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2000, Acta Sumerologica 22: 81-87
This paper contains a new edition of CT 42, 13 or Inana(k) G.
Bibliotheca Orientalis 67/1-2 (2010): 147-54
A Grammar of the Hittite Language, by H.Hoffner and H. C.MelchertJournal of cuneiform studies
Studies in Sumerian Vocabulary: d nin-ka₆; immal/šilam; and še₂₁. d2002 •
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The archives of Hattusa, Emar and Ugarit are the primary sources for the Sumerian literature in the western periphery during the Late Bronze Age. The origin and function of this documentation are poorly known. This paper aims to shed light on these texts trying to advance hypothesis on their tradition.
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Bibliotheca Orientalis 64(3/4): 289-307
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