 27. Bilder und Symbole babylonisch-assyrischer Cot-
Erbt, Wilhelm. Von Jerusalem nach Rom, 111. ter, 98.
Ermoni, V. Le panbabylonisme, 98. Kripfe babylonischer Diimonen, 22.
Esarhaddon, king of Assyria: Studien zur babylonischen Religion, 98.
Die Bauinschriften Asarbaddons, 42. Das Symbol der Gottin Gestinna, 98.
Cylinder B of Esarhaddon inscriptions, 42. Zu babylonischen Beschworungstexten, 108.
Historical inscription, 42. Fraser, Mesopotamia and Assyria, 43.
B.
J.
Inschrift Asarhaddon's, 42. Fresnel, Fulgence. Lettre a M. J. Mohl, 22.
Inschriften Asarhaddon's, 42.
Friedrich, Thomas. Altbabylonische Urkunden, 86.
Inscriptions d'Assaraddon, 42.
Letter of Esarhaddon, 42. Fries, Carl. Studien zur Odyssee, 98.
Le prisnie S d'Assaraddon, 42. Fritsch, Gustav. Volkerdarstelluhgen auf den alt-
Some unpublished inscriptions, 42. jigyptischen und assyrischen Denkmiilern, 22.
Transliteration and translation of cylinder A, 42. Fullerton, Kemper. Invasion of Sennacherib, 45.
Eulenburg, O. zu. Von Asdod nach Ninive, 98. Funk, Salomon. Bibel und Babel, 111.
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Grotefend, G. F., continued
Bemerkungen zur Inschrift eines Thongef.Hsses mit
niiiivitischer Keilschrift, 17, 72.
Galgoczy, Joliann: Die Erbaucr der Palaste in Khorsabad und Kuj-
Sumirisch-graniniatisclie Erorterungen, 75. jundshik, 17.
Sitniirisch-graniiiiatisclie Miszellcn, 75. Erlauterung des Anfangs der babylonischen In-

Gall, A. von. Die alttcstanieiitliche Wissenschaft schrift, 72.
und (lie keiliiischriftliche ForschuTig, 111. Erlauterung der babylonischen Keilinschriften, 72.
Ciarstang, John. Land of Hittites, 117. Erlauterung ciniger Urkunden in babylonischer
Gatschet, A. S. Historic documents, 94. Keilschrift, 73.
Gautier, J. ft. Arciiives d'une famille de Dilbat, 81. Erlauterung des Inschrift aus den Oberzimmern in
Geere, H. V.: Nimrud, 73.
American excavations at Xippur, 18. Erlauterung zweier Ausschreiben des Koniges Ne-
By Nile anil Euphrates, l,i. bukadiiezar, 49.
GeUiart. G. C. ()n Dr. Ilincks's "Permansive Neue Beitrage zur Erlauterung der babylonischen
tense," 66. Keilschrift, 73.
Gelderen, C. van. Ausgewahlte babylonisch-assy- Remarks on wedge inscriptions, 73.
rische Briefe, 92. Die Tributverzeichnisse des Obelisken aus Nim-
Genouillac, II. de: rud, 73.
Ancienne stele de victoire, 33. Das Zeitalter des Obelisken aus Nimrud, 17.
Une cite du Bas-Euphrate, 22. Grothe, Hugo. Bemerkungen zu einigen Denkmal-
Contrat en forme, 86. statten und Denkmalern hcttitischer Kuiist, 117.
Inscriptions diverses, 81. Gudea. [Cylinder inscriptions, te.xts and transla-
Notes lexicographiques, 66. tions,] 34.
Tablettes de Drehem, 16. Gumpach, J. von. Die Zeitrechnung der Baby-
Tablettes sumeriennes, 51, 78. lonier, 27.
Tablettes d'Ur, 34, 86. Gunkel, Herman:
Textes juridiques, 53. Israel and Babylon, 112.
\'ocabulaire suniero-babylonien, 75. Die jiidische und die babylonische Schopfungsge-
Giesebrecht, Franz. Frieda fiir Babel und Bibel, schichte, 106.
111. Schopfung und Chaos in Urzeit und Endzeit, 112.
Gilbert, Otto. Babylons Gestirndienst, 58, 98. Gutbrod. G. J. F. Lêber die wahrscheinliche Lebens-
Ginzel. F. K. dauer der assyrisch-babylonischen Sprache, 66.
Die astronomischen Kenntnisse der Babylonier, 58. Guyard, Stanislas:
Handbuch der mathematischen und technischen Bulletin critique de la religion assyro-babylo-
Chronologic, 27. nienne, 98.
Gleye, A. Hettitische Studien, 117. Notes assyriologiques, 66.
Glossner, M. Zur Bibel- und Babelfrage, 111. Notes de lexicographic assyrienne, 66.
Gobineau, J. A., comte de. Traite des ecritures Nouvelles notes de lexicographie assyrienne, 66.
cuneiformes, 66. Questions sumero-accadiennes, 75.
Godbey, A. H. Guynn, R. M. Omen text dealing with houses, 108.
Chirography of Hammurabi code, 54.
Deuteronomy and Hammurabi code, 54.
Esarhaddon succession. 42.
Notes on some officials of Sargonid period, 43.
Place of code of Hammurabi, 54. H
Political, religious, and social antiquities, 92.
Rab-sitirte, 66. Haerdtl, E. von. Astronomische Beitrage, 27.
Goeje, M. J. de. Zur historischen Geographic Baby- Hagen, O. E. Keilschrifturkundcn zur Geschichte
loniens. 19. des Konigs Cyrus, 50.
Goldschmied, Leopold. Der Kampf um Babel-Bibel, Hager, Joseph:
112. Dissertation on newly discovered Babylonian in-
Goodspeed, G. S. History of Babylonians, 30. scriptions, 73.
Gosse, P. H. Assyria, 51. Illustrazione d'uno zodiaco orientale, 58.
Gottheil, R. J. H.: Haigh. D. H.:
Building inscription. 49. Annals of Assurbanipal, 41.
Figfurines of Syro-Hittite art, 117. Comparative chronology, 27.
Gray, C. D. Halevy, Joseph:
Hymn to Samas, 98. Analyse comparative de quelques phonemes sume-
Samas religious texts, 98. riens, 75.
Some unpublished religious texts, 98. Analyses sumeriennes, 75.
Gray, L. H.: AperQU grammatical de I'allographie assyro-baby-
Kai Lohrasp and Nebuchadrezzar, 49. lonienne, 75.
Stylistic parallels, 90. L'n aveu de M. L'ngnad, 75.
Gregory. John. .\ssyrian monarchy, 43. Babylone dans I'Avesta, 38.
Gressmann, Hugo: Balthasar et Darius, 47.
Altorientalische Texte und Bilder, 112. La chute du "w" apres une consonne, 66.
See also Ungnad. Arthur, and Hugo Gressmann. Le code d'Hammourabi, 54.
Grimm, K. J. Polychrome lion, 22. La correspondance d'Amenophis III, 95.
Grimme, Hubert: La date du recit yahweiste de la creation, 112.
Das Gesetz Chammurabis, 54, 112. La decouverte d'un criterium sumerien, 75.
"Unbewiesenes," 112. Des mots sumeriens dans la Bible, 75.
Grivel, Josef. Nemrod, 66. Deux hymnes sumeriens, 98.
Grotefend, G. F.: Deux problemes assyro-semitiques, 66.
Anlage und Zerstcirung der Gebaude zu Nim- Deux specimens de philologie sumero-turque, 75.
rud, 17. Encore I'inventeur d'un criterium sumerien, 75.
Bemerkungen zur Inschrift eines Thongefasses mit L'etoile nommee Kakkab Mesri, 58.
babylonischer Keilschrift, 72. Investigations grammaticales sumeriennes, 75.
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Halci'y. Joscfh, continual Harfcr, R. F., continued
Lectures erronees a corriger avis aux sunie- Kh. collection of Babylonian antiquities, 22.
ristes, 75. Letters of Rm. 2 collection. 92.
M. C. P. Tiele et la question sumerienne, 75. List of signs, numerals and erasures in code of
M. L. W. King et le probleme sunierien, 31. Hammurabi, 54.
Mots seniitiques nieconnus, 66. Notes on code of Hammurabi, 54.
La naissance du sunierien, 75. Some corrections to texts, 42.
Notes assyrtologiques, 66. Harrison, J. E. Introductory studies in Greek art, 22.
Notes de grammaire sumerienne, 75. Haupt, Paul:
Notes de lexicographie assyrienne, 66. Die akkadische Sprache, 76.
Notes sunieriennes, 75. Akkadische und sumerische Keilschrifttexte, 79, 81.
Notes sumero-hongroises, 76. Assyr. ramku, 66.
La nouvelle evolution de I'accadisnie, 76. Assyrian e-vowel, 66.
Nouvelles considerations sur le syllabaire cunei- Assyrian phonology, 66.
fornie, 66. Der assyrische Name des Potwals, 66.
Obsen-ations critiques sur les pretendus Toura- Das babylonische Nimrodepos, 90.
niens de la Babylonie, 76. Beginning of Babylonian Nimrod epic, 90.
L'origine des ecritures cuneiforme. 66. Cuneiform account of deluge, 106.
Precis d'allographie assyro-babylonienne, 76. Dimensions of Babylonian ark, 106.
La pretendue langue d'Accad, 76. Einige Verbesserungen und Nachtrjige zu meinen
Les pretendus eniprunts cosmogoniques dans la Akkadischen und sumerischen Keilschrifttex-
Bible, 112. ten, 79.
Les pretendus mots "sumeriens" empruntes en Ergebnisse einer erneuten Collation der Izdubai^
assyrien, 76. Legenden, 90.
Le profit historique des tablettes d'el-Amarna, 95. Immeru, Schaf, und iiru, Pferd, 66.
Ouelques hymnes sumero-babyloniens, 98. Introductory lines of cuneiform account of deluge,
Recherches critiques sur l'origine de la civilisation 106.
babylonienne, 38. Name Istar. 67.
La religion des anciens Babyloniens, 103. On etymology of mutninu, 67.
Le royaunie hereditaire de Cyrus, 50. On two passages of Chaldean flood-tablet, 106.
La stele des vautours, 33. Some Assyrian etymologies, 67.
Sumeriens et Semites, 78. Sunierian tu, dove, 76.
Le sumerisme, 79. Die sumerisch-akkadische Sprache, 76.
Sumerisme et africanisme, 76. Die sumerischen Familiengesetze, 79.
Le sumerisme dans I'lnde, 79. t)ber das assyrische Nominalprafix na, 67.
Sur la date de Sargon I'""'., 36. Uber die beiden Halbvocale u und i, 67.
Le systeme sumero-astral, 58. Uber den Halbvocal u im Assyrischen, 67.
Les tablettes greco-babyloniennes, 79. Xenophon's account of fall of Nineveh, 17.
Les textes cuneiformes, 81. Zur assyrischen Nominallehre, 67.
Textes religieux, 98. Die zwolfte Tafel des babylonischen Nimrod-
Traits caracteristiques de la langue sumerienne, 76. Epos, 90.
Verbes composes sumeriens, 76. Hawkins, C. J. Excavations and Bib'e, 112.
Le vrai nom de Sargon I''''., 36. Haydn, H. M. Azariah of Judah and Tiglath-
Hall. H. R.: pileser III., 47.
Ancient history of Near East, 30. Hebraica, 11.
Sec aUo King, L. W., and H. R. Hall. Hehn, Johannes:
Hamilton, L. LeC. Ishtar and Izdubar, 90. Die biblische und die babylonische Gottesidee, 112.
Hammurabi, king of Babylon: Hymnen und (iebete an Marduk. 98.
Die Briefe, 92. Siebenzahl und Sabbat bei den Babyloniern, 112.
Code, 53. Siinde und Erlosung nach biblischer und babylo-
Code des lois, 53. nischer Anschnuung. 112.
Codex Hammurabi, 53. Helm, Otto, and H. V. Ililprecht. Chemische Un-
Correspondance, 92. tersuchung, 22.
Die Gesetze, 53. Hempl, George. Old Doric of Tell el Amarna texts, 95.
Hammurabi's Cesetz, 54. Henning, C. L.
L'inscription bilingue, 38. Die Ergebnisse der amerikanischen Ausgrabungen
Une inscription non semitique, 38. in Nippur, 18.
Inscriptions de Hamniourabi, 38. Die Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen am Beltem-
Laws, 53. pel, 18.
Letters and inscriptions, 38, 92. Hertz, Bram. Catalogue of collection of Assyrian
La loi, 53. antiquities, 22.
Une nouvelle inscription, 38. Hertz, J. II. Oldest code of laws, 54.
f)ldest code of laws, 53. Heuzey, Leon
Text of code, 53. Autre taureau chaldeen androcephale, 22.
Hamy, E. T. La figure humaine dans les monu- .\utres monuments figures, 22.
ment chaldeens, 22. Le chien du Soumou-Ilou. 22.
roi
Handcock, P. S. P.: La construction du roi Our-Nina. 22.
Latest light on Bible lands, 112. De la decoration des vases chaldeens, 22.
Mesopotamian archaeology, 22. Deux amies sacrees chaldeennes, 22.
Hare. W. L. Babylonian religion, 98. Les deux dragons sacres, 98.
Harkness, M. E. Assyrian life, 51. Les dieux a turban sur les cylindres chaldeens, 98.
Harper, E. J. Die babylonischen Legenden, 90. Les galcts sacres du roi fiannadou, 33.
Harper, R. F. Cienealogics de Sirpourla, 34.
Assyrian and Babylonian letters, 92. Un gisement de dioritc, 22.
Assyrian and Babylonian prayers, 98. Die L<)sung des hethitischen Problems, 117.
Assyriological notes, 12. Mission de M. de Sarzec en Chaldee, 13.
Babylonian letter, 92. Modele en relief de la plus ancienne construction
Babylonian penitential psalms, 98. asiatique villa, 22.
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Hensey, Leon, continued Holzhcy, Carl. Herkunft und Bedeutung der End-
Musee national du Louvre. Catalogue des an- vokale u, i, a beim assyrischen Nonien, 67.
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tiquitt-s Homniel, Fritz:
Musiiiuc chalilocnne, 51. Abriss der babylonischassyrischen und israeliti-
Le noin d'Agade, 34. schen Gcschicbte, 31.
Nouveaux monuments du roi Our-Nina, 34. Die altorientalischcn Dcnkmalcr und das Altc Tes-
Un palais chaldcen, 22. tament, 1 12.
Petits chars chaldeo-habyloniens, 22. Assyriological notes, 67.
Restitution niaterielle de la stele des vautours, 33. Die Astronomic der alten Chaldiier, 58.
Les de Tello, 23, 35.
rois Aus der babylonischen Altertumskunde, 23.
Le sceau de Goudea, 34. Babylonian astronomy, 59.
Sceaux des rois d'Agade, 25. Babylonian ideogram for "image," 67.
L^ne statue de Goudea. 34. Die babylonisch-assyrischen Planetenlisten, 59.
La stele du roi ftannadou, 3i. Geschichte des alten Morgenlandes, 31.
La stele des vautours, 33. Geschichte Babyloniens und Assyriens, 31.
Le taureau chaldeen, 23. Gish-dubarra, 90.
Une villa royale chaldeenne, 23. Die Identitiit der altesten babylonischen und Kgyp-
See also Sarzec. E. de, und Leon Heuzey. tiscben Giittergenealogie, 98.
Hilprecht, H. V.: Die Konigc un<l Patisi von Sir-gul-la, 35.
Assyriaca. 12. Die neueren Resultate der sumerischen For-
Die Ausgrabungen der Universitiit von Pennsyl- schung, 76.
vania im Bel-Tempel, 19. Notes on Hittite inscriptions, 117.
Earliest version of Babylonian deluge story, 19, Der sechsktipfige Drache, 98.
106. Die sprachgeschichtliche Stellung des bab. -assy-
Excavations in Assyria and Babylonia, 13. rischen einer- und des westsemitischen andrer-
Explorations in Bible lands, 13. seits. 67.
Konig Ini-Sin, 35. Sumerian language, 76.
Mathematical, metrological and chronological tab- Die sumero-akkadische Sprache, 76.
lets. 58. Die vorsemitischen Kulturen, 51.
Der neue Fund zur Sintflutgeschichte, 106. Zur altbabylonischen Chronologic, 28.
Ein neuer Konig von Tello, 35. Zwei Jagdinschriften Asurbanibal's, 41.
Old Babylonian inscriptions, 81. Hopkins, L. C. Chinese and Sumerian, 76.
Recent excavations at Nippur, 19.
So-called Peters-Hilprecht controversy, 13. Hoschander, Jakob. Die Personennamen, 52.
Die Stellung des Konigs Ura-imitti, 35. Houghton, William:
Die Votiv-Inschrift. 81. Birds of Assyrian monuments, 61.
Zur Lapis-lazuli-Frage, 2i. On hieroglyphic or picture origin of characters, 67.
See also Helm, Otto, and H. V. Hilprecht. On mammalia of Assyrian sculptures, 61.
Hilprecht, H. V., and A. T. Clay. Business docu- Howardy, G. Clavis cuneorum, 67.
ments of Murashii Sons of Nippur, 86. Howorth, Sir H. H.
Hilprecht anniversary volume, 12. Early history of Babylonia. 38.
Hilprecht tablets, 19. Later rulers of Shirpurla, 35.
Hincks, Edward: On earliest inscriptions from Chaldea, 81.
On Assyrian verbs, 67. Hrozny. Friedrich:
On first and second kind of Persepolitan writ- Die altesten Dynastien Babyloniens, 35.
ing, 73. Bemerkungen zu den babylonischen Chroniken, 37.
On Khorsabad inscriptions, 73. Das Getreide im alten Babylonien, 61.
On personal pronouns, 67. Ninib und .Suiiier, 79.
On tablet in British Museum, 58. Das Problem der altbabylonischen Dynastien von
On three kinds of Persepolitan writing, 73. Akkad und Kis, 35.
Specimen chapters of Assyrian grammar, 67. Das Problem der sumerischen Dialekte, 76.
Hinke, W. J.: Sumerisch-babylonische Mythcn, 98.
Bibliography of kudurru inscriptions, 10. Zum Geldwesen der Babylonier, 38.
New boundary stone, 86. Zur Hollenfahrt der Istar, 90.
Selected Babylonian Kudurru inscriptions, 86.
Huber, Engelbert:
Hirschfeld, Gustav. Die Felsenreliefs in Kleinasien, Die altbabylonischen Darlehnstexte, 86.
117. Die Personennamen, 52.
History of Babylonia, 30. Hunger, Johannes:
Hitzig. Ferdinand. Sprache und Sprachen Assyri-
Babylonische Tieromina, 108.
ens, 73.
Becherwahrsagung bei den Babyloniern nach zwei
Hobhouse, L. T. Laws of Hammurabi, 55.
Keilschrifttexten, 108.
Hoefer, J. C. F. Heerwesen und Kriegfiihrung der Assyrer, 43.
Chaldee, Assyrie, 31.
Second men'oire sur les ruines de Ninive, 17.
Hussey, M. I.:
Hogarth, D. G. Conveyance of land. 86.
Empire of Hatti, 117. Some Sumerian-Babylonian hymns, 99.
Hittite problems, 117. Sumerian tablets. 79.

Recent Hittite research, 117. Supplement to Briinnow's classified list, 65.
Hogg, H. W.: Tablets from Drehcm, 16.

"Heart and reins," 67.
Inscribed nail, 79.
Relative chronology, 28.
Survey of recent .\ssyriology, 10.
Two cuneiform heart symbols, 67.
Holt, I. L. Tablets from Thompson collection, 86. Ideler, C. L.
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schrift, 73. L'eber die Sternkunde, 59.
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Jensen, P.cter, continual
Inschriften der Kiinige und Statthalter von
Lagas, 35.
Jaeger, Martin: Der Kakkab misri der .Antares, 59.
Assyrische Rhthsel, 90. Die kappadocischen Keilschrifttafelchen, 121.
Das babylonische Hauchlaiitszeichen, 67. Die kilikischen Inschriften, 118.
Der Halbvokal i ini Assyrischen, 67. Kis, 19.
Janneau, C. G. Une dynastie chaldeenne, 35. Die Kosniologie der Babylonier, 106.
Jarvis, Alfred. Nineveh, 41. Moses, Jesus, Paulus, 112.
Jastrow, Morris, the younger: Die philologische und die historische Methode in
Adam and Eve, 106. der -Assyriologie, 12.
Adrahasis and Parnapistim, 106. So-called Hittites, 118.
Another fragment of Etana myth, 90. Texte zur assyrisch-babylonischen Religion, 99.
Aspects of religious belief, 99. Ueber einige sumero-akkadische u. babylonisch-as-
Assyrian vocabularies, 67. syrische Gcitternamen, 99.
Babylonian-Assyrian birth-omens, 108. Vorstudicn zur Entzifferung des Mitanni, 121.
Babylonian Job, 90. Weitere Bemerkungen zu den Assurbanapluin-
Babylonian parallel to story of Job, 90. schriften, 41.
Babylonian term su'alu, 67. Wirkungen des Aleph im Babylonisch-Assyri-
Bible and Assyrian monuments, 112. schen, 67.
Bibliography, 10. Zu den Nominalpraefixen m (-a, -i, -u), 67.
Bildermappe, 99. Zur Erklarung des Mitanni, 121.
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Corrections to text of black obelisk, 46. fiir Haustiere bei Gudea, 34.
Cylinder of Marduktabikzirim, 2.S. Jeremias, .Alfred
Did Babylonian Temples have libraries?, 99. Das Alte Testament im Lichte des alten Orients,
Dil-Bat, 59. '
112.
Fragment of Babylonian "Dibbarra" epic, 90. Das -Alter der babylonischen -Astronomie, 59.
C.od Asur, 99. Babylonian conception of heaven and hell, 99.
Hebrew and Babylonian traditions, 112. Die babylonisch-assyriscfien Vorstellungen vom
Hittites in Babylonia, 38. Leben nach dem Tode, 99.
Letters of Abdiheba, 92. Bemerkungen zu einigen assyrischen Altertii-
Months and days in Babylonian-Assyrian astrol- mern, 23.
r'gy, 59. Die Cultustafel von Sippar, 99.
Nebopolassar, 23. Handhuch der altorientalischen Geisteskultur, 23,
New aspect of Sumerian question, 76. 59, 99.
New fragment of Babylonian Etana legend, 90. Holle und Paradies bei den Babyloniern. 99.
New version of Babylonian account of deluge, 106. Im Kampfe um Babel und Bibel, 112.
Notes on omen texts, 108. Izdubar-Nimrod, 90.
Older and later elements in code of Hammurapi, 55. Monotheistische Striimungen innerhalb der baby-
Omen school text, 99, 109. lonischen Religion, 99, 112.
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Sumerian glosses, 59. Johns, C. n. W.:
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Sumerian view of beginnings, 100. Assyrian doomsday book, 51.
.Sun and Saturn, 59. Assyriological notes, 12.
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Bemerkungen zu einigen Schriftzeichen, 67. New eponym list. 43.
Bemerkungen zu einigen sumerischen und assyri- Notes on code of Hammurabi, 55.
schen Verwandtschaftswortern, 76. On length of month in Babylonia, 28.
De incantamentis nonnuilis Sunierico-.Assyriis, 79. Relations between laws of Babylonia and laws of
De incantanientorum Sumerico-.Assyriorum, 109. Hebrew peoples, 56.
Das Gilganiesch-Epos. 90. .Short bibliography, 106.
Grundlagen fiir eine Entzifferung der hatischen Some Assyrian letters, 93.
Inschriften, 117. Some further notes on Babylonian chronicle, 37.
Hittifer und .Arnienier, 117. Some secondary formations among Assyrian proper
Die hittitisch-armenische Inschrift eines Sycnnesis names, 52.
aus Babylon, 118. Survey of bibliography of literature relating to
Hymncn, 99. code of Hammurabi, 10.
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38. .\ssyrian lexicographical notes, 67.
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Johtistoii, Cliristof'her, coiitiitiied Kittel, Ruilolf:
Assyrian nananu "to coil"; ami xarapu "to Der Babel-Bibel-Streit. 113.
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Assyrian word mihattu, 68. Klauber. E. G.
> Epistolary literature, 93. Assyrisches Beamtentum nach Briefen, 45.
Fall of Assyrian empire, 43. Keilschriftbricfe, 93.
Fall of Nineveh, 1", 43. Politisch-religiose Texte, 99.
Letter of Sanias-sum-ukin, 93. Zur babylonisch-assyrischen Briefliteratur, 93.
Note on two .\ssyrian words, 68. Zur Politik und Kultur der Sargonidenzeit, 45.
On Chaldean astronomy, 59. Klausncr, M. A.:
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Recent interpretation of letter of Assyrian prin- Zu Lehr und Wehr, 113.
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Suniero-.Akkadian question, 76. Knieschke, W. Bibel und Babel, 113.
Two Assyrian letters, 93. Knudtzon, J. .\.:
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Melanges assyriologiques. 113. Babyloniens Kultur, 38.
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Assyrien und Babylonien, 14, 31. Bibel und Babel, 113.
Litteratur. 10. Bible and Babylon, 113.
Keilinschriftliche Bibliothek, SI. Die (lottesfrage und der Ursprung des Alten Tes-
Keilschrifttexte aus Assur historischen Inhalts. 43. taments, 113.
Keilschrifttexte aus Assur religicisen Inhalts, 99. Hammurabi's Gesetzeskoder, 55.
Kellner, M. L. Deluge in Izduhar epic, 106. Relations of Babylonian and Old Testament cul-
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Origin and signification of gunu-signs, 68. Kohler, Josef. Ein Beitrag zum neubabylonischen
Kessler. Konrad. Ueber Gnosis und altbabylonische Recht, 56.
Religion, 99. Kohler, Josef, and F. E. Peiser. Aus dem babylo-
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Assyrian language, 68. Babylonian festivals, 113.
Babylonian magic and sorcery, 109. Koldewey, Robert:
Babylonian religion, 99. Die altbabylonischen Griiber, 23.
Chronicles concerning early Babylonian kings, 38. Die Architektur von Sendschirli, 118.
Early mention of cotton, 61. Excavations at Babylon, 15.
First steps in Assyrian, 68. Die hettitische Inschrift gefunden in der Konigs-
Foundation inscriptions, 35. burg von Babylon, 118.
"Heart and reins" in relation to Babylonian liver Die Pflastersteine von -Aiburschabu in Babylon, 15.
divination, 109. Die Tempel von Babylon und Borsippa, 15.
History of Babylonia and Assyria, 31. Das wieder erstehende Babylon, 15.
Meaning and use of kutaru in Assyrian magic, 109. Koschaker, Paul
Neo-Babylonian astronomical treatise, 59. Babylonisch-assyrisches Biirgschaftsrecht, 56.
Neo-Babylonian syllabary, 68. Observations juridiques, 56.
New brick-stamp of Naram-Sin, 35. Scope and methods of history of Assyrio-Baby-
New example of Sumerian line-engraving, 79. lonian law. 56.
New fragment of Gilgamesh epic, 90. Kotalla, Eduard. und
Fiinfzig babylonische Rechts-
New fragments of Dibbarra-legend, 90. Verwaltungsurkunden, 87.
Origin of animal symbolism in Babylonia, 23. Kraetzschmar. Richard:
Sargon I., 36. Die Praposition sa, 68.
Seven tablets of creation, 106. Relativpronomen und Relativsatz, 68.
Studies of some rock-sculptures, 81. Sign of breath at end of words, 68.
See also Budge, Ernest Alfred Thompson Wallis, Krall, Jakob. Grundriss der altorientalischen Ge-
and L. \V. King. schichte, 31.
King, L. W., and H. R. Ilall. Egypt and western Kramar, Karel. O sumero-gruzinske jednote jazy-
Asia, 31. kove, 76.
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Kraiisz, Joseph. Die Gotternamen in den babylo- Langdon, Stcf^hcn, continued:
nischen Siegelcylinder-Legenden, 100. Lamentation to goddess of Sirpurla, 100.
Kristensen, W. B. De plaats van het Zondvloed- Lectures on Babylonia, 113.
verhaal in het Gilganies-epos, 91. Lexicographical studies, 68.
Kruger, Jacob. Geschichte der Assyrier und List of proper names, 41.
Iranier, 43. Liturgy of cult of Tammviz, 100.
Kruszynski, Jozef. Hittyci, 118. Miscellanea Assyriaca, 35.
Kuechler, Friedrich. Beitr.xge zur Kenntnis der as- Name of ferryman in deluge tablets, 106.
syrisch-babylonischen Medizin, 62. Necessary revisions of Sumerian Epic of Para-
Kugler, F. X.: dise, 100.
Die babylonische Mondrechnung, 59. Die neubabylonischen Konigsinschriften, 47.
Chronologisches und Soziales aus der Zeit Luga- New inscription, 68.
landa's und Urukagina's, 35. Notes on annals of Asurbanipal, 41.
Contribution a la meteorologie babylonienne, 59. Originals of two religious texts, 100.
Darlegungen und Thesen iiber altbabylonische Preliminary account of Sumerian legend of flood,
Chronologie, 28. 100.
Eine ratselvolle astronomische Keilinschrift, 59. Principles of Sumerian noun formation, 76.
Some new lights on Babylonian astronomy, 59. Reconstruction of part of Sumerian text of sev-
Sternkunde und Sterndienst, 59. enth tablet of creation, 106.
Zur Erklarung der babylonischen Mondtafeln, 59. Ritual of atonement, 100.
See also Thureau-Dangin, Frangois, and F. X. Rythm in Babylonian psalms, 68.
Kugler. Seal of Nidaba, 25.
Kunz, G. F. On ancient inscribed Sumerian axe- Sister of Tammuz, 100.
head, 81. Some Sumerian contracts, 79.
Kuyper Hzn., Gerrit. Assyria, 43. Sumerian-.Assyrian vocabularies, 76.
Sumerian and Babylonian psalms, 100.
Sumerian Epic of Paradise, 100.
Sumerian expression si-ni-tum capital, 76.
Sumerian grammar, 76.
Sumerian grammatical texts, 77.
Sumerian legend, 79.
Lagrange, J. Le code de Hanimourabi, 55.
Fragments d'un memoire sur le sys- Sumerian liturgical texts, 100.
Lajard, Felix.
Sumerian loan-words, 77.
teme theogonique, 100.
Sumerians and Semites, 79.
Landersdorfer, Simon:
Supposed variant of AH. 82, 49.
Altbabylonische Privatbriefe, 93.
Syllabar, 68.
Die Kultur der Babylonier, 38, 51.
Babylonisches, 87. Syntax of compound verbs, 77.
Landsberger, B.
Landseer, John. Sabaean researches, 25. La syntaxe du verbe sumerien, 77.
Tablet of Babylonian wisdom, 81.
Langdon, Stephen:
man, 100. Tablet of prayers, 101.
Account of pre-Semitic version of fall of
Tablet from Umma, 28.
-Ancient Babylonian map, 20.
Tablets from archives of Drehem, 16, 28.
Ancient magical text, 109.
Tablets from Kis, 87.
Another bit niiri text, 109.
Assyrian grammatical treatise, 68.
Tammuz and Ishtar, 101.
Astronomy and early Sumerian calendar, 59.
Two Babylonian seals, 25.
Babylonian eschatology, 100. Two tablets, 87.
Babylonian liturgies, 100. Langlois, Victor. Le Dunuk-Dasch, 23.
Babylonian magic, 109. Lau, R. J.:
Babylonian miscellaneous texts, 81. Old Babylonian temple records, 87.
Babylonian proverbs, 91. Supplement to old-Babylonian vocabularies, 68.
Babylonian zuharu, 68. Launay, L. de. L'astronomie babylonienne, 59.
Bilingual tablet from Erech, 35. Layard, Sir A. H.:
Chapter from Babylonian books of private devo- Discoveries in ruins of Nineveh and Babylon,
tion, 100. 15, 17.
Chapter from Babylonian books of private pen- Inscriptions in cuneiform character, 81.
ance, 100. Monuments of Nineveh, 17.
Classical liturgy to Innini, 100. Nineveh and Babylon, 15, 17.
Concerning use of word ullanu, 68. Nineveh and its remains, 17.
Contracts from Larsa, 87. Popular account of discoveries at Nineveh, 17.
Critical notes upvon Epic of Paradise, 100. Second series of monuments of Nineveh, 17.
Cylinder seal, 25. Leander, Pontus:
Derivation of sabattu, 68. Dat forhistoriska kulturfolket Babylonian, 38.
i
Deux fragments d'hymnes a Samas, 100. Ueber die sumerischen Lehnworter im Assyr-
Early Babylonian tablet, 81. ischen, 68.
Epic of Gilgamish, 91. Leilrain, Eugene:
Etymology of Babylonian relative pronoun, 68. Les antiquites chaldeennes du Louvre, 23.
Evidence for an advance on Egypt by Sennache- Un contrat l)ilingue, 87.
rib, 45.
Dictionnaire de la langue de I'ancienne Chaldee, 77.
Fragment of Hammurabi code, 55.
Une statuette de bronze, 23.
Fragment of liturgy to Ninib, 100.
Fragment of Nippurian liturgy, 100. Le Gac. Y.
Fragment of series of ritualistic prayers to astral
Ouelqucs inscriptions assyro-babyloniennes, 82.
.Sur les valours plionctiques des signes [ia, ya], 68.
deities,109.
Grammatical treatises, 68. Textes babyloniens, 82.
Hymn to Enlil, 100. Legrain, Leon:
Hymn to Tammuz, 100. Collection Louis Cugnin, 82.
Tshfar's journey to hell, 91. Tablettes de comptabilite, 87.
Lament to Enlil, 100. Le temps des rois d'Ur, 16, 35, 87.
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Lehmann-IIaiipt, F. F. K. Lotls, Adolphe. De quelques publications allemands
Das altbabylonische Maass- und Gewichtssys- sur les rapports religieux de Babylone ct du
teni, 63. pcuple d'lsrai'l, 114.
Aus (Icni Funile von Tell el Aiiiarna, 95. Loewenslern, Isidore:
Babyloniens Kiilturinission, 113. Essai de dechiffrement, 73.
Berossos* Chronologic, 28. Expose des elements constitutifs du systeme de la
Die Dynastien der babylonischen Konigsliste, 28. troisicme ecriturc cuneiforme, 73.
llamnuuabi's code, 55. Loftus, W. K.:
Die historische Semiramis, 43. Notes of journey from Baghdad to Busrali, 20.
I.srael, 113. Travels and researches in Chalda;a and Susiana, 14.
Ein niissvcrstandcnes Gesetz Ilammurabis, 55. Loisy, Alfred:
Die Mondfinsternis voni 15. §abatu, 51. fttudcs sur la religion. 101.
Nach Tag und Monat, 28. Les mythes babyloniens, 106, 114.
Sar kis.sati, 68. Le recit du deluge, 106.
Ein Siegelcylinder Konig Bur-Sin's, 26. Longperier, A. de. Notice sur les monuments an-
Ueber protobahylonische Zaiilworter, 59. tiques de r.\sie, 23.
Ueber Pur-Sin, 52. Lottner, C. Remarks on nation by which cunei-
Vergleichcnde Metrologie, 63. form mode of writing was invented, 69.
Zwei Hauptprobleme der altorientalisclien Chro- Luckcnbill, D. D.
nologie, 28. Chicago syllabary, 69.
See also Belck, Waldemar, and F. F. K. Lehmann- Comprehensive account of excavations in
Haupt; also Regling, Kurt, and F. F. K. Leh- Ashur. 14.
mann-IIaupt. Hittites, 118.
Lenorniant, Kran(;ois: Inscriptions of early Assyrian rulers, 43.
Chaldean magic, 109. Neo-Babylonian catalogue of hymns, 101.
Choix de fextes cinieifornies inedits, 82. Notes on some texts, 87.
Le deluge ct I'epopee babylonienne, 106. Old babylonian letters, 93.
Les dieux de Babylone, 101. Stvidy of temple documents, 87.
La divination et la science des presages, 109. Temple women, 55.
Essai de commentaire des fragments cosmogo- Temples of Babylonia. 23.
niques de Berose, 106. Two inscriptions of Mesilim, 35.
Essai sur un document matliematique, 63. Luckcnbill, D. D., and T. G. Allen. Murch frag-
fitude sur quelques parties des syllabaires cune- ment. 95.
iformes, 69. Lugal-zaggisi, king of Erech. Lougal-zaggisi, roi
£tudes accadiennes, 77. d'Ourouk, 35.
fitudes cuneiformes. 77. Luschan, F. von. Monolith des Asarhaddon, 42.
Hymne an soleil, 101. Luzzatto, Filossino:
Incantation magique chaldeenne, 109. Le saiiscritisme de la langue assyrienne, 73.
La langue primitive de la Chaldee, 77. Sur I'existence d'un dieu assyrien nomme Semi-
Lettres assyriologiques, 43. ramis. 101.
Le magie chez les Chaldeens, 109. Lyon, D. G.
II Mito di Adone-Tammuz nel document! cune- Assyrian manual. 69.
iformi, 101. Consecrated women of Hammurabi, code, 55.
Les nonis de I'airaiii et du cuivre, 69. Notes on Hammurabi monument, 55.
Les origines de I'histoire, 113. On lapislazuli disc, 82.
Les principes de comparaison de I'accadien et des Seal impressions, 26.
langues touraniennes, 77. Structure of Hammurabi code, 55.
Recherches philologiques sur quelques expressions Was there at head of Babylonian Pantheon a deity
accadiennes, 77. bearing name El?, 101.
Sur la lecture et de la signification de Tideo- When and where was code Hammurabi promul-
gramme sa, 62. gated?, 55.
Sur le nom de Tammouz, 101.
Les syllabaires cuneiformes, 69.
Tre monumenti caldei, 23.
Lenormant, FranQois, and E. C. F. Babelon. His- M
toire ancienne de I'Orient, 31.
Leonhard, Walther. Hettiter und Amazonen, 118. McCormack. T. J. Struggle for Babel and Bible, 114
Lepsius, K. R. McCurdy, J. F.
Die babylonisch-assyrischen Langenmasse, 63. History, prophecy and monuments, 31.
fber den chronologischen Werth der assyrischen Semitic perfect in .Assyrian, 69.
Eponymcn. 28. McGee. 1). W. Zur Topographic Babylons, 15.
Mackenzie. D. A. Myths of Babylonia and As-
Letters to Monsieur H***, 39.
syria. 101.
Levi della Vida. Giorgio. Pseudo-Beroso siriaco, 30. McKnight, R. Selected letters, 93.
J. G.
Lieblein, J. D. C. Macmillan, K. D. Some cuneiform tablets, 101.
.\egypten. Babel und Bibel, 113. Macridy-Bcy, Th. La porte des sphinx a Euyuk,
£tiide sur les Xetas. 118. 118.
Les lettres royales de Tell el-.\marna, 95. Mahler, Eduard:
Lincke, -A. .\.: Der babylonische Schaltcyclus, 28.
Bericht itber die Fortschritte der Assyriologie, 12. Die Datirung der babylonischen Arsacideninschrif-
Continuance of name Assyria, 17. ten, 28.
Lindl, Ernest: Die Jahrrechnurgen bei den .\ssyrern, 28.
Die Bedeutung der Assyriologie fiir Alte Testa- Der Kalender der Babylonier, 28.
ment, 113. Das Kalenderwesen der Babylonier, 28.
Die Datenliste der ersten Dynastie von Baby- Der .Saros-Canon, 28.
lon, 39. Der ."schaltcyclus der Babylonier, 28.
Das Priester- und Beamtentum der altbabylo- Zur Chronologic der Babylonier, 28.
nischen Kontrakte, 87. Manishtusu. Cruciform monument, 35.
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Manitius, Walther. Das stehendc Heer dcr As- Mi'uant, Joachim, continued
sy rerkonige, 43. Forgeries of Babylonian and Assyrian antiqui-
Margoliouth, (leoige. Earliest religion of ancient ties, 23.
Hebrews, 114. Inscriptions assyricnnes, 73.
Margolis, Elias. Sunierian temple documents, 79. Les langues perdues, 69.
Marquand, Allan. Palace at Nippur not Myce- Legons d'epigraphie assyrienne, 69.
naean, 19. Manuel de la langue assyrienne, 69.
Marquart, Josef. Chronologische Untersuchun- Ninive et Babylone, 15, 18.
gen, 28. Les noms proprcs assyriens, 52.
Martin, Franqois: Notice sur les inscriptions en caracteres cune-
Le juste souffrant babylonien, 101. iformes, 82.
Lettres neo-babyloniennes, 93. Observations sur les polyphones assyriens, 69.
Textes religieux assyriens, 101. Oriental cylinders of Williams collection, 26.
Trois lettres neo-babyloniennes. 93. Le Pantheon assyro-chaldeen, 101.
Martin, John. Descriptive catalogue of picture of Les pierres gravees de la Haute-Asie, 26.
fall of Nineveh, 17. Rapport sur les inscriptions assyriennes, 82.
Marx, Victor. Die Stellung der Frauen in Baby- Recueil d'alphabets, 69.
lonien. 51. Sec also Oppert, Jules, and J. Menant.
Maspero, Sir G. C. C. Mengedoht, H. W. Letter of Assyrian physician, 62.
Assyrische Gebete an den Sonnengott, 101. Mercer, S. A. B.
Au temps de Ramses et d'Assourbanipal, 51. Emperor-worship in Babylonia, 101.
Dawn of civilization, 31.
Extra-Biblical sources for Hebrew history, 114.
G. Maspero's Geschichte der morgenlandischen Malediction in cuneiform inscriptions, 101.
V61ker, 31. Oath in Babylonian literature, 69.
Ilistoireancienne des peuples de I'Orient, 31. Oath in cuneiform inscriptions, 69.
History of Egypt, Chaldea, 31 Sumerian morals, 79.
Life in ancient Egypt and Assyria, 51.
Messerschmidt, Leopold:
Note sur le bas-relief de Naramsin, 35. .Ancient Hittites, 118.
Passing of empires, 31. Bemerkungen zu den hethitischen Inschriften, 118.
Struggle of nations, 32.
Corpus inscriptioniuii Hettiticarum, 118.
Maurice, Thomas. Observations connected with as-
Die Entzifferung der Keilschrift, 73.
tronomy, 32. Die Hettiter, 118.
Maynard, J. A. Hittites, 118.
Babylonian patriotic sayings, 91. Mitanni-Studien, 121.
Studies in religious texts, 101.
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York:
Mechineau, L. See Aniiaud, Arthur, and L.
Cuneiform texts, 87.
Mechineau.
Seal cylinders, 26.
Meek, T. J.:
Meyer, Eduard:
Cuneiform bilingual hymns, 101.
Die chaldaische Aera des Almagest, 28.
Hymn to Ishtar, 101.
Das chronologische System des Berossos, 28.
Old Babylonian business and legal documents, 87.
Die Entzifferung <ler hethitischen Sprache, 118.
Meissner, Bruno:
Geschichte des Alterthums, 32.
Altbabylonische Briefe, 93.
Reich und Kultur der Chetiter, 118.
Altbabylonische Gesetze, 56.
Sumerier und Semiten. 79.
Ein altbabylonisches Fragment des Gilgamose-
Untersuchungen iiber die alteste Geschichte Baby
pos, 91.
loniens, 39. ,
Assyriologische Studien, 69.
Assyrisch-babylonische Chrestomathie Anfan-
Miller, O. D. Har-Moad, 114.
fur
ger, 69.
Milloue, L. de. La delegation frangaise en
Assyrische Freibriefe, 82. Perse, 55.
Assyrische Jagden, 51. Mirande, Dominique. Le code de Hammourabi, 55.
.\us deni altbabylonischen Recht, 56. Mitteis, Ludwig. Das syrisch-romische Rechtsbuch
Babylonische Leichenfeierlichkeiten, 101. unii Hammurabi, 55.
Babylonische Pflanzennamen, 61. Montet, fidouard
Beitrjige zum altbabylonischen Privatrecht, 56. Israel and Babylonian civilization, 114.
Falkenjagden, 51. On conception of future life, 101.
Grundzuge der babylonisch-assyrischen Plastik, 23. Montgomery, M. W. Briefe, 93.
Kurzgefasste assyrische Grammatik, 69. Morgan, J. J. M. de:
Lexicographische Studien, 69. Les dernieres fouilles de Susiane, 14.
.Seltene assyrische Ideogramme, 69. Note sur les precedes techniques en usage chez les
Studien zur Serie ana ittisu, 69. scribes, 69.
Supp'ement zu den assyrischen Worterbiichern, 69. Morgan, J. P.:
\'on Babylon nach den Ruinen von Ilira, IS. Babylonian records, 87.
Meissner, Bruno, and K. L. Tallqvist. Neubaby- Cuneiform inscriptions, 82.
lonische Wohnungs-Miethsverhjiltnisse, 87. Cylinders, 26.
Melanges d'archeologie egyptienne et assyrienne, 11. Morgenstern, Julian:
Meloni, Gerardo. Testi assiri del British Mu- Doctrine of sin, 101.
seum, 82. On Gilgames-Epic, 91.
Menant. Joachim: Mueller. D. H.:
-Vnnales des rois d'Assyrie, 43. Der Gebrauch der Modi in den Gcsetzen Ilam-
Babylone et la Chaldee, 32. murabis, 55.
La bibliotheque du palais de Ninive, 18. Die Gesetze Hammurabis, 55.
Catalogue des cylindres orientaux, 26. Hanimurabi-Kritikcn, 55.
Les ecritures cuneiformes, 7.1. Die § 280-282 des Kodex Hammurabi, 55.
Elements d'epigraphie assyrienne, 69. Das syrisch-romische Rechtsbuch und Hammu-
Emprcintes de cylindres assyriens, 26. rabi, 55.
Expose des elements de la grammaire assyrienne, 69. t'ber die Gesetze Hammurabis, 55.
Les fausses antiquites de I'Assyrie, 23. Die Wortfolge bei Hammurabi, 55, 77.
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Mueller. D. H., continued Nergalsh.ir-usur, king of Babylon:
Ziir Ilaiiiimnabi Kritik. 55. Inschriften, 49.
7.urSyntax von Istars Ilollt'nfahrt, 91. Inscription, 49.
Zur Terininologie im Eherccht, 56. Nesbit, W. M. Sumerian records, 79.
Mueller, Ernst. (Maniniatische Bemerkungcn zu ilcn Newman, J. P. Thrones an<l palaces of Babylon and
.\nnalen .V.surnasirpal's, 41. Nineveh, 15, 18.
Mneller. W. M.: Niebuhr, Carl, pseud, of Carl Krug:
Asien lunl Europe, 118. Die Amarna-Zcit, 95.
Der Buendnisvertrag Ramses' II und des Chetiter- Die Chronologic der Geschichte Israels, .Aegyptens,
konigs, 118. Babyloniens, 32.
Ein neuer HetiterkiJnig, 118. Die erste Dynastic von Babel, 39.
Die Spuren der babylonischcn Wcltschrift in Agyp- Forschung und Darstellung, 32.
ten, 70. Tell el Amarna period, 95.
Mucntcr, Friedrich. Religion der Babylonier, 102. Niebuhr, M. von. Geschichte Assur's und Babel's, 32.
Muerdter, F. Kurzgefaszte Geschichte Babyloniens Nies, J. B. Net cylinder, 26.
und Assyriens, i2. Nikel, Johannes. Genesis und Keilschriftfor-
>[usee du Louvre. Notice dcs monuments, 23. schung, 114.
Muss-Arnolt, William: Ninive la grandc ville. 18.
Assyrian etymologies, 70. Nix, L. Zur Erklarung der semitischen Verbal-
Assyro-Babylonian months, 28. formen, 70.
Comparative study on translations of Babylonian Noeldeke, Theodor. Ucber den Namen Assyri-
creation tablets, 106. ens, 44.
Concise dictionary, 70. Nolan, Frederick. Expectations formed by .Assyri-
Cuneiform account of creation, 107. ans, that a great deliverer would appear, 114.
Lexicographical notes, 70. Norris, Edwin:
Names of Assyro-Babylonian months, 28. Assyrian dictionary, 70.
Notes on publications, 42, 45. On Assyrian and Babylonian weights, 63.
Recent contributions to Assyriology, 11. Specimen of Assyrian dictionary, 70.
Supar, 70. Norton, F. C.
Works of Jules Oppert. 11. Bible student's handbook of Assyriology, 114.
Myers, P. V. Remains of lost empires, 15, 18. Popular handbook of Assyriology, 12.
Myhrman, D. W.: Newark, Wilhelm. Die assyrisch-babylonischen Keil-
Babylonian hymns and prayers, 102. Inschriften, 114.
Die Labartu-texte, 10').
Nouveaux noms propres, 52.
Nya fynd Babylon, 15.
i
Sumerian administrative documents, 79.

Ochser, Schnlim. Judentum und Assyriologie. 114.
O'Conor, J. F. X. Inscription of Nebuchadnez-
zar, 49.
N Oefele, F. von:
Die Angaben der Berliner Planetentafel, 29.
Nabonidus, king of Babylon: Keilschriftmedizin in Parallelen, 62,
Abu Habba cylinder, 48. Materialien zur Bearbeitung babylonischer Medi-
Die Inschrift der Stele Nabuna'id's, 48. cin, 62.
Inschriften Xabonid's, 48. Oettli,Samuel. Der Kampf um Bibel und Babel, 114.
Inschriften von Nabonidus, 48. Offord, Joseph:
Inscription de Nabonide. 48. Deity of crescent Venus, 102.
Der Nabonidcylinder, 48. Hymns to Tammuz, 102.
New inscriptions, 48. Life in ancient Babylonia, 51.
Two inscriptions, 48. Nude goddess, 23.
Nabopolassar Ogden, E. S.
Inschriften von Nabopalassar und Smerdis, 48. .Some notes on so-called hieroglyphic-tablet, 82.
Inschriften Nabopolassar's, 48. Text of archaic tablet, 82.
I'ne inscription, 48. Olmstead, A. T.:
Ein Text Nabopolassars, 48. Assyrian chronicle, 44.
Three inscriptions, 48. .Assyrian historiography, 11.
Nabu-apal-iddin, king of Babylon. Inscription, 39. Western .Asia in days of Sargon, 45.
Nagel, Gottfried. Der Zug des Sanherib gegen Western Asia in reign of Sennacherib, 46.
Jerusaleni, 46.
Olmstead, .A. T., and others. Travels and studies in
nearer East. 118.
Nakhlah, Jamil. Tarikh Balil wa Ashur, 32.
Olshausen. Justus. Priifung des Charakters, 73.
Naram-.Sin: Oppert, Jules:
Une inscription, 35.
Vn acte de vente, f<7.
Inscriptions, 35.
XJn annuaire astronomique babylonien, 59.
Nebuchadnezzar I.: Das assyrische Landrecht, 56.
Freihrief Nebukadnezar's I., 39. Vn cadastre chaldcen, 63.
Inscription, 39. Chronologic des Assyriens, 29.
Nebuchadnezzar II., king of Babylon: Confirmation definitive du systeme des mesures
Cuneiform text, 48. agraires, 63.
Cylinder. 48. Les documents juridiques, 56.
Ein Freibrief, 48. Les eclipses mentionnees dans les textes cune-
Inschriften von Xabuchodonosor, 48. iformes, 60.
Inschriften Nebukadnezar's, 48. Elements d^ la grammaire assyrienne, 70.
Die Inschriften Nebukadnezars II., 48. L'epoque de Hammurabi, 38.
Inscriptions, 49. L'etalon des mesures assyrjennes, 63.
Ueber einen Nebukadnezar cylinder, 49. fitudes assyriennes, 73.
Eine unedirte Nebukadnezarinschrift, 49. £tudes sumeriennes, 77.
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Ofpert. Jules, continued Peiser, F. E., continued
Excerpta assyriaca, 82. Texte juristischen und geschaftlichen Inhalts,
Expedition scientifique en Mesopotamia, 14. 56, 87.
La fixation exacte de la chronologie des derniers Urkunden, 87.
rois de Babylone, 29. Zur babylonischen Chronologie, 29.
La fondation consacree a la deesse Nina, 102. See also Kohler, Josef, and F. E. Peiser.
Die franzosischen -Ausgrabungen in Chaldaa, 14. Pelagaud, F. Sa-tilla. 57.
Grundziige der assyrischen Kunst, 23. Perkins, Justin. Journal of a tour from Oroomiah
Hie und da, 29. to Mosul, 18.
L'inscription babylonienne d'Antiochus Soter, SO. Perrot, Georges, and Charles Chipiez:
L'inscription du Saros, 82. History of art in Chaldsa, 23.
Inscriptions archaiques, 82. History of art in Sardinia, Syria, and Asia
Les inscriptions assyriennes, 82. Minor, 118.
Les inscriptions juridiques, 56. Perruchon, Jules:
Lal-di moins. 63. Index des ideogrammes, 95.
Liherte de la femme, 51. Index des nonis propres, 52.
Menioire sur les rapports de I'figypte et de I'As-
syrie, 44.
Perry, E. G. Hymnen und Gebete an Sin, 102.
Peters, J. P.:
Les mesures assyriennes, 63. Exploration of Nippur, 19.
Les mesures de Khorsabad, 63. Hilprecht's answer, 14.
Nach Jabr und Tag, 29. Nippur, 19.
Napah, 70. Nippur library, 19.
Noli me tangere, 29.
Palace at Nippur, 19.
La non-identite de Phul et de Teglathphalasar, 44. Seat of earliest civilization in Babylonia. 12.
La notation des mesures de capacite, 63. Some recent results of excavations at Nippur, 19.
Le Persee chaldeen, 91. Petrie, W. M. F. Syria and Egypt, 95.
La plus ancienne inscription semitique. 82. Philipson, David. Five lectures on cuneiform dis-
Les poids chaldeens. 63. coveries, 12, 14.
Quelques mots sur le cadastre chaldeen, 63. Pick, Hermann. Assyriologie, 1909-13, 11.
Rapport sur les progres du dechiffrenient, 73. Filter, W. T.
Real chronology of Babylonian dynasties, 29.
Eastern and western Semitic personal names, 38.
Restoration of Berosus canon, 29.
Legal episode, 51.
Revised chronology, 49.
Reign of "Arad-.Sin," 36.
Die Schaltmonate bei den Babyloniern, 29. Reign of "Rim-Sin," 36.
Sechshundert drei und fiinfzig, 109. Pinches, T. G.
Les signes numeriques, 63. Âdditions and corrections to fifth volume of Cune-
Sin-sar-iskun, roi d'Assyrie, 44.
iform inscriptions, 83.
Six cent cinquante-trois, 109.
-Antiquities found by H. Rassam, 24.
Sur quelques-unes des inscriptions cuneiformes, 82.
Archaic forms, 70.
L'n texte babylonien astronomique, 60. Apsur and Nineveh, 18.
Textes juridiques babyloniens, 56. Assyrian record of receipts, 88.
Traduction de quelques textes assyriens, 82. Assyriological gleanings, 20, 70.
U-an-tim, 70.
Astronomical or astrological tablet, 60.
Die L'ebersetzung des grossen Cylinders A von Babylon from recent excavations, 15.
Gudea, 34. Babylonian art, 24.
La vraie personnalite et les dates du roi Chinila- Babylonian and Assyrian cylinder-seals, 26.
dan, 39. Babylonian dower-contract, 88.
Oppert, Jules, and J. Menant. Documents juri-
Babylonian duplicate of tablets I and II of crea-
diques, 56.
tion series, 107.
Orano, Paolo. A proposito di "Babel und Bibel," Babylonian gods of war, 102.
114.
Babylonian inscriptions, S2.
Babylonian legal documents, 57, 88.
Babylonian month-names, 29.
Babylonian tablet, 82.
Bronze gates of Balawat, 24.
Paffrath, P. T. Bronze gates discovered by Rassam, 24.
Ueber einige wichtige Gottheiten in den altbaby- Cappadocian tablets. 121.
lonischen historischen Inschriften. 102. Collection of Babylonian tablets, 11.
Zur Gotterlehre in den altbabylonischen Konigsin- Cylinder-seals, 26.
schriften, 102. Discoveries in .Asnunnak, 14.
Palniblad, V. P., and others. De rebus Baby- Discoveries in Babylonia, 14.
loniis, 39.
Discoveries by German expedition on site of
Asiur, 14.
Pancritius, M. Assyrische Kriegfiihrung, 44.
C.
Documents relating to slave-dealing, 88.
Paravey, C. H. de. Memoire sur la trinite assyri- Early Babylonian inscription, 82.
enne, 102. Element ilu in Babylonian divine names, 70.
Paterson, Archibald. Assyrian sculptures, 23. Enlil and Ninlil, 102.
Paton, L. B. .Assyria and Prussia, 44. f;ifts to Babylonian Bit-ili, 102.
Peiser, F. E. Ciilganies, 107.
Die assyrische Verbtafel, 70. Goddess Istar, 102.
Die assyrische Zeichenordnung, 70. Greek transcriptions of Babylonian tablets, 82.
Eine babylonische Lan<ikarte, 20. Hammurabi's code, 56.
Eine babylonische Verfiigung von Todes wegen, 87. Hymns to Tamnniz,
102.
Das Princip der assyrischen Zeichenordnung, 70. Interesting cylinder-seal, 26.
Sketch of Babylonian society, 51. Lament of "daughter of Sin," 91.
Skizze der babylonischen Gesellschaft, 51. Lament over desolation of Ur, 79.
Studien zum babylonischen Rechtswesen, 87. Law of inheritance, 57.
Studien zur orientalischen Altertumskunde, 29, 32. Legend of Merodach. 91.
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Pinches, T. C, continued Praetorius, Eranz:
Major Mockler Ferryman's tablet, 70. Bemerkungen zu einigen Inschriften Sargons, 45.
Names of plants, 61. Uel)er einigc assyrische Wiirter, 70.
New Babylonian king, 39. Prasek, J. V. Sanheribs Fcldziige gegen Juda, 46.
New fragment of history of Nebuchadnezzar Pressense, E. de. La religion clialdeo-assyrienne,
III., 49. 102.
New historical fragment from Nineveh, 18. Price, I. M.:
New version of creation-story, 107. .Ancient Babylonian inscription, 83.
Nina and Nineveli, 18. Four IJabylonian seal cylinders, 26.
Notes upon .Assyrian report tablets, 82. Notes on pantheon, 102.
Notes on deification of kings, 102. Recent thought on origin of cuneiform writing, 70.
Notes upon early Sumerian month-names, 29. Some Cassite and other cylinder seals, 26.
Notes on exploration in western Asia, 14. Some observations on financial importance of the
Notes upon fragments of Hittite cuneiform tablets, temple, 39.
119. Some seals in Goucher collection, 26.
Observations sur la religion des Babyloniens, 102. Prince, J. D.
Observations upon languages of early inhabitants .\kkadian cruciform monument, 80.
of Mesopotamia, 77. Assyrian prepositional usage, 70.
Old anil new versions of Babylonian creation and Assyrian primer, 70.
flood stories, 107. .Assyro-Babylonian scapegoat controversy, 102.
Old Testament in light of historical records, 114. Babylonian equations for Syria, 70.
Remarks on Babylonian contract tablets, 88. Le btnic emissaire, 102.
Sapattu, 102. Certain grammatical phenomena in Sumerian, 77.
Sennaclierib's campaigns, 18, 46. Delitzsch's Sumerian grammar, 75.
Sin-gasid's gift, 88. Delitzsch's "Sumerisches Glossar," 75.
Sir Henry Peek's Oriental cylinders, 26. Divine lament, 102.
Some case-tablets, 88. First and second persons in Sumerian, 77.
Some early Babylonian contracts, 88. God-name Zaq-ciar, 102.
Some late-Babylonian texts, 82. Hittite material in cuneiform inscriptions, 119.
Some mathematical tablets, 60. Hymn to Belit, 103.
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"Sonhood," or adoption, 51. Hymn to Nergal, 103.
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Sumerian women for field-work, 79. Hymn to Tammuz, 103.
Sumerians of Lagas, 36. Materials for a Sumerian lexicon, 77.
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Tablets referring to apprenticeship of slaves, 88. Note sur nom
Gilgames, 91.
le
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Terra-cotta tablets, 82. Pierpont Morgan Babylonian axe-head, 24.
Texts in Babylonian wedge-writing, 82. Political hymn to Shamash, 103.
Three cylinder-seals, 26. So-called Epic of Paradise, 100.
Two archaic and three later liabylonian tablets, 83. Striking phenomena of Sumerian, 77.
Two contract-tablets, 88. Sumerian as a language, 77.
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Zwei assyrische Briefe. 93. Tammuz fragment. 103.
P'ace, Victor. Ninive et I'Assyrie, 18. Unilingual inscriptions, 80.
Plunket, Emmeline: Verbal prefixes and infixes in Sumerian, 77.
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Gu, 60. Prince, J. D., and F. A. Vanderburgh:
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Poesie lyrique, 102.
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Melanges assyriologiques, 70. E. A. Hoffman collection of Babylonian day-tab-
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Palestine and Mesopotamia, 114. Early Babylonian history, 36.
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Records of the past, S3. Inschriften Sargon's, 44.
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Narrative of a journey to site of Babylon, 15. .Arzawan letters, 119.
Second memoir on Babylon, 16. -Assyria, 45.
Riedel. Wilhelm: -Assyrian grammar, 71.
Measure gar, 63. -Assyriological notes, 12, 83.
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Rim-Sin, king of Larsa. Letter, 36. Babylonian augury, 109.
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Chaldce, 24. Babylonian contr.-ict-table't, 88.
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Testament history, 114. Babylonian tablets, 95.
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triads, 103. Cappadocian cuneiform tablets, 121.
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Sayce, A. H., continued Scheil, J.v., continued
Cheilor-Laomer tablets, 83. Notes d'epigraphie et d'archeologie assyriennes, 83.
Ciineiforiii tal)lets, 95. Notules, 12.
Dcciplu-nneiit of Hittite inscriptions, 119. Nouveau chant sumerien, 103.
Discovery of archaic llittite inscriptions, 119. Nouvelles notes d'epigraphie assyriennes, 83.
Discovery of Tel el-.\niarna tablets, 95. Les plus anciennes dynasties connues de Sunier-
Early Israel and surrounding nations, 115. Accad, 36.
Elementary granunar, 71. La promesse dans la priere babylonienne, 103.
Fragments of Hittite cuneiform tablets, 119. Les pronoms dcmonstratifs assyriens su et sasu, 71.
Fresh light from ancient monuments, 115. Quelques notes sur les inscriptions de Gudea, 34.
Geographical notes on llittite hieroglyphic in- Recueil de signes archaiques, 71.
scriptions, 119. Une saison de fouilles a Sippar, 14.
Ila-matite cylinder from Cappadocia, 121. Sin-sariskun, 45.
Les Heteens. IJO. Stele de Bel-IIarran-bel-utsur, 83.
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Hittite inscriptions of Emir Ghazi, 119. Schileico, W. G.:
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Language of Mitanni, 121. Schmidt, Aage:
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iiher die
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Primer of Assyriology, 12. Schneider, Hermann:
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Revised translation of passage in great astronomi- Zwei Aufsatze zur Religionsgeschichte Vorder-
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Seal-cylinder from Kara Eyuk. 26. Schollmcycr, Anastasius:
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Solution of Hittite problem, 120. Allbabylonischc Privatbriefc, 93.
Some unpublished contract-tablets, 88. Einiges zur altbabyloni?chen Briefliteratur, 93.
Synchronous history of .\ssyria and Babylonia, i2. Der Istar-hymnus K. 41, 104.
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Tenses of Assyrian verb, 71. Scholz. .Anton. Die Keilschrift-Urkunden und die
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Two early Babylonian historical legends, 91. Schorr, Moses:
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Le culte de Gudea, 34. Der assyrische Krinigsname Salmanassar, 46.
De rexploitation des dattiers, 61. Assyrisches Syllabar, 71.
Documents relatifs a I'histoire de I'assyriologie, 12. Die Basis der Entzifferung. 74.
Esagil. 24. Cuneiform inscriptions and Old Testament, 115.
Fragments de syllabaires assyriens, 71. Die Gottin Istar als Malkatu, 104.
Hynine babylonien, 103. Die Hollenfahrt der Istar, 91.
Inscription de Naram-Sin, 35. 1st das .\kkadische der Keilinschriften eine
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Naram Sin, 35. des Sebeneh-Su, 83.
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Schradcr, Ebcrhard, continued Strassmaier, J. N.:
Keilinscliriften und Geschichtsforschung, 13. Alphabetisches Verzeichniss der assyrischen und
Kinelailati unil Asurbanipal, 41. akkadischen Worter, 71, 78.
Die Name der Meere in den assyrischen Inschrif- Die altbabylonischen Vertrage, 88.
ten. 71. Die babylonischen Inschriften, 84.
Die Sargonsstele, 45. Contract tablet, 88.
t'ber einen altoiientalischen Herrschernanien, 52. Einige chronologische Daten, 29.
Zu des Hi-n. Dr. Praetorius Bemerkinigen, 45. Einige kleinere babylonische Keilschrifttexte, 84.
Zur Frage nach der Aiissprache der Zischlaute, 71. Fiinf babylonische Vertrage, 88.
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Semitische Studien, 11.
Lexikalische Studien, 71.
Sennacherib, king of Assyria:
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Inschriften Sanherib's, 45. Four cuneiform texts, 84.
L'inscription de Bavian, 45. Hymn of Nebuchadnezzar, 104.
Inscriptions, 45. Letter to Assurbanipal, 93.
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Shalmaneser II., king of Assyria:

On some cuneiform inscriptions, 41, 46.
Black obelisk, 46. On some oracles to Esarhaddon, 41, 42.

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Account of recent excavations, 18.
Fight between Bel and dragon, 104.
Assyria, 46.
Four new syllabaries, 74.
Assyrian discoveries, 18.
Fragment of ancient Assyrian mythology, 104.
Assyrian eponym canon, 29, 46.
Illustrations of Prophet Daniel from Assyrian writ-
Chaldean account of deluge, 107.
ings, 115.
Chaldean account of (Jenesis, 107.
Ishtar and Izdubar, 91.
Early history of Babylonia, 40.
Eleventh tablet of Izdubar legends, 107.
Legend of Ishtar, 91.
Note on religious belief of Assyrians, 104.
History of Assurbanipal, 41.
Notice of very ancient comet, 60.
History of Babylonia, 40.
History of Sennacherib, 46.
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Revised translation of descent of Ishtar, 91.
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Revolt in Heaven, 104.
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: : : :

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Alter und Bedeutung der babylonischen Astro-
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Babylonische Messungen von Fixsterndistanzen, 60.
Sumerinn hymns, 104.
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110.
Liste des formes verbales contenues dans Sai, 72.
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: :
li'iucklcr. Hugo, contiiiiicd: Rudolf, continued

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[D BABYLONIA

A LIST OF REFERENCES IN THE

Introduction ------------- PAGE

Bibliography ---- - 10-11

Archaeology and Art -----

Law --------------- 53-57

Sumerian Liter.\ture and the Sumerians ------- 78-80

IxscRiPTioxs ------------- PAGE

Business Documents, Contract Tablets AND Commerce - . - - 85-89

History of Literature - - - - - - - - - - -89

Cosmogony ------------- 105-107

Hittites ------------- 116-120

MiTANNi Language ----------- 121

Index - - ------- 122-143

uniqueness any Hterary inventions of the

brated "Lettre a Monsieur S. Dacies" in 1822; and through the politics of

attempts of man to conform himself to the needs of a non-Paradise world,

officer, forced by his military duties, to live in the mountains of Persia —

of any other branch of human learning.

equally so in its perfectness and thoroughness. We have vastly more of the

course obtained, they became practically indestructible except through malice

The historical literature is of various kinds, beginning with ordinary building

6 THE NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY

revolutions — of which w'e know from other sources — will be concealed;

and, as regards the numbers slain or prisoners taken in a battle, an Assyrian

Museum, and published by Meissner in 1890. In 1892

Then followed a judicial code which, when complete, is estimated to have

a very ominous sound just at this moment of the w^orld's history.

and most especially by the great find in 1888 at Tell-el-Amarna in Egypt. At

The influence of these Assyrians had proceeded even further up into

there can be no doubt. They are first mentioned on Egyptian inscriptions

ASSYRIA AND BABYLONIA

Compiled by Ida A. Pratt

History: Language and Script. Hittites.

tiquities. XXV.) * OCN

ASSYRIA AND BABYLONIA 11

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ASSYRIA AND BABYLONIA 19

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Archaeology and Art

ASSYRIA AND BABYLONIA 21

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