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2 ARM BE BIN Bull. on Sum. Agriculture CAD CDA CH CT GAG Greengus Ishchali HSM JCS Kraus AbB 1 Lambert-Millarad Atra-has¾s LIH MDA MYN PBS RIME Archives Royales de Mari (= TCL 22 ) Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pensylvania,series A:Cuneiform Texts. Babylonian Inscriptions in the Collection of J.B.Nies. Bulletin on Sumerian Agriculture. The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago. A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian. R. F. Harper, The Code of Hammurabi Cuneiform Texts from Babylonian Tablets. Von Soden,W.,Grundriss der Akkadischen Grammatik. S.Greengus,Old Babylonian Tablets from Ischchali and Vicinity. Harvard Semitic Museum. Journal of Cuneiform Studies. F. R. Kraus, Briefe aus dem British Museum. W. G. Lambert and A. R. Millard,Atra-hasis: The Babylonian Story of the Flood. L. W. King, The Letters and Inscriptions of Hammurabi. Labat,R.,Manuel D épigraphie Akkadienne Sigrist,M.,Mesopotamia Years Name. Publications of the Babylonian Section, University Museum, University of Pennsylvania. The Royal Inscriptions of Mesopotania,Ear- Ly Periods,(Vol.4).
3 مهشد مطلق مهشد SBYF Sumero-Babylonian Year-Formula, London (1946). Sumer Journal of Archaeology and History in Iraq(Baghdad 1945 ff). TCL Textes Cuneiformes du Louvre. TIM Texts in the Iraq Museum UCP University of California Publications. YOS Yale Oriental Series, Babylonian Texts. 1(IM ) (GUR) ZÚ.LUM GI.Á nam- ar-ti À 27(GUR) 2(PI) 3(BÁN) GUR BÀD. È MU.TÙ a-lí-lu- mur nam - ar-ti 5. m aw¼t(inim)- d ea ( d É.A) SANTANA UNUG ki ITU BÁR.ZÀ.GAR U 4 13.KAM [MU ITÁ]. MA d marduk( d AMAR!.UTU).KE 4 (=year 7 abi- e u sulluppum ZÚ.LUM
4 TIM.2,82:6;Sumer,14(1958),30,No.12:8;ARM,7,P.53,134:12; HSM,22,P.542. GI.Á imdu CAD,±,P.197:b;TCL,1,167:1;TCL,11,153:2;BIN,2,96:2. nam arti CAD,N/1,P.227:b,e;JCS,2,85;YOS,2,148: d ru CAD,D,P.192:a;BIN,7,154:7;TCL,18,77:6 rubtu BÀD MU.TÙ CAD, /3,P.370:b;Greengus Ishchali,90:11;YOS,13,37:3; E,6/1,69:6 SANTANA saddanakku CDA,P.310:a;MDA,P.157,343. war u ITI CAD,A/2,P.260:b;CT,29,27:22;PBS,7,27:14 BÁR.ZÀ.GAR MDA,P.289. nisânu MYN,P.76,6a,and,P.78,15a. attu CAD, /2,P.197:a;Kraus AbB,1,106:17;PBS,7,122:6. kakku MU ITÁ
5 Lambert-Millard Atra-has¾s,48,i, Up.ed. 2(IM ) 4202 X (GUR)2(PI) 3(BÁN) GUR ZÚ.LUM [GI.Á ] nam- ar- ti À 27(GUR) 2(PI) 3(BÁN) GUR BÀD. È MU.TÙ a-lí-lu-mur nam- ar-ti m aw¼t- d ea( d É.A) SANTANA UNUG ki ITI BÁR.ZÀ.GAR U 4 13.KAM MU BÀD ì-si-in ki BA.UL.LA.A (= year 15 samsu-iluna) ilput BA.UL.LA.A lap¼tu G CAD,L,P.82;JCS,8,93,r.10;YOS,10,33,i,43;GAG,Paradigmen,P.9
6 5 Up.ed. 3(IM ) 4342 X (GUR)X (PI) GUR ZÚ. LUM À 28(GUR) 2(PI) 3(BÁN) GÚ. UN - u MU.TÙ ²à-ab- i-i 8 -tár GÌR a-ar- ri -[rum] m m¼r (DUMU)-KÁ. DINGIR.RA ki SANTANA ITI E.KIN.KU 5 U 4.5.KAM MU BÀD.DIDLI.GAL. GAL e -mu- ut -ba-lum ki (=year 17 samsu-iluna) GÚ.UN biltu CAD,B,P.229:a;CH,$,45:39;JCS,5,P.92 MAH 15890:10;BE,6/1, 39:9;PBS,7,103:9;UCP,9,365,No.30:47. GÌR
7 CAD, /2,P.307:a;CAD,G,P.94:a;CH,$ 187:50;TCL,7,22:6; ARM,4,2:16 wedþm MYN,P.78,17. E.KIN.KU 5 addaru MDA,P.289. DIDLI CDA,P.438 4(IM ) m a-x -[ ] m a-zi-rum m pur- d I KUR( d adad) [Ù] d ama ( d UTU)-ba -[ni] X [X].ME 5. [------]- X -[ ] [ ]- X-ni -im [ ]-A [ X -nu- um [ZÚ]. LUM Ì.ÁG.E 10. IGI e -til- p¾ (KA)- d na- bi-um ra-bi-a-nu-um IGI XXX- d s¾n ( d EN.ZU) IGI a-lim- a ika ( E -ka) Up.ed. ITI AB U 4. X.KAM MU [ ]- X
8 imaddad mad¼du G Ì.ÁG.E CAD,M/1,P.5;sumer,14,27,No.8:13;JCS,24,65,No.64:13. ¾bu IGI CAD, /2,P.390:a;LIH,11:27;PBS,5,100,ii,5;PBS,1/2,9:28;Greengu s Ishchali, 23:28;CT,29,12:26; YOS,8,66:17 rabi¼nu CAD,R,P.17;Kraus AbB,1,52:16;PBS,1/2,10:4;YOS,2,109:3 MDA,P.289. ITI AB tebêtu 1.(IM ) 2.(IM )
9 Up.ed. 3.(IM ) Up.ed. 4.(IM ) Up.ed.
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11 SBYF,P.38-41
12 Alexander,J.B. AL-Rawi.F.N.,and Roaf M., Baqir,T. Black,J and others Bottéro,J Dijk,V. Dossin,G. Ellis,M.de j Faust,D.E Frayne,D., Gelb,I.J.and others Gelb,I.J Goetze,A , , , Greengus,S Gurney,O.R., Harper,R.F. Houston,S.D Jean,C.F. Early Babylonian Letters and Economic Texts, London (1943). (=BIN,7),., (( Ten Old Babylonian Mathematical Problems From Tell Haddad,Himrin )),Sumer,43 (1984), PP (( New Mathematical Texts )),Sumer,18(1962), PP A Concise Dictionary of Akkadian, London (1999),(=CDA). Texts Économiques et Administratifs,Paris (1957),(=ARM,7). Old Babylonian Letters and Related Material, Wiesbaden(1965), (=TIM,2). Lettres de la Première Dynastie Babylonienne, Paris(1934). (=TCL,18)., (( Old Babylonian Economic Texts and Letters from Tell Harmal )),JCS,24 (1972),PP Contracts from Larsa,dated in the Reign of rimsin(=yos 8),New haven(1941). Old Babylonian period( ), London (1990),(=RIME,4). The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago(=CAD), Chicago(1964ff). Old Akkadian Writing and Gramer,Chicago (1961). (( Fifty old Babylonian Letters from Harmal )), Sumer,14 (1958),PP (( Thirty tablets from the Reigns of Ab¾-e u and Amm¾-dit¼n¼ )),JCS,2/2(1948),PP Old Babylonian Omen Texts, Oxford (1947), (=YOS,10). (( The Year Names ofab¾e u )),JCS,5/3 (1951), PP Old Babylonian Tablets from Ischchali and Vicinity, Istanbul (1979). (=Greengus Ischchali) Two Fragments from of the epic of Gilgamesh from Sultantepe,JCS,8/3(1954),PP The Code of ammurabi King of Babyl- on, London(1904).,(=CH), The First Writing Script Invention as History and Process, Cambridge(2004). Contrats de Larsa,(=TCL,11),Paris (1926).
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