W. Spemann, 1890. — 102 S. Die vorliegende Veröffentlichung ist lediglich zu praktischen Zwecken bestimmt und beabsichtigt nur den Anfängern eine Auswahl von solchen Texten leicht zugänglich zu machen, deren Studium sie am schnellsten und sichersten zu eigenem Weiterarbeiten in Stand setzen wird. Zu „entdecken" ist nichts darin, da der Anfänger gut thun wird zu lernen, anstatt...
J.C. Hinrichs'sche Buchhandlung, 1913. — 170 S. — (Wissenschaftliche Veröffentlichung der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft 24). Die Stelenreihen sind ein Nebenergebnis der Grabung. Ihre Auffindung ist ein sehr lehrreiches Beispiel, wie sonderbar der Zufall bei solcher Untersuchung oft spielt: ganz zufällig kam einer unserer großen Suchgräben, mit denen wir das Stadtgebiet...
Zaphon, 2021. — 212 p. — (dubsar: Altorientalistische Publikationen/Publications on the Ancient Near East 22). Andras Bacskay's investigation focuses on collecting and analysing glosses and so-called 'embedded variants' attested in therapeutic prescriptions. In addition, references attested in lists of amulet stones were also discussed as an excursus. The purpose of this work...
Yale University Press, 1989. — 270 p. — (Yale Near Eastern Researches 10). The Reign of Nabonidus is the first monograph-length study of Nabonidus since Nabonidus and Belshazzar: A Study of the Closing Events of the Neo-Babylonian Empire, by Raymond P. Dougherty (New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1929). Beaulieu uses the same major sources as Dougherty but employs more...
Gorgias Press, 2011. — 98 S. — (Analecta Gorgiana 96). An early study of the Babylonian kudurru (boundary stone) inscriptions of what is now known as the Kassite Era, this booklet presents a self-contained exploration of two of the markers. Focusing on Kudurru Inscriptions III R. 43 and III R. 41, Belser gives transcriptions and translations of both texts. A detailed commentary...
Zaphon, 2021. — 463 p. — (dubsar: Altorientalistische Publikationen/Publications on the Ancient Near East 25). This book explores the remarkable ways by which Babylonian scholars in the second and first millennia BCE understood the names of their gods and goddesses and the places sacred to them in a wide spectrum of texts, ranging from explanatory lists to great religious...
British Museum, 1889. — 452 p. This Volume is the first part of a Catalogue of the Kouyunjik Collection, which is the largest and most important of all the collectionsof Babylonian and Assyrian tablets in the British Museum. The Catalogue has been most carefully prepared by Dr. C. Bezold, and the present Volume describes nearly 3,000 of the tablets.
British Museum, 1891. — 504 p. The Second Volume of the "Catalogue of the Cuneiform Tablets in the Kouyunjik Collection" contains the description of 5971 tablets and fragments (K. 2191-8162), and is the work of Dr. Bezold.
British Museum, 1893. — 482 p. The Third Volume of the "Catalogue of the Cuneiform Tablets in the Kouyunjik Collection" contains the description of 6068 tablets and fragments (K. 8163-14230), and is the work of Dr. Bezold.
British Museum, 1896. — 594 p. The Fourth Volume of the " Catalogue of the Cuneiform Tablets in the Kouyunjik Collection" contains the description of 6319 tablets and fragments and is the work of Dr. Bezold. The Collections described are the following:-"Sm.", "D.T.", " Rm.", "Rm.2", "48-7-20", "48-10-31'", "48-11-4", " 55-10-3 ", " 56-9-3", " 56-9-9", " 66-5-19 ", "67-4-2 ",...
British Museum, 1899. — 478 p. The present concluding volume of the "Catalogue of the Cuneiform Tablets in the Kouyunjik Collection of the British Museum" contains the Preface, Introduction, Index and Appendices, written and compiled by Dr. Bezold. A series of Plates reproducing a few selected tablets has been added. As the sheets of the Catalogue have passed through the press,...
Gorgias Press, 2010. — 366 S. — (Gorgias Historical Dictionaries 24). An Akkadian-German dictionary, with index detailed enough to serve as a German-Akkadian dictionary.
Otto Harrassowitz Verlag, 2000. — 514 p. — (Santag 5). Akkadian, comprising the Babylonian, Assyrian and Old Akkadian dialects, is the earliest known Semitic language, attested from the middle of the 3rd millenium B.C. until the time of Christ. It was widely adopted in the ancient Near East as a written vehicle for scholarship, literature, legal and diplomatic affairs. It is...
Henry Kündig, 1905.. — 366 p. Dans mes Recherches sur quelques contrats babyloniens publiées en 1890, j'ai donné la traduction d'un texte qui appartient à la littérature augurale et qui est un specimen unique en son genre. Il s'agit des conséquences funestes qui résultent pour le pays, si le roi n'obéit pas à la loi divine (ana dîni la igul). Pour les Babyloniens, comme pour...
E. Bouillon, 1894. — 298 p. Parmi les nombreuses publications qui viennent enrichir chaque année la science assyriologique, on s'étonne d'en trouver si peu qui se rapportent à la littérature augurale des Babyloniens. Et pourtant, en feuilletant le catalogue de la collection Koujunjick, on est surpris de voir indiqués à chaque page un nombre considérable de textes inédits...
Butzon und Bercker, 1978. — 452 S. — (Alter Orient und Altes Testament 33). Ende 1971 erschien von meiner Hand die Akkadische Zeichenliste. Sie war als modernisierter teilweiser Ersatz für das damals schon lange nicht mehr lieferbare Manuel d'epigraphie akkadienne von R.Labat (1948, Nachdrucke 1951, 1959 und 1963) gedacht, ohne dabei der erwarteten Neubearbeitung des Manuel im...
Zaphon, 2023. — 266 S. — (dubsar: Altorientalistische Publikationen/Publications on the Ancient Near East 26). Das Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit ist es, das babylonisch-assyrische Konzept von Zeit systematisch zu untersuchen und darzustellen. Sie ist konzipiert als Überblickswerk, das den Ausgangspunkt für weitere Forschung bilden kann. Im Allgemeinen wird der Frage...
Undena Publications, 1976. — 16 p. — (Monographic journals of the Near East: Afroasiatic linguistics 3.2). The notion implied in the traditional term "attributive" genitive refers to a feature of surface structure, and as such is not particularly meaningful for an understanding of the construction involved. Rather the cases envisaged by the traditional category of attributive...
British Museum, 1892. — 316 p. This edition of the Tell el-Amarna Cuneiform Tablets in the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities of the British Museum is the work of Dr. C. Bezold. The Introduction and Summary have been written jointly by Dr. Bezold and Dr. E. A. Wallis budge, Acting assistant-keeper of the Department.
Trübner & Co, 1880. — 316 p. Translated From the Cuneiform Inscriptions Upon Cylinders and Tablets in the British Museum Collection, Together With Original Texts.
Dietrich Reimer Verlag, 1996. — 339 S. — (Berichte der Ausgrabung Tall Šēḫ Ḥamad/Dūr-Katlimmu 4: Texte 1). Von den 677 in der Grabungsstelle „Gebäude P“ des Grabungsabschnitts „Tell (Zitadelle)“ registrierten Schriftartefakten in mittelassyrischer Sprache und Schrift (s. Tabelle 04.02 in BATSH 12) werden 363 in vier Bänden (BATSH 4, BATSH 9, BATSH 10 i.V., BATSH 18) ediert. In...
Dietrich Reimer Verlag, 1996. — 339 S. — (Berichte der Ausgrabung Tall Šēḫ Ḥamad/Dūr-Katlimmu 4: Texte 1). Von den 677 in der Grabungsstelle „Gebäude P“ des Grabungsabschnitts „Tell (Zitadelle)“ registrierten Schriftartefakten in mittelassyrischer Sprache und Schrift (s. Tabelle 04.02 in BATSH 12) werden 363 in vier Bänden (BATSH 4, BATSH 9, BATSH 10 i.V., BATSH 18) ediert. In...
Pontificio Istituto Biblico, 2002. — 116 p. — (Studia Pohl 9). The Introduction to Akkadian was first published in 1980, and reissued in slightly revised form in 1983. The present edition is more fully revised, and supplied with indices to the Akkadian vocabularies and sign-lists, an English-Akkadian glossary, and a paradigm of the strong verbs. Revision has profited from...
Ugarit-Verlag, 2002. — 587 S. — (Alter Orient und Altes Testament 295). Enthält Texte in romanisiertem Akkadisch mit deutschen Übersetzungen und Kommentaren. Includes texts in romanized Akkadian with German translations and commentary.
Privately printed, 1912. — 102 p.— (Babylonian Records in the Library of J. Pierpont Morgan 1). The provenance of the tablets here published, when it is given in the Catalogue (see page 43 ff), is based upon the names of places which are mentioned in the documents where they were dated. Nos. 2 to 28, which do not contain any reference to the city in which they were written, are...
The University Museum of Pennsylvania, 1912. — 184 p. — (Publications of the Babylonian Section 2.1). This volume of texts, from the Murashu archives, completes those dated In the reign Of Darius II, with the exception Of a number which are in private possession. The number of the unpublished documents is about two-thirds as many as contained in this volume, and are dated in...
The University Museum of Pennsylvania, 1904. — 202 p. — (Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania. Series A: Cuneiform Texts. vol. 10). This volume of cuneiform texts from the archives of Murashd Sons of Nippur forms the direct continuation of Series A, Vol. IX, by H. V. Hilprecht and A. T. Clay. In accordance with a resolution of the Publication Committee of the...
The University Museum of Pennsylvania, 1912. — 106 p. — (Publications of the Babylonian Section 2.2). The greater part of the tablets here published were discovered during the second Expedition to Nippur, sent out by the Babylonian Committee of the University of Pennsylvania, in the years 1889-90, under the directorship of Prof. John P. Peters. The tablets were found quite...
The University Museum of Pennsylvania, 1906. — 181 p. — (Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania. Series A: Cuneiform Texts. vol. 14). The greater part of the tablets here published, as well as nearly all of those of Vol. XV, were discovered during the second Expedition to Nippur, sent out by the Babylonian Committee of the University of Pennsylvania, in the...
The University Museum of Pennsylvania, 1906. — 151 p. — (Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania. Series A: Cuneiform Texts. vol. 15). As this volume of texts appears simultaneously with the preceding (i.e., Vol. XIV), the discussions dealing with the provenance of the tablets ; the character of the documents ; the encasing of tablets ; the use of the seal ; as...
Yale University Press, 1923. — 112 p. — (Babylonian Records in the Library of J. Pierpont Morgan 4). This series is mainly intended to make the cuneiform inscriptions of the Library accessible to scholars. In addition to the texts and indices, however, the transliteration and translation of many of the texts are also offered. Several of the inscriptions were published years ago...
The University Museum of Pennsylvania, 1908. — 176 p. — (Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania. Series A: Cuneiform Texts. vol. 8.1). In this volume the seals which appear upon the documents are reproduced in connection with the texts. In copying some of the smaller and closely written tablets of this volume, practically all of which are unbaked and many in a...
Privately printed, 1913. — 150 p. — (Babylonian Records in the Library of J. Pierpont Morgan 2). Few fully realize to what extent the legal literature of the ancient Babylonians and Assyrians furnishes us with the material from which deductions as to the life and manners of those peoples are made, and also with valuable historical and topographical data for the reconstruction...
Yale University Press, 1919. — 104 p. — (Yale oriental series. Babylonian texts 3). The letters contained in this volume of texts were found at Warka, the ruins of which represent all that remains of the ancient city of Erech, one of the four cities of Nimrod's kingdom (Genesis X: 10), and one of the earliest cities known in history. The discoverer of the archive gave Warka as...
A. Hölder, 1913. — 138 S. Nach A.T. Clay's kopien in the Babylonian expedition of the University of Pennsylvania, series A, vol. XIV and XV umschrieben und erklärt von Harry Torczyner. In den Inhaltsangaben, die Clay seinen ,Documents from the Temple Archives of Nippur beigegeben hat, wird der großte Teil derselben -wenn nicht einfach als record of payments - als Urkunden...
Eisenbrauns, 2004. — 236 p. — (Harvard Semitic Studies 56). This monograph is a corpus-based description of the modal system of epistolary Old Babylonian, one of the best attested Akkadian dialects, using the European structural method. The study strives to match a concrete exponent (i.e., an array of formal features, morphological and syntactic) with a semantic value, in using...
Zaphon, 2020. — 431 p. — (dubsar: Altorientalistische Publikationen/Publications on the Ancient Near East 9). The Babylonian summa immeru ('If the Sheep') omens are concerned with ominous signs drawn from the behaviour of the sacrificial sheep at the time of its sacrifice. They are part of the diviner's craft of divination and are related to the technique of extispicy (i.e.,...
The University of Chicago Press, 1996. — 504 p. — (Oriental Institute Publications 114). One autumn day in 1973, at the Oriental Institute’s excavations at Nippur in south central Iraq, a workman rising from eating his lunch in one of the site’s trenches brushed the balk against which he had been sitting, revealing a number of tablets. These tablets proved to be part of the...
Paul Geuthner, 1920. — 168 p. — (Textes cunéiformes 4). Ce volume reproduit les Tablettes Cappadociennes du Musée du Louvre; la collection du Musée se compose de 147 tablettes ou fragments, dont huit ont été publiées antérieurement par M Thureau-Dangin : quatre dans le volume Lettres et Contrats de l'Epoque de lu Première Dynastie babylonienne, qui fait partie de la même série...
Paul Geuthner, 1927. — 68 p. — (Textes cunéiformes 12). Georges Contenau, né le 9 avril 1877 à Laon et mort le 12 mars 1964 à Paris, est un historien et archéologue français, spécialiste majeur d'assyriologie, de l'histoire du Proche-Orient ancien et de ses religions. Conservateur au département des Antiquités orientales du musée du Louvre, il en prend la tête de 1937 à 1946.
Paul Geuthner, 1929. — 96 p. — (Textes cunéiformes 13). Georges Contenau, né le 9 avril 1877 à Laon et mort le 12 mars 1964 à Paris, est un historien et archéologue français, spécialiste majeur d'assyriologie, de l'histoire du Proche-Orient ancien et de ses religions. Conservateur au département des Antiquités orientales du musée du Louvre, il en prend la tête de 1937 à 1946.
J.C. Hinrichs'sche Buchhandlung, 1895-97. — 128 S. — (Assyriologische Bibliothek 13). The publication of the following texts and the Corrections to Vol. I. of my Religious Texts fulfills, in part, the promise made in the Preface to that Volume. In a third volume I hope to be able to publish a translation, as far as possible, of the texts in Vols. I. and II., as well as a...
Trustees of the British Museum, 1979. — 174 p. As announced in the Foreword to CT 53, the present volume, the work of Professor M. Dietrich of the University of Munster, gives us his copies of the Neo-Babylonian letters from Kuyunjik, which, together with the Neo-Assyrian ones published by Professor Parpola in CT 53, complete the publication of the 'Harper Letters'.
Trustees of the British Museum, 1982. — 332 p. This volume completes the publication of the late Th.G. Pinches's copies from the 82-7-14 collection, as described in the foreword to CT 55. It has been prepared for publication by Dr I.L. Finkel.
Trustees of the British Museum, 1896. — 53 p. Part I. contains texts from thirty-seven clay tablets, one from a stone tablet, one from a mace-head, and one from a cone.
Trustees of the British Museum, 1898. — 53 p. Part III. contains texts from fourty-seven clay tablets, one from a lapis-lazuli tablet, and three from hard stone tablets.
Trustees of the British Museum, 1898. — 53 p. Part IV. contains texts from one hundred and twenty-four clay tablets. The greater number of these tablets are commercial documents, which were written during the period of the first dynasty of Babylon, from about B.C. 2300 to B.C. 2000.