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Nergal-šarra-uṣur, King of Babylon as seen in the Cuneiform, Greek, Latin and Hebrew Sources
- Ronald H. Sack
Published/Copyright:November 22, 2009
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- Titelei
- Anton Moortgat zum Gedächtnis
- Mesanepada und der Schatz von Mari
- Foreign Tribute to Sumer during the Ur III Period
- Die erste Tafel des altbabylonischen Atramhasīs-Mythus. ‘Haupttext’ und Parallelversionen
- Eine Ziegel-Inschrift des Königs Takil-iliśśu von Malgium, gefunden in Isin und Yale
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- Textanschlüsse und Duplikate von Boğazköy-Tafeln (51-60)
- La publication des textes d’Ebla.
