Unfortunately, as is often the case with Ur III texts, they are excerpted but not published compl... more Unfortunately, as is often the case with Ur III texts, they are excerpted but not published completely, thereby withholding important and relevant context from the reader. According to M. Stolper, casts of the Tucson collection have been at the Oriental Institute for many years. 4. In addition to the items listed in this catalogue, the Arizona State Museum at Tucson is in possession of some seals from Mesopotamia including those allegedly found in Egypt (a part of small collection of Egyptian seals purchased from Dr. Edgar James Banks) as well as a small collection of Egyptian objects dating from the Early Dynastic to the Late periods. Most of the cuneiform tablets were purchased from Dr. Edgar James Banks in January 1921 while others were gifts of local donors, at least one of whom, Mr. Selim M. Franklin, may have obtained his texts from Banks. D. I. OWEN AND E. WASILEWSKA 54 (ASM 72) [date lost] Puzriå-Dagan fragmentary text concerning wooden object and hides (ASM 12095) n.d. Puzriå-Dagan account of a sheep (ASM 12179) n.d. Puzriå-Dagan account of hides (ASM 12054) Å 32/ix/-Umma summary account of rations for workers in Apiåal. From photos (not collated) (ASM 12058) Å 45/iv/-Umma account of copper hoes for the mill (ASM 12123) Å 48/ix/-Umma receipt for copper and su-gan (ASM 12072) AS 1/iv/-Umma account of barley rations for the household of Åulgi (ASM 12080) AS 2/-/-Umma account of a shipment of peas by boat from Ur-Zababa to Esagdana.Important for determining the distance between these sites. (ASM 12139) AS 2/v/-Umma account of a delivery of [barley] (ASM 12110) AS 2/x/-Umma receipt for barley for regular offerings for Nanåe (ASM 12105) AS 2/xii/8 Umma account of rations. From photos (not collated) (ASM 69) AS 3/-/-Umma account of refined bitumen for the storehouse of the boat yard (ASM 12117) AS 3/-/-Umma receipt for reeds in the bala-period (ASM 12103) AS 4/-/-Lagaå account of slave girls over a period of seven months (ASM 12126) AS 5/v/-Umma account of barley rations (ASM 12128) AS 5/vii/-Umma (grain) deficits taken in charge (ASM 12083) AS 5/xi/-Umma account of […] in the bala-period (ASM 12113) AS 6/-/-Umma account of pea-flour (ASM 12119) AS 6/xiii/-Umma account of regular offerings from two field (owners) (ASM 12112) AS 7/-/-Umma account of barley from the granary (ASM 12138) AS 8/-/-Umma account of barley deficit calculated (ASM 12115) AS 9/xiii/15 Umma silver loan (ASM 12104) ÅS 1/-/-/ Umma account of earth works for the building of a levee (ASM 12066) ÅS 1/xi/-Umma delivery of àr-ra-barley to various individuals (ASM 12108) ÅS 2/[]/-Umma account of female slaves for water duty (ASM 12124) ÅS 2/-/-Umma account of reeds and flour in the bala-period (ASM 12187) ÅS 2/-/-Umma account of milk, beer and spices (ASM 12143) Å 3/ix/-Umma expenditure of animals (ASM 12141) ÅS 3/xii/-Umma messenger text (ASM 71) ÅS 4/xi/10 Umma messenger text
and/or rigorous treatment of the context of English and North American Baptist history could have... more and/or rigorous treatment of the context of English and North American Baptist history could have strengthened the paper on the LordIs Supper. The writer falsely assumes a later Baptist theological dependency upon John Smyth (fl1606) which cannot be substantiated in any source. In terms of raWI freshI scholarshipI Walter Ellis's piece on Baptist development in Western Canada provides a good reference tool. Wilfrid Laurier University Press has done a commendable job with the technical aspects of the book. Tables are a bit small in type size; there is a helpful index. The cover is attractively designed and of high-quality material and the price is reasonable. Among the other earlier conference publicationsI this volume belongs in Canadian religious collections. (WILLIAM H. BRACKNEY)
... 4 152 sa / gi-zi gu-kilib-ba 5 sa-ta sa-gal udu-niga ki Aya-kal-la-ta kisib Ur-d:\Ia-mi iti E... more ... 4 152 sa / gi-zi gu-kilib-ba 5 sa-ta sa-gal udu-niga ki Aya-kal-la-ta kisib Ur-d:\Ia-mi iti Ezen-dSul-/gi mu na-ru-a / mah ba-du 152 bundles of fire-reeds in (each) bale are 5 bundles, fodder for the fattened sheep from Aya-kala. ... 15 1 1 amar-anse-BAR-munus ga 2 1 siki-nita ,. ...
Preface - DAVID I. OWEN Acknowledgments - DAVID I. OWEN PART 1: GENERAL STUDIES Gesellschaftsform... more Preface - DAVID I. OWEN Acknowledgments - DAVID I. OWEN PART 1: GENERAL STUDIES Gesellschaftsformen im Konigreich Arraphe (ahhutu) (II) - GUDRUN DOSCH Sur la characteristique typologique de l'Hourrite et ' Ourarteen - M. L. KHACIKYAN Getreideertragsabgaben an den 'Palast' im hurritischen Staat Arraphe - MANFRED MULLER Miscellanea Hurritica - ERICH NEU The Scribes of Nuzi and the Their Activities Relative to Arms According to Palace Texts - PAOLA NEGRI SCAFA Ein neuer Text zum Ordal in Nuzi (JEN 659 + SMN 1651) - GERNOT WILHELM The Origin of Nuzi Ware: A Contribution from Tell Hamida - PAUL ZIMANSKY PART 2: TEXTS IN THE HARVARD SEMITIC MUSEUM EXCAVATIONS AT NUZI 9/3 E. R. LACHEMAN AND D. I. OWEN Introduction Cumulative Catalogue to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Cumulative SMN Index to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Cumulative Room List to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Cumulative List of Scribes to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Copies
Unfortunately, as is often the case with Ur III texts, they are excerpted but not published compl... more Unfortunately, as is often the case with Ur III texts, they are excerpted but not published completely, thereby withholding important and relevant context from the reader. According to M. Stolper, casts of the Tucson collection have been at the Oriental Institute for many years. 4. In addition to the items listed in this catalogue, the Arizona State Museum at Tucson is in possession of some seals from Mesopotamia including those allegedly found in Egypt (a part of small collection of Egyptian seals purchased from Dr. Edgar James Banks) as well as a small collection of Egyptian objects dating from the Early Dynastic to the Late periods. Most of the cuneiform tablets were purchased from Dr. Edgar James Banks in January 1921 while others were gifts of local donors, at least one of whom, Mr. Selim M. Franklin, may have obtained his texts from Banks. D. I. OWEN AND E. WASILEWSKA 54 (ASM 72) [date lost] Puzriå-Dagan fragmentary text concerning wooden object and hides (ASM 12095) n.d. Puzriå-Dagan account of a sheep (ASM 12179) n.d. Puzriå-Dagan account of hides (ASM 12054) Å 32/ix/-Umma summary account of rations for workers in Apiåal. From photos (not collated) (ASM 12058) Å 45/iv/-Umma account of copper hoes for the mill (ASM 12123) Å 48/ix/-Umma receipt for copper and su-gan (ASM 12072) AS 1/iv/-Umma account of barley rations for the household of Åulgi (ASM 12080) AS 2/-/-Umma account of a shipment of peas by boat from Ur-Zababa to Esagdana.Important for determining the distance between these sites. (ASM 12139) AS 2/v/-Umma account of a delivery of [barley] (ASM 12110) AS 2/x/-Umma receipt for barley for regular offerings for Nanåe (ASM 12105) AS 2/xii/8 Umma account of rations. From photos (not collated) (ASM 69) AS 3/-/-Umma account of refined bitumen for the storehouse of the boat yard (ASM 12117) AS 3/-/-Umma receipt for reeds in the bala-period (ASM 12103) AS 4/-/-Lagaå account of slave girls over a period of seven months (ASM 12126) AS 5/v/-Umma account of barley rations (ASM 12128) AS 5/vii/-Umma (grain) deficits taken in charge (ASM 12083) AS 5/xi/-Umma account of […] in the bala-period (ASM 12113) AS 6/-/-Umma account of pea-flour (ASM 12119) AS 6/xiii/-Umma account of regular offerings from two field (owners) (ASM 12112) AS 7/-/-Umma account of barley from the granary (ASM 12138) AS 8/-/-Umma account of barley deficit calculated (ASM 12115) AS 9/xiii/15 Umma silver loan (ASM 12104) ÅS 1/-/-/ Umma account of earth works for the building of a levee (ASM 12066) ÅS 1/xi/-Umma delivery of àr-ra-barley to various individuals (ASM 12108) ÅS 2/[]/-Umma account of female slaves for water duty (ASM 12124) ÅS 2/-/-Umma account of reeds and flour in the bala-period (ASM 12187) ÅS 2/-/-Umma account of milk, beer and spices (ASM 12143) Å 3/ix/-Umma expenditure of animals (ASM 12141) ÅS 3/xii/-Umma messenger text (ASM 71) ÅS 4/xi/10 Umma messenger text
and/or rigorous treatment of the context of English and North American Baptist history could have... more and/or rigorous treatment of the context of English and North American Baptist history could have strengthened the paper on the LordIs Supper. The writer falsely assumes a later Baptist theological dependency upon John Smyth (fl1606) which cannot be substantiated in any source. In terms of raWI freshI scholarshipI Walter Ellis's piece on Baptist development in Western Canada provides a good reference tool. Wilfrid Laurier University Press has done a commendable job with the technical aspects of the book. Tables are a bit small in type size; there is a helpful index. The cover is attractively designed and of high-quality material and the price is reasonable. Among the other earlier conference publicationsI this volume belongs in Canadian religious collections. (WILLIAM H. BRACKNEY)
... 4 152 sa / gi-zi gu-kilib-ba 5 sa-ta sa-gal udu-niga ki Aya-kal-la-ta kisib Ur-d:\Ia-mi iti E... more ... 4 152 sa / gi-zi gu-kilib-ba 5 sa-ta sa-gal udu-niga ki Aya-kal-la-ta kisib Ur-d:\Ia-mi iti Ezen-dSul-/gi mu na-ru-a / mah ba-du 152 bundles of fire-reeds in (each) bale are 5 bundles, fodder for the fattened sheep from Aya-kala. ... 15 1 1 amar-anse-BAR-munus ga 2 1 siki-nita ,. ...
Preface - DAVID I. OWEN Acknowledgments - DAVID I. OWEN PART 1: GENERAL STUDIES Gesellschaftsform... more Preface - DAVID I. OWEN Acknowledgments - DAVID I. OWEN PART 1: GENERAL STUDIES Gesellschaftsformen im Konigreich Arraphe (ahhutu) (II) - GUDRUN DOSCH Sur la characteristique typologique de l'Hourrite et ' Ourarteen - M. L. KHACIKYAN Getreideertragsabgaben an den 'Palast' im hurritischen Staat Arraphe - MANFRED MULLER Miscellanea Hurritica - ERICH NEU The Scribes of Nuzi and the Their Activities Relative to Arms According to Palace Texts - PAOLA NEGRI SCAFA Ein neuer Text zum Ordal in Nuzi (JEN 659 + SMN 1651) - GERNOT WILHELM The Origin of Nuzi Ware: A Contribution from Tell Hamida - PAUL ZIMANSKY PART 2: TEXTS IN THE HARVARD SEMITIC MUSEUM EXCAVATIONS AT NUZI 9/3 E. R. LACHEMAN AND D. I. OWEN Introduction Cumulative Catalogue to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Cumulative SMN Index to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Cumulative Room List to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Cumulative List of Scribes to Excavations at Nuzi 9 Copies
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