IV Bibliography of the Later Periods
The New Babylonian Empire
Nabopolassar.—Strassmaier published nineteen texts in Z. A., iv., pp. 141-45, of which three are transcribed and translated in K. B., iv., pp. 177-81. Dr. Pinches gave another, C. T., iv., p. 14, and another in Peek-Pinches, p. 3. Dr. Moldenke gave nine other texts in his Cuneiform Texts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Nebuchadrezzar II.—Strassmaier published 460 texts in Hefts V.-VI., of the Babylonische Texte, of which thirty-one are transcribed and translated in K. B., iv., pp. 180-201, and forty are discussed in Kohler-Peiser’s Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben. Two texts are published by Pinches, C. T., iv., p. 38, two more in Peiser’s Babylonische Verträge, six texts from the Liverpool Museum were published by Strassmaier in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883. Some of the above texts belong, however, to the reign of Nebuchadrezzar III.
Evil-Merodach.—Evetts published twenty-four texts in Babylonische Texte, Heft VI., B, of which K. B., iv., pp. 200-3, gives transcriptions and translations of two. Kohler-Peiser discuss eight in Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben and add one more. Strassmaier published two from the Liverpool Museum in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883.
Neriglissar.—Evetts published seventy-two texts in Babylonische Texte, Heft VI., B, pp. 25-82. Of these four are transcribed and translated in K. B., iv., pp. 202-7 and Kohler-Peiser discussed fourteen in Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben. In Babylonische Verträge, Peiser published another; and Strassmaier published three from the Liverpool Museum in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883.
Laborosoarchod.—Evetts published six texts, Babylonische Texte, Heft VI., B, pp. 85-90. Of these, one is transcribed and translated in K. B., iv., pp. 206-7. Strassmaier published four in the Actes du VIII. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1889.
Nabonidus.—Strassmaier published 1134 texts in Babylonische Texte, Heft I.-IV. Of these, K. B., iv., pp. 206-59, gives transcriptions and translations of fifty-six, and three fresh texts from copies by Peiser, Pinches, and Revillout. Kohler-Peiser discuss sixty-five of them in Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben and add one more. Pinches published two, C. T., iv., pp. 30-41, and four in Peek-Pinches. Dr. Peiser gave another in Keilschriftliche Acten-Stücke, No. 3, two from the British Museum. Strassmaier published six from the Liverpool Museum in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883. Dr. Moldenke gave forty-two texts in his Cuneiform Texts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.
Persian Period
Cyrus.—Strassmaier published 384 texts in Babylonische Texte, Heft VII., of which K. B., iv., pp. 253-85 gives transcriptions and translations of twenty-four, and Kohler-Peiser discussed thirty-four in Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben, adding four new texts. In Keilschriftliche Acten-Stücke, Peiser gave two more; in Babylonische Verträge, fourteen more. Strassmaier gave two from the Liverpool Museum, in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883. Pinches published another in Peek-Pinches, Dr. Budge another in Z. A., vii., p. 219.
Cambyses.—Strassmaier gave 441 texts in Babylonische Texte, Heft VIII.-IX., but in these no distinction is made between the reigns of Cambyses and Cyrus, Cambyses alone, Cyrus alone. K. B., iv., pp. 260-63 gives transcription and translation of four, followed by twenty-five of Cambyses alone and fourteen of Cyrus alone. Kohler-Peiser discussed twenty-one in Aus Babylonische Rechtsleben. Peiser gave seventeen more in Babylonische Verträge from the Berlin Museum and one from the British Museum. Strassmaier gave three from the Liverpool Museum, and one in possession of Golenischeff in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes. Pinches published one in C. T., iv., one in Peek-Pinches. Dr. G. A. Barton published two in the American Journal of Semitic Languages, January, 1900.
Barzia.—Strassmaier published nine texts, Z. A., iv., pp. 147 ff., of which four are transcribed and translated, K. B., iv., pp. 294-98. Peiser gave three more in Babylonische Verträge. Strassmaier published one from the Liverpool Museum in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883.
Nebuchadrezzar III.—In K. B., iv., pp. 298-303, three are transcribed and translated from those published above and ascribed to Nebuchadrezzar II.
Darius.—Strassmaier has published 579 texts in Babylonische Texte, Heft X.-XII., of which K. B., iv., pp. 302-11 gives transcription and translation of nine. Kohler-Peiser discuss ninety-six in Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben and add seven more. Pinches published six in C. T., ii., p. 2; iv., pp. 21, 32, 41, 43, 44; and twelve in Peek-Pinches. Peiser gave fifteen in Keilschriftliche Acten-Stücke, and fifty-five in Babylonische Verträge from the Berlin Museum, twenty-four from the British Museum. Dr. G. A. Barton gave twenty-seven in American Journal of Semitic Languages, January, 1900. Strassmaier gave six from the Liverpool Museum in the Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883. Dr. Budge published three in Z. A., iii., pp. 216 ff.
Shamash-erba.—Strassmaier published one text of this period in Z. A., iii., p. 157 f.
Xerxes.—Evetts published four texts, Babylonische Texte, Heft VI., B, pp. 91-94; of these K. B., iv., pp. 310-11 gives transcription and translation of one. Pinches published one, C. T., iv., p. 34, Dr. G. A. Barton gave one in American Journal of Semitic Languages, January, 1900. Strassmaier published seven in the Actes du VIII. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1889.
Artaxerxes.—Professor Hilprecht and Dr. Clay have published 119 texts with transcriptions and translations of twelve, in the ninth volume of the series of Cuneiform Texts of the collections of the University of Philadelphia. Kotalla has given transcriptions and translations of others in B. A. S., iv. Dr. Peiser gave a transcription and translation of one from his own copy, K. B., iv., pp. 312-13. Kohler-Peiser give two more in Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben. Dr. G. A. Barton gave four in American Journal of Semitic Languages, January, 1900. Strassmaier published nine in the Actes du VIII. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1889, and one in Z. A., iii., p. 158.
Macedonian Period
Alexander IV.—Strassmaier, Z. A., iii., p. 150, transcribed and translated one, also K. B., iv., pp. 312-13. Pinches gave one, C. T., iv., p. 39.
Seleucus II.—Oppert, Doc. Jur., pp. 301 ff., gave two, one given again, K. B., iv., pp. 312-17. Pinches gave another, C. T., iv., p. 29. Strassmaier published one in Actes du VIII. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1889; and one, Z. A., iii., p. 152 f.
Demetrius.—Strassmaier published two, Z. A., iii., pp. 148-50.
Antiochus III.—Strassmaier published one, Z. A., iii., p. 150 f., transcribed and translated also, K. B., iv., pp. 316-17.
Arsacide Period
Strassmaier published sixteen texts, Z. A., iii., pp. 143 ff., one is given in transcription and translation, K. B., iv., pp. 318-19.
Footnotes
1 A. D. D., iii., p. 83.
2 A. D. D., vi., 218.
3 A. B. R., iii., pp. 24 ff.
4 A. B. R., iv., pp. 21 ff.
5 A. B. R., iv., pp. 41 ff.
6 Pages 147-62.
7 Cf. Appendix.
8 B. A. S., III., pp. 473-523.
9 Jurisprudentiæ, pp. 5-35.
10 B. A. S., IV., pp. 78-87.
11 T. and T. Clark, Edinburgh.
12 Z. A., VII., p. 16 ff.
13 Page 115 of Delitzsch’s edition.
14 Dr. B. Meissner has made excellent use of them in his Altbabylonische Privatrecht.
15 H. W. B., p. 218a.
16 Such as that published by Professor G. Barton, in the American Oriental Society’s Journal, 1902, pp. 19-28.
17 First published by Professor H. V. Hilprecht, in Old Babylonian Inscriptions, I., plates vi., vii., viii.; again with additions and corrections by Professor V. Scheil, Receuil de Travaux, XXII., p. 29-36.
18 Heft XVI. of the Mittheilungen aus den Orientalischen Sammlungen, Berlin, 1901.
19 Pages vii-xviii and 1-58.
20 From the E. A. Hoffman Collection of Babylonian Clay Tablets in the General Theological Seminary, New York.
21 Pages 322-29.
22 IV., pp. 69-86; V., page 3.
23 III., pp. 118-46.
24 Parts I., III., V., VII., IX., X.
25 XVIII., p. 73, XIX., pp. 54 ff., Nos. 1, 3, 11, 17, 20, 46, 48, 56, 330.
26 XVII., p. 30, XIX., p. 58, No. 335.
27 XXII., p. 153 f.
28 Pl. 41.
29 V., pp. 74-76; and VI., pp. 59, 60.
30 J. S., 41, 42, 43, 142, and Kh. 19, 198.
31 Page 589 f.
32 Page 103 f.
33 P. S. B. A., 1884, pp. 193-204.
34 P. S. B. A., XXI., pp. 11-17, January, 1899.
35 Pages 338-409.
36 Pages 342-43.
37 B. A. S., IV., pp. 382 ff.
38 See Lindl, B. A. S., IV., pp. 384-85.
39 B1 58, 346. B2 318, 2439a, 2527, V. A. Th. 863.
40 B2 318.
41 B3 380, 2378.
42 B. A. S., IV., p. 363, foot-note.
43 L. H., III., p. 220, note 16.
44 Vol. XIX., pp. 56 ff., Nos. 70, 133, 147, 266, 572.
45 Pages 85-89.
46 B. A. S., II., pp. 111-205.
47 III.1, p. 154 f., 164 f.; IV., p. 56 f.
48 The so-called Caillou de Michaux was published I. R. 70, and discussed by Oppert, Doc. Jur., pp. 87 ff., and Boissier, Recherches sur quelques contrats babyloniens, K. B., IV., pp. 78 ff. A fine charter from the time of Merodach-baladan I. was published IV. R. 38, discussed by Oppert, Doc. Jur., pp. 129 ff., and K. B. IV., pp. 60 ff. Another of the same date was published, K. B. IV., pp. 164 ff.
49 P. S. B. A., November 1, 1881.
50 Abhand. d. phil. hist. Classes der K. Sachs. Ges. d. Wiss. 1893, No. IV.
51 Z. A., IX., pp. 62-81.
52 K. B., IV., pp. 50-56.
53 P. S. B. A., XXII., p. 106 f.
54 Pages 169-94.
55 Deighton, Bell & Co., Cambridge, England.
56 Vol. XX., pp. 202 ff.
57 Pages xi-xx.
58 Pages xi-xviii.
59 In the Mitteilungen der Vorderasiatischen Gesellschaft, 1896, No. 3.
60 Sumerische Lesestücke, p. 112.
61 H. W. B., p. 542.
62 § 15.
63 § 140.
64 §§ 273, 274.
65 § 16.
66 §§ 16, 17, 19.
67 § 199.
68 §§ 205, 282.
69 §§ 218, 223.
70 § 6.
71 § 26.
72 § 28.
73 § 29.
74 § 29.
75 § 30.
76 § 31.
77 § 32.
78 § 183.
79 For fuller information and references, see A. J. S. L., XIX., pp. 98 ff.
80 § 5.
81 § 9.
82 § 13.
83 § 169.
84 § 177.
85 § 127.
86 § 168.
87 § 172.
88 B2 327.
89 A. D. D. § 567.
90 A. D. D., 827, 2.
91 M. A. P., 80, B1 199, B2 2458.
92 § 202.
93 § 5.
94 B2 2182.
95 M. A. P., 80.
96 B2 824, 838.
97 B 34.
98 B1 99.
99 § 13.
100 B1 38, B2 838.
101 M. A. P., 79.
102 M. A. P., 100, B1 294.
103 B2 272.
104 King, Letters of Ḥammurabi, p. xxxix f.
105 B2 360.
106 B1 711.
107 M. A. P., 100.
108 B 57, 73.
109 B2 279.
110 § 9.
111 B2 2444 A.
112 M. A. P., 79, 105.
113 B2 2463.
114 B2 327.
115 B2 301.
116 B2 272.
117 §§ 122, 123.
118 § 13.
119 §§ 3, 4.
120 B1 160.
121 B2 2182.
122 B2 2181.
123 B2 2474.
124 B2 2458.
125 B2 2516.
126 B2 387.
127 B2 2182.
128 B2 2458.
129 § 37.
130 B2 586, 2177 A.
131 A. B. R. passim.
132 B2 327.
133 § 5.
134 B2 387.
135 §§ 20, 131, 227, 266.
136 §§ 23, 103, 120, 126, 206, 240, 249.
137 § 9.
138 B1 160.
139 B1 188.
140 B1 295.
141 Letters of Ḥammurabi, pp. 212-54.
142 B. A. S., iv., p. 338 f.
143 B1 199.
144 B2 2178 A.
145 B2 2182.
146 B1 199.
147 A. D. D., § 604.
148 Nbk., 368.
149 Cyr., 277.
150 Cyr., 312, A. B. R., II., pp. 16, 73.
151 § 3.
152 § 127.
153 B2 2190.
154 §§ 4, 13.
155 Nbd. 13.
156 § 154.
157 §§ 9, 10, 12, 125, 219, 231, 232, 245, 246, 263.
158 § 106.
159 § 112.
160 § 107.
161 §§ 8, 265.
162 § 5.
163 §§ 196, 197, 200.
164 §§ 116, 210, 219, 230, 231.
165 §§ 116, 210, 230.
166 § 123.
167 § 115.
168 § 250.
169 § 42.
170 § 44.
171 § Y.
172 B2 316.
173 Rev. 1-4.
174 B2 511.
175 B2 2474.
176 § 136.
177 M. A. P., 39.
178 M. A. P., 41.
179 M. A. P., 44.
180 M. A. P., 79.
181 M. A. P., 111.
182 B2 301.
183 B2 2465.
184 B2 2473.
185 M. A. P., 40.
186 M. A. P., 78.
187 M. A. P., 80.
188 M. A. P., 110.
189 B 199.
190 B2 327.
191 B2 511.
192 B2 586.
193 B2 2175 A.
194 B2 2177 A.
195 B2 2178 A.
196 B2 2181.
197 B2 2186.
198 B2 2190.
199 B2 2444 A.
200 B2 2458.
201 B2 2463.
202 B2 2502.
203 B2 2193.
204 B2 824.
205 M. A. P., 42.
206 M. A. P., 43.
207 M. A. P., 100.
208 B1 40.
209 B1 188.
210 B1 295.
211 B1 160.
212 B1 711.
213 B2 272.
214 B2 2182.
215 B2 2516.
216 A. D. D., No. 160.
217 A. D. D., No. 161.
218 A. D. D., No. 164.
219 Nbn. 1128.
220 Dar. 53.
221 Dar. 260.
222 Dar. 410.
223 A. B. P., ii., pp. 70 ff.
224 Dar. 159.
225 Dar. 229.
226 Dar. 299.
227 Dar. 176.
228 Nbk. 52.
229 Nbk. 183.
230 A. B. P., i., pp. 31 ff.
231 A. B. P., ii., p. 67.
232 Camb. 384.
233 § 40.
234 Dar. 201.
235 Dar. 57.
236 Dar. 410.
237 Dar. 509.
238 Cyr. 231, 232.
239 § 53.
240 § 32.
241 § 24.
242 § 40.
243 A. D. D., No. 321.
244 Cyr. 281.
245 Cyr. 328, 329.
246 § 15.
247 Dar. 207.
248 § 129.
249 § 132.
250 Z. A., iii., p. 78.
251 § 153.
252 § 154.
253 § 155.
254 § 156.
255 § 157.
256 § 158.
257 § 128.
258 § 157.
259 Nbn. 69.
260 Z. A., iii., p. 87 f.
261 B2 419.
262 S. 34.
263 § 139.
264 V. R., 24, 48.
265 § 160.
266 § 161.
267 § 156.
268 Nergl. 1.
269 Nbn. 243.
270 Nbk. 101.
271 Cyr. 183, B. A. S., iv., p. 7.
272 See pages 162, 163.
273 B. A. S., iv., pp. 14-22.
274 §§ 155, 156.
275 Cyr. 312.
276 Cyr. 307.
277 Nbk. 101.
278 Page 163.
279 § 182.
280 § 178.
281 § 180.
282 B1 10.
283 §§ 162, 163.
284 B1 19, B1 163.
285 K. B., v., pp. 390-404.
286 K. B., iv., pp. 78 ff.
287 Camb. 193.
288 Nergl. 25.
289 Page 69.
290 B. A. S., iv., p. 13 f.
291 B. V., 19, 100, 122.
292 Cyr. 143, Camb. 23.
293 § 171.
294 § 172.
295 § 130.
296 Pages 35 ff.
297 § 156.
298 § 167.
299 See on these points Assyrian Deeds and Documents, iii., p. 385 f.; Assyrian Doomsday Book, p. 25 f.
300 Camb. 193.
301 Nbk. 101.
302 § 137.
303 § 137.
304 § 183.
305 § 184.
306 § 176.
307 M. A. P., 88.
308 B1 617.
309 M. A. P., 92.
310 M. A. P., 90.
311 M. A. P., 90.
312 B2 366.
313 B2 394.
314 B1 193.
315 A. P., 89.
316 J. R. A. S. 97, pp. 407 ff.
317 B. A. L., p. 27 f.
318 B1 21 and B2 2176 A.
319 § 146.
320 B2 407.
321 B2 707.
322 Law VI.
323 § 137.
324 § 138.
325 §§ 139, 140.
326 § 142.
327 § 143.
328 § 141.
329 § 149.
330 § 150.
331 §§ 136-40.
332 M. A. P., 91.
333 M. A. P., 90.
334 § 138.
335 § 142.
336 § 133.
337 § 134.
338 § 135.
339 § 136.
340 B1 2474.
341 § 172.
342 § 173.
343 § 171.
344 § 172.
345 Camb. 273.
346 § 172.
347 § 173.
348 § 174.
349 § 177.
350 § 177.
351 § 117.
352 § 7.
353 M. A. P., p. 11.
354 § 165.
355 § 178.
356 § 179.
357 § 183.
358 Page 127.
359 § 166.
360 § 195.
361 § 168.
362 M. A. P., p. 15.
363 §§ 192, 193.
364 Page 84.
365 P. S. B. A., xviii., pp. 250-56; xxiii., pp. 188-210.
366 Nbd. 832, Nbk. 67.
367 Nbk. 100.
368 D. S., p. 24, note.
369 II. R. 9, 28 cd. ff.
370 § 194.
371 II. R. 9, 66 cd.
372 Page 82.
373 B1 54.
374 II. R. 9, 28 cd. ff.
375 M. A. P., p. 15.
376 § 199.
377 § 188.
378 § 185 ff.
379 M. A. P., 95.
380 M. A. P., 98.
381 M. A. P., 97.
382 M. A. P., 94.
383 § 168.
384 M. A. P., 93.
385 § 168.
386 M. A. P., 98.
387 B2 565.
388 B1 368.
389 B2 375.
390 B3 2484.
391 B2 609.
392 B1 2489.
393 § 168.
394 B2 360.
395 B2 2460.
396 B2 2179.
397 M. A. P., 105.
398 M. A. P., 106.
399 M. A. P., 107.
400 M. A. P., 109.
401 § 116.
402 B1 33.
403 B1 12.
404 B1 14.
405 B1 60.
406 B1 31 = M. A. P., 103.
407 B1 46 = M. A. P., 104.
408 M. A. P., p. 145.
409 See page 39.
410 §§ 168, 169.
411 § 191.
412 D. E. P., ii., p. 25.
413 Chapter XXII.
414 § 6.
415 § 15.
416 § 16.
417 § 17.
418 § 19.
419 § 20.
420 § 16.
421 § 119.
422 § 175.
423 §§ 218, 223.
424 § 99.
425 Cf. § 251.
426 § 280.
427 K. B., vi., p. 389.
428 See Assyrian Doomsday Book, p. 24.
429 K. B., ii., p. 282.
430 Cyr. 310, Nbk. 201.
431 Z. A., iii., p. 86.
432 Cyr. 146.
433 Cyr. 146; Camb. 15.
434 Dar. 212.
435 § 103.
436 M. A. P., 95.
437 § 226.
438 K. B., vi., p. 377.
439 K. 3787 K. B., iv., p. 166 f.
440 Camb. 291.
441 De serv., p. 20.
442 P. S. B. A. 83, p. 104.
443 P. S. B. A. 84, p. 102.
444 Nbk. 70.
445 Nbk. 625.
446 Nbk. 311.
447 Camb. 334.
448 Nbd. 697.
449 Z. A., iii., 135.
450 A. B. R., i., pp. 1 ff.
451 Nbn., 738.
452 Nbn. 573.
453 Z. A., iii., p. 87.
454 Nbk. 408.
455 Cyr. 64.
456 Cyr. 248.
457 Cyr. 325.
458 Cyr. 313.
459 S. 10.
460 A. D. D., No. 424.
461 M. A. P., p. 7.
462 § 252.
463 § 191.
464 Page 188.
465 Page 122.
466 Z. A., iii., 369.
467 M. A. P., 42.
468 A. D. D., § 600.
469 Cf. also Appendix.
470 Melishiḫu.
471 Merodoch-baladan I.
472 Marduk-nâdin-aḫi.
473 I. R. 7, 12 ff.
474 D. E. P., ii., 91.
475 Scheil, Mémoires de la Délégation en Perse, Tome II.
476 I. R. 36, 40-42.
477 Like Araunah the Jebusite.
478 A. D. D., No. 809.
479 Scheil, Mémoires de la Délégation en Perse, Tome II.
480 Idem.
481 Scheil, Mémoires de la Délégation en Perse, Tome II., p. 95.
482 Idem, p. 97.
483 Idem, pp. 99 ff.
484 Idem, p. 112.
485 C. T., ix., No. 92987.
486 C. T., ix., No. 90922.
487 K. B., iv., pp. 57 ff.
488 K. B., iv., pp. 60 ff.
489 K. B., iv., pp. 68 ff.
490 A. D. D., Nos. 651-56.
491 A. D. D., Nos. 658, 659.
492 A. D. D., Nos. 646-48.
493 A. D. D., Nos. 649, 650.
494 K. B., iii., pp. 154 ff.
495 K. B., iv., p. 64.
496 K. B., iii., pp. 164 ff.
497 K. B., iv., pp. 90 ff.
498 K. B., iii., pp. 174 ff.
499 Vol. xxiii., pp. 19 ff.
500 § 253.
501 B2 509.
502 A. D. D., p. 21.
503 Cyr. 26.
504 Hilprecht, B. E. P., ix., p. 40.
505 §§ 46, 64.
506 M. A. P., 76, B2 460.
507 M. A. P., p. 12, note 3, p. 143, No. 77.
508 § 42.
509 § 44.
510 § 60.
511 § 53.
512 K. L. Ḥ., p. xxxvii.
513 Ib., p. 16.
514 C. T., IX., No. 92987.
515 § 16.
516 A. D. D., ii., p. 172.
517 A. O. F., i., p. 404.
518 H. A. B. L., p. 89.
519 A. D. D., ii., p. 174 f.
520 C. T., xv., 50.
521 A. O. F., i., p. 404 f.
522 Rev. Ass., III., p. 140.
523 A. D. D., 951 ff.
524 B. A. S., i., pp. 492-536, 632-36.
525 Dar. 164.
526 Dar. 156.
527 Dar. 481.
528 Dar. 253.
529 Camb. 276.
530 § 35.
531 D. E. P., II.
532 A. D. D., § 236.
533 Nbn. 2.
534 Sayce.
535 Nbd. 270.
536 Nbk. 220.
537 B. E. P., ix., p. 36.
538 A. D. D., 998-1092.
539 Nbd. 428, 439.
540 Page 196.
541 A. D. D., Nos. 998-1013, etc.
542 Haupt, Journal of Biblical Literature, xix., p. 60.
543 Nbk. 213 with Nbk. 396.
544 Camb. 19.
545 Professor H. Zimmern has made a splendid beginning in his Beiträge zur Kenntniss der Babylonischen Religion by determining the functions of the barû, the âsipu, and the zammaru. He calls them all “priests.” But he does not show that either was a šangû. It may really be so, but why confuse what the Babylonians kept distinct?
546 Cyr. 292.
547 Cyr. 352.
548 Page 76.
549 Nbd. 773.
550 M. A. P., 41.
551 B2 2175 A.
552 P. A. S., II., 8.
553 P. A. S., II., 23.
554 A. D. D., No. 930.
555 M. A. P., 7.
556 B1 675.
557 B1 39.
558 M. A. P., 6.
559 B2 324.
560 B2 2504.
561 B2 544.
562 B2 729.
563 A. D. D., No. 619.
564 Nbd. 65.
565 Nbd. 1098.
566 Nbd. 334.
567 Nbd. 368.
568 Nbd. 113.
569 Nbd. 258.
570 Nbd. 348.
571 Nbk. 109.
572 § 180 f.
573 B2 704.
574 B3 2183.
575 B2 349.
576 A. D. D., 640.
577 A. D. D., 641.
578 A. D. D., 643.
579 § 178.
580 Cyr. 277.
581 A. B. R., ii., 20 f.
582 M. A. P., p. 37.
583 D. E. P., ii., p. 1-f.
584 See p. 236.
585 M. A. P., p. 96.
586 B. 320.
587 K. B., IV., p. 298 f.
588 B. V., p. 168.
589 K. A. S., p. 48.
590 A. D. D., pp. 35 ff.
591 A. D. D., No. 173.
592 A. D. D., No. 176.
593 For details see A. D. D., iii., pp. 288-368.
594 Page 104.
595 Nbd. 807.
596 Camb. 114.
597 Nbk. 103.
598 Camb. 165.
599 Nbk. 103.
600 L. 19.
601 Col. 8, l. 5.
602 One such plan is published by King (L. Ḥ., ii., p. 242) and discussed by him later (L. Ḥ., iii., p. 255 f.). There are many others in our museums, several of which have been published (Receuil de Travaux, xvii., pp. 33 ff.; Saison de fouilles a Sippar, pp. 125, 126, 128). The plans of the buildings excavated at Khorsabad form our most perfect specimen of an Assyrian city and palace. Besides the original sketches and plans in Botta’s Nineve, excellent studies of them will be found in Perrot and Chipiez, Assyrian and Babylonian Art. There are also many plans of the early cities and palaces in De Sarzec’s Découvertes en Chaldée; also, Receuil de Travaux and Revue d’Assyriologie passim.
603 Good examples of deeds of sale of this class of real property will be found in Dr. Meissner’s A. P., pp. 31-35. The principal terms used in such conveyances are well discussed and for the most part correctly explained in his commentary (pp. 119-23). In all these cases we have the phrase, bîtu epšu. Dr. Meissner also regards as “houses” the plots of land called Ê KI-GAL and Ê KISLAH; they are, however, mentioned later with some other plots of land where Ê denotes a “plot,” not necessarily a “house.”
604 Page 244.
605 K. 1297.
606 B2 476.
607 B2 476.
608 B2 332.
609 B2 1058.
610 B2 331.
611 B2 2192.
612 B2 2190.
613 K. B., iv. p. 170 f.
614 § 266.
615 H. W. B.
616 A. D. D., 320.
617 A. D. D., Nos. 325-40.
618 A. D. D., Nos. 341, 342.
619 A. D. D., Nos. 326-34.
620 A. D. D., Nos. 326-32.
621 A. D. D., Nos. 340-49.
622 A. D. D., Nos. 329-40.
623 A. D. D., No. 646.
624 A. D. D., No. 340.
625 A. D. D., No. 349.
626 A. D. D., No. 345.
627 M. A. P., 25.
628 § 44.
629 B2 377.
630 B2 446.
631 § 113.
632 S. 67.
633 B2 2192.
634 B2 2518.
635 A plot of land or house called Ê burbalum is sold (B1 280, B2 838, B2 2462), but there is no information given as to its special nature; so also a bît kidim (B2 2444a), but there is no means of deciding what it was. A term applied to land which may be read ḳirubû is perhaps to be taken as “arable land” (M. A. P., p. 122). But the occurrences are not sufficient to fix the meaning clearly. It was bounded by a house and the street.
636 A. D. D., Nos. 350-58.
637 A. D. D., No. 362.
638 Z. A., vi., pp. 291 ff.
639 B1 43.
640 B2 330.
641 B1 194.
642 A. D. D., Nos. 359-413.
643 This plan is published in Découvertes en Chaldée, plate 15 ff.
644 Published best in Rev. Ass., iv., p. 13 f.
645 Much earlier plans will be found, pp. 21 ff. They are ascribed to the age of Sargon I. and Naram-Sin. A plan, or rather map, of Babylon was also published by Dr. Peiser. [Z. A., iv., 361 ff.] This is rather geographical than cadastral, and, perhaps, mythical, since it refers to the king Shamash-napishtim-uṣur, who may be the Shamash-napishtim of the flood story.
A number of other plans are given, or referred to, by Father Scheil in Rec. des Trav., xvii., 1 and 2, pp. 33 ff. A good many more appear in Une Saison de fouilles a Sippar. There are many others in the great museums and in private hands. For conclusions regarding linear and square measures, cf. Appendix III.
646 E. B. H., pp. 254 ff., etc.
647 B3 2524.
648 M. A. P., 15.
649 B2 2519.
650 M. A. P., 19.
651 B1 218.
652 Kanik mušaddinim utbalunimma kanikšu illikû, B2 754.
653 M. A. P., 8, 9.
654 B1 218.
655 B2 771.
656 B1 642.
657 B1 655.
658 M. A. P., 24.
659 B2 1182, S. 76.
660 B2 869.
661 B2 687.
662 B2 684.
663 B2 701.
664 A. D. D., No. 1.
665 A. D. D., No. 115.
666 A. D. D., No. 117.
667 A. D. D., Nos. 118, 119.
668 A. D. D., No. 124.
669 A. D. D., No. 127.
670 A. D. D., No. 128.
671 P. 256.
672 A. D. D., No. 155.
673 A. D. D., No. 134.
674 A. D. D., No. 135.
675 A. D. D., No. 162.
676 § 7.
677 § 123.
678 § 125.
679 § 121.
680 M. A. P., p. 27.
681 B2 1058.
682 M. A. P., p. 28.
683 S. 62, 69, 73, etc.
684 M. A. P., p. 9, and notes 1 and 2.
685 §§ 114, 115.
686 A. D. D., No. 58.
687 A. D. D., No. 66.
688 A. D. D., Nos. 73, 74.
689 A. D. D., No. 76.
690 A. D. D., No. 152.
691 Nbd. 655.
692 Ev. Mer. 24.
693 B. V., p. 282 f.
694 Nbk. 408.
695 Dar. 294.
696 Dar. 144, 235.
697 Nbn. 655.
698 Nbn. 765, 772, 832.
699 Nbk. 132, 142, 172.
700 Such is an actual case traced through its phases by Kohler and Peiser.—A. B. R.
701 Dar. 319.
702 Dar. 310.
703 A. B. R., ii., p. 73.
704 A. B. R., p. 6.
705 Cyr. 147.
706 Nbk. 342.
707 Nbk. 86.
708 Nbk. 83.
709 Nbk. 366.
710 Cyr. 119.
711 Nbd. 133.
712 Dar. 93.
713 Dar. 431, 434, Nerig. 39.
714 B1 327.
715 B2 2425.
716 M. A. P., 57.
717 A. P., 10.
718 S. 61.
719 B2 2455.
720 B2 938.
721 B2 1137.
722 Page 251.
723 Nbn. 210.
724 Dar. 215.
725 IV., p. 85 f.
726 § Y.
727 B2 361.
728 B2 797.
729 §§ 100-107.
730 B1 549.
731 B1 110.
732 E. A. H., 27.
733 § 8.
734 § 234.
735 §§ 235, 236.
736 K. L. Ḥ., passim.
737 S. 160.
738 S. 244.
739 A. D. D., No. 468.
740 Nbd. 401.
741 Nbd. 1019.
742 Nbd. 180.
743 Cyr. 343.
744 K. L. Ḥ., p. xxi.
745 § 112.
746 § 271.
747 § 272.
748 B1 564.
749 S. 572.
750 K. B., vi., p. 106.
751 M. A. P., 78.
752 M. A. P., p. 13.
753 B2 358.
754 Nbn. 199.
755 Nbk. 88.
756 Nbn. 572.
757 Nbn. 653.
758 Nbn. 652.
759 Nbk. 116.
760 A. B. P., ii., 59.
761 Dar. 280.
762 Dar. 395, 396.
763 § 7.
764 Page 243.
765 A. D. D., No. 94.
766 A. D. D., No. 152.
767 A. D. D., No. 307.
768 A. D. D., No. 151.
769 A. D. D., No. 166.
770 Nbn. 132, 133; A. B. P., p. 11.
771 Ev. Mer., 13.
772 Dar. 386.
773 A. B. P., ii., 34.
774 §§ 261-67.
775 § 264.
776 E. A. H., 14. For fuller details the reader should consult Radau’s Early Babylonian History.
777 B2 447.
778 In C. T., vi., p. 24.
779 B2 448.
780 A. D. D., No. 732.
781 They are published by Professor R. F. Harper in his Assyrian and Babylonian Letters, passim.
782 H. A. B. L., p. 690.
783 A. D. D., No. 117.
784 E. A. H., 50.
785 K. L. Ḥ., pp. xlvi. ff.
786 These have been discussed by Dr. R. Zehnpfund, B. A. S., i., pp. 492-536. He has striven to identify the garments as far as possible; but when we recall that over eighty such garments are named in these lists, most of which are merely names, with no indication of their uses, it is clear that a translation is generally out of the question. We know something of their material and often of their color, but nothing further. It is curious that in many cases these names are the same for Assyrian and later Babylonian times.
787 B2 406, 611.
788 A. D. D., No. 872.
789 E. A. H., 152.
790 Cyr. 250; Nbd. 841.
791 E. A. H., 100.
792 B2 405.
793 Heuzey, Revue d’Assyriologie, iv., pp. 1 ff.
794 Vol. II., 1897; Vol. IV., 1898; Vol. VI., 1898; Vol. VIII., 1899.
795 Briefe aus der Zeit des Babylonischen Königs Ḥammurabi, Leipzig, 1901.
796 Three volumes, 1898-1900, Luzac, London.
797 B. A. S., iv., p. 434-500.
798 B. A. S., ii., pp. 557-64, 573-79.
799 XVI., p. 189.
800 Pages 105, 106, 107, 116, 123, 124, 125, 133, 134, 135, 136, 137.
801 Published III. R. 4. No. 5.
802 Heft I. of Mittheilungen aus den Orientalischen Sammlungen der Königliche Museen zu Berlin, Speman, Berlin.
803 B. A. S., iv., pp. 101-54, 279-337, and 410-17.
804 Vol. V. of Schrader’s Keilinschriftliche Bibliothek, Reuther and Reichard, Berlin, 1896.
805 June 17, 1903.
806 IX., pp. 240-56; X., pp. 60-72, 155-77, 305-15.
807 B. A. S., i., pp. 185-248, 613-31; ii., 19-62.
808 University of Chicago Press; Luzac, London.
809 Baltimore, 1898.
810 B. A. S., iv., pp. 501-45.
811 P. S. B. A., 1901, pp. 331-59.
812 A. J. S. L., x., pp. 196-201; xiii., pp. 209-12, xiv., pp. 1-16, 171-82; xv., pp. 129-44.
813 Pfeiffer, Leipzig.
814 II., pp. 52, 58, 184 f., 302 f.
815 K. L. Ḥ., No. 34.
816 K. L. Ḥ., iii., p. 237.
817 K. L. Ḥ., No. 45.
818 K. L. Ḥ., No. 26.
819 K. L. Ḥ., No. 71.
820 K. L. Ḥ., No. 5.
821 K. L. Ḥ., No. 4.
822 K. L. Ḥ., No. 11.
823 K. L. Ḥ., No. 6.
824 § 34.
825 K. L. Ḥ., No. 76.
826 K. L. Ḥ., No. 12.
827 K. L. Ḥ., No. 24.
828 K. L. Ḥ., Nos. 13, 41.
829 K. L. Ḥ., No. 28.
830 K. L. Ḥ., No. 33.
831 K. L. Ḥ., Nos. 16, 30.
832 K. L. Ḥ., No. 3.
833 K. L. Ḥ., Nos. 18, 30, 73.
834 K. L. Ḥ., No. 38.
835 K. L. Ḥ., No. 81.
836 K. L. Ḥ., No. 49.
837 K. L. Ḥ., No. 80.
838 K. L. Ḥ., Nos. 79, 104.
839 K. L. Ḥ., No. 105.
840 K. L. Ḥ., No. 56.
841 K. L. Ḥ., No. 50.
842 K. L. Ḥ., No. 47.
843 K. L. Ḥ., No. 48.
844 Ana Amélim-šha-Marduk-ubalaṭušhu.
845 A. O. F., ii., 312.
846 V. A., Th. 793; B. A. S., ii., p. 563.
847 B. 290 ff.
848 B2 212.
849 B1 193.
850 B2 2185.
851 A. O. F., ii., p. 90.
852 B2 315.
853 S. 273.
854 S. 274.
855 III. R. 4, No. 5.
856 K. 2, 41.
857 K. L. Ḥ., i., p. xxiii., note 2.
858 P. S. B. A., 1895, p. 220 f.
859 A. J. S. L., xvi., pp. 160-67.
860 K. 181; H. 197.
861 H. 198.
862 H. 492.
863 H. 380.
864 H. 144.
865 H. 145.
866 H. 146.
867 H. 147.
868 H. 148.
869 H. 381.
870 H. 101.
871 H. 488.
872 H. 490.
873 H. 409.
874 H. 444.
875 H. 424.
876 H. 548.
877 H. 619.
878 H. 646.
879 H. 196.
880 H. 199.
881 H. 731.
882 A. D. D., 1141.
883 H. 730.
884 H. 839.
885 H. 832, 833, 835, 836, 837.
886 H. 88.
887 A. D. D., 9.
888 H. 289.
889 G. Smith, ii., pp. 51 ff.
890 H. 460.
891 H. 282.
892 H. 283.
893 H. 284.
894 Pages 184, 185.
895 In P. S. B. A., etc.
896 H. 754.
897 Page 201.
898 H. 290.
899 H. 280.
900 H. 277.
901 H. 399.
902 H. 412.
903 K. 4453.
904 H. 332.
905 H. 513.
906 H. 275.
907 H. 274.
908 G. Sm., p. 24.
909 H. 269.
910 H. 266.
911 H. 268.
912 H. 273.
913 H. 543.
914 H. 142.
915 H. 77.
916 A. D. D., 1053.
917 H. 30.
918 H. 28.
919 H. 2.
920 H. 1.
921 H. 825.
922 H. 816.
923 A. D. D., 70.
924 Rec. Trav., xx., p. 200.
925 W. Sm., p. 7.
926 H. 324.
927 H. 303.
928 A. D. D., No. 301.
929 H. 254.
930 H. 368.
931 H. 263.
932 §§ 215-21.
933 Z. K. F. II.
934 H. 392.
935 H. 108.
936 H. 109.
937 H. 110.
938 H. 111.
939 H. 391.
940 H. 341.
941 H. 577.
942 H. 43.
943 H. 220.
944 H. 345.
945 H. 219.
946 H. 566.
947 A. D. D., No. 1096.
948 Nbd. 574.
949 Nbd. 1134.
950 Nbk. 460.
951 Cyr. 207.
952 Cyr. 209.
953 Cyr. 376.
954 XIX., p. 104 f.
955 Peek-Pinches, No. 22.
956 Peek-Pinches, pp. 85 ff.
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