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2014 (Mit Nachträgen aus früheren Jahren)

Hans Neumann

Die vorliegende Folge 73 der KeiBi umfaßt die Publikationen des Jahres 2014 (unter Berücksichtigung von Nachträgen aus früheren Jahren). Bei der Literatur-recherche und -beschaffung unterstützte mich erneut Frau Sarah Schlüter, B.A. (Münster), der für ihre engagierte Mitarbeit gedankt sei. In den Dank einge-schlossen sind wiederum alle Kollegen, die mir einschlägige bibliographische Hinweise zu eigenen Publikationen bzw. zu Beiträgen anderer Fachkollegen zukommen ließen. Anschrift des Autors: Prof. Dr. Hans Neumann, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Institut für Altorientalische Philologie und Vorderasiatische Altertumskunde, Rosenstraße 9, D-48143 Münster. e-mail: [email protected]

A b k ü r z u n g e n

AcIr = Acta Iranica (Leuven/Paris/Walpole); ADOG = Abhandlungen der Deut-schen Orient-Gesellschaft ([Saarwellingen]; Wiesbaden); AfO = Archiv für Orientforschung (Wien); AION = Annali. Università degli studi di Napoli “L’Orientale” (Napoli); AJNES = Aramazd. Armenian Journal of Near Eastern Studies (Yerevan); AMD = Ancient Magic and Divination (Leiden/Boston/Köln); ANEMS = Ancient Near Eastern and Mediterranean Studies (Paris); ANES = Ancient Near Eastern Studies (Louvain/Paris/Sterling); AnSt = Anatolian Studies. Journal of the British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara (London); AOAT = Alter Orient und Altes Testament. Veröffentlichungen zur Kultur und Geschichte des Alten Orients ([Kevelaer/Neukirchen-Vluyn]; Münster); AoF = Altorientalische Forschungen (Berlin/München/Boston); AOS = American Oriental Series (New Haven); ArAnz = Archäologischer Anzeiger (München); ARG = Archiv für Religionsgeschichte (Boston/Berlin); ARM = Archives Royales de Mari (Leuven/Paris/Walpole); ArOr = Archív Orientální (Praha); AuOr = Aula Orientalis. Revista de estudios del Próximo Oriente Antiguo (Barcelona); AW = Antike Welt. Zeitschrift für Archäologie und Kunstgeschichte (Mainz).

BaF = Baghdader Forschungen (Mainz); BAR = British Archaeological Reports (Oxford); BASOR = Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research

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(Atlanta); BATSH = Berichte der Ausgrabungen Tall Šēḫ Ḥamad/Dūr-Katlimmu (Berlin); BBVO = Berliner Beiträge zum Vorderen Orient ([Berlin]; Gladbeck); BiMes. = Bibliotheca Mesopotamica (Malibu); BN = Biblische Notizen (Bamberg); BO = Bibliotheca Orientalis (Leiden); BPOA = Biblioteca del Próximo Oriente Antiguo (Madrid); BSOAS = Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies (Oxford).

CAJ = Cambridge Archaeological Journal (Cambridge); CBQ = Catholic Biblical Quarterly (Washington D.C.); CDLB = Cuneiform Digital Library Bulletin (Los Angeles); CDLJ = Cuneiform Digital Library Journal (Los Angeles); CDLN = Cuneiform Digital Library Notes (Los Angeles); CDOG = Colloquien der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft ([Saarbrücken]; Wiesbaden); CHANE = Culture and History of the Ancient Near East (Leiden/Boston/Köln); CleO = Classica et Orientalia (Wiesbaden); CM = Cuneiform Monographs ([Groningen]; Leiden/ Boston); CollAn = Colloquium Anatolicum (Istanbul); CSM = Collana di Studi Mesopotamici (Roma); CTMMA = Cuneiform Texts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York/Tournhout); CTN = Cuneiform Texts from Nimrud (London); CUSAS = Cornell University Studies in Assyriology and Sumerology (Bethesda).

DBH = Dresdner Beiträge zur Hethitologie ([Dresden]; Wiesbaden). EANEC = Explorations in Ancient Near Eastern Civilizations (Winona Lake). FRLANT = Forschungen zur Religion und Literatur des Alten und Neuen

Testaments (Göttingen). GAT = Grundrisse zum Alten Testament (Göttingen/Oakville); GMTR = Guides

to the Mesopotamian Textual Record (Münster); GSANE = Gorgias Studies in the Ancient Near East (Piscataway).

HANE/M = History of the Ancient Near East/Monographs (Padova); HdO = Handbuch der Orientalistik (Leiden/Boston); HeBAI = Hebrew Bible and Ancient Israel (Tübingen); HES = Heidelberger Emesal-Studien (Wiesbaden).

IBK = Innsbrucker Beiträge zur Kulturwissenschaft (Innsbruck); IBS = Inns-brucker Beiträge zur Sprachwissenschaft (Innsbruck); ICAANE = International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East; IEJ = Israel Exploration Journal (Jerusalem); IrAnt = Iranica Antiqua (Ghent); IstMitt = Istanbuler Mitteilungen (Tübingen).

JA = Journal Asiatique (Paris); JAC = Journal of Ancient Civilizations (Changchun); JANEH = Journal of Ancient Near Eastern History (Berlin/ München/Boston); JANER = Journal of Ancient Near Eastern Religions (Leiden/ Boston/Köln); JAOS = Journal of the American Oriental Society (Ann Arbor); JBL = Journal of Biblical Literature (Boston/Philadelphia/New York/New Haven); JCS = Journal of Cuneiform Studies (Atlanta); JESHO = Journal of the Economic and Social History of Orient (Leiden); JIES = Journal of Indo-European Studies (Hattiesburg); JNES = Journal of Near Eastern Studies (Chicago); JSS = Journal for Semitic Studies (Manchester); JNSL = Journal of North West Semitic Languages (Matieland); JTS = Journal of Theological Studies (Oxford).

KAL = Keilschrifttexte aus Assur literarischen Inhalts [in der Serie WVDOG]; KAM = Keilschrifttexte aus mittelassyrischer Zeit [in der Serie WVDOG]; KBo = Keilschrifttexte aus Boghazköi (Berlin).

LAOS = Leipziger Altorientalistische Studien (Wiesbaden); LOS = Lehrbücher Orientalischer Sprachen (Münster).

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MC = Mesopotamian Civilizations (Winona Lake); MDOG = Mitteilungen der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft (Berlin); MJ = Museums Journal. Berichte aus den Museen, Schlössern und Sammlungen in Berlin und Potsdam (Berlin).

NABU = N.A.B.U. Nouvelles Assyriologiques Brèves et Utilitaires (Paris); NSAM = Nisaba. Studi Assiriologici Messinesi (Messina).

OBO = Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis (Fribourg [CH]/Göttingen); OLA = Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta (Leuven/Paris/[Sterlin]/Dudley); OLZ = Orienta-listische Literaturzeitung (Berlin); Or = Orientalia. Nova Series (Roma); ORA = Orientalische Religionen in der Antike (Tübingen).

PEQ = Palestine Exploration Quarterly (London); PIHANS = Uitgaven van het Nederlands Historisch-Archaeologisch Instituut te Istanbul. Publications de l’Institut historique-archéologique néerlandais de Stamboul ([Istanbul]; Leiden).

RA = Revue d’Assyriologie et d’Archéologie Orientale (Paris); RAI = Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale; RANT = Res Antiquae (Bruxelles); RBL = Review of Biblical Literature (Atlanta); RINAP = The Royal Inscriptions of the Neo-Assyrian Period (Winona Lake); RSO = Rivista degli Studi Orientali (Roma).

SAA = State Archives of Assyria (Helsinki); SAAB = State Archives of Assyria. Bulletin (Padova); SAACT = State Archives of Assyria. Cuneiform Texts (Helsinki); SAAS = State Archives of Assyria Studies (Helsinki); SANER = Studies in Ancient Near Eastern Records (Boston/Berlin); SAOC = Studies in Ancient Oriental Civilization (Chicago); SBL = Society of Biblical Literature (Atlanta); SCCNH = Studies on the Civilization and Culture of Nuzi and the Hurrians ([Winona Lake]; Bethesda); SEL = Studi Epigrafici e Linguistici sul Vicino Oriente Antico (Verona); SILO = Subsidia et Instrumenta Linguarum Orientis (Wiesbaden); StAT = Studien zu den Assur-Texten ([Saarbrücken]; Wiesbaden); StBoT = Studien zu den Boğazköy-Texten (Wiesbaden); StIr = Studia Iranica (Paris); STMAC = Science, Technology, and Medicine in Ancient Cultures (Boston/Berlin/München); StMes = Studia Mesopotamica. Jahrbuch für altorien-talische Geschichte und Kultur (Münster); StOr = Studia Orientalia (Helsinki); SVAr = Schriften zur Vorderasiatischen Archäologie (Wiesbaden).

TAVO = Tübinger Atlas des Vorderen Orients (Wiesbaden); ThLZ = Theologische Literaturzeitung (Berlin); TMH = Texte und Materialien der Frau Professor Hilprecht Collection of Babylonian Antiquities im Eigentum der Friedrich Schiller-Universität Jena (Wiesbaden).

UAVA = Untersuchungen zur Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archäologie (Boston/Berlin); UF = Ugarit-Forschungen (Münster).

VFMOS = Vorderasiatische Forschungen der Max Freiherr von Oppenheim-Stiftung (Wiesbaden).

WMANT = Wissenschaftliche Monographien zum Alten und Neuen Testament (Neukirchen-Vluyn); WO = Die Welt des Orients (Göttingen); WVDOG = Wis-senschaftliche Veröffentlichung der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft ([Saarbrücken; Saarwellingen]; Wiesbaden); WZKM = Wiener Zeitschrift für die Kunde des Mor-genlandes (Wien).

ZA = Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und Vorderasiatische Archäologie (Berlin/ Boston); ZAR = Zeitschrift für Altorientalische und Biblische Rechtsgeschichte (Wiesbaden); ZAW = Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft (Berlin/ New York); ZDMG = Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft (Wiesbaden); ZKTh = Zeitschrift für Katholische Theologie (Innsbruck); ZOrA = Zeitschrift für Orient-Archäologie (Berlin/New York).

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B i b l i o g r a p h i e

1. Abdallah, Faysal – Durand, Jean-Marie, Deux documents cunéiformes

retrouvés au Tell Sakka: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 233-248.

2. Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH. Bonn/Berlin 2014. 195 S.

3. Abrahami, Philippe, Wool in the Nuzi Texts: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 283-309.

4. Abusch, Tzvi, Notes on the History of Composition of Two Incantations: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 1-10.

5. Achenbach, Reinhard, Monotheistischer Universalismus und frühe Formen eines Völkerrechts in prophetischen Texten Israels aus achämenidischer Zeit: MacDonald, Nathan – Brown, Ken (Hg.), Monotheism in Late Prophetic and Early Apocalyptic Literature. Studies of the Sofja Kovalevskaja Research Group on Early Jewish Monotheism, Vol. III. Tübingen 2014, 125-175.

6. Adalı, S.F., The Scourge of God. The Umman-manda and its Significance in the First Millennium BC (SAAS XX. 2011) [70:7]: JAOS 134 (2014) 324-326 (S.C. Melville); cf. 71:13; 72:5.

7. Adalı, Selim F. – Taş, İlknur, The ummān-manda in Hittite Texts: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 3-19.

8. Afanasieva, Veronika K., Zu einigen literarischen Mitteln im Text é-u6-nir: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 1-9.

9. D’Agostino, Anacleto, Assyrian Wars and Ceramic Production. The Tell Barri Late Bronze/Iron Age Sequence: An Attempt of Historical Reading: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 1-18.

10. D’Agostino, Franco – Pomponio, Francesco, A Third Annual Balanced Account of Silver from Neo-Sumerian Umma: SEL 31 (2014) 1-26.

11. Ahmadi, Amir, Old Persian duvītāparanam and Gāthic daibitā(nā): StIr 43 (2014) 41-82.


12. Akdoğan, Rukiye, Zu einigen unveröffentlichten Bo-Tafeln: AoF 40 (2013) 1-19.

13. Akdoğan, Rukiye – Ersoy, Ayşe, Kahramanmaraş Müzesinde Bulunan Yapı-Adak Çivilerinin Işığında Mama Şehrinin Lokalizasyonu: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 20-31.

14. Alaura, Silvia, Proverbi e massime di saggezza nell’Anatolia ittita: morfologia e contesti: SEL 31 (2014) 111-138.

15. Alaura, Silvia, The Sun-god’s Quadriga in the Prayers to the Sun-god for Appeasing an Angry Personal God (CTH 372-374) and its Mesopotamian Background: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 32-51.

16. Albenda, Pauline, Thoughts on some images of King Ashurbanipal: NABU 2014/98.

17. Alexandrov, Boris, The Letters from Hanigalbat in the Boğazköy Archives: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 52-76.

18. Alexandrov, Boris, La reconstitution de la conquête hittite de la Syrie à l’époque amarnienne: l’apporte des textes de Tell Sakka: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 249-264.

19. d’Alfonso, Lorenzo, The Kingdom of Tarhuntassa: A Reassessment of its Timeline and Political Significance: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 216-235.

20. Alibaigi, Sajjad – Khosravi, Shokouh, Some Socio-Economic Evidence from Iron Age Societies of the Iranian Central Plateau: Iran 52 (2014) 53-64.

21. Alivernini, Sergio – Greco, Angelica, An Ur III Tablet Concerning Garden Plots and its ‘Sketch’: MVN 22, 31: AoF 41 (2014) 2-9.

22. Alivernini, Sergio, The Ur III Field Surveying Texts: Measurement Techniques and Officials in Charge in the City of Girsu: JCS 66 (2014) 3-9.

23. Alivernini, Sergio – Lecompte, Camille, On the Field Plan TCL 5, 6060: StMes 1 (2014) 1-7.

24. Allred, Lance, Girsu Labor Assignments Revisited: CDLN 2014:012 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=39].

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25. Almamori, Haider Oraibi, Gišša (Umm Al-Aqarib), Umma (Jokha), and Lagaš in the Early Dynastic III Period: al-Rāfidān XXXV (2014) 1-37.

26. Alster, Bendt, Listen to the Roaring Ox: K 7674+, On Some Proverbial Sayings from the Neo Assyrian Period. Studies in Bilingual Proverbs III: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 1-10.

27. Altman, A., Tracing the Earliest Recorded Concepts of International Law. The Ancient Near East (2500-330 BCE) (Legal History Library 8 = Studies in the History of International Law 4. 2012) [71:27]: JAOS 134 (2014) 550 (G. Beckman); cf. 72:28.

28. Altman, Amnon, The Struggle among the Lebanese Port-Cities to control Seaborne Trade in the Mid-Fourteenth Century BCE: UF 45 (2014) 11-33.

29. Álvarez-Mon, J. – Garrison, M.B. (Hg.), Elam and Persia (2011) [70:30]: StIr 43 (2014) 305-310 (R. Boucharlat); cf. 72:31.

30. Álvarez-Mon, Javier, Aesthetics of the Natural Environment in the Arts of the Ancient Near East: The Elamite Rock-Cut Sanctuary of Kurangun: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 741-771.

31. Ambos, Claus, Ein neuer Textvertreter für das Ritual des Anlegens der Fundamente eines Hauses: NABU 2014/30.

32. Amzallag, Nissim – Yona, Shamir, The Unusual Mode of Editing of KTU 1.65: UF 45 (2014) 35-48.

33. Anastasi, A. – Pomponio, F., Neo-Sumerian Ĝirsu Texts of Various Content Kept in the British Museum (NSAM 18. 2009) [68:24]: OLZ 109 (2014) 13-16 (Th.E. Balke).

34. Anastasio, Stefano, The first Italian Archaeological Expedition to Mesopotamia. Recently retrieved documents concerning the 1930 survey trip to Iraq: Mesopotamia 48 (2013) 221-229.

35. Anastasio, Stefano – Saliola, Francesco, A ‘Lean’ Approach to Digital Resources for ANE Archaeology: BO 71 (2014) 370-388.

36. Andersson, J., Kingship in the Early Mesopotamian Onomasticon 2800-2200 BCE (Studia Semitica Upsaliensia 28. 2012) [71:30]: BO 71 (2014) 460-465 (P. Panitschek); cf. 72:42.

37. Andersson, Jakob, Third Millennium Cuneiform Texts in a Swedish Private Collection: CDLB 2014:1 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2014/cdlb 2014_ 001.html].


38. André-Salvini, Béatrice, The Cuneiform Scribal Tradition and the Development of the Alphabet: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 46-49.

39. André-Salvini, Béatrice – Salvini, Mirjo, The Myth of Ararat and the Fortresses of Urartu: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 83-86.

40. Andrews, Stephen J., Law, Economy, Academia, and Divination in Bronze Age Canaan. The Value of the Cuneiform Tablets Discovered at Tel Hazor: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 1-12.

41. Annus, A. – Lenzi, A., Ludlul bēl nēmeqi. The Standard Babylonian Poem of the Righteous Sufferer (SAACT VII. 2010) [69:40]: Or 83 (2014) 275-280 (W.R. Mayer); cf. 70:35; 71:33; 72:47.

42. Aoshima, Chuichiro, Die Datierung der drei Feldzüge Šamšī-Adads V: NABU 2014/94.

43. Archi, Alfonso, La situation géopolitique de la Syrie avant l’expansion d’Akkad: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 161-171.

44. Archi, Alfonso, Aštata: A Case of Hittite Imperial Religious Policy: JANER 14 (2014) 141-163.

45. Archi, Alfonso, Who led the Army of Ebla? Administrative Documents vs. Commemorative Texts: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 19-25.

46. Arkhipov, I., Le vocabulaire de la métallurgie et la nomenclature des objets en métal dans les textes de Mari. Matériaux pour le Dictionnaire de Babylonien de Paris III (ARM XXXII. 2012) [71:41]: Or 83 (2014) 270-275 (J. Pasquali); cf. 72:53.

47. Arkhipov, Ilya, Toponymie et idéologie à l’époque amorrite. Les cas de Šubat-Šamaš et Ṣubat-Eštar: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 267-272.

48. Arnette, Marie-Lys – Greco, Christian – Mouton, Alice, The Cyclical Character of Human Life in Ancient Egypt and Hittite Anatolia: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 253-286.

49. Aro, Sanna, The Relief on the Slab NKl 2 at Karatepe-Azatiwataya: Neo-Assyrian Impact in Cilicia: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 11-31.

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50. Artemov, Nikita, Belief in Family Reunion in the Afterlife in the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 27-41.

51. Aruz, Joan – Graff, Sarah B. – Rakic, Yelena (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age. New York 2014. XXV+421 S.

52. Aruz, Joan, Art and Networks of Interaction Across the Mediterranean: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 112-124.

53. Aruz, Joan, with technical comments by Jean-François de Lapérouse, Nimrud Ivories: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 141-150.

54. Aruz, Joan, Seals and Interconnections: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 255-267 und 588-594.

55. Árvai, Tamás K., Jenseits der assyrischen Grenze. Das Bild des Feindes in den neuassyrischen Königsinschriften: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 485-502.

56. Ascalone, E., Glittica elamita dalla metà del III alla metà del II millennio a.C. (Studia Archaeologica 182. 2011) [70:42]: Or 83 (2014) 289-291 (H. Koch).

57. Ascalone, Enrico – Peyronel, Luca – Spreafico, Gilberta, Family Daily Life at Tell Mardikh-Ebla (Syria) during the Middle Bronze Age: A Functional Analysis of Three Houses in the Southern Lower Town (Area B East): RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 243-266.

58. Asher-Greve, Julia M., Insinuations of Peace in Literature, the Standard of Ur, and the Stele of Vultures: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 27-40.

59. Ashmon, Scott A., With a Foreword by Nili S. Fox, Birth Annunciations in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near East. A Literary Analysis of the Forms and Functions of the Heavenly Foretelling of the Destiny of a Special Child. Lewiston/Queenston/Lampeter 2012. VI+433 S.: CBQ 126 (2014) 114-115 (D. Cotter).

60. The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago (CAD). Vol. 20: U and W (2010) [69:68]: ZA 104 (2014) 104-107 (M.P. Streck); cf. 71:46; 72:68.

61. Ataç, M.-A., The Mythology of Kingship in Neo-Assyrian Art (2010) [69:70]: JNES 73 (2014) 128-131 (N.N. May); cf. 71:48.


62. Atici, Levent – Kulakoğlu, Fikri – Barjamovic, Gojko – Fairbairn, Andrew (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh. An Interdisciplinary and Integrative Approach to Trade Networks, Internationalism, and Identity (JCS Supplemental Series 4). Atlanta 2014. IX+222 S.

63. Atici, Levent – Kulakoğlu, Fikri – Barjamovic, Gojko – Fairbairn, Andrew, Introduction: Integrating Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 1-4.

64. Attinger, Pascal, Iddin-Dagan A: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 11-82.

65. Attinger, Pascal, L’enclitique démonstratif de proximité -/(ˀ)e/: NABU 2014/03; Enki et Ninḫursaĝa 1-3: NABU 2014/04; mūt ilī-šu mâtu: NABU 2014/05; Nabu-Enlil-Īterpīša (ANL 7): NABU 2014/40; si-a-na «lorsqu’il a occupé»: NABU 2014/41.

66. Aubet, M.E., Commerce and Colonization in the Ancient Near East (2013) [72:73]: BASOR 372 (2014) 238-240 (C. Sauvage).

67. Aufrère, Sydney Hervé – Mazoyer, Michel, On ne naît pas chercheur, on le devient… Jacques Freu: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 13-18.

68. Avalos, Hector, Nebuchadnezzar’s Affliction: New Mesopotamian Parallels for Daniel 4: JBL 133 (2014) 497-507.

69. Averbeck, Richard E., The Third Millennium Temple. War and Peace in History and Religion: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 41-67.

70. Ayali-Darshan, Noga, The Role of Aštabi in the Song of Ullikummi and the Eastern Mediterranean “Failed God” Stories: JNES 73 (2014) 95-103.

71. Azzoni, Annalisa – Dusinberre, Elspeth R.M., Persepolis Fortification Aramaic Tablet Seal 0002 and the Keeping of Horses: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 1-16.

72. Baadsgaard, Aubrey, Uniforms and Non-Conformists: Tensions and Trends in Early Dynastic Fashion: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 421-449.

73. Babcock, Sidney, Eye stone amulet with a dedication inscription of Nebuchadnezzar II: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 344.

74. Bachvarova, Mary, Hurro-Hittite stories and Hittite pregnancy and birth rituals: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 272-306.

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75. Bachvarova, Mary R., Hurro-Hittite Narrative Song as a Bilingual Oral-Derived Genre: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 77-109.

76. Backer, Fabrice De, Un plastron d’époque néo-assyrienne: RANT 9 (2012) 83-92.

77. Backer, F. De, L’art du siège néo-assyrien (CHANE 61. 2013) [72:83]: ZAW 126 (2014) 442 (A. Berlejung).

78. Backer, Fabrice De, Notes sur les machines de siège néo-assyriennes: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 69-86.

79. Bácskay, András – Esztári, Réka – Simkó, Krisztián, Some remarks on Sa-gig I and its commentaries: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 24 (2014) 1-10.

80. Bácskay, András, Interpretation of a medical commentary text BAM 401: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 503-519.

81. Bagg, A.M., Die Assyrer und das Westland. Studien zur historischen Geographie und Herrschaftspraxis in der Levante im 1. Jt. v.u.Z. (OLA 216. 2011) [71:64]: BO 71 (2014) 475-476 (B. Becking); Or 83 (2014) 243-257 (Rezensionsartikel von A. Fuchs); cf. 72:87.

82. Bagg, Ariel M., Hezekiah’s Jerusalem: Nineveh in Judah?: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 33-40.

83. Bagg, Ariel M., Water as Weapon and Military Target in Ancient Mesopotamian Warfare: Ohlig, Christoph – Tsuk, Tsvika (Hg.), Cura Aquarum in Israel II: Water In Antiquity. In Memory of Mr. Yehuda Peleg, Prof. Ehud Netzer, Dr. David Amit. Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on the History of Water Management and Hydraulic Engeneering in the Mediterranean Region, Israel 14-20 October 2012 (Schriften der Deutschen Wasserhistorischen Gesellschaft [DwhG] e.V. 21). Siegburg 2014, 215-226.

84. Bagg, Ariel M., Viel Lärm um nichts: Über die vermeintliche Assyrisierung im Alten Israel: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 3-15.

85. Baker, Heather D. – Jursa, Michael (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice. Oxford/Philadelphia 2014. VI+338 S.


86. Baker, Heather D., House Size and Household Structure: Quantitative Data in the Study of Babylonian Urban Living Conditions: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 7-23.

87. Baker, Heather D., Temple and City in Hellenistic Uruk: Sacred Space and the Transformation of Late Babylonian Society: Frood, E. – Raja, R. (Hg.), Redefining the Sacred. Religious Architecture and Text in the Near East and Egypt 1000 BC – AD 300 (Contextualizing the Sacred 1 = Beiträge zur Architektur- und Kulturgeschichte, Leibniz Universität Hannover 8. 2014) [73:488] 183-208.

88. Baker, Heather D., The Babylonian Cities: Investigating Urban Morphology Using Texts and Archaeology: May, N.N. – Steinert, U. (Hg.), The Fabric of Cities. Aspects of Urbanism, Urban Topography and Society in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome (CHANE 68. 2014) [73:928] 171-188.

89. Baker, Heather D., Babylonian City Walls in a Historical and Cross-Cultural Perspective: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 87-96.

90. Balachvancev, Arčil, Epigraphische Denkmäler der achämenidischen Zeit im südlichen Uralvorland: Treister, M. – Yablonsky, L. (Hg.), Vlijanija achemenidskoj kul’tury v južnom Priural’e (V-III vv. do n.ė. 1 / Einflüsse der achämenidischen Kultur im südlichen Uralvorland (5. – 3. Jh. v. Chr.). 1 (Ancient Toreutics and Jewellery in Eastern Europe 5. 2013) [73:1434] 250-258.

91. Balke, Thomas E., Eine Fāra-zeitliche Urkunde aus dem Völkerkundemuseum in Werl: AoF 41 (2014) 10-14.

92. Balke, Thomas E., Some Observations on the Old Sumerian Onomasticon: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 83-100.

93. Balza, Maria Elena, Two Cylinder Seals from Kavuşan Höyük (Turkey): KASKAL 9 (2012) 49-54.

94. Bang, P.F. – Scheidel, W. (Hg.), The Oxford Handbook of the State in the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean (2013) [72:99]: BO 71 (2014) 630-635 (J.M. Kelder).

95. Bányai, Michael, Chronologie und Eponymen der späten Zeit Tukultī-Ninurta I: NABU 2014/48.

96. Baranowski, Krzysztof J., A New Attestation of the Canaanite H Stem in the Amarna Letters: na-ri-i[q] (EA 88:36): JNSL 39/1 (2013) 1-7.

97. Baranowski, Krzysztof J., Amarna Letter no. 255 as Diplomatic Correspondence. A New Interpretation: AuOr 32 (2014) 13-20.

12* Hans Neumann

98. Barberon, Lucile, To Dedicate or Marry a Nadîtu-Woman of Marduk in Old Babylonian Society: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 267-274.

99. Barjamovic, Gojko, The Size of Kanesh and the Demography of Early Middle Bronze Age Anatolia: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 55-68.

100. Bartash, Vitali, Addendum to CUSAS 23, no. 151: NABU 2014/07.

101. Bartelmus, Alexa – Taylor, Jon, Collecting and Connecting History: Nabonidus and the Kassite Rebuilding of E(ul)maš of (Ištar)-Annunītu in Sippar-Annunītu: JCS 66 (2014) 113-128.

102. Bartelmus, Alexa – Schmitt, Aaron, Beutestücke aus Babylonien in Assyrien. Überlegungen zu einer neuen Weihinschrift Kurigalzus I. aus Assur: ZA 104 (2014) 74-90.

103. Bartl, Karin – Bloch, Franziska, Archäologie im Bürgerkrieg. Syriens Kulturgüter in Gefahr: AW 3/2014, 15-20.

104. Bartl, Peter Vinzenz, Die Ritzverzierungen auf den Relieforthostaten Assurnaṣirpals II. aus Kalḫu (BaF 25). Darmstadt 2014. XXVI+191 S.+46 Taf.

105. Baruchi-Unna, Amitai, Religion, Politics, and War: Gesture toward Babylonia in the Imgur-Enlil Inscription of Salmanassar III of Assyria: Orient 49 (2014) 3-18.

106. Battini, Laura, An ugallu, a smiting god and a man with a spear in Sennacherib’s palace reliefs: a Precursor of an Assurbanipal’s motif?: AuOr 32 (2014) 165-167.

107. Battini, Laura, Three Neo-Assyrian Bas-Reliefs from the Palace of Assurbanipal: AuOr 32 (2014) 167-170.

108. Battini, Laura, The Seal Collection of the Musée des Confluences of Lyon: Bieliński, P. – Gawlikowski, M. – Koliński, R. – Ławecka, D. – Sołtysiak, A. – Wynańska, Z. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 2 (8 ICAANE. 2014) [73:141] 631-634.

109. Battini, Laura, Suggestions on «“Gilgamesh” with 6 Hair Curls» in the Palace of Sargon IInd: NABU 2014/49; Protection of the Entries: an Example: NABU 2014/50.

110. Battini, Laura, Famille élargie ou famille nucléaire? Problèmes de démographie antique: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 3-26.


111. Bauer, Josef, Der Göttername d(nin-)/ašbar/: Or 83 (2014) 241-242.

112. Bauer, Josef, IAS 298 und IAS 328: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 11-23.

113. Bavel, Bas van, New Perspectives on Factor Markets and Ancient Middle Eastern Economies: A Survey: JESHO 57 (2014) 145-172.

114. Bawanypeck, Daliah – Imhausen, Annette (Hg.), Traditions of Written Knowledge in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Proceedings of Two Workshops Held at Goethe-University, Frankfurt/Main in December 2011 and May 2012 (AOAT 403). Münster 2014. XII+237 S.

115. Bawanypeck, Daliah, Normative structures in Mesopotamian rituals. A comparison of hand-lifting rituals in the second and first millennium BC: Bawanypeck, D. – Imhausen, A. (Hg.), Traditions of Written Knowledge in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (AOAT 403. 2014) [73:114] 71-89.

116. Bawanypeck, Daliah, Hethitische Orakelspezialisten als Ritualkundige: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 21-36.

117. Bawanypeck, Daliah, Die Auguren und das hethitische Heer: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 97-107.

118. Bayer, Bathja, The Mesopotamian Theory of Music and the Ugaritic Notation – A Reexamination: Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 15-91.

119. Bayram, Sebahattin – Kuzuoğlu, Remzi, Kültepe Tabletleri VII – a: Aššur-rē’ī Ailesinin Arşivi. I. Cilt: Aššur-rē’ī’nin Kendi Metinleri. Ankara 2014. XXXII+659 S.

120. Beal, Richard H., Hittite Reluctance to Go to War: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 109-115.

121. Beaulieu, Paul-Alain, Nabû and Apollo: The Two Faces of Seleucid Religious Policy: Hoffmann, F. – Schmidt, K.St. (Hg.), Orient und Okzident in hellenistischer Zeit (2014) [73:640] 13-30.

122. Beaulieu, Paul-Alain, An Episode in the Reign of the Babylonian Pretender Nebuchadnezzar IV: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 17-26.

123. Becker, Uwe, Esra 7 und das Problem der persischen Reichsautorisation im Spiegel der neueren Forschung: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 1-15.

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124. Beckman, G. – Bryce, T.B. – Cline, E., The Ahhiyawa Texts (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 28. 2011) [70:84]: JAOS 134 (2014) 152-154 (A. Teffeteller); cf. 72:121.

125. Beckman, Gary, The babili-Ritual from Hattusa (CTH 718) (MC 19). Winona Lake 2014. XIII+97 S.

126. Beckman, Gary, The Hittites Make Peace: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 114-122.

127. Bellotto, Nicoletta, I contratti palāhum ad Emar: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 41-54.

128. Bellotto, Nicoletta, Names Indicating Bread in the Ritual Texts from Emar: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 375-384.

129. Belmonte, Juan Antonio – González García, A. César, Astral Symbolism and Time-Keeping in the Hittite Culture: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 110-123.

130. Benati, Giacomo, The “Archaic I” phase of the ziqqurat terrace at Ur: a contextual re-assessment: Mesopotamia 48 (2013) 197-220.

131. Benati, Giacomo, The Beginning of the Early Dynastic Period at Ur: Iraq 76 (2014) 1-17.

132. Ben-Dov, Jonathan, Time and Culture: Mesopotamian Calendars in Jewish Sources from the Bible to the Mishnah: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 217-254.

133. Berlejung, A. – Dietrich, J. – Quack, J.F. (Hg.), Menschenbilder und Körperkonzepte im Alten Israel, in Ägypten und im Alten Orient (ORA 9. 2012) [71:96]: ThLZ 139 (2014) 849-852 (B. Ego); cf. 72:131.

134. Berlejung, A. – Streck, M.P. (Hg.), Arameans, Chaldeans, and Arabs in Babylonia and Palestine in the First Millennium B.C. (LAOS 3. 2013) [72:132]: BO 71 (2014) 782-787 (H. Gzella); ZAW 126 (2014) 128-129 (J.C. Gertz).

135. Berlejung, Angelika, Outlook: Aramaeans Outside of Syria, 5. Palestine: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 339-365.


136. Berman, Joshua, Law Code as a Story Line: Deuteronomy 24:16-25:10 and LH 1-5 as Narrative Templates in Biblical and Mesopotamian Tradition: JNSL 39/2 (2013) 1-17.

137. Berman, Joshua, Bovine Spatial Intelligence in Hittite and Biblical Literature: JNSL 40/1 (2014) 17-23.

138. Bichler, Reinhold, Semiramis and her Rivals. An Essay: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 55-71.

139. Bidmead, Julye, Kingship and Liminality: Rites of Passage in the Babylonian akītu Festival: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 147-158.

140. Bieliński, Piotr – Gawlikowski, Michał – Koliński, Rafał – Ławecka, Dorota – Sołtysiak, Arkadiusz – Wynańska, Zuzanna (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 1: Plenary Sessions, Township and Villages, High and Low – The Minor Arts for the Elite and for the Populace (8 ICAANE). Wiesbaden 2014. XXXI+705 S.: BO 71 (2014) 837-841 (M. Stol).

141. Bieliński, Piotr – Gawlikowski, Michał – Koliński, Rafał – Ławecka, Dorota – Sołtysiak, Arkadiusz – Wynańska, Zuzanna (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 2: Excavation and Progress Reports, Posters (8 ICAANE). Wiesbaden 2014. XXXI+795 S.: BO 71 (2014) 837-841 (M. Stol).

142. Bieliński, Piotr – Gawlikowski, Michał – Koliński, Rafał – Ławecka, Dorota – Sołtysiak, Arkadiusz – Wynańska, Zuzanna (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 3: Archaeology of Fire, Conservation, Preservation and Site Management, Bioarchaeology in the Ancient Near East, Islamic Session, Selected Papers from Workshop Sessions (8 ICAANE). Wiesbaden 2014. XXXI+602 S.: BO 71 (2014) 837-841 (M. Stol).

143. Biga, Maria Giovanna, Some Aspects of the Wool Economy at Ebla (Syria, 24th Century BC): Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 139-150.

144. Biga, Maria Giovanna, Encore à propos des rapports entre les royaumes de Mari et d’Ébla à l’époque présargonique: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. –

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Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 173-181.

145. Biga, Maria Giovanna, Inherited Space – Third Millennium Political and Cultural Landscape: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 93-110.

146. Biga, Maria Giovanna, The Marriage of an Eblaite Princess with the King of Dulu: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 73-79.

147. Biga, Maria Giovanna, The Syrian steppes and the kingdom of Ibal in the third millennium B.C. New data from the Ebla texts: Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4. 2014) [73:997] 199-207.

148. Bitelli, Gabriele – Girardi, Fabrizio – Girelli, Valentina Alena, Digital enhancement of the 3D scan of Suhi I’s stele from Karkemish: Or 83 (2014) 154-161.

149. Bleibtreu, Erika – Steymans, Hans Ulrich (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268). Fribourg/Göttingen 2014. XV+642 S.

150. Bleibtreu, Erika, Edith Porada. Bibliographie 1934-1995: Monographien, Beiträge in Zeitschriften, Reihen, Festschriften, Sammelbänden und Lexika, Rezensionen, Biographien und Nachrufe in Auswahl: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 1-18.

151. Bleibtreu, Erika, Edith Porada (1912-1994): Leben und Werk: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 19-41.

152. Bleibtreu, Erika, Zur nicht publizierten unter Viktor Christian verfassten Wiener Dissertation Edith Poradas: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 397-540.

153. Bloch, Yigal, Judeans in Sippar and Susa during the First Century of the Babylonian Exile: Assimilation and Perseverance under Neo-Babylonian and Achaemenid Rule: JANEH 1 (2014) 119-172.

154. Bloch, Yigal, The Conquest Eponyms of Šamšī-Adad I and the Kaneš Eponym List: JNES 73 (2014) 191-210.


155. Bloch, Yigal, Months of 28 days in the Middle Assyrian period: NABU 2014/26.

156. Blömer, Michael – Messerschmidt, Wolfgang, Das Fragment einer syro-hethitischen Votivstele vom Dülük Baba Tepesi II: Die Ikonographie: Winter, E. (Hg.), Kult und Herrschaft am Euphrat (Asia Minor Studien 73 = Dolichener und Kommagenische Forschungen VI. 2014) [73:1561] 23-32.

157. Bobokhyan, Arsen, Problems of Ethnicity in the Context of Archaeology of Ancient Armenia: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 14-35.

158. Böck, Barbara, The Healing Goddess Gula. Towards an Understanding of Ancient Babylonian Medicine (CHANE 67). Leiden/Boston 2014. X+221 S.: JNES 73 (2014) 357-364 (U. Steinert).

159. Böck, Barbara, Gilgamesh’s Dreams of Enkidu: BO 71 (2014) 664-672 [Rezensionsartikel zu 66:839].

160. Böck, Barbara, Die Hymne Ninisina A Z. 30-42 mit einem Exkurs über ša4 ,Bauch, Magen-Darm-Trakt‘ als Sitz der Gefühle: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 101-121.

161. Böck, Barbara, Bemerkungen zur Literatur über Amulettsteine: OLZ 109 (2014) 173-178 [Rezensionsartikel zu 67:1169].

162. Bodi, Daniel, The ‘Widow’s Tablet’ for the Wife of an Assyrian War Prisoner and the Rabbinic ‘Divorce Letter’ of the Hebrew Warriors: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 123-132.

163. Bodi, Daniel, Why Are Two Royal Female Members Given to the Same Man?: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 275-289.

164. Bodine, Walter R., With a Foreword by William W. Hallo, How Mesopotamian Scribes Learned to Write Legal Documents. A Study of the Sumerian Model Contracts in the Babylonian Collection at Yale University. Lewiston/Lampeter 2014. VIII+281 S.

165. Boehmer, Rainer Michael, Ein frühnächtliches Fest zu Ehren der Stadtgöttin von Uruk, Innana: ZOrA 7 (2014) 126-135.

166. Boer, Rients de, Notes on an early OB treaty between Larsa, Uruk, and Ešnunna: NABU 2014/76.

167. Boiy, Tom, Religious Rivalry in Seleucid Babylonia. Marduk of Babylon versus Anu of Uruk: Engels, David – Nuffelen, Peter van (Hg.), Religion and Competition in Antiquity (Collection Latomus 343). Bruxelles 2014, 45-54.

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168. Bojowald, Stefan, Eine ägyptisch-akkadische Parallele zur Götterreise im Wind: BN 160 (2014) 77-84.

169. Bomhard, Allan R., Hittite pa-ak-nu-: JIES 42 (2014) 291-293.

170. Bonatz, D. – Martin, L. (Hg.), 100 Jahre archäologische Feldforschungen in Nordost-Syrien – eine Bilanz (Schriften der Max Freiherr von Oppenheim-Stiftung 18. 2013) [72:162]: ZAW 126 (2014) 450-451 (W. Zwickel).

171. Bonatz, Dominik (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12). Berlin/Boston 2014. VIII+226 S.

172. Bonatz, Dominik, Tell Fekheriye in the Late Bronze Age: Archaeological Investigations into the Structures of Political Governance in the Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont: Bonatz, D. (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12. 2014) [73:171] 61-84.

173. Bonechi, Marco, Materiali per una definizione della più antica sapienza siriana. I proverbi di Mari e di Ebla: SEL 31 (2014) 81-110.

174. Bonneterre, Daniel, Les deux bateaux du roi Zimri-Lim, le transport des troupes et la symbolique du pouvoir selon une vision onirique: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 133-147.

175. Bonzano, Simone, The Struggle Towards Unity: State Building and Settlement Processes in the Rise of Urartu-Bianili: Bieliński, P. – Gawlikowski, M. – Koliński, R. – Ławecka, D. – Sołtysiak, A. – Wynańska, Z. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 1 (8 ICAANE. 2014) [73:140] 131-150.

176. Bordreuil, Pierre, Trois divinités tyriennes dans le récit de I Rois 18: RANT 9 (2012) 29-44.

177. Bordreuil, Pierre, Les tablettes alphabétiques de la Maison d’Ourtenou: lieu de rencontre des archives de l’acropole d’Ougarit, des palais d’Ougarit et de la résidence de Ras Ibn Hani: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 133-141.

178. Bordreuil, Pierre, Quelques éléments méridionaux dans les textes cunéiformes alphabetiques de Ras Shamra / Ougarit: UF 45 (2014) 333-345.

179. Bordreuil, Pierre (1937-2013): Semitica 56 (2014) 403-412 (F. Israel); Syria 91 (2014) 439-444 (F. Briquel-Chatonnet); Syria 91 (2014) 445-447 (M. Al-Maqdissi); cf. 72:167.


180. Borger, R., Mesopotamisches Zeichenlexikon (AOAT 305/2. Aufl. 2010) [69:154]: BO 71 (2014) 455-460 (J. Keetman).

181. Börker, Christoph, Griechischer Wein in Assur? Ein Amphorenhenkel aus Rhodos gibt Rätsel auf: AW 2/2014, 39-41.

182. Botta, Alejandro F., Outlook: Aramaeans Outside of Syria, 6. Egypt: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 366-377.

183. Bottéro, J. – Herrenschmidt, C. – Vernant, J.-P., L’Orient ancien et nous. L’écriture, la raison, les dieux (1996) [56:133]: AuOr 32 (2014) 177-178 (I. Márquez Rowe); cf. 57:192.

184. Boucharlat, Rémy, Achaemenid Estate(s) Near Pasargadae?: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 27-35.

185. Bouso, Monica, The Social Family Unit in the Light of Bronze Age Burial Customs in the Near East: An Intertextual Approach: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 69-86.

186. Braun-Holzinger, E.A., Frühe Götterdarstellungen in Mesopotamien (OBO 261. 2013) [72:172]: JNSL 39/2 (2013) 130-133 (R.M. van Dijk).

187. Bredow, Iris von, Wandernde Handwerker zwischen Ost und West in der früharchaischen Zeit?: Olshausen, Eckart – Sauer, Vera (Hg.), Mobilität in den Kulturen der antiken Mittelmeerwelt. Stuttgarter Kolloquium zur Historischen Geographie des Altertums II, 2011 (Geographica Historica 31). Stuttgart 2014, 55-69.

188. Breier, Idan, Representations of the Dog in Seventh-Century BCE Assyrian Letters: JNSL 39/2 (2013) 19-36.

189. Breniquet, Catherine – Michel, Cécile (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean. From the Beginnings of Sheep Husbandry to Institutional Textile Industry (Ancient Textiles Series 17). Oxford/Philadelphia 2014. VIII+464 S.

190. Breniquet, Catherine – Michel, Cécile, Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and Aegean: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 1-11.

191. Breniquet, Catherine, The Archaeology of Wool in Early Mesopotamia: Sources, Methods, Perspectives: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 52-78.

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192. Bretschneider, Joachim – Jans, Greta, Vertrauen ist gut, Kontrolle ist besser. 4300 Jahre alte Palastbürokratie entschlüsselt: AW 4/2014, 76-83.

193. Bretschneider, Joachim – Lerberghe, Karel van, Das Reich von Ugarit vor und nach dem Seevölkersturm. Neue Forschungen im antiken Gib’ala: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 149-170.

194. Breyer, Francis, Altakkadisches Elementarbuch (SILO 3). Wiesbaden 2014. XIV+263 S.

195. Briant, Pierre, Les tablettes de bois du Grand roi (Note sur les communications officielles dans un royaume itinérant): Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 37-40.

196. Brinkman, John A., The Seventh and Eighth Kings of the Kassite Dynasty: NABU 2014/20.

197. Brison, Ora, Nudity and Music in Anatolian Mythological Seduction Scenes and Iconographic Imagery: Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 185-200.

198. Broida, Marian W., Forestalling Doom. “Apotropaic Intercession” in the Hebrew Bible and the Ancient Near East (AOAT 417). Münster 2014. XX+281 S.

199. Brosch, Cyril, Koordinierte singularische Nomina im Hethitischen und ihr Kongruenzverhalten: AoF 40 (2013) 20-41.

200. Brosch, Cyril, Gemischte und pluralische Koordinationen im Hethitischen und ihr Kongruenzverhalten: AoF 40 (2013) 314-336.

201. Brosch, Cyril, Untersuchungen zur hethitischen Raumgrammatik (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 20). Berlin/Boston 2014. XVIII+475 S.

202. Brosch, Cyril, Eine Skizze der Räumlichkeit im Hethitischen: eTopoi 3 (2014) 23-41.

203. Brosch, Cyril, Zu zwi hethitischen Hapax Legomena: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 27-32.

204. Brosch, Cyril, Beiträge zur hethitischen Raumgrammatik I: Die Verbindung Place Word + arḫa und ihre Konstruktionen: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 124-137.


205. Brosius, Maria, Some Remarks on the Channels of the Transmission of Knowledge in the Ancient Mediterranean World: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 285-300.

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207. Brown, Brian, Settlement Patterns of the Middle Assyrian State: Notes toward an Investigation of State Aparatuses: Bonatz, D. (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12. 2014) [73:171] 85-105.

208. Brown, Brian A., Culture on Display: Representations of Ethnicity in the Art of the Late Assyrian State: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 515-542.

209. Brunke, Hagan, Kraftgesetz und Statistik – Anmerkungen zum Thema „Gravitationsmodelle in der historischen Geographie“: AoF 41 (2014) 147-154.

210. Brunke, Hagan, On the Role of Fruit and Vegetables as Food in the Ur III Period: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 339-352.

211. Bryce, Trevor, Hittite State and Society: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 85-97.

212. Bryce, Trevor, Ancient Syria. A Three Thousand Year History. Oxford 2014. XIV+379 S.

213. Buhály, Attila, Elements of the Royal Ideology in Urartian Texts: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 521-530.

214. Bulgarelli, Odoardo, Further considerations on the use and the circulation of silver in the economies of the Ancient Near East: RSO 86 (2013) 47-58.

215. Bunnens, G., A New Luwian Stele and the Cult of the Storm-God at Til Barsip-Masuwari (Publications de la Mission archéologique de l’Université de Liège en Syrie. Tell Ahmar II. 2006) [65:155]: BO 71 (2014) 793-797 (M. Poetto); cf. 68:147; 69:183; 70:150.

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216. [Fs Burney], Sagona, A. (Hg.), A View from the Highlands. Archaeological Studies in Honour of Charles Burney (ANES Supplement 12. 2004) [63:164]: OLZ 109 (2014) 26-30 (M. Herles); cf. 64:159; 66:169.

217. Butterlin, Pascal – Margueron, Jean-Claude – Muller, Béatrice – Al-Maqdissi, Michel – Beyer, Dominique – Cavigneaux, Antoine (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Actes du colloque «Mari, ni Est ni Ouest» tenu les 20-22 octobre 2010 à Damas, Syrie. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II). Beyrouth 2014. VIII+776 S.

218. Butterlin, Pascal – Lecompte, Camille, Mari, ni Est, ni Ouest, et les statuettes de la cachette du temple «Seigneur du Pays»: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 605-628.

219. Buylaere, Greta Van, The Maqlû incantation Attunu mû “You are the water”: NABU 2014/100.

220. Callataÿ, François de, Did Seleucid kings impose payments made only in fresh coins of their own coinages? Units of account, not real coins: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 531-555.

221. Cammarosano, Michele, The Cuneiform Stylus: Mesopotamia 49 (2014) 53-90.

222. Cammarosano, Michele, Rejoicing in the Gods: the Verb dušk- and Hittite Cheese Fighting: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 138-170.

223. Cammarosano, Michele – Müller, Gerfrid G.W. – Fisseler, Denis – Weichert, Frank, Schriftmetrologie des Keils. Dreidimensionale Analyse von Keileindrücken und Handschriften: WO 44 (2014) 2-36.

224. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva – Brisch, Nicole – Eidem, Jesper (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17). Berlin/Boston 2014. VIII+290 S.

225. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva, From Text to Tell: Governance and the Geography of Political Space according to Middle Assyrian Administrative Documents: Bonatz, D. (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12. 2014) [73:171] 107-116.

226. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva – Chambon, Grégory, Genealogie der Keilschrift. Geschichtlichkeit von Schrift im Alten Orient und altorientalische Schriftgeschichte im 19. Jahrhundert n. Chr.: StMes 1 (2014) 9-42.


227. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva, URUŠÀ.URU, māt DAššur und die Binnenstruktur des mittelassyrischen Reiches: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 291-314.

228. Capomacchia, Anna Maria G. – Rivaroli, Marta, Peace and War: A Ritual Question: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 171-187.

229. Carlson, Evan, Inscribed and Uninscribed Spaces in Al Untash Napirisha: Interaction and Segregation in a Late Second-millennium De Novo Capital: Iran 52 (2014) 29-52.

230. Carter, Elizabeth – Morris, Sarah, Crisis in the Eastern Mediterranean and Beyond: Survival, Revival, and the Emergence of the Iron Age: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 14-23.

231. Carter, Elizabeth, Elam: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 79-80.

232. Carter, Elizabeth, Royal Women in Elamite Art: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 41-61.

233. Casa, Romina Della, Symbolic Representations of the Sacred Space/Landscape in the Telepinu Myth: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 263-276.

234. Casero Chamorro, Maria Dolores, “Y (re)construí el tempo desde la cima hasta los cimientos”: La política edilicia en el reinado de Tukulti-Ninurta I / “And I (re)built the temple from top to bottom”: The Building policy of Tukulti-Ninurta I: AuOr 32 (2014) 195-206.

235. Caubet, Annie, Phoenician and East Mediterranean Glass: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 167-168.

236. Caubet, Annie, Musical Practices and Instruments in Late Bronze Age Ugarit (Syria): Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 172-184.

237. Cavigneaux, Antoine, Nouveaux textes de Mari Ville II (campagnes 1998 à 2007): Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 291-340.

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238. Cavigneaux, Antoine – Jaques, Margaret, Textes et sceaux-cylindres de collections diverses: RA 108 (2014) 15-24.

239. Cavigneaux, Antoine – Wiggermann, Frans, Vizir, concubine, entonnoir … Comment lire et comprendre le signe SAL.ḪUB2?: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 25-35.

240. Cavigneaux, Antoine, Une version sumérienne de la légende d’Adapa (Textes de Tell Haddad X): ZA 104 (2014) 1-41.

241. Çavuşoğlu, Rafet – Gökce, Bilcan – Işık, Kenan, The Craftsmen and Manufacturers in the Urartian Civilization: Anatolica 40 (2014) 23-45.

242. Çavuşoğlu, Rafet – Işık, Kenan – Gökce, Bilcan, Women and Their Status in Urartu: A Critical Review: ANES 51 (2014) 235-261.

243. Ceccarelli, Manuel, Das Wort Enlils: WO 44 (2014) 213-226.

244. Chambon, Grégory, Spaces of Measures and Numbers in Upper Mesopotamia: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 247-255.

245. Chambon, Grégory – Faist, Betina, Metrologische Notierung und Kulturkontakt im altorientalischen Emar (13. Jahrhundert v. Chr.): Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 17-26.

246. Chambon, Grégory, La «mine de Carkemish», poids de l’ouest: Transeuphratène 44 (2014) 105-114.

247. Charpin, Dominique, Archives et comptabilité en Mésopotamie au deuxième millénaire av. J.C.: Wissa, Myriam (Hg.), The Knowledge Economy and Technological Capabilities. Egypt, the Near East and the Mediterranean, 2nd millennium B.C. – 1st millennium A.D. Proceedings of a conference held at the Maison de la Chimie, Paris, France 9-10 December 2005 (AuOr – Supplementa 26). Barcelona 2009, 47-51.

248. Charpin, Dominique, Translated by Jane Marie Todd, Writing, Law, and Kingship in Old Babylonian Mesopotamia. Chicago/London 2010. XIV+182 S.

249. Charpin, Dominique, Les usages politiques des banquets d’après les archives mésopotamiennes du début du deuxième millénaire av. J.-C.: Grandjean, C. – Hugoniot, Ch. – Lion, B. (Hg.), Le banquet et du monarque


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250. Charpin, Dominique, The Historian and the Old Babylonian Archives: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 24-58.

251. Charpin, Dominique, Ressources assyriologiques sur internet: BO 71 (2014) 331-357.

252. Charpin, Dominique, «Si quelqu’un fait appel à toi, soit présent!». Les interventions royales dans la vie économique et juridique à Mari: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 407-420.

253. Charpin, Dominique, Prophéties et rêves “censurés” dans les archives royales de Mari: Durand, J.-M. – Römer, Th. – Bürki, M. (Hg.), Comment devient-on prophète? (OBO 265. 2014) [73:372] 23-33.

254. Charpin, Dominique, The Assyriologist and the Computer: The “Archibab” Project: HeBAI 3 (2014) 137-153.

255. Charpin, Dominique, Des rois de Babylone héroïques vainqueurs d’Ešnunna: NABU 2014/13; Retractatio. À propos de la prébende de cuisinier à Ur à l’époque paléo-babylonienne: NABU 2014/14; En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 15: le nom propre Zalaggum: NABU 2014/15; En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 16: un supplément-nêbehum dans un contrat conservé au Vatican: NABU 2014/16; En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 16: de l’eau parfumée à Larsa?: NABU 2014/67; En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 19: un «médecin-chef» à Isin: NABU 2014/77.

256. Charpin, Dominique – Ziegler, Nele, En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 14: la séquence des éponymes: NABU 2014/12.

257. Charpin, Dominique, Chroniques bibliographiques 15. Le royaume d’Uruk et le pays d’Apum, deux voisins de Babylone vaincus par Samsi-iluna: RA 108 (2014) 121-160 [Rezensionsartikel zu 70:284; 72:1224]

258. Charpin, Dominique, Guerre et paix dans le monde amorrite et post-amorrite: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 189-214.

259. Charpin, Dominique, Trois contrats paléo-babyloniens de prêt conservés au Musée Flaubert et d’histoire de la médecine de Rouen: Transeuphratène 44 (2014) 115-124.

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260. Charpin, Dominique, Le prix de rachat des captifs d’après les archives paléo-babyloniennes: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 33-70.

261. Charpin, Dominique, Une ville d’Apum au sud du Djebel Sindjar: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 65-76.

262. Charvát, Petr, The Deep Well of the Past: Earliest Seal Impressions from the City of Ur: Bieliński, P. – Gawlikowski, M. – Koliński, R. – Ławecka, D. – Sołtysiak, A. – Wynańska, Z. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 1 (8 ICAANE. 2014) [73:140] 603-611.

263. Charvát, Petr, Lambs of the Gods. The Beginnings of the Wool Economy in Proto-Cuneiform Texts: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 79-93.

264. Charvát, Petr, Primeval Statesmen. Winnie the Pooh at Archaic Ur: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 215-219.

265. Charvát, Petr, Cherchez la femme: The SAL Sign in Proto-Cuneiform Writing: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 169-182.

266. Chavalas, Mark W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook. London/New York 2014. XII+319 S.

267. Chavalas, Mark W., Introduction: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 1-9.

268. Cholidis, Nadja, Syro-Hittite States: The Site of Tell Halaf (Ancient Guzana): Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 93-97.

269. Cholidis, Nadja, «… eifrige Versuche mit Lumière’schen Autochromplatten gemacht». Fotografische Schätze im Archiv des Vorderasiatischen Museums: AW 1/2014, 47-49.

270. Cholidis, Nadja, »Abgegeben an Portugal für Assur-Funde« – Ein Kapitel deutsch-portugiesischer Museumsgeschichte (1914-1927): Winter, Petra – Grabowski, Jörn (Hg.), Zum Kriegsdienst einberufen. Die Königlichen Museen zu Berlin und der Erste Weltkrieg (Schriften zur Geschichte der Berliner Museen 3). Köln/Weimar/Wien 2014, 133-159.

271. Christiansen, B., Schicksalsbestimmende Kommunikation. Sprachliche, gesellschaftliche und religiöse Aspekte hethitischer Fluch-, Segens- und Eidesformeln (StBoT 53. 2012) [71:203]: Syria 91 (2014) 479-481 (A.


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272. Chrzanowska, Anna, Unerwünschte Nachbarschaft. Ereignisse an der nördlichen Grenze des Hatti-Reiches in mittelhethitischer Zeit: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 171-184.

273. Clayden, Tim, Kassite Housing at Ur: The Dates of the EM, YC, XNCF, AH and KPS Houses: Iraq 76 (2014) 19-64.

274. Cline, Eric H., 1177 B.C. The Year Civilization Collapsed. Princeton/Oxford 2014. XXI+237 S.

275. Cluzan, Sophie – Lecompte, Camille, Le nu-banda Ebiḫ-Il. Nouvelles perspectives historiques: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 629-673.

276. Cochavi-Rainey, Z., The Akkadian Dialect of Egyptian Scribes in the 14th and 13th Centuries BCE (AOAT 374. 2011) [70:202]: OLZ 109 (2014) 192-195 (M. Müller); cf. 71:210.

277. Cogan, Mordechai, Cross-Examining the Assyrian Witnesses to Sennacherib’s Third Campaign: Assessing the Limits of Historical Reconstruction: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 51-74.

278. Cogan, Mordechai, The Author of Ashurbanipal Prism A (Rassam): An Inquiry into his Plan and Purpose, with a note on his Persona: Orient 49 (2014) 69-83.

279. Cohen, D., Dictionnaire des racines sémitiques ou attestées dans les langues sémitiques. III/10: Ḫ, Ṭ/Ṭ’, Ŧ, Y, K (2012) [71:211]: OLZ 109 (2014) 54-58 (L. Kogan).

280. Cohen, E., Conditional Structures in Mesopotamian Old Babylonian (Languages of the Ancient Near East 4. 2012) [71:212]: BO 71 (2014) 166-173 (N.J.C. Kouwenberg); BSOAS 77 (2014) 199-200 (C.W. Hess).

281. Cohen, Eran, Epistemic Modality in Old Babylonian: JAOS 134 (2014) 123-136 [Rezensionartikel zu 71:1196].

282. Cohen, Mark E., A New Piece of an Inanna/Dumuzi Lamentation: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 37-49.

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283. Cohen, Yoram, Problems in the History and Chronology of Emar: KASKAL 10 (2013) 281-294.

284. Colburn, Henry P., Art of the Achaemenid Empire, and Art in the Achaemenid Empire: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 773-800.

285. Collins, Billie Jean, Women in Hittite ritual: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 246-271.

286. Collins, Billie Jean, Royal Co-option of a Popular Ritual: The Case of Hantitassu: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 185-201.

287. Collins, Paul, Gods, Heroes, Rituals, and Violance: Warfare in Neo-Assyrian Art: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 619-644.

288. Collon, Dominique, Edith Porada as a Teacher: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 245-251.

289. Colonna d’Istria, Laurent, Wool Economy in the Royal Archive of Mari during the Šakkanakku Period: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 169-201.

290. Colonna d’Istria, Laurent – Criaud, Hélène, Résultats archéologiques et nouvelles données épigraphiques: Le chantier Palais Sud 2 (2006-2008): Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 355-406.

291. Cooley, Jeffrey L., The Book of Giants and the Greek Gilgamesh: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 67-79.

292. Cooley, Jeffrey L., Propaganda, Prognostication, and Planets: Lenzi, A. – Stökl, J. (Hg.), Divination, Politics, and Ancient Near Eastern Empires (SBL Ancient Near Eastern Monographs 7. 2014) [73:827] 7-31.

293. Cordani, Violetta, Aspects of Heroic Kingship in Hittite Literature: KASKAL 10 (2013) 221-234.

294. Cornelius, Izak, “Revisiting” Astarte in the Iconography of the Bronze Age Levant: Sugimoto, D.T. (Hg.), Transformation of a Goddess. Ishtar – Astarte – Aphrodite (OBO 263. 2014) [73:1402] 87-101.


295. Corò, Paola, Identifying Women in Hellenistic Uruk: A Matter of Perspective?: KASKAL 11 (2014) 183-192.

296. Corò, Paola, Food for the Humans and Food for the Gods: ṣidīt ilāni and ṣidītu: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 327-337.

297. Cotticelli Kurras, Paola, Interaktion zwischen semantischen Verbalklassen und syntaktischen clusters: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 202-215.

298. Couturaud, Barbara, L’image et le contexte: nouvelle étude des panneaux figuratifs incrustés de Mari: Syria 91 (2014) 77-97.

299. Cranz, Isabel, Priests, Pollution and the Demonic: Evaluating Impurity in the Hebrew Bible in Light of Assyro-Babylonian Texts: JANER 14 (2014) 68-86.

300. Crawford, Cory D., Relating Image and Word in Ancient Mesopotamia: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 241-264.

301. Crawford, Harriet, An exploration of the world of Women in Third-millennium Mesopotamia: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 10-27.

302. Cripps, E.L., Sargonic and Presargonic Texts in The World Museum Liverpool (BAR International Series 2135. 2010) [69:254]: BO 71 (2014) 148-156 (G. Visicato); cf. 71:232.

303. Cripps, Eric L., Money and Prices in the Ur III Economy of Umma: WZKM 104 (2014) 205-232 [Rezensionsartikel zu 72:1454].

304. Crouch, C.L. – Stökl, J. – Zernecke, A.E. (Hg.), Mediating Between Heaven and Earth. Communicating with the Divine in the Ancient Near East (Library of Hebrew Bible / Old Testament Studies 566. 2012) [72:276]: JTS 65 (2014) 625-626 (H.M. Barstad).

305. Crouch, Carly L., Israel and the Assyrians. Deuteronomy, the Succession Treaty of Esarhaddon, and the Nature of Subversion (SBL Ancient Near Eastern Monographs 8). Atlanta 2014. XV+216 S.

306. Crüsemann, Nicola, Sammeln und Präsentieren in turbulenten Zeiten. Die Vorderasiatische Abteilung der Berliner Museen zwischen Archäologie und Politik (1899-1945): Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologen-Verbandes e.V. 45/2 (2014) 72-83.

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307. Crüsemann, Nicola, Archäologie und Politik im Vorderen Orient bis zum Ersten Weltkrieg: Veltzke, Veit (Hg.), Playing Lawrence on the Other Side. Die Expedition Klein und das deutsch-osmanische Bündnis im Ersten Weltkrieg. Ausstellung des Preußen-Museums Nordrhein-Westfalen in Wesel vom 26.10.2014 bis 25.01.2015. Berlin 2014, 48-59.

308. Csabai, Zoltán, Publications of PéterVargyas: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 19-24.

309. Csabai, Zoltán, Chronologische Aspekte der babylonischen Zinsen in der frühneubabylonischen und neubabylonischen Zeit: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 811-823.

310. Cseke, Henrietta, The Economic Determination of the Changing Interests. A Survey Based on the Loan Documents of the Neo-Babylonian Sîn-uballiṭ Archive: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 557-578.

311. Curtis, John, The Cyrus Cylinder: the creation of an icon and its loan to Tehran: Finkel, I. (Hg.), The Cyrus Cylinder. The King of Persia’s Proclamation from Ancient Babylon (2013) [73:438] 85-103.

312. Curtis, John, Assyria: Establishing the Imagery of Empire: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 52-59.

313. Dąbrowa, Edward, The Arsacids and their State: Rollinger, R. – Schwinghammer, G. – Truschnegg, B. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Altertum und Gegenwart. 125 Jahre Alte Geschichte in Innsbruck (IBK NF 4. 2012) [73:1237] 21-52.

314. Dąbrowa, Edward, The Arsacids: Gods or Godlike Creatures?: Gnoli, Tommaso – Muccioli, Federicomaria (Hg.), Divinazzione, culto del sovrano e apoteosi. Tra Antichità e Medioevo (Disci Dipartimento di Storia Culture Civiltà. Storia Antica 1). Bologna 2014, 149-159.

315. Dahl, Jacob L., The proto-Elamite seal MDP 16, pl. XII fig. 198: CDLN 2014:001 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=28].

316. Dahl, Jacob L., Corrections to J.L. Dahl, “A Babylonian Gang of Potters”: CDLN 2014:016 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=43] [zu 69:270].

317. Dai, Shihong, À propos des chanteuses sacrées à l’époque hittite: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 87-91.

318. Dalley, St., The Mystery of the Hanging Garden of Babylon. An Elusive World Wonder Traced (2013) [72:293]: BO 71 (2014) 487-492 (A.M. Bagg).


319. Dalley, Stephanie, Itineraries of Nakht-Hor and Alexander in Assyria: KASKAL 11 (2014) 171-181.

320. Dandamayev, Muhammad A., Documentary Evidence on Wine from the Eanna Temple Archives in Uruk: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 579-585.

321. Dardano, Paola, Etimologia indoeuropea ed etimologia del sistema. Riflessioni sul lat. pontifex: RANT 9 (2012) 69-82.

322. Dardano, Paola, Šanda e I Hurriti: nota su KBo 3.34 I 24-25: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 41-49.

323. Dardano, Paola, Das hethitische Partizip – eine Frage der Diathese?: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 236-262.

324. Dardano, Paola, „Halte (dein) Ohr geneigt und höre mir zu!“: Zur hethitischen Phraseologie der Kommunikation zwischen Menschen und Göttern: WO 44 (2014) 174-189.

325. Dassow, E. von, State and Society in the Late Bronze Age. Alalaḫ under the Mittani Empire (SCCNH 17. 2008) [67:278]: BO 71 (2014) 465-470 (B. Lion); cf. 70:246.

326. Dassow, Eva von, Levantine Polities under Mittanian Hegemony: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 11-32.

327. Dassow, Eva von, Awīlum and Muškēnum in the Age of Hammurabi: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 291-308.

328. Daues, Alexandra, Stellung und Funktion der selbständigen Personalpronomina der 1. und 2. Person in den hethitischen Gebeten: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 51-60.

329. Davies, G., The Priestly Histories in the Bible in the Light of the Sun-Temple Inscription from Sippar: Transeuphratène 44 (2014) 125-138.

330. Delnero, P., The Textual Criticism of Sumerian Literature (JCS Supplemental Series 3. 2012) [71:253]: RA 108 (2014) 204-207 (D. Charpin); cf. 72:303.

331. Demanuelli, Matthieu, Faveurs et protections divines en Tabal à l’âge du Fer: Lebrun, R. – Degrève, A. (Hg.), Deus Medicus (Homo Religiosus Série II, 12. 2013) [73:815] 87-139.

32* Hans Neumann

332. Démare-Lafont, Sophie, Identifiers and Identification Methods in Mesopotamia: Depauw, M. – Coussement, S. (Hg.), Identifiers and Identification Methods in the Ancient World. Legal Documents in Ancient Societies III (OLA 229. 2014) [73:334] 13-31.

333. Démare-Lafont, Sophie, Modèle familial et solidarités sociales à Émar: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 397-412.

334. Depauw, Mark – Coussement, Sandra (Hg.), Identifiers and Identification Methods in the Ancient World. Legal Documents in Ancient Societies III (OLA 229). Leuven/Paris/Walpole 2014. VI+286 S.

335. Dercksen, Jan Gerrit, The Old Assyrian Trade and its Participants: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 59-112.

336. Dercksen, Jan Gerrit, Assyrian kārum envoys in Mari: NABU 2014/78; The date of Hammurabi’s conquest of Larsa: NABU 2014/79.

337. Desset, François, A New Writing System Discovered in 3rd Millennium BCE Iran: The Konar Sandal ‘Geometric’ Tablets: IrAnt 49 (2014) 83-109.

338. Devecchi, E. (Hg.), Palaeography and Scribal Practices in Syro-Palestine and Anatolia in the Late Bronze Age (PIHANS CXIX. 2012) [71:259]: JNES 73 (2014) 136-140 (M. Viano).

339. Dezsö, Tamás, The Assyrian Army. I. The Structure of the Neo-Assyrian Army as Reconstructed from the Assyrian Palace Reliefs and Cuneiform Sources. 1. Infantry (Antiqua et Orientalia 2 = Assyriologia 8/1). Budapest 2012. 334 S.

340. Dezsö, Tamás, The Assyrian Army. I. The Structure of the Neo-Assyrian Army as Reconstructed from the Assyrian Palace Reliefs and Cuneiform Sources. 2. Cavalry and Chariotry (Antiqua et Orientalia 3 = Assyriologia 8/2). Budapest 2012. 271 S.

341. Dezsö, Tamás, Neo-Assyrian Military Intelligence: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 221-235.

342. Dietrich, Jan, Von der Freundschaft im Alten Testament und Alten Orient: WO 44 (2014) 37-56.

343. Dietrich, Manfried, Beschreibungen transzendenter Wohnstätten von ugaritischen Gottheiten. Die Paläste Yammus und Baals und die Schreine Anats: UF 45 (2014) 389-412.


344. Dijkstra, Meindert, Jachtverhalen bij de Hoerrieten, in Ugariet en Oud-Israël: Phœnix 60 (2014) 51-68.

345. Dijkstra, Meindert, The Hurritic Myth about Šaušga of Nineveh and Ḫašarri: UF 45 (2014) 65-94.

346. Dinçol, Ali – Dinçol, Belkıs, Zwei hethitische Hieroglyphensiegel und ein Siegelabdruck aus Oylum Höyük: CollAn X (2011) 87-94.

347. Dinçol, Ali – Dinçol, Belkɪs – Hawkins, J. David – Peker, Hasan, A New Hieroglyphic Luwian Inscription from Hatay: Anatolica 40 (2014) 61-70.

348. Dinçol, Ali – Dinçol, Belkıs – Hawkins, J. David – Marchetti, Nicolò – Peker, Hasan, A Stele by Suhi I from Karkemish: Or 83 (2014) 143-153.

349. Dinçol, Ali – Dinçol, Belkıs – Peker, Hasan, An Anatolian Hieroglyphic Cylinder Seal from the Hilani at Karkemish: Or 83 (2014) 162-165.

350. Dirven, Lucinda, Religious Continuity and Change in Parthian Mesopotamia: A Note on the Survival of Babylonian Traditions: JANEH 1 (2014) 201-229.

351. Doğan-Alparslan, Meltem – Alparslan, Metin, Ein hethitisches Hieroglyphensiegel aus einer Notgrabung in Doğantepe-Amasya: CollAn X (2011) 41-47.

352. Dolce, Rita, The Language of Kingship at Mari and Ebla in the Third Millennium BC: A Comparative Approach: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 183-206.

353. Dolce, Rita, Beyond Defeat. The Psychological Annihilation of the Vanquished in Pre-Classical Near Eastern Visual Communication: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 237-267.

354. Dolce, Rita, The Ebla Families: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 193-206.

355. Dolce, Rita, Equids as luxury gifts at the centre of interregional economic dynamics in the archaic urban cultures of the Ancient Near East: Syria 91 (2014) 55-75.

356. Donbaz, Veysel, A Lapis-Lazuli Cylinder Seal Found at Oylum Höyük: CollAn X (2011) 95-101.

357. Donbaz, Veysel, Bin Kral Bin Ani. Bir Sumeroloğun Anıları. Istanbul 2014. 616 S.

358. Donbaz, Veysel, Errors which could be eliminated: NABU 2014/11.

34* Hans Neumann

359. Dongen, Erik van, The Extent and Interactions of the Phrygian Kingdom: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 697-711.

360. Dongen, Erik van, The Concept of ‘The Near East’: A Reconsideration: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 253-267.

361. Dörfler, Walter – Herking, Christa – Neef, Reinder – Pasternak, Rainer – Driesch, Angela von den, Environment and Economy in Hittite Anatolia: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 99-124.

362. Dornauer, Aron, Das Archiv des assyrischen Statthalters Mannu-kī-Aššūr von Gūzāna/Tall Ḥalaf (VFMOS 3,III). Wiesbaden 2014. IX+116 S.

363. Dubiel, Ulrike, Wahre Kunst ist unzerstörbar: Die wechselhafte Geschichte der Bildwerke vom Tell Halaf: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 63-71.

364. Dubiel, Ulrike, Götter, Monstren und Dämonen – die mannigfaltige Bilderwelt vom Tell Halaf: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 123-132.

365. Dubiel, Ulrike, Überlegungen zur Rekonstruktion des West-Palastes vom Tell Halaf: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 133-141.

366. Dubiel, Ulrike, Kultraum und Grüfte: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 143-153.

367. Dubiel, Ulrike, Im Schatten des Imperiums – späthethitisch-aramäische Fürstentümer und das wiedererstarkende Assyrische Reich: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 155-169.

368. Dubiel, Ulrike, Das Tell Halaf-Museum in Berlin: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 171-181.


369. Dubovský, Peter, Sennacherib’s Invasion of the Levant Through the Eyes of Assyrian Intelligence Services: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 249-291.

370. Durand, J.-M. – Römer, Th. – Langlois, M. (Hg.), Le jeune héros. Recherches sur la formation et la diffusion d’un thème littéraire au Proche-Orient ancien (OBO 250. 2011) [70:273]: WZKM 104 (2014) 270-273 (F. Weiershäuser).

371. Durand, Jean-Marie, Quelques textes sur le statut de la femme à Emar d’après des collations nouvelles: Semitica 55 (2013) 25-60.

372. Durand, Jean-Marie – Römer, Thomas – Bürki, Micaël (Hg.), Comment devient-on prophète? Actes du colloque organisé par le Collège de France, Paris, les 4-5 avril 2011 (OBO 265). Fribourg/Göttingen 2014. XII+223 S.

373. Durand, Jean-Marie, Réflexions sur deux cas d’oniromancie: Durand, J.-M. – Römer, Th. – Bürki, M. (Hg.), Comment devient-on prophète? (OBO 265. 2014) [73:372] 1-22.

374. Durand, Jean-Marie, À propos de noms d’années d’Isin paléo-babyloniens: NABU 2014/17; La divinité Pardat: NABU 2014/44; Le dieu Qul(l)uh: NABU 2014/85.

375. Durand, Jean-Marie, Refondation d’une cellule familiale a Émar: Semitica 56 (2014) 65-74.

376. Durand, Jean-Marie, Textes syriens divers, revisités: Transeuphratène 44 (2014) 139-154.

377. Durand, Jean-Marie, Les problèmes économiques d’un sheich: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 71-77.

378. Durand, Jean-Marie – Ziegler, Nele, Les soldats perdus de Karanâ: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 49-64.

379. Dusinberre, Elspeth R.M., Empire, Authority, and Autonomy in Achaemenid Anatolia. Cambridge/New York/Melbourne/Madrid/Cape Town/Singapore/São Paulo/Delhi/Mexico City 2013. XXVI+374 S.

380. Eidem, J., The Royal Archives from Tell Leilan. Old Babylonian Letters and Treaties from the Lower Town Palace East (PIHANS CXVII. 2011) [70:284]: RA 108 (2014) 121-160 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin); cf. 71:292; 72:351.

36* Hans Neumann

381. Eidem, Jasper, The Kingdom of Šamšī-Adad and its Legacies: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 137-146.

382. Elayi, Josette – Voisin, Jean-François, Quelques précisions sur le nāḫiru pêche au sud d’Arwad / Some precisions on the nāḫiru fish south of Arwad: AuOr 32 (2014) 71-77.

383. Elayi, Josette, Rib-Hidda, le Roi de Byblos qui ne ment pas: JA 302 (2014) 377-390.

384. Ellerbrock, U. – Winkelmann, S., Die Parther. Die vergessene Großmacht (2012) [71:294]: Mesopotamia 49 (2014) 148 (V. Messina).

385. Elman, Yaakov, Contrasting Intellectual Trajectories: Iran and Israel in Mesopotamia: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 7-105.

386. Engels, David, Antiochos III. der Große und sein Reich. Überlegungen zur ,Feudalisierung‘ der seleukidischen Peripherie: Hoffmann, F. – Schmidt, K.St. (Hg.), Orient und Okzident in hellenistischer Zeit (2014) [73:640] 31-75.

387. Englund, Robert K., Seals and Sealing in CDLI files: CDLN 2014:004 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=31].

388. Eph‘al, Israel, Stages and Aims in the Royal Historiography of Esarhaddon: Orient 49 (2014) 51-68.

389. Eppihimer, Melissa, Posthumous Images and the Memory of the Akkadian Kings: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 319-344.

390. Ercolani, Andrea – Xella, Paolo, Le tradizioni sapienziali nell Vicino Oriente e nel Mediterraneo antichi. Esiti di una tavola rotonda: SEL 31 (2014) 187-190.

391. Ermidoro, Stefania, Food Prohibition and Dietary Regulations in Ancient Mesopotamia: AuOr 32 (2014) 79-91.

392. Evans, J.M., The Lives of Sumerian Sculpture. An Archaeology of the Early Dynastic Temple (2012) [71:311]: BO 71 (2014) 532-535 (D. Nadali).


393. Everling, Janos, A Babylonian tablet from the time of Alexander IV: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 17-24.

394. Fadhil, Anmar Abdulillah, Die neuen spätaltbabylonischen Briefe des ,königlichen Barbiers‘ aus Sippar: RA 108 (2014) 45-60.

395. Fairbairn, Andrew, Preliminary Archaeobotanical Investigations of Plant Production, Consumption, and Trade at Bronze Age Kültepe-Kanesh: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 177-193.

396. Faist, B., Alltagstexte aus neuassyrischen Archiven und Bibliotheken der Stadt Assur (StAT 3. 2007) [66:337]: BO 71 (2014) 483-484 (M. Stol); cf. 67:341; 68:299; 71:314.

397. Faist, B.I., Neuassyrische Rechtsurkunden IV (Keilschrifttexte aus neuassyrischer Zeit VIII = WVDOG 132. 2010) [69:347]: BO 71 (2014) 483-484 (M. Stol); cf. 71:315.

398. Faist, Betina, Die Keilschrifttafeln aus Sam’al (Zincirli): SAAB XX (2013-2014) 33-46.

399. Faist, Betina, The Ordeal in the Neo-Assyrian Legal Procedure: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 189-200.

400. Faist, Betina I. – Justel, Josué-Javier – Henares, Alcalá de – Sakal, Ferhan –Vita, Juan-Pablo, Bibliografía de los estudios de Emar (6): UF 45 (2014) 95-110.

401. Faist, Betina, Das doppelseitige Ordal: eine theologische Katastrophe?: ZAR 20 (2014) 41-46.

402. Faizee, Cyrus (Hg.), Collection of Papers presented at the Third International Biennial Conference of the Persian Gulf (History, Culture, and Civilization). Tehran 2013. 503 S.

403. Fales, Frederick Mario, All’inizio: l’aramaico mesopotamico più antico: AION 73 (2013) 15-32.

404. Fales, Frederick Mario, Editorial: Twenty Volumes of Neo-Assyrian Studies Later …: SAAB XX (2013-2014) 1-31.

405. Fales, Frederick Mario – Fabbro, Roswitha del, Back to Sennacherib’s Aqueduct at Jerwan: A Reassessment of the Textual Evidence: Iraq 76 (2014) 65-98.

38* Hans Neumann

406. Fales, Frederick Mario, The Road to Judah: 701 B.C.E. in the Context of Sennacherib’s Political-Military Strategy: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 223-248.

407. Fales, Frederick Mario, The Two Dynasties of Assyria: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 201-237.

408. Fales, Frederick Mario – Rigo, Monica, Everyday Life and Food Practices in Assyrian Military Encampments: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 413-437.

409. Fales, Frederick Mario, Hamlets and Farmsteads in the Balīḫ River Valley. The Middle Assyrian and the Neo-Assyrian Evidence: Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4. 2014) [73:997] 227-241.

410. Faraguna, M. (Hg.), Archives and Archival Documents in Ancient Societies (Legal Documents in Ancient Societies IV. 2013) [72:377]: Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2014.05.38 (G. Coqueugniot).

411. Farber, Gertrud, Aspect Distribution in the Sumerian Verb ‘to Give Birth’: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 123-200.

412. Farber, Walter, Lamaštu. An Edition of the Canonical Series of Lamaštu Incantations and Rituals and Related Texts from the Second and First Millennia B.C. (MC 17). Winona Lake 2014. XIV+472 S.: Or 83 (2014) 427-430 (C. Ambos).

413. Farber, Walter, Schnell mit der Rechten, vorsichtig mit der Linken!: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 201-207.

414. Farber, Walter, Iddin-Nabû sēpir ša gardu: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 63-66.

415. Faust, A., Judah in the Neo-Babylonian Period: The Archaeology of Desolation (SBL Archaeology and Biblical Studies 18. 2012) [71:331]: BASOR 371 (2014) 236-237 (N. Lapp); PEQ 146 (2014) 164-166 (D. Edelman); cf. 72:378.

416. Feder, Y., Blood Expiation in Hittite and Biblical Ritual. Origins, Context, and Meaning (SBL Writings from the Ancient World. Supplement Series 2. 2011) [72:379]: JAOS 134 (2014) 527-529 (A. Mouton).

417. Feder, Yitzhaq, The Semantics of Purity in the Ancient Near East: Lexical Meaning as a Projection of Embodied Experience: JANER 14 (2014) 87-113.


418. Feingold, Rony, Engraved on Stone. Mesopotamian Cylinder Seals and Seal Inscriptions in the Old Babylonian Period (GSANE 7). Piscataway 2014. XXIV+277 S.

419. Feldman, Marian H., Metalwork: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 157-159.

420. Feliu, Lluís, A New Edition of NISABA 15/2 668: AuOr 32 (2014) 221-233.

421. Feller, Barbara, „Schneller als der Wind“ – Pferdedarstellungen auf mittelassyrischen Siegelabrollungen aus Assur: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 105-120.

422. Fijałkowska, Lena, Le droit de la vente à Emar (Philippika 64). Wiesbaden 2014. XV+502 S.

423. Fijałkowska, Lena, Family in Crisis in Late Bronze Age Syria: Protection of Family Ties in the Legal Texts from Emar: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 383-396.

424. Fijałkowska, Lena, Protegitur et altera pars. Protection of the Innocent, Balance and Pragmatism in Ancient Near Eastern Law: ZAR 20 (2014) 33-40.

425. Filippo Balestrazzi, Elena Di, Il mostro “anguipede” e il “dio in battello” nelle stele felsinee. Una proposta di lettura: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 139-187.

426. Fincke, Jeanette C., Additions to the Venus Tablets of the Omen Series enūma anu enlil (EAE) Published in BPO 3 as Group F: KASKAL 10 (2013) 89-110.

427. Fincke, Jeanette C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East. A Workshop on Divination Conducted during the 54th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Würzburg, 2008. Winona Lake 2014. XII+127 S.

428. Fincke, Jeanette C., Three Nuzi Texts from the British Museum and a Middle Assyrian Letter from the Aftermath of the Conquest of the Kingdom of Arrapḫe: AoF 41 (2014) 15-29.

429. Fincke, Jeanette C., Divination im Alten Orient: Ein Überblick: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 1-20.

430. Fincke, Jeanette C., The Seventh Tablet of the Rikis Gerri Series of Enūma Anu Enlil: JCS 66 (2014) 129-148.

40* Hans Neumann

431. Fincke, Jeanette C., Additions to Already Edited enūma anu enlil (EAE) Tablets, Part II: The Tablets Concerning the Appearance of the Sun Published in PIHANS 73, Part I: KASKAL 11 (2014) 103-139.

432. Fincke, Jeanette C., Another Fragment of MUL.APIN from Babylonia (BM 43871): NABU 2014/34 und 52.

433. Fincke, Jeanette C., Babylonische Gelehrte am neuassyrischen Hof: zwischen Anpassung und Individualität: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 269-292.

434. Fink, Sebastian, Die Frage nach der Gerechtigkeit Gottes im Alten Orient: KASKAL 9 (2012) 67-97.

435. Fink, Sebastian, How Gilgameš Became a Two-thirds God: It Was the Ferryman: SAAB XX (2013-2014) 73-78.

436. Fink, Sebastian, Sardanapal – ein Hedonist aus Mesopotamien?: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 239-250.

437. Fink, Sebastian, Gilgameš und Uršanabi: RA 108 (2014) 67-69.

438. Finkel, Irving (Hg.), The Cyrus Cylinder. The King of Persia’s Proclamation from Ancient Babylon. London 2013. XI+144 S.

439. Finkel, Irving, The Cyrus Cylinder: the Babylonian perspective: Finkel, I. (Hg.), The Cyrus Cylinder. The King of Persia’s Proclamation from Ancient Babylon (2013) [73:438] 4-34.

440. Finkel, Irving, Transliteration of the Cyrus Cylinder text: Finkel, I. (Hg.), The Cyrus Cylinder. The King of Persia’s Proclamation from Ancient Babylon (2013) [73:438] 129-135.

441. Finkel, Irving, The Ark Before Noah. Decoding the Story of the Flood. New York/London/Toronto/Sydney/Auckland 2014. 421 S.

442. Finkel, Irving, Ashurbanipal’s Library at Nineveh: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 68-69.

443. Finkel, Irving L., Remarks on Cuneiform Scholarship and the Babylonian Talmud: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 307-316.

444. Finkelstein, Israel, Settlement Patterns and Territorial Polity in the Transjordanian Highlands in the Late Bronze Age: UF 45 (2014) 143-159.


445. Firth, Richard, Notes on composite seals in CDLI: CDLN 2014:026 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=53].

446. Fischer, R., Die Aḫḫijawa-Frage (DBH 26. 2010) [69:375]: ZA 104 (2014) 119-134 (S. Heinhold-Krahmer); cf. 70:334; 71:345.

447. Fischer, R. – Groddek, D. – Marquardt, H. (Hg.), Hethitologie in Dresden. Textbearbeitungen, Arbeiten zur Forschungs- und Schriftgeschichte (DBH 35. 2011) [70:333]: OLZ 109 (2014) 297-300 (M. Hutter); cf. 72:399.

448. Fleming, Daniel E., Chasing Down the Mundane: The Near East with Social Historical Interest: JANEH 1 (2014) 5-20.

449. Földi, Zsombor – Head, Ronan, Two Tablets from the Johns Hopkins University Collection: CDLB 2014:4 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2014/ cdlb 2014_ 004.html].

450. Földi, Zsombor, The Sad Story of a Sumerian Statue: The Destruction of Šū-Suen 7: CDLN 2014:002 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single. php?id=30].

451. Földi, Zsombor, An Old Babylonian delivery of bricks from Mount Holyoke College: NABU 2014/46.

452. Földi, Zsombor, On Old Babylonian Palastgeschäft in Larsa. The meaning of sūtum and the ‘circulation’ of silver in state/private business: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 79-117.

453. Földi, Zsombor, Cuneiform Texts in the Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien, Part IV: A New Text from Dūr-Abī-ēšuḫ: WZKM 104 (2014) 31-55.

454. Fontan, Elisabeth, Ivories of Arslan Tash: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 152-156.

455. Ford, James Nathan, The Ancient Mesopotamian Motif of kidinnu, “divine protection (of temple cities and their citizens),” in Akkadian and Aramaic Magic: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 271-283.

456. Forlanini, Massimo, Les routes du Palâ: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 43-58.

457. Forlanini, Massimo, How to Infer Ancient Roads and Itineraries from Heterogeneous Hittite Texts: The Case of the Cilician (Kizzuwatnean) Road System: KASKAL 10 (2013) 1-34.

42* Hans Neumann

458. Forlanini, Massimo, The Survival of Dynastic Traditions of Bronze Age Anatolia During the Transition to the Iron Age: the Case of Ḫalpa-šulubi and the Historical Connections Between Išuwa and Milidia: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 251-271.

459. Forlanini, Massimo, Kaššu roi de Tummanna?: NABU 2014/21.

460. Foster, Benjamin R., Wool in the Economy of Sargonic Mesopotamia: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 115-123.

461. Foster, Benjamin R., Diorite and Limestone: A Sumerian Perspective: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 51-56.

462. Fournet, Arnaud, La question des mots et noms mitanni-aryens, légués par les Indo-Iraniens du Mitanni: RANT 9 (2012) 93-121.

463. Fournet, Arnaud, Apprendre le hourrite. Lille 2014. 173 S.

464. Fournet, Arnaud, Introduction à la langue hittite. Lille 2014. 134 S.

465. Foxvog, Daniel A., Introduction to Sumerian Grammar. Guerneville 2014. 170 S. (revised version).

466. Foxvog, Daniel A., Ellipsis in Sumerian: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 209-248.

467. Frahm, E., Historische und historisch-literarische Texte (KAL 3 = WVDOG 121. 2009) [68:333]: BO 71 (2014) 189-190 (M. Stol); cf. 69:392; 71:362.

468. Frahm, E., Geschichte des alten Mesopotamien (Reclams Universal-Bibliothek Nr. 19108. 2013) [72:421]: ZDMG 164 (2014) 825-826 (M.P. Streck).

469. Frahm, Eckart, A Sculptured Slab with an Inscription of Sargon II Mentioning the Rebellion of Yau-bi’di of Hamath: AoF 40 (2013) 42-54.

470. Frahm, Eckart, Traditionalism and Intellectual Innovation in a Cosmopolitan World: Reflections on Babylonian Text Commentaries from the Achaemenid Period: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 317-334.

471. Frahm, Eckart, Family Matters: Psychohistorical Reflections on Sennacherib and his Times: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib


at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 163-222.

472. Frame, Grant, Two Monumental Inscriptions of the Assyrian King Sargon II (721-705 BCE) in Iran: The Najafehabad Stele and the Tang-I Var Rock Relief: Faizee, C. (Hg.), Collection of Papers presented at the Third International Biennial Conference of the Persian Gulf (History, Culture, and Civilization) (2013) [73:402] 433-445.

473. Franke, Kristina A. – Piller, Christian K., Überlegungen zur kulturgeschichtlichen und chronologischen Einordnung der Stelen von Hakkâri unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Waffen: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 293-314.

474. Franke, Sabina, Der Zorn Marduks, Erras und Sanheribs. Zu Datierung und Funktion von „Erra und Išum“: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 315-327.

475. Frazer, Mary, Nazi-Maruttaš in Later Mesopotamian Tradition: KASKAL 10 (2013) 187-220.

476. Freedman, Immanuel, On horses and bitumen in mulAPIN: NABU 2014/33.

477. [Fs Freu], Mazoyer, Michel – Aufrère, Sydney Hervé (Hg.), De Hattuša à Memphis. Jacques Freu in honorem (Collection KUBABA. Série Antiquité). Paris 2013. 284 S.

478. Freydank, Helmut, Anmerkungen zu mittelassyrischen Texten.9: AoF 41 (2014) 30-40.

479. Freydank, Helmut, Texte aus Kār-Tukultī-Ninurta: StMes 1 (2014) 43-84.

480. Friberg, J., A Remarkable Collection of Babylonian Mathematical Texts. Manuscripts in the Schøyen Collection, Cuneiform Texts I (Sources and Studies in the History of Mathematics and Physical Sciences. 2007) [66:383]: WZKM 104 (2014) 233-240 (Rezensionsartikel von M. Geller und M. Ronan).

481. Friedrich, J. - Kammenhuber, A., Hethitisches Wörterbuch. Bd. III/2: Ḫ/ḫe- bis ḫu-. Lieferung 20 (2012) [71:374]: ZA 104 (2014) 232-236 (J. Tischler).

482. Friedrich, J. - Kammenhuber, A., Hethitisches Wörterbuch. Bd. III/2: Ḫ/ḫe- bis ḫu-. Lieferung 21 (2012) [71:375]: ZA 104 (2014) 232-236 (J. Tischler).

483. Friedrich, Johannes – Kammenhuber, Annelies, Herausgegeben von Joost Hazenbos mit Paola Cotticelli-Kurras, Federico Giusfredi, Albertine Hagenbuchner-Dresel, Walther Sallaberger, unter Mitarbeit von Birgit

44* Hans Neumann

Christiansen, Amir Gilan, Detlev Groddek, Alwin Kloekhorst, Jared L. Miller, Marta Pallavidini, Alfredo Rizza, Hanna Roszkowska-Mutschler, Tobias Scheucher, Michaela Zinko-Ofitsch, Hethitisches Wörterbuch. Bd. IV: I, Lieferung 22. Heidelberg 2014. S. I-LXXIV und 1-54.

484. Friedrich, Johannes – Kammenhuber, Annelies, Herausgegeben von Federico Giusfredi mit Paola Cotticelli-Kurras, Albertine Hagenbuchner-Dresel, Joost Hazenbos, Walther Sallaberger, unter Mitarbeit von Birgit Christiansen, Michael Frotscher, Amir Gilan, Mauro Giorgieri, Detlev Groddek, Alwin Kloekhorst, Jared L. Miller, Stefan Odzuck, Marta Pallavidini, Alfredo Rizza, Hanna Roszkowska-Mutschler, Ingo Schrakamp, Michaela Zinko-Ofitsch, Hethitisches Wörterbuch. Bd. IV: I, Lieferung 23. Heidelberg 2014. II S.+S. 55-116.

485. Friedrich, Johannes – Kammenhuber, Annelies, Herausgegeben von Albertine Hagenbuchner-Dresel mit Paola Cotticelli-Kurras, Federico Giusfredi, Joost Hazenbos, Walther Sallaberger, unter Mitarbeit von Birgit Christiansen, Michael Frotscher, Amir Gilan, Mauro Giorgieri, Detlev Groddek, Alwin Kloekhorst, Jared L. Miller, Stefan Odzuck, Marta Pallavidini, Alfredo Rizza, Hanna Roszkowska-Mutschler, Tobias Scheucher, Ingo Schrakamp, Michaela Zinko-Ofitsch, Hethitisches Wörterbuch. Bd. IV: I, Lieferung 24. Heidelberg 2014. II S.+S. 117-218.

486. Fritz, Matthias, Eine anatolisch-armenische Entlehnungsbeziehung (Silvae armeniacae II): Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 61-63.

487. Fröhlich, Ida, Babyloniaca from Qumran – Mesopotamian lore in Qumran Aramaic texts: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 587-601.

488. Frood, Elizabeth – Raja, Rubina (Hg.), Redefining the Sacred. Religious Architecture and Text in the Near East and Egypt 1000 BC – AD 300 (Contextualizing the Sacred 1 = Beiträge zur Architektur- und Kulturgeschichte, Leibniz Universität Hannover 8). Turnhout 2014. XX+260 S.

489. Frood, Elizabeth – Raja, Rubina, Introduction: Material Culture and Religious Identity in the Ancient Near East and Egypt: Frood, E. – Raja, R. (Hg.), Redefining the Sacred. Religious Architecture and Text in the Near East and Egypt 1000 BC – AD 300 (Contextualizing the Sacred 1 = Beiträge zur Architektur- und Kulturgeschichte, Leibniz Universität Hannover 8. 2014) [73:488] 1-14.

490. Fuchs, Andreas, Die unglaubliche Geburt des neubabylonischen Reiches oder: Die Vernichtung einer Weltmacht durch den Sohn eines Niemand: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 25-71.


491. Fuchs, Andreas, Die Assyrer und das Westland: Or 83 (2014) 243-257 [Rezensionsartikel zu 71:64].

492. Fügert, Anja – Kreppner, F. Janoscha – Kühne, Hartmut – Rohde, Jens, Early Neo-Assyrian Dūr Katlimmu: Bieliński, P. – Gawlikowski, M. – Koliński, R. – Ławecka, D. – Sołtysiak, A. – Wynańska, Z. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 1 (8 ICAANE. 2014) [73:140] 217-239.

493. Gabbay, Uri, Pacifying the Hearts of the Gods. Sumerian Emesal Prayers of the First Millennium BC (HES 1). Wiesbaden 2014. XX+356 S.

494. Gabbay, Uri – Secunda, Shai (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160). Tübingen 2014. VI+469 S.

495. Gabbay, Uri, Actual Sense and Scriptural Intention: Literal Meaning and Its Terminology in Akkadian and Hebrew Commentaries: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 335-370.

496. Gabbay, Uri, Hebrew Śôm Śekel (Neh. 8:8) in Light of Aramaic and Akkadian: JSS 59 (2014) 47-51.

497. Gabbay, Uri, The kalû Priest and the kalûtu Literature in Assyria: Orient 49 (2014) 115-144.

498. Gabbay, Uri, The Balaĝ Instrument and Its Role in the Cult of Ancient Mesopotamia: Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 129-147.

499. Gabbay, Uri, A Balaĝ to Enlil from the First Sealand Dynasty: ZA 104 (2014) 146-170.

500. Gabriel, Gösta, enūma eliš – Weg zu einer globalen Weltordnung. Pragmatik, Struktur und Semantik des babylonischen „Lieds auf Marduk“ (ORA 12). Tübingen 2014. XXII+524 S.

501. Gadotti, Alhena, ‘Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and the Netherworld’ and the Sumerian Gilgamesh Cycle (UAVA 10). Boston/Berlin 2014. XV+430 S.

502. Gadotti, Alhena, The feminine in myths and epic: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 28-58.

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503. Gadotti, Alhena, Sumerian wisdom literature: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 59-74.

504. Galil, G. – Gilboa, A. – Maeir, A.M. – Kahn, D. (Hg.), The Ancient Near East in the 12th-10th Centuries BCE. Culture and History (AOAT 392. 2012) [71:383]: OLZ 109 (2014) 327-333 (E. Gaß).

505. Galil, Gershon, A Concise History of Palistin / Patin / Unqi / ‘mq in the 11th-9th Centuries BC: Semitica 56 (2014) 75-104.

506. Galil, Gershon, The Kingdom of Patin in the 9th Century BC: Transeuphratène 45 (2014) 27-42.

507. Galmarini, Niccolò, Remarks on the Formation and Textual Tradition of the Hittite AN.TAḪ.ŠUM Festival: the Cases of CTH 615, 616 and 618: AoF 40 (2013) 337-349.

508. Galmarini, Niccolò, The Festivals for Mount Puškurunuwa: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 277-295.

509. Galter, Hannes D., Sargon II. und die Eroberung der Welt: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 329-343.

510. Gambash, Gil, En Route to Egypt: Akko in the Persian Period: JNES 73 (2014) 273-282.

511. Gander, Max, Tlos, Oinoanda and the Hittite Invasion of the Lukka Lands. Some Thoughts on the History of North-Western Lycia in the Late Bronze and Iron Ages: Klio 96 (2014) 369-415.

512. Gansell, Amy Rebecca, Images and Conceptions of Ideal Feminine Beauty in Neo-Assyrian Royal Contexts, c. 883-627 BCE: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 391-420.

513. García Trabazo, José Virgilio, Luwische Zehen oder Zehennägel?: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 65-69.

514. García Trabazo, José Virgilio, Hethitisch tarkummāe-: ein etymologischer Vorschlag: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 296-307.

515. Garcia-Ventura, Agnès, Weaving in Ur III Mesopotamia: Women’s Work?: Droß-Krüpe, Kerstin (Hg.), Textile Trade and Distribution in Antiquity / Textilhandel und –distribution in der Antike (Philippika 73). Wiesbaden 2014, 135-140.


516. Garcia-Ventura, Agnès, Ur III Biopolitics. Reflections on the Relationship between War and Work Force Management: Nadali, D. – Vidal, J. (Hg.), The Other Face of the Battle. The Impact of War on Civilians in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 413. 2014) [73:1018] 7-23.

517. Garcia-Ventura, Agnès, Women, Work and War. A Proposal to Analyze Their Relationship During the Neo-Sumerian Period: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 345-352.

518. Garfinkle, Steven J., The Economy of Warfare in Southern Iraq at the End of the Third Millennium BC: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 353-362.

519. Garrison, Mark B., The Impressed Image: Glyptic Studies as Art and Social History: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 481-513.

520. Garrison, Mark B., The Royal-Name Seals of Darius I: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 67-104.

521. Garroway, Kristine Henriksen, Children in the Ancient Near Eastern Household (EANEC 3). Winona Lake 2014. XV+374 S.+2 Karten.

522. Garroway, Kristine Henriksen, Neither Slave Nor Free. Children Living on the Edge of a Social Status: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 121-137.

523. Gaspa, S., Alimenti e pratiche alimentari in Assiria: Le materie alimentari nel culto ufficiale dell’Assiria del primo millennio a.C. (HANE/M XIII. 2012) [72:461]: BO 71 (2014) 484-487 (M. Groß); Mesopotamia 48 (2013) 238-239 (N. Morello).

524. Gaspa, Salvatore, Contenitori neoassiri. Studi per un repertorio lessicale (Philippika 67). Wiesbaden 2014. XIX+566 S.

525. Gaspa, Salvatore, Golden Appliqués in Assyrian Textiles: an Interdisciplinary Approach to the Neo-Assyrian Evidence and Some Remarks on the Use of Dress Decorations in the Periphery of the Empire in Later Times: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 273-304.

526. Gaspa, Salvatore, Silver Circulation and the Development of the Private Economy in the Assyrian Empire (9th-7th centuries BCE). Considerations on Private Investments, Prices, and Prosperity Levels of the Imperial Élite: StMes 1 (2014) 85-136.

527. Gavaz, Özlem Sir, Involving the Whereabouts of the Taḫurpa City: KASKAL 9 (2012) 31-43.

528. Gehler, Michael – Rollinger, Robert (Hg.), Unter Mitarbeit von Sabine Fick und Simone Pittl, Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte.

48* Hans Neumann

Epochenübergreifende und globalhistorische Vergleiche, Teil 1: Imperien des Altertums, Mittelalterliche und frühneuzeitliche Imperien. Wiesbaden 2014. IX+815 S.

529. Gehlken, E., Weather Omens of Enūma Anu Enlil. Thunderstorms, Wind and Rain (Tablets 44-49) (CM 43. 2012) [71:401]: JA 302 (2014) 211-212 (V. Gysembergh); OLZ 109 (2014) 435-437 (N.P. Heeßel); ZDMG 164 (2014) 535-539 (M. Stockhusen).

530. Gehlken, Erlend, Der Schlüssel liegt in Ur (Nachträge zu NABU 2013/55): NABU 2014/58 [zu 72:464].

531. Gehlken, Erlend – Woolley, Sandra I. – Collins, Tim – Ch’ng, Eugene, Automated Joining of Cuneiform Tablet Fragments: NABU 2014/73.

532. Geller, M.J., Ancient Babylonian Medicine. Theory and Practice (2010) [69:439]: BO 71 (2014) 181-185 (V. Chalendar); cf. 71:403.

533. Geller, Markham J., Melothesia in Babylonia. Medicine, Magic, and Astrology in the Ancient Near East (STMAC 2). Boston/Berlin/München 2014. XII+100 S.

534. Geller, Mark – Ronan, M., Friberg’s Remarkable Collection of Babylonian Mathematical Texts: WZKM 104 (2014) 233-240 [Rezensionsartikel zu 66:383].

535. Gemeinhardt, P. – Zgoll, A. (Hg.), Weltkonstruktionen. Religiöse Weltdeutung zwischen Chaos und Kosmos vom Alten Orient bis zum Islam (ORA 5. 2010) [70:395]: ZDMG 164 (2014) 252-254 (D. Pezzoli-Olgiati).

536. Genz, Hermann – Mielke, Dirk Paul (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2). Leuven/Paris/Walpole 2011. XXI+340 S.

537. Genz, Hermann – Mielke, Dirk Paul, Research on the Hittites: A Short Overview: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 1-29.

538. Genz, Hermann, Foreign Contacts of the Hittites: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 301-331.

539. George, A.R. (Hg.), Cuneiform Royal Inscriptions and Related Texts in the Schøyen Collection (Manuscripts in the Schøyen Collection. Cuneiform Texts VI = CUSAS 17. 2011) [70:396]: AuOr 32 (2014) 179-183 (J. Llop); cf. 71:407.


540. George, Andrew R., The Mayfly on the River. Individual and Collective Destiny in the Epic of Gilgamesh: KASKAL 9 (2012) 227-242.

541. Gilan, Amir, The Hittite Offering Lists of Deceased Kings and Related Texts (CTH 610-611) as Historical Sources: KASKAL 11 (2014) 85-102.

542. Gilan, Amir – Mouton, Alice, The Enthronement of the Hittite King as a Royal Rite of Passage: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 97-115.

543. Gilan, Amir, The End of God-Napping and the Religious Foundations of the New Hittite Empire: ZA 104 (2014) 195-205.

544. Gilbert, Jane, Repetition and the Death in Gilgamesh and Medieval French Literature: KASKAL 9 (2012) 157-175.

545. Gilibert, Alessandra, Death, Amusement and the City: Civic Spectacles and the Theatre Palace of Kapara, King of Gūzāna: KASKAL 10 (2013) 35-68.

546. Gillmann, Nicolas, Quelques Réflexions sur le Statut ontologique des Images à la Lumière du cas Assyrien: JA 302 (2014) 391-409.

547. Gillmann, Nicolas, Art Assyrien et Cubisme: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 729-742.

548. Giorgieri, Mauro – Murat, Leyla – Süel, Aygül, The kaluti-List of the Storm-God of Šapinuwa from Ortaköy (Or. 90/175) and its Parallels from Boğazköy: KASKAL 10 (2013) 169-183.

549. Giorgieri, Mauro – Vita, Juan-Pablo, Zum Graphem-Gebrauch und sprachlichen Hintergrund des alphabetischen Wirtschaftstextes RS 17.141 (KTU3 4.277): UF 45 (2014) 201-207.

550. Girginer, K. Serdar – Collon, Dominique, Cylinder and stamp seals from Tatarlı Höyük: AnSt 64 (2014) 59-72.

551. Girotto, Elisa, The Symbolism of Fire in War in Ancient Mesopotamia: Bieliński, P. – Gawlikowski, M. – Koliński, R. – Ławecka, D. – Sołtysiak, A. – Wynańska, Z. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 3 (8 ICAANE. 2014) [73:142] 73-91.

552. Giusfredi, Federico, WEB Resources for Hittitology: BO 71 (2014) 358-361.

50* Hans Neumann

553. Giusfredi, Federico, The Cuneiform Luwian Local Particles and the Obscure Particle -(V)r: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 308-316.

554. Giusfredi, Frederico, Astuwatamanzas 0 and the Family of Suhis in Karkemiš: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 481-494.

555. Glassner, Jean-Jacques, Le devin, la droite, la gauche et la manipulation du foie de la victime: KASKAL 9 (2012) 55-65.

556. Glassner, Jean-Jacques, Rites de passage en Mésopotamie: le rôle d’Inanna-Ištar: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 507-520.

557. Glassner, Jean-Jacques, L’historicité de Gilgameš?: NABU 2014/06.

558. Goedegebuure, Petra, The Hittite Demonstratives. Studies in Deixis, Topics and Focus (StBoT 55). Wiesbaden 2014. XXV+610 S.

559. Goldenberg, G., Further Studies in Semitic Linguistics (AOAT 405. 2013) [72:483]: AuOr 32 (2014) 383-385 (G. del Olmo Lete); BO 71 (2014) 505-509 (Ch. Stadel); OLZ 109 (2014) 467-468 (R. Voigt).

560. Goldenberg, Gideon, Semitic Languages. Features, Structures, Relations, Processes. Oxford 2013. XIX+363 S.: OLZ 109 (2014) 334-339 (P. Stein); WZKM 104 (2014) 417-420 (M. Guss-Kosicka).

561. Gonzáles García, A. César – Belmonte, Juan Antonio, Astronomy and Landscape in Late Bronze Age Central Anatolia: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 317-330.

562. Gordin, Shai (Hg.), Visualizing Knowledge and Creating Meaning in Ancient Writing Systems (BBVO 23). Gladbeck 2014. 259 S.

563. Gordin, Shai, The Socio-historical Setting of Hittite Schools of Writing as reflected in Scribal Habits: Gordin, Sh. (Hg.), Visualizing Knowledge and Creating Meaning in Ancient Writing Systems (BBVO 23. 2014) [73:562] 57-79.

564. Gordon, R.P. – Barstad, H.M. (Hg.), “Thus Speaks Ishtar of Arbela”. Prophecy in Israel, Assyria, and Egypt in the Neo-Assyrian Period (2013) [72:486]: ZAW 126 (2014) 471 (J.C. Gertz).

565. Görke, S., Das Ritual der Aštu (CTH 490). Rekonstruktion und Tradition eines hurritisch-hethitischen Rituals aus Boğazköy/Ḫattuša (CHANE 40.


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566. Görke, Susanne, Royal Rites of Passage and Calendar Festivals in the Hittite World: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 117-146.

567. Görke, Susanne, Das Konzept der „synthetischen Körperauffassung“ bei den Hethitern: Müller, K. – Wagner, A. (Hg.), Synthetische Körperauffassung im Hebräischen und den Sprachen der Nachbarkulturen (AOAT 416. 2014) [73:1008] 41-53.

568. Görke, Susanne – Torri, Giulia, Bau(-)Rituale! Zur Textgeschichte von CTH 413-415 und CTH 725-726: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 331-343.

569. Görke, Susanne, Fremde in hethitischen Festritualtexten: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 363-372.

570. Gossman, Lionel, The Passion of Max von Oppenheim: Archaeology and Intrigue in the Middle East from Wilhelm II to Hitler. Cambridge 2013. XXVI+388 S.: JAOS 134 (2014) 347-349 (G. Beckman).

571. Gottstein, Norbert – Panayotov, Strahil V., Cuneiform Spotlight of the Neo- and Middle Assyrian Signs. Dresden 2014. 2 S.+93 Taf.

572. Graef, Katrien De, All Wool and a Yard Wide. Wool Production and Trade in Old Babylonian Sippar: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 202-231.

573. Grandjean, Catherine – Hugoniot, Christophe – Lion, Brigitte (Hg.), Le banquet et du monarque dans le monde antique (Collection «Tables des hommes»). Tours/Rennes 2013. 547 S.: Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2013.11.51 (S. Speksnijder); Syria 91 (2014) 485-487 (C. Michel); Topoi 18 (2013) 435-438 (R. Tienne).

574. Graslin-Thomé, L., Les échanges à longue distance en Mésopotamie au Ier millénaire. Une approche économique (Orient & Méditerranée 5. 2009) [68:408]: RA 108 (2014) 211-215 (M. Jursa); cf. 71:437.

575. Graslin-Thomé, Laetitia, Les marchands mésopotamiens et la théorie des jeux: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 603-628.

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576. Grayson, A. Kirk – Novotny, Jamie, The Royal Inscriptions of Sennacherib, King of Assyria (704-681 BC), Part 2 (RINAP 3/2). Winona Lake 2014. XXXVII+394 S.+1 CD-ROM.

577. Greco, Angela, Considerations on some digressions in the Early Dynastic lexical lists: Or 83 (2014) 341-379.

578. [Fs Greengus], Arnold, Bill T. – Erickson, Nancy L. – Walton, John H. (Hg.), Windows to the Ancient World of the Hebrew Bible. Essays in Honor of Samuel Greengus. Winona Lake 2014. XVI+286 S.

579. Grekyan, Yervand, When the Gods Leave People (The Climatological Hypothesis of the Collapse of the Urartian State): Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 57-94.

580. Grillot-Susini, Françoise, De vie à trépas: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 105-107.

581. Groddek, Detlev, Hethitische Texte in Transkription: KBo 59 (DBH 44). Wiesbaden 2014. XVII+204 S.

582. Groddek, Detlev, Einige neue hethitische Logogramme. Nachträge zu HZL (HZL nach 25 Jahren): AoF 41 (2014) 155-160.

583. Groddek, Detlev, Neue Fragmente zu CTH 585: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 71-77.

584. Gross, Melanie M. – Hackl, Johannes, Bitten und Danken in Briefen. Zur Deutung der Wendung ana appi šūṣû: AoF 40 (2013) 55-67.

585. Groß, Melanie – Pirngruber, Reinhard, On Courtiers in the Neo-Assyrian Empire: ša-rēši and mazzāz pāni: AoF 41 (2014) 161-175.

586. Guichard, Michaël, Bédouins et sedentaires au pays de l’Ida-Maraṣ: Semitica 55 (2013) 61-74.

587. Guichard, Michaël, L’Épopée de Zimrī-Lîm (Florilegium marianum XIV = Mémoires de NABU 16). Paris 2014. VIII+168 S.

588. Guichard, Michaël, Political Space – Local Political Structures in Northern Syria: The Case of the Country of Ida-Maraṣ in the Eighteenth Century BC: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 147-160.

589. Guichard, Michaël, L’apparition d’un prophète anonyme dans un poème épique paléo-babyloniens: Durand, J.-M. – Römer, Th. – Bürki, M. (Hg.), Comment devient-on prophète? (OBO 265. 2014) [73:372] 35-49.


590. Guichard, Michaël, Un traité d’alliance entre Larsa, Uruk et Ešnunna contre Sabium de Babylone: Semitica 56 (2014) 9-34.

591. Guichard, Michaël, Nouvelles données sur Zalluhān, un petit royaume des bords du Habur d’après les archives de Mari: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 77-108.

592. Guinan, Ann K., Laws and Omens: Obverse and Inverse: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 105-121.

593. Gunter, Ann C., Beyond “Orientalizing”: Encounters Among Cultures in the Eastern Mediterranean: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 248-253.

594. Gysembergh, Victor, Farben und Elementarkräfte in U. Koch-Westenholz, BLO 27:2-3: NABU 2014/31; Die Interpretation der Lebermarkierung riḫṣu in Šumma multābiltu: NABU 2014/32; CUSAS XV Revised: NB and LB documents: NABU 2014/55.

595. Gzella, Holger (Hg.), Languages from the World of the Bible. Boston/Berlin 2012. XVI+258 S. [engl. Ausgabe von 68:427]: JAOS 134 (2014) 525-527 (N. Pat-El).

596. Gzella, Holger, Language and Script: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 71-107.

597. Haas, V. – Koch, H., Religionen des Alten Orients. Teil 1: Hethiter und Iran (GAT I,1. 2011) [70:451]: BN 160 (2014) 135-136 (F.V. Reiterer); cf. 71:459; 72:515.

598. Hackl, Johannes – Jursa, Michael – Schmidl, Martina, mit Beiträgen von Klaus Wagensonner, Spätbabylonische Privatbriefe (Spätbabylonische Briefe 1 = AOAT 414/1). Münster 2014. IX+514 S.

599. Hackl, Johannes, Keilschrifttexte im Kunsthistorischen Museum Wien, Teil III: Eine frühaltbabylonische Geschäftsurkunde: WZKM 104 (2014) 57-61.

600. Hägele, Hannelore, Colour in Sculpture: A Survey from Ancient Mesopotamia to the Present. Newcastle upon Tyne 2013. XVIII+329 S. [S. 7-33: Ancient Mesopotamia: Materials and Places].

601. Hagen, F. – Johnston, J. – Monkhouse, W. – Piquette, K. – Tait, J. – Worthington, M.. (Hg.), Narratives of Egypt and the Ancient Near East. Literary and Linguistic Approaches (OLA 189. 2011) [70:458]: JAOS 134 (2014) 160-162 (S.T. Hollis).

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602. Hajnal, Ivo, Dunkle Jahrhunderte statt Archive – Warum Schriften untergehen: Rollinger, Robert – Schwinghammer, Gundula (Hg.), Gegenwart und Altertum. 125 Jahre Alte Geschichte in Innsbruck. Akten des Kolloquiums Innsbruck 2010 (IBK NF 3). Innsbruck 2011, 35-53.

603. Hallo, William W., Slaves and Strangers: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 57-60.

604. Halton, Charles, The Administration of Copper Tools at Umma in the Ur III Period: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 139-149.

605. Hamidović, David, Alphabetical Inscriptions from the Sealand: StMes 1 (2014) 137-155.

606. Harmanşah, Ö., Cities and the Shaping of Memory in the Ancient Near East (2013) [72:528]: BASOR 372 (2014) 213-214 (M. Altaweel); ZAW 126 (2014) 142-143 (D. Jericke).

607. Hartmann, Markus, Numerus, Numeralität, Kollektivität und Kollektivum: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 95-105.

608. Hasegawa, Suichi, Clumsy or Talented?: The Fluctuation between the First and the Third Person in the Text on the Tell al-Rimāḥ Stela: Orient 49 (2014) 19-29.

609. Hasselbach, Rebecca, Agreement and the Development of Gender in Semitic (Part I): ZDMG 164 (2014) 33-64.

610. Hasselbach, Rebecca, Agreement and the Development of Gender in Semitic (Part II): ZDMG 164 (2014) 319-344.

611. Haubold, Johannes, Visualisation in Homer and Gilgamesh: KASKAL 9 (2012) 123-136.

612. Haubold, Johannes, Greece and Mesopotamia. Dialogues in Literature. Cambridge/New York/Melbourne/Madrid/Cape Town/Singapore/São Paulo/Delhi/Mexico City 2013. XII+222 S.: JA 302 (2014) 227-229 (V. Gysembergh); ZAW 126 (2014) 294 (A.C. Hagedorn).

613. Haubold, Johannes, Kulturkontakt aus der Sicht des Homerlesers: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 325-342.

614. Hauser, Stefan R., Deutsche Forschungen zum Alten Orient und ihre Beziehungen zu politischen und ökonomischen Interessen vom Kaisereich bis zum Zweiten Weltkrieg: Schwanitz, Wolfgang G. (Hg.), Deutschland und der Mittlere Osten (Comparativ. Leipziger Beiträge zur


Universalgeschichte und vergleichenden Gesellschaftsforschung 14/1). Leipzig 2004, 46-65.

615. Hauser, Stefan R., »Eine der vornehmsten und aussichtsvollsten Aufgaben«. Die Ausgrabungen auf dem Tell Halaf im Kontext der Erforschung des Alten Orients: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 37-51.

616. Hausleiter, Arnulf – Schaudig, Hanspeter, Nabonidus at al-Hayit/Padakku: NABU 2014/70.

617. Hawley, Robert – Pardee, Dennis, Deux témoins douteux: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 143-163.

618. Hawley, Robert – Mouton, Alice – Roche-Hawley, Carole, Purification and Liberation of an Individual according to Syrian and Hittite Texts: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 73-96.

619. Hays, Christopher B., Hidden Riches. A Sourcebook for the Comparative Study of the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near East. Louisville 2014. XVI+ 425 S.+1 Karte+8 Abb.

620. Hebenstreit, Laurent, The Sumerian Spoils of War During Ur III: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 373-380.

621. Heeßel, N.P., Divinatorische Texte II. Opferschau-Omina (KAL 5 = WVDOG 139. 2012) [71:482]: BO 71 (2014) 186-188 (M. Stol); JA 302 (2014) 567-570 (V. Gysembergh); OLZ 109 (2014) 110-112 (A. De Vos); cf. 72:553.

622. Heeßel, Nils P., Die Beobachtung der Nieren in der altorientalischen Opferschau und die Stellung der Nieren-Omina innerhalb der Opferschau-Serie bārûtu: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 67-76.

623. Heeßel, Nils P., Krieg und Frieden in den Apodosen von Omentexten: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 381-390.

624. Heffron, Yağmur, The Material Culture of Hittite ‘God-drinking’: JANER 14 (2014) 164-185.

625. Heffron, Yağmur, Revisiting ‘Noise’ (rigmu) in Atra-ḫasīs in Light of Baby Incantations: JNES 73 (2014) 83-93.

626. Heimpel, Wolfgang, LAK 41 and Sb 41: NABU 2014/01.

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627. Heinhold-Krahmer, Susanne, Zur Lage des hethitischen Vasallenstaates Wiluša im Südwesten Kleinasiens: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 59-74.

628. Heinz, M. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Representations of Political Power. Case Histories from Times of Change and Dissolving Order in the Ancient Near East (2007) [66:507]: OLZ 109 (2014) 112-115 (E. Cancik-Kirschbaum); cf. 67:516.

629. Helle, Sophus, Rhythm and Expression in Akkadian Poetry: ZA 104 (2014) 56-73.

630. Herbordt, S. – Bawanypeck, D. – Hawkins, J.D., Die Siegel der Großkönige und Großköniginnen auf Tonbullen aus dem Nişantepe-Archiv in Hattusa (Boğazköy-Ḫattuša. Ergebnisse der Ausgrabungen XXIII. 2011) [70:510]: BSOAS 77 (2014) 197-198 (J.L. Miller); JNES 73 (2014) 119-121 (M. Alparslan); cf. 71:490; 72:562.

631. Herles, Michael – Avetisyan, Hayk, Versuch einer ethnischen und historischen Einordnung der Festungswerke [Oshakan, Armenien]: MDOG 146 (2014) 128-131.

632. Herring, Stephen L., Divine Substitution. Humanity as the Manifestation of Deity in the Hebrew Bible and the Ancient Near East (FRLANT 247). Göttingen/Bristol 2013. 244 S.: BSOAS 77 (2014) 569-570 (B.A. Levine).

633. Herrmann, Virginia Rimmer, The KTMW Stele from Zincirli: Syro-Hittite Mortuary Cult and Urban Social Networks: Frood, E. – Raja, R. (Hg.), Redefining the Sacred. Religious Architecture and Text in the Near East and Egypt 1000 BC – AD 300 (Contextualizing the Sacred 1 = Beiträge zur Architektur- und Kulturgeschichte, Leibniz Universität Hannover 8. 2014) [73:488] 153-181.

634. Hertel, Thomas Klitgaard, The Lower Town of Kültepe: Urban Layout and Population: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 25-54.

635. Hiepel, Ludger, Ester das ist auch Ištar. Eine Lesebrille für die hybride Esterfiguration vor dem Hintergrund der altorientalischen Kriegs- und Liebesgöttin: BN 163 (2014) 53-71.

636. Hiepel, Ludger, Bibliographie von Oswald Loretz: UF 45 (2014) XXXI-LXXI.

637. Hirata, Alessandro, Die datio in solutum in neubabylonischer Zeit: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 643-655.


638. The Hittite Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, Vol. Š, Fascicle 2: še to LÚšizišalla- (2013) [72:579]: ZA 104 (2014) 229-231 (J. Tischler).

639. Hmayakyan, Simon – Simonyan, Lilit, Elements of Folk Calendar and Rites in Urartian Inscriptions: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 198-206.

640. Hoffmann, Friedhelm – Schmidt, Karin Stella (Hg.), Orient und Okzident in hellenistischer Zeit. Beiträge zur Tagung „Orient und Okzident – Antagonismus oder Konstrukt? Machstrukturen, Ideologien und Kulturtransfer in hellenistischer Zeit“, Würzburg 10.-13. April 2008, Vaterstetten 2014. XI+292 S.

641. Holm, Tawny L., Memories of Sennacherib in Aramaic Tradition: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 295-323.

642. Holtz, Shalom E., Neo-Babylonian Trial Records (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 35). Atlanta 2014. XVI+272 S.

643. Hom, Mary Katherine Y.H., The Characterization of the Assyrians in Isaiah. Synchronic and Diachronic Perspectives (Library of Hebrew Bible / Old Testament Studies 559). New York/London 2012. XIV+235 S.: JTS 65 (2014) 137-139 (P.M. Cook).

644. Hooker, Alan, The Ugaritic Terms nḥt and ymnn: NABU 2014/23.

645. Hornig, Karin, Alexander – König der vier Weltgegenden?: Hoffmann, F. – Schmidt, K.St. (Hg.), Orient und Okzident in hellenistischer Zeit (2014) [73:640] 113-142.

646. Horowitz, Wayne, The Astrolabes. An Exercise in Transmission, Canonicity, and Para-Canonicity: Bauks, Michaela – Horowitz, Wayne – Lange, Armin (Hg.), in association with Bernd Hene, Between Text and Text. The Hermeneutics of Intertextuality in Ancient Cultures and Their Afterlife in Medieval and Modern Times (Journal of Ancient Judaism. Supplements 6). Göttingen/Bristol 2013, 273-287.

647. Horowitz, Wayne, The Three Stars Each: The Astrolabes and Related Texts (AfO Beiheft 23). Wien 2014. VII+276 S.+XXIX Taf.

648. Hout, Th. van den, The Elements of Hittite (2011) [70:525]: BO 71 (2014) 202-203 (G. Beckman).

649. Hout, Theo P.J. van den, The Written Legacy of the Hittites: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 47-84.

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650. Hout, Theo van den, “Two Old Tablets”: Thinking, Recording, and Writing History in Hittite Society: Raaflaub, Kurt A. (Hg.), Thinking, Recording, and Writing History in the Ancient World (The Ancient World: Comparative Histories). Malden/Oxford/Chichester 2014, 169-186.

651. Høyrup, Jens, Written mathematical traditions in Ancient Mesopotamia. Knowledge, ignorance, and reasonable guesses: Bawanypeck, D. – Imhausen, A. (Hg.), Traditions of Written Knowledge in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (AOAT 403. 2014) [73:114] 189-213.

652. Hubert Vulliet, Fabienne, De la ville au temple: l’inthronisation du haute-clerge babylonien à la fin du troisième millénaire av. J.-C.: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 25-46.

653. Huehnergard, J., An Introduction to Ugaritic (2012) [72:589]: BO 71 (2014) 803-806 (B.D. Suchard).

654. [Fs Huehnergard], Hasselbach, R. – Pat-El, N. (Hg.), Language and Nature. Papers Presented to John Huehnergard on the Occasion of His 60th Birthday (SAOC 67. 2012) [72:590]: BO 71 (2014) 211-215 (E. Lipiński).

655. Huff, Dietrich, Das Plansystem von Ardašīr-xwarrah: Agrarkolonisatorisches Großprojekt und gebautes Staatsmodell eines von Gott gegebenen Königtums: Rezania, Kianoosh (Hg.), Raumkonzeptionen in antiken Religionen. Beiträge des internationalen Symposiums in Göttingen, 28. und 29. Juni 2012 (Philippika 69). Wiesbaden 2014, 153-210.

656. Huh, S.K., Studien zur Region Lagaš. Von der Ubaid- bis zur altbabylonischen Zeit (AOAT 345. 2008) [67:544]: OLZ 109 (2014) 287-293 (C. Lecompte); WZKM 104 (2014) 273-276 (J. Andersson).

657. Hujis, Joost, Images of Parthian Queens: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 605-642.

658. Hundley, Michael B., Here a God, There a God: An Examination of the Divine in Ancient Mesopotamia: AoF 40 (2013) 68-107.

659. Hundley, Michael B., The God Collectors: Hittite Conceptions of the Divine: AoF 41 (2014) 176-200.

660. Hunger, Hermann, A Late Babylonian Astrological Tablet: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 657-669.

661. Hunger, Hermann – Jong, Teije de, Almanac W22340a From Uruk: the Latest Datable Cuneiform Tablet: ZA 104 (2014) 182-194.


662. Hurowitz, Victor A., The Inauguration of Palaces and Temples in the Assyrian Royal Inscriptions: Orient 49 (2014) 89-105.

663. Hussein, Laith M., Bauplanung und Administration in altbabylonischer Zeit: ein Tonbullenarchiv aus Tell Ḥarmal (Šaduppûm): KASKAL 9 (2012) 3-29.

664. Hussein, Muzahim Mahmoud, with contributions by Kim Benzel, The Gold of Nimrud: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 125-131.

665. Hutter, M. – Hutter-Braunsar, S. (Hg.), Pluralismus und Wandel in den Religionen im vorhellenistischen Anatolien (AOAT 337. 2006) [71:513]: OLZ 109 (2014) 22-26 (M. Lang).

666. Hutter, Manfred, Grenzziehung und Raumbeherrschung in der hethitischen Religion: Rezania, Kianoosh (Hg.), Raumkonzeptionen in antiken Religionen. Beiträge des internationalen Symposiums in Göttingen, 28. und 29. Juni 2012 (Philippika 69). Wiesbaden 2014, 135-152.

667. Hutter, Manfred, Religious Traditions in Hupisna: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 344-357.

668. Hutter-Braunsar, Sylvia, Wettkämpfe in hethitischen Festritualen: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 358-369.

669. Hyland, John O., The Casualty Figures in Darius’ Bisitun Inscription: JANEH 1 (2014) 173-199.

670. Isebaert, Lambert – Tavernier, Jan, Le vieux-perse: RANT 9 (2012) 299-346.

671. Jablonka, Peter, Globalisierung im 3. Jahrtausend v. und n. Chr. – Interpretationen archäologisch sichtbarer Kontakte von der Ägäis bis zum Indus von der nordwestlichen Peripherie aus betrachtet: AoF 41 (2014) 41-62.

672. Jacobs, B. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Der Achämenidenhof / The Achaemenid Court (CLeO 2. 2010) [69:599]: BO 71 (2014) 492-496 (R.J. van der Spek); JAOS 134 (2014) 507-512 (M. Kozuh); OLZ 109 (2014) 115-120 (E. Rehm); cf. 71:522; 72:607.

673. Jacobs, Bruno, Sprachen, die der König spricht. Zum ideologischen Hintergrund der Mehrsprachigkeit der Achämenideninschriften: Rollinger, R. – Schwinghammer, G. – Truschnegg, B. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Altertum

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und Gegenwart. 125 Jahre Alte Geschichte in Innsbruck (IBK NF 4. 2012) [73:1237] 95-130.

674. Jacobs, Bruno (Hg.), »Parthische Kunst« – Kunst im Partherreich. Akten des Internationalen Kolloquiums in Basel, 9. Oktober 2010. Duisburg 2014. 183 S.

675. Jacobs, Bruno, Repräsentative Bildkunst im Partherreich: Jacobs, B. (Hg.), »Parthische Kunst« – Kunst im Partherreich (2014) [73:674] 77-126.

676. Jacobs, Bruno, Historische Aussagen in den Achämenideninschriften im Licht sich wandelnder Legitimationsstrategien: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 341-352.

677. Jacobs, Bruno, Kriegsentscheidung durch göttliche Gunst. Zur Bewertung von DBi §§ 72 und 75: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 391-399.

678. Jacobs, Bruno, Bildkunst als Zeugnis für Orientierung und Konsens innerhalb der Eliten des westlichen Achämenidenreichs: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 343-368.

679. Jacquet, Antoine, Eluhut, un royaume du Haut Pays. Une exploitation des données textuelles paléo-babyloniennes de la base HIGEOMES: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 109-144.

680. Jáka-Sövegjártó, Szilvia, CBS 1596: A Sumerian composition with Akkadian translation: NABU 2014/66.

681. Jáka-Sövegjártó, Szilvia, The Sumerian verb ḫug̃: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 119-138.

682. Janković, Bojana – Weszeli, Michaela, Neues zur Verwendung von maḫir im Eanna-Archiv – eine Anomalie?: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 671-681.

683. Jans, Greta – Bretschneider, Joachim, The Glyptic of Tell Beydar. An Impression of the Sealing Evidence for an Early Dynastic Official Household: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 401-420.

684. Janssen, Thomas, A New Proposal for Dating the Fall of Babylon: NABU 2014/19.

685. Jaques, Margaret, Two Lullabies: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 61-72.

686. Jaworski, Wojciech, Automatic Tool for Semantic Analysis of Neo-Sumerian Documents: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 421-428.


687. Jiménez, Enrique, “The Creation of the King”: A Reappraisal: KASKAL 10 (2013) 235-254.

688. Jiménez, Enrique, New Fragments of Gilgameš and Other Literary Texts from Kuyunjik: Iraq 76 (2014) 99-121.

689. Jiménez, Enrique, On the Commentary to the Code of Hammurapi and the Babylonian God of Ordeals: NABU 2014/84.

690. Joannès, Francis, Fabrics and Clothes from Mesopotamia during the Achaemenid and Seleucid Periods: The Textual References: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 453-464.

691. Joannès, Francis, Quand le roi mange comme un dieu... Les transferts entre table divine et table royale en Assyrie et en Babylonie au Ier millénaire av. J.-C.: Grandjean, C. – Hugoniot, Ch. – Lion, B. (Hg.), Le banquet et du monarque dans le monde antique (Collection «Tables des hommes». 2013) [73:573] 327-342.

692. Joannès, Francis, Un relief inscrit de Nabonide à Padakka/Ha’it: NABU 2014/51.

693. Johnson, Dylan, Redemption at Ugarit. KTU 3.4 in Light of Akkadian Legal Traditions at Ugarit: UF 45 (2014) 209-225.

694. Johnson, J. Cale, The origins of scholastic commentary in Mesopotamia: Second-order schemata in the Early Dynastic exegetical imagination: Gordin, Sh. (Hg.), Visualizing Knowledge and Creating Meaning in Ancient Writing Systems (BBVO 23. 2014) [73:562] 11-55.

695. Johnson, J. Cale, Towards a reconstruction of SUALU IV: Can we localize K 2386+ in the therapeuthic corpus?: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 24 (2014) 11-38.

696. Johnson, J. Cale, The Cost of Cosmogony: Ethical Reflections on Resource Extraction, Monumental Architecture and Urbanism in the Sumerian Literary Tradition: May, N.N. – Steinert, U. (Hg.), The Fabric of Cities. Aspects of Urbanism, Urban Topography and Society in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome (CHANE 68. 2014) [73:928] 43-75.

697. Jones, Charles E., Bibliography of Publications of Matthew W. Stolper: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] X-XVI.

698. Jursa, Michael, Business Companies in Babylonia in the First Millennium BC: Structure, Economic Strategies, Social Setting: Wissa, Myriam (Hg.), The Knowledge Economy and Technological Capabilities. Egypt, the Near East and the Mediterranean, 2nd millennium B.C. – 1st millennium A.D.

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Proceedings of a conference held at the Maison de la Chimie, Paris, France 9-10 December 2005 (AuOr – Supplementa 26). Barcelona 2009, 53-68.

699. Jursa, M., Aspects of the Economic History of Babylonia in the First Millennium BC. Economic Geography, Economic Mentalities, Agriculture, the Use of Money and the Problem of Economic Growth (Veröffentlichungen zur Wirtschaftsgeschichte Babyloniens im 1. Jahrtausend v. Chr. Band 4 = AOAT 377. 2010) [69:626]: BO 71 (2014) 195-200 (J.P. Nielsen); cf. 71:536.

700. Jursa, Michael, Introduction: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 1-6.

701. Jursa, Michael, Economic Development in Babylonia from the Late 7th to the Late 4th Century BC: Economic Growth and Economic Crisis in Imperial Contexts: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 113-138.

702. Jursa, Michael, The Neo-Babylonian empire: Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 121-148.

703. Jursa, Michael, Factor Markets in Babylonia from the Late Seventh to the Third Century BCE: JESHO 57 (2014) 173-202.

704. Jursa, Michael, Gewalt in neubabylonischen Texten: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 73-93.

705. Jursa, Michael, The Lost State Correspondence of the Babylonian Empire as Reflected in Contemporary Administrative Letters: Radner, K. (Hg.), State Correspondence in the Ancient World. From New Kingdom Egypt to the Roman Empire (Oxford Studies in Early Empires. 2014) [73:1191] 94-111.

706. Jursa, Michael – Wagensonner, Klaus, The Estates of Šamaš on the Ḫābūr: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 109-130.

707. Justel, Daniel, Un cas de justification d’adoption à l’époque cassite: NABU 2014/86.

708. Justel, Josué J., Women and Family in the Legal Documentation of Emar (with Additional Data from Other Late Bronze Age Syrian Archives): KASKAL 11 (2014) 57-84.


709. Kalimi, Isaac – Richardson, Seth (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71). Leiden/Boston 2014. XII+548 S.

710. Kalimi, Isaac, Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem – Story, History and Historiography: An Introduction: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 1-7.

711. Kalimi, Isaac, Sennacherib’s Campaign to Judah: The Chronicler’s View Compared with his ‘Biblical’ Sources: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 11-50.

712. Kalla, Gábor, Große „private“ Haushalte in der altbabylonischen Zeit in der Mittlerrolle zwischen Königtum und Untertanen: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 139-166.

713. Kämmerer, Th.R. – Metzler, K.A. (Hg.), Das babylonische Weltschöpfungs-epos Enūma elîš (AOAT 375. 2012) [71:546]: ZAW 126 (2014) 134-135 (J.C. Gertz).

714. Kaneva, Irina, Parenthetic Clauses in Sumerian: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 249-257.

715. Kaniuth, K. – Löhnert, A. – Miller, J.L. – Otto, A. – Roaf, M. – Sallaberger, W. (Hg.), Tempel im Alten Orient (CDOG 7. 2013) [72:642]: Syria 91 (2014) 454-457 (C. Lecompte); ZAW 126 (2014) 158-159 (C. Koch).

716. Kapełuś, Magdalena, The Town of Zithara: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 93-103.

717. Kapełuś, Magdalena, Les descriptions du deuxième jour du grand rituel funéraire des rois hittites: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 370-389.

718. Karahashi, Fumi, Sumerian Construction of Finite Verb + -(a)-am3/6: Explanation and Focus: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 259-270.

719. Karahashi, Fumi, Nonfinite Clauses in Gudea Cylinder B, Revisited: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 743-752.

720. Karaosmanoğlu, Mehmet – Yılmaz, Mehmet Ali, Some Considerations on Urartian Religious Activities in the Light of Recent Evidence from Temple Complex of Altıntepe: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 120-127.

721. Karauğuz, Güngör, Hititler Döneminde Kuzeybatı Anadolu’da Bir Kent: Kalašma (Kuzeybatı Anadolu İskân Problemleri): Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M.

64* Hans Neumann

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722. Kärger, Brit, Leben in der amurritischen Welt. Nomaden und Sesshafte im Reich von Mari im 19. und 18. Jahrhundert vor Christus (Philippika 68). Wiesbaden 2014. XVI+400 S.

723. Kassian, Alexei, Lexical Matches between Sumerian and Hurro-Urartian: Possible Historical Scenarions: CDLJ 2014:4 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdlj/2014/cdlj2014_004.html].

724. Katz, Dina, “His Wind is Released” – The Emergence of the Ghost: Rite of Passage in Mesopotamia: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 419-437.

725. Kedar, Sivan, Apprenticeship in the Neo-Babylonian Period: A Study of Bargaining Power: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 537-546.

726. Keetman, Jan, Der altsumerische Name /pa-gbilga-mes/ = Gilgameš: BO 71 (2014) 30-40.

727. Keetman, Jan, En-be6-be6 König von Umma (?): NABU 2014/38; Kontraktion und e-Deixis im Sumerischen: NABU 2014/57; About the role of the word si-si-ig in Gilgameš, Enkidu and the Netherworld: NABU 2014/60; Etymologie der Zahlwörter für 600 (akkadisch), 60 (sumerisch) und die Bildung der sumerischen Zahlen zwischen 60 und 120 und zwischen 10 und 20: NABU 2014/74.

728. Keetman, Jan, Bilingualismus in Sumer. Zum Gebrauch des Akkadischen und Sumerischen in der Verwaltungspraxis des Reiches von Akkad unter Narām-Sujēn und Šar-kali-šarrī: RA 108 (2014) 1-14.

729. Kerekes, Miklós, Tūram-Dagan, the barber of Puzriš-Dagan: NABU 2014/08.

730. Kertai, David, The Queens of the Neo-Assyrian Empire: AoF 40 (2013) 108-124.

731. Kertai, David, From bābānu to bētānu. Looking for Spaces in Late Assyrian Palaces: May, N.N. – Steinert, U. (Hg.), The Fabric of Cities. Aspects of Urbanism, Urban Topography and Society in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome (CHANE 68. 2014) [73:928] 189-201.

732. Kessler, Karlheinz, Neue Tontafelfunde aus dem mitannizeitlichen Taidu – Ein Vorbericht: Bonatz, D. (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The


Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12. 2014) [73:171] 35-42.

733. Kessler, Karlheinz, Lukian und Babylon: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 95-112.

734. Khachikyan, Margarit, Reflections on the Origin of the Hurrian Ergative Case Marker –ž and the Correlative Particle –šše: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 215-218.

735. Khait, Ilya, New Readings in YOS 10: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 77-89.

736. Kienast, Burkhart, Zum altassyrischen Eherecht: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 73-83.

737. Kilmer, Anne Draffkorn, A Brief Account of the Development of the Field of Music Archaeology: Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 11-12.

738. Kilmer, Anne Draffkorn, Mesopotamian Music Theory since 1977: Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 92-101.

739. Kircher, M., Wa(h)re Archäologie. Die Medialisierung archäologischen Wissens im Spannungsfeld von Wissenschaft und Öffentlichkeit (Historische Lebenswelten in populären Wissenskulturen / History in Popular Cultures 7. 2012) [71:553]: OLZ 109 (2014) 272-275 (R. Bernbeck).

740. Kitchen, K.A. – Lawrence, P.J.N., Treaty, Law and Covenant in the Ancient Near East 1: The Texts (2012) [71:554]: BASOR 372 (2014) 222-224 (G. Beckman); ZAR 20 (2014) 304-306 (R. Achenbach); ZAW 126 (2014) 454-455 (C. Koch); cf. 72:659.

741. Kitchen, K.A. – Lawrence, P.J.N., Treaty, Law and Covenant in the Ancient Near East 2: Text, Notes and Chromograms (2012) [71:555]: BASOR 372 (2014) 222-224 (G. Beckman); ZAR 20 (2014) 304-306 (R. Achenbach); ZAW 126 (2014) 454-455 (C. Koch); cf. 72:660.

742. Kitchen, K.A. – Lawrence, P.J.N., Treaty, Law and Covenant in the Ancient Near East 3: Overall Historical Survey (2012) [71:556]: BASOR 372 (2014) 222-224 (G. Beckman); ZAR 20 (2014) 304-306 (R. Achenbach); ZAW 126 (2014) 454-455 (C. Koch); cf. 72:661.

66* Hans Neumann

743. Kleber, Kristin, Zu Waffen und Ausrüstung babylonischer Soldaten in der zweiten Hälfte des 1. Jt. v. Chr.: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 429-446.

744. Klein, Jacob, A New Look at the Sumerian Proverb Tablet from Geneva: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 271-304.

745. Klein, Jacob – Sefati, Yitschak, The “Stars (of) Heaven” and Cuneiform Writing: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 85-102.

746. Klein, Jacob, From Agade to Samaria: The Inflationary Price of Barley in Situations of Famine: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 167-180.

747. Kleinerman, Alexandra, A new “Letter to the Generals”: CDLN 2014:003 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=29].

748. Kleinerman, Alexandra – Gadotti, Alhena, Two Sumerian Literary Letters About Merchants: NABU 2014/65.

749. Kleinschmidt, Harald, Geschichte des Völkerrechts in Krieg und Frieden. Tübingen 2013. VIII+503 S. [S. 24-49: Weltherrschaftsprophetien und manifeste Stadtherrschaft (bis ca. 500 nach Chr.)].

750. Klengel, Horst, History of the Hittites: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 31-46.

751. Klengel-Brandt, Evelyn, Mit Beiträgen von Sabine Böhm und Othmar Keel, Die neuassyrische Glyptik aus Assur (Ausgrabungen der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft in Assur. Fundgruppen 7) (WVDOG 140). Wiesbaden 2014. X+146 S.+84 Taf.

752. Klingenberg, Andreas, Die ›Iranische Diaspora‹. Kontext, Charakter und Auswirkung persischer Einwanderung nach Kleinasien: Olshausen, Eckart – Sauer, Vera (Hg.), Mobilität in den Kulturen der antiken Mittelmeerwelt. Stuttgarter Kolloquium zur Historischen Geographie des Altertums II, 2011 (Geographica Historica 31). Stuttgart 2014, 309-324.

753. Klinger, Jörg, The Imperial State – The Early Hittite Kingdom: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 75-90.

754. Klock-Fontanille, Isabelle, From Hattians to Hittites: Some Reflections about Traces of Matrilinearity in Hittite Tradition: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 404-421.


755. Klock-Fontanille, Isabelle, La famille hittite: ce que les lois nous aprennent …: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 413-428.

756. Kloekhorst, Alwin, The Signs TA and DA in Old Hittite: Evidence for a Phonetic Difference: AoF 40 (2013) 125-141.

757. Kloekhorst, Alwin, Accent in Hittite. A Study in Plene Spelling, Consonant Graduation, Clitics, and Metrics (StBoT 56). Wiesbaden 2014. XXXV+716 S.

758. Klom, Jan, Der Gt-Stamm im Akkadischen als Medium: StMes 1 (2014) 157-184.

759. Kogan, Leonid, Les termes sémitiques de parenté dans les sources cunéiformes: L’apport de l’étymologie: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 87-111.

760. Kogan, Leonid, Waw sargonicum: On Parataxis in Sargonic Royal Inscriptions: ZA 104 (2014) 42-55.

761. Koliński, Rafał, 20th Century BC in the Khabur Triangle Region and the Advent of the Old Assyrian Trade with Anatolia: Bonatz, D. (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12. 2014) [73:171] 11-34.

762. Koliński, Rafał, Settled Space. Evidence for Changes in Settlement Patterns of Northern Mesopotamia at the Advent and at the Turn of the Mittani Era: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 179-212.

763. Korn, Evelyn – Lorenz, Jürgen, Staatsverträge der Bronzezeit: Lizenzen zur Bereicherung?: WO 44 (2014) 57-75.

764. Koslova, Natalia V., Zu den Anfangszeilen einiger Edubba’a-Kompositionen: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 305-326.

765. Kouwenberg, N.J.C., The Akkadian Verb and Its Semitic Background (Languages of the Ancient Near East 2. 2010) [69:670]: JSS 159 (2014) 205-208 (D. Testen); cf. 71:584; 72:692.

766. Kosyan, Aram, Rulers of Hayasa: Hukkana: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 128-134.

767. Kozuh, Michael, The Sacrificial Economy. Assessors, Contractors, and Thieves in the Management of Sacrificial Sheep at the Eanna Temple of Uruk (ca. 625-520 B.C.) (EANEC 2). Winona Lake 2014. XII+324 S.+1 CD-ROM.

68* Hans Neumann

768. Kozuh, Michael, Elamite and Akkadian Inscribed Bricks from Bard-e Karegar (Khuzistan, Iran): Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 131-161.

769. Kratz, Reinhard G., Der Mythos von der großen Flut: Zgoll, A. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Arbeit am Mythos. Leistung und Grenze des Mythos in Antike und Gegenwart (2013) [73:1611] 167-193.

770. Krebernik, Manfred – Neumann, Hans (Hg.), unter Mitarbeit von Georg Neumann, Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit. Wissenschaftliches Kolloquium aus Anlass des 75. Geburtstages von Joachim Oelsner, Jena, 2. und 3. März 2007 (AOAT 369). Münster 2014. VII+338 S.

771. Krebernik, Manfred, Mythen im Alten Orient: Jamme, Christoph – Matuschek, Stefan (Hg.), Handbuch der Mythologie. Darmstadt 2014, 218-235.

772. Krebernik, Manfred – Steible, Horst – Yıldız, Fatma, Prä-Fāra-zeitliche Texte aus Fāra: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 327-382.

773. [Fs Krecher], Koslova, Natalia – Vizirova, Ekaterina – Zólyomi, Gábor (Hg.), Studies in Sumerian Language and Literature. Festschrift für Joachim Krecher (Babel und Bibel 8 = Orientalia et Classica LVI). Winona Lake 2014. XIII+645 S.

774. Krispijn, Theo J.H., Writing Semitic with Cuneiform Script. The Interaction of Sumerian and Akkadian Orthography in the Second Half of the Third Millennium BC: Voogt, Alex de – Quack, Joachim Friedrich (Hg.), The Idea of Writing. Writing Across Borders. Leiden/Boston 2012, 182-218.

775. Krüger, Dominique – Kühn, Sven – Schachner, Andreas, Roms Legionen in Hattuscha?: AW 6/2014, 5.

776. Kryszat, Guido, Ein altassyrisches Tontafelfragment der Grabungskampgne 2014 aus Kayalıpınar: MDOG 146 (2014) 36-38.

777. Kryszeń, Adam, Methodology and the Problem of Hittite Geography: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 422-430.

778. Kuhlmann, P. – Schneider, H. (Hg.), Geschichte der Altertumswissen-schaften. Biographisches Lexikon (Der Neue Pauly. Supplemente 6. 2012) [71:600]: Das Altertum 59 (2014) 236-239 (M. Willing).

779. Kühn, Dagmar, Society, Institutions, Law, and Economy: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 37-70.


780. Kurth, Amélie, Can we understand how the Persians perceived ‘other’ gods / ‘the gods of others’?: ARG 15 (2014) 149-166.

781. Kuhrt, Amélie, State Communications in the Persian Empire: Radner, K. (Hg.), State Correspondence in the Ancient World. From New Kingdom Egypt to the Roman Empire (Oxford Studies in Early Empires. 2014) [73:1191] 112-140.

782. Kuhrt, Amélie, Reassessing the Reign of Xerxes in the Light of New Evidence: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 163-169.

783. Kulakoğlu, Fikri, Kanesh after the Assyrian Colony Period: Current Research at Kültepe and the Question of the End of the Bronze Age Settlement: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 85-94.

784. Kume, Shogo – Sultan, Ahmad, Burials, nomads, and cities: A perspective to changing nomad-sedentary relations on the Syrian Middle Euphrates during the third and second millennium BC: Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4. 2014) [73:997] 137-150.

785. Kümmel, Martin Joachim, The Conditioning for Secondary ḫ in Hittite: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 431-436.

786. Lacambre, Denis, En marge de ARCHIBAB, 17: livraisons de briques: NABU 2014/45; MVN X 72 et As. 33:385, deux sceaux de serviteurs du roi Būnu-Eštar de Kurdā?: NABU 2014/64.

787. Lacheze, Cyril, À propos de la musique des Hittites: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 75-84.

788. Lafont, Bertrand, T. Gomi, MVN 12, 439 (CDLI P116701): NABU 2014/43.

789. Lafont, Bertrand, Les clauses en tukum-bi dans les textes de prêt de l’époque d’Ur III: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 181-197.

790. Lamante, Simona, Das daḫanga: seine Struktur und kultische Bedeutung Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 437-458.

791. Lambert, W.G., Babylonian Creation Myths (MC 16. 2013) [72:719]: BSOAS 77 (2014) 371-372 (M.P. Streck); JA 302 (2014) 565-567 (V. Gysembergh).

70* Hans Neumann

792. Lambert, Wilfred G., The Babylonian ikribs: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 53-55.

793. Lämmerhirt, K., Die sumerische Königshymne Šulgi F (TMH 9. 2012) [71:613]: BO 71 (2014) 201-202 (W.H.Ph. Römer); Or 83 (2014) 264-269 (J. Bauer).

794. Lämmerhirt, Kai, Die Bevölkerung der Region Nippur in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 113-133.

795. Laneri, Nicola, Ritual Practices and the Emergence of Social Complexity in the Upper Tigris Region at the Beginning of the Second Millennium BC: Bonatz, D. (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12. 2014) [73:171] 119-129.

796. [Fs Lanfranchi], Gaspa, Salvatore – Greco, Alessandro – Morandi Bonacossi, Daniele – Ponchia, Simonetta – Rollinger, Robert (Hg.), From Source to History. Studies on Ancient Near Eastern Worlds and Beyond. Dedicated to Giovanni Battista Lanfranchi on the Occasion of His 65th

Birthday on June 23, 2014 (AOAT 412). Münster 2014. XIV+810 S.

797. Lang, Martin, „Meine Vergehen mögen gelöst, meine Sünden vergessen sein“. Konzepte von Reinheit und Unreinheit in der keilschriftlichen Überlieferung des Alten Orients. Teil I: Protokolle zur Bibel 21 (2012) 91-108.

798. Lang, Martin, „Meine Vergehen mögen gelöst, meine Sünden vergessen sein“. Konzepte von Reinheit und Unreinheit in der keilschriftlichen Überlieferung des Alten Orients. Teil II: ZKTh 134 (2012) 431-448.

799. Lang, Martin, Assyrien im 7. Jahrhundert und die literarische Produktion in der Levante und der Ägäis: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 353-371.

800. Lang, Martin, Einige Beobachtungen zur sumerisch-akkadischen Überlieferung der Fluterzählung(en): RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 461-473.

801. Langin-Hooper, Stephanie M. – Pearce, Laurie E., Mammonymy, Maternal-Line Names, and Cultural Identification: Clues from the Onomasticon of Hellenistic Uruk: JAOS 134 (2014) 185-202.

802. Langlois, Anne-Isabelle, En marge de HIGEOMES 1: Dunnu-kubbutim, un nouvel exemple de équivalence BÀD = dunnum: NABU 2014/83.

803. Laribi-Glaudel, Sophie, Une lecture anthropologique des rites de naissance mésopotamiens: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of


Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 211-230.

804. Larsen, Mogens Trolle, Kültepe Tabletleri VI – 1b: The Archive of the Šalim-Aššur Family, Volume 2: Ennam-Aššur. Ankara 2013. XVII+470 S.

805. Larsen, Mogens Trolle, Kültepe Tabletleri VI – c: The Archive of the Šalim-Aššur Family, Volume 3: Ali-ahum. Ankara 2014. XVII+396 S.

806. Larsen, Mogens Trolle – Lassen, Agnete Wisti, Cultural Exchange at Kültepe: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 171-188.

807. Lassen, Agnete Wisti, The Old Assyrian Glyptic Style: An Investigation of a Seal Style, its Owners, and Place of Production: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 107-121.

808. Lassen, Agnete Wisti, Wool in Anatolia in The Old Assyrian Period: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 255-263.

809. Lauinger, Jacob, Witnessing at Old Babylonian Alalah: A New Level VII Witness List from the Koç University Excavations at Tell Atchana/Alalah: RA 108 (2014) 25-40.

810. Lauinger, Jacob, The Curricular Context of an Akkadian Prayer from Old Babylonian Ur (UET 6 402): Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 189-196.

811. Ławecka, Dorota, Bent or Straight Axis? Temple Plans in Early Dynastic Southern Babylonia: ZA 104 (2014) 206-228.

812. Lebrun, Charlotte, Présence et pouvoir hittites à Ougarit. Le cas des DUMU.LUGAL (PIOL 66). Louvain-la-Neuve 2014. XXXIV+359 S.

813. Lebrun, René, Remarques annexes concernant l’accusatif en hittite dans le cadre des langues indo-européennes: RANT 9 (2012) 347-352.

814. Lebrun, René, Le sidétique et le pisidien: RANT 9 (2012) 353-368.

815. Lebrun, René – Degrève, Agnès (Hg.), Deus Medicus. Actes du colloque organisé à Louvain-la-Neuve les 15 et 16 juin 2012 par le Centre d’Histoire des Religions Cardinal Julien Ries (Homo Religiosus Série II, 12). Turnhout 2013. 329 S.

816. Lebrun, René, Permanence de dieux louvites dans la Lycie hellénistique: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 259-264.

72* Hans Neumann

817. Lebrun, René, Réflexions sur l’origine du dieu Asklèpios: Lebrun, R. – Degrève, A. (Hg.), Deus Medicus (Homo Religiosus Série II, 12. 2013) [73:815] 245-248.

818. Lecompte, Camille, Zu Dörfern, Weilern und ländlichen Siedlungen in vorsargonischer Zeit: Die Entwicklung der Bezeichnungen e2 und e2-duru5: RSO 86 (2013) 103-120.

819. Lecompte, Camille, Suggestions and corrections to ATFU – 1. On goats and sheep during the ED I-II period: CDLN 2014:020 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/ cdln/php/single.php?id=47].

820. Lecompte, Camille, Suggestions and corrections to ATFU – 2. Addenda and errata: CDLN 2014:021 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id =48].

821. Lecompte, Camille, Suggestions and corrections to ATFU – 3. Again on EREN2+S. 161bki: CDLN 2014:022 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/ single.php?id=49].

822. Lehmann, Reinhard G., 27-30-22-26 – How Many Letters Needs an Alphabet? The Case of Semitic: Voogt, Alex de – Quack, Joachim Friedrich (Hg.), The Idea of Writing. Writing Across Borders. Leiden/Boston 2012, 11-52.

823. Lehner, Joseph W., Metal Technology, Organization, and the Evolution of Long-Distance Trade at Kültepe: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 135-155.

824. Leichty, Erle – Guinan, Ann, The Rejected Sheep: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 103-112.

825. Lemaire, André, Outlook: Aramaeans Outside of Syria, 3. Anatolia: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 319-328.

826. Lemaire, André, Remarques sur la Datation des Campagnes Néo-Babyloniennes en Cilicie: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 753-759.

827. Lenzi, Alan – Stökl, Jonathan (Hg.), Divination, Politics, and Ancient Near Eastern Empires (SBL Ancient Near Eastern Monographs 7). Atlanta 2014. X+209 S.

828. Lenzi, Alan, Revisiting Biblical Prophecy, Revealed Knowledge Pertaining to Ritual, and Secrecy in Light of Ancient Mesopotamian Prophetic Texts: Lenzi, A. – Stökl, J. (Hg.), Divination, Politics, and Ancient Near Eastern Empires (SBL Ancient Near Eastern Monographs 7. 2014) [73:827] 65-86.


829. Levavi, Yuval, ginnu-silver from the time of Nebuchadnezzar (and Nabû-aḫḫē-iddin’s term as temple administrator): NABU 2014/102.

830. Levene, Dan – Marx, Dalia – Bhayro, Siam, “Gabriel is on their Right”. Angelic Protection in Jewish Magic and Babylonian Lore: StMes 1 (2014) 185-198.

831. Levet, Jean-Pierre, Le hittite apporte-t-il un soutien lumineux à la théorie eurasiatique?: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 25-39.

832. Lewis, Theodore J., The Identity and Function of Ugaritic Sha‘tiqatu: A Divinely Made Apotropaic Figure: JANER 14 (2014) 1-28.

833. Li Zheng, Hittite Diplomatic Texts? Remarks on the Nature of Some Hittite Treaty Texts: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 459-469.

834. Liebig, Michael, Nochmals zu den Feldzügen des Assyrerkönigs Tukulti-Ninurta I. nach Babylonien und seinen Zeitgenossen auf dem babylonischen Thron: NABU 2014/28; Zum alten Namen von Tell Sakka: NABU 2014/87.

835. Limet, Henri, Un modèle culturel sumerien: l’élevage: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 113-124.

836. Lincoln, B., ‘Happiness for Mankind’. Achaemenian Religion and the Imperial Project (AcIr 53. 2012) [71:637]: OLZ 109 (2014) 481-486 (G. König).

837. Lincoln, Bruce, Myth, History, Cosmology, and Hydraulics in Achaemenid Iran: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 197-202.

838. Lipiński, E., The Aramaeans (OLA 100. 2000) [60:640]: AuOr 32 (2014) 385-388 (A. Millet Albà); cf. 61:688; 63:681; 64:641; 66:694.

839. Lipiński, Edward, Semitic Linguistics in Historical Perspective (OLA 230). Leuven/Paris/Walpole 2014. XVI+725 S.: BO 71 (2014) 798-803 (H. Gzella).

840. Liu Changyu, An Ur III tablet from Southwestern University: AuOr 32 (2014) 175-176.

841. Liu Changyu, A Note on gal-tab-bu-um: CDLN 2014:005 [http://cdli.ucla. edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=32].

842. Liu Changyu, A Note on the Regular Offering to Ninlil at Tummal: CDLN 2014:006 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=33].

74* Hans Neumann

843. Liu Changyu, Notes on Elamites and the date of three Drehem texts: CDLN 2014:017 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=44].

844. Liu Changyu – Lecompte, Camille, Addenda to Akkadica 134/1: CDLN 2014:025 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=52] [zu 72:750].

845. Liu Changyu, A Note on the text Iraq 74, p. 129 2010-06-022-07 (W 22): NABU 2014/09; A note on the text Valdosta 4: NABU 2014/63.

846. Liverani, M., Immaginare Babele. Due secoli di studi sulla città orientale antica (2013) [72:752]: Mesopotamia 48 (2013) 231-234 (A. Invernizzi).

847. Liverani, Mario, Translated by Soraia Tabatabai, The Ancient Near East. History, society and economy. London/New York 2014. XXIV+619 S. [engl. Ausgabe von 50:1133].

848. Liverani, Mario, The King and his Audience: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 373-385.

849. Liverani, Mario, La Sapienza nell’antico Oriente: SEL 31 (2014) 75-80.

850. Livingstone, A., Hemerologies of Assyrian and Babylonian Scholars (CUSAS 23. 2013) [72:754]: RA 108 (2014) 161-199 (Rezensionsartikel von L. Marti).

851. Llop, Jaume – Luukko, Mikko, NP 46: A New Middle Assyrian Letter: JNES 73 (2014) 211-218.

852. Llop, Jaume, The Families in the Middle Assyrian Administrative Texts from the “Big Silos” of Assur (Assur M 8): RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 443-455.

853. Löhnert, Anne, Was reden die da? Sumerisch und Emesal zwischen Alltag und Sakralität: WO 44 (2014) 190-212.

854. Loktionov, Alex, Kušû: Crocodile after all?: NABU 2014/103.

855. Lorenz, Jürgen – Schrakamp, Ingo, Hittite Military and Warfare: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 125-151.

856. Lorenz, Jürgen – Taş, İlknur, Zwei neue Anschlüsse zu hethitischen Beschwörungsritualen: KASKAL 9 (2012) 45-48.

857. Lorenz, Jürgen – Schrakamp, Ingo, “Our Master! Do not destroy us!” The Fate and Role of Non-Combatants in the Wars of the Hittites: Nadali, D. –


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858. Lorenz, Jürgen, Der hethitische König: Herr der tausend Feste?: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 470-484.

859. Lorenz, Jürgen, Termingeschäfte in unsicheren Zeiten: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 475-479.

860. Lorenz, Jürgen, Von der gelehrten Schreibung zum anerkannten Standard: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 599-604.

861. Loretz, Oswald (1928-2014): UF 45 (2014) IX-XXX (M. Dietrich).

862. Louden, Bruce, Homer’s Odyssey and the Near East. Cambridge 2011. VII+356 S.: JAOS 134 (2014) 318-321 (A. Teffeteller).

863. Ludovico, Alessandro Di, The Reign of Šulgi. Investigation of a King Above Suspicion: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 481-493.

864. Lundström, St. – Orlamünde, J., Die Orthostaten Tiglat-Pilesers I. und Assurnasirpals II. aus dem Alten Palast von Assur (WVDOG 136. 2011) [70:707]: BO 71 (2014) 190-191 (M. Stol).

865. Lundström, Steven – Sallaberger, Walther, Assyriologie und Hethitologie in München. Eine Geschichte des Faches anlässlich des 50. Jahrestags der Einrichtung des Lehrstuhls für Assyriologie am 3. September 1963 (Institut für Assyriologie und Hethitologie an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München). München 2013. 122 S.

866. Lundström, Steven, Das Institut für Assyriologie und Hethitologie an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München und seine Vorläufer: Ein historischer Überblick: Lundström, St. – Sallaberger, W., Assyriologie und Hethitologie in München. Eine Geschichte des Faches anlässlich des 50. Jahrestags der Einrichtung des Lehrstuhls für Assyriologie am 3. September 1963 (Institut für Assyriologie und Hethitologie an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. 2013) [73:865] 9-122.

867. Lundström, Steven, Die Baugeschichte des Alten Palastes von Assur: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 495-515.

868. Lundström, Steven, The Wall Slabs of the Old Palace in the City of Ashur: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 683-687.

869. Luukko, M., The Correspondence of Tiglath-pileser III and Sargon II from Calah/Nimrud (SAA XIX. 2012) [71:666]: BO 71 (2014) 476-483 (N.N. May).

76* Hans Neumann

870. Lyonnet, Bertille – Faivre, Xavier, The Settlement Pattern of the Western Upper Khabur from the Old Babylonian Period to the End of the Mittani Era: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 213-245.

871. MacGinnis, J., The Arrows of the Sun. Armed Forces in Sippar in the First Millennium BC (Babylonische Archive 4. 2012) [71:668]: ZA 104 (2014) 114-116 (Ph. Abrahami); cf. 72:780.

872. MacGinnis, John – Monroe, M. Willis, Recent Texts from Ziyaret Tepe: SAAB XX (2013-2014) 47-56.

873. MacGinnis, John, A City from the Dawn of History. Erbil in the Cuneiform Sources. Oxford/Philadelphia 2014. 128 S.

874. MacGinnis, John – Monroe, Willis – Wicke, Dirk – Matney, Timothy, Artefacts of Cognition: the Use of Clay Tokens in a Neo-Assyrian Provincial Administration: CAJ 24 (2014) 289-306.

875. MacGinnis, John, The toponym Hara in I Chronicles 5.26: NABU 2014/99.

876. MacGinnis, John, Minions to the Rule of Erra. The Impact of War on the Civilian Population of Babylonia in the First Millennium BC: Nadali, D. – Vidal, J. (Hg.), The Other Face of the Battle. The Impact of War on Civilians in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 413. 2014) [73:1018] 113-125.

877. Machinist, Peter, Anthropomorphism in Mesopotamian Religion: Wagner, A. (Hg.), Göttliche Körper – Göttliche Gefühle. Was leisten anthropomorphe und anthropopathische Götterkonzepte im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament? (OBO 270. 2014) [73:1508] 67-99.

878. Mack, R. Russel, The Changing Face of Victory: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 161-174.

879. Magdalene, F. Rachel, Administration of the Judicial System in the Late Babylonian Period: ZAR 20 (2014) 47-66.

880. Maggio, Michèle, Les activités de Gimillum, frère de Balmunamḫe. Une gestion familiale des ressources agricoles et animales à Larsa au temps de Rīm-Sîn: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 309-315.

881. Maidman, Maynard P., An Important New Early-Middle-Assyrian Letter: CDLB 2014:2 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2014/cdlb 2014_ 002.html].

882. Maidman, Maynard P., Corrections and Clarification of NABU 2013/86: NABU 2014/29 [zu 72:790].


883. Maillot, Aurélien Le, Les Relations Parents – Enfants dans la Mythology Mésopotamienne: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 113-131.

884. Maner, Çiğdem, Hethitische Funde im Museum von Konya Ereğli und ihre Bedeutung für die hethitische Präsenz in dieser Region: IstMitt 64 (2014) 207-221.

885. Maniori, Fulvia, prefazione di Mirjo Salvini, cartografia a cura di Roberto Dan, Le campagne babilonesi ed orientali di Sargon II d’Assiria. Un’analisi topografica. Roma/Montafia 2014. 339 S.

886. Marazzi, Massimiliano, „Jenseits von Gut“ … aber nicht „von Böse“. Gedanken über hethitisch tameuman: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 125-131.

887. Marchesi, G. – Marchetti, N., Royal Statuary of Early Dynastic Mesopo-tamia (MC 14. 2011) [70:725]: RA 108 (2014) 201 (D. Charpin); cf. 71:687; 72:800.

888. Marchesi, Gianni, Notes on an Alleged Bull Statuette from Assur: SAAB XX (2013-2014) 57-60.

889. Marchesi, Gianni, From Sumerian Grammar to Tilmun’s Taxes: Interpreting é GÚ kar-ra kalam-ma-ka in the Enki and Ninsikila Myth: KASKAL 11 (2014) 47-56.

890. Marchesi, Gianni, Epigraphic Materials of Karkemish from the Middle Bronze Age: Or 83 (2014) 166-181.

891. Marchesi, Gianni, A Bilingual Literary Text from Karkemish Featuring Marduk (with contributions by Werner R. Mayer and Strahil V. Panayotov): Or 83 (2014) 333-340.

892. Marchetti, Nicolò – Peker, Hasan, A Stele from Gürçay near Karkemish: Or 83 (2014) 182-188.

893. Margueron, J.-C., Cités invisibles. La naissance de l’urbanisme au Proche-Orient ancien. Approche archéologique (2013) [72:806]: AuOr 32 (2014) 183-185 (J.-L. Montero Fenollós); Syria 91 (2014) 409-417 (H.-P. Francfort); Syria 91 (2014) 418-422 (J.-L. Huot).

894. Margueron, Jean-Claude, Mari. Capital of Northern Mesopotamia in the Third Millennium BC. The archaeology of Tell Hariri on the Euphrates. Oxford/Philadelphia 2014. VIII+165 S.

895. Marizza, M., Lettere ittite di re e dignitari. La corrispondenza interna del Medio Regno e dell’Età Imperiale (Testi del Vicino Oriente antico 4/3. 2009) [69:769]: BO 71 (2014) 204-207 (J.L. Miller); cf. 70:732; 71:690.

78* Hans Neumann

896. Marsal, Erika, The beginnings of Sumerology (I). From Early Sketches to a First Complete Grammar: AuOr 32 (2014) 283-297.

897. Marti, Lionel, La population prophètique à la cour des Sargonides: Durand, J.-M. – Römer, Th. – Bürki, M. (Hg.), Comment devient-on prophète? (OBO 265. 2014) [73:372] 51-60.

898. Marti, Lionel, Chroniques bibliographiques 16. Les hémérologies mésopotamiennes: RA 108 (2014) 161-199 [Rezensionsartikel zu 72:754].

899. Marti, Lionel, Akkad à l’époque néo-assyrienne: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 207-209.

900. Martin, Evelyne, Mit Hand und Fuß. Die synthetische Körperauffassung in ugaritischen, poetischen Texten anhand ausgewählter Beispiele: Müller, K. – Wagner, A. (Hg.), Synthetische Körperauffassung im Hebräischen und den Sprachen der Nachbarkulturen (AOAT 416. 2014) [73:1008] 55-72.

901. Martin, Lutz, Wahre Kunst bleibt unvergänglich. Zerstörung und Plünderung am Tell Halaf: AW 3/2014, 8-14.

902. Martino, Stefano de – Murat, Leyla – Süel, Aygül, The Eleventh Tablet of the itkalzi Ritual from Šapinuwa: KASKAL 10 (2013) 131-148.

903. Martino, Stefano de, The Mittani State: The Formation of the Kingdom of Mittani: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 61-74.

904. Martino, Stefano de, The Hurrian “Song of Release”: an Up-to-Date Overview: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 127-137.

905. Marzahn, Joachim, Stele of Sargon II: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 187.

906. Marzahn, Joachim – Thomas, Ariane, Kudurru of Marduk-zakir-shumi I / Kudurru of Marduk-apla-iddina II: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 340-341.

907. Marzahn, Joachim – Wartke, Ralf-B., Ende einer Odyssee. Die Rückkehr einer goldenen Gründungsurkunde aus Assur: AW 3/2014, 37-41.

908. Marzahn, Joachim, Wahrnehmung und Präsentation der neu- und spätbabylonischen Zeit in der Öffentlichkeit: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 135-145.


909. Marzahn, Joachim, Blickfang: Ein Grundstein aus der Zeit Nebukadnezars: MJ 2/2014, 4-5.

910. Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia, Justice divine, dieux guérisseurs, exorcismes et médecine: notes sur la gestion de la maladie en Mésopotamie ancienne: Lebrun, R. – Degrève, A. (Hg.), Deus Medicus (Homo Religiosus Série II, 12. 2013) [73:815] 249-262).

911. Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia, Comment devient-on un autre – un heros, un sage, une épouse (divine) ? Notes sur des possibles rites de passage dans la culture syro-mésopotamienne ancienne: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 47-60.

912. Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia, Fathers and Sons in Syro-Mesopotamian Pantheons: Problems of Identity and Succession in Cuneiform Traditions: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 133-140.

913. Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia, L’évolution d’une colonie néo-assyrienne dans le bas Moyen-Euphrate syrien (9e-8e siècle av. J.-C.): recherches archéologiques et historiques récentes à Tell Masaikh: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 689-700.

914. Masson, Emilia, The Mortuary Monument of Kuttamuwa/Kattamuwa: What Can Be Learned?: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 485-490.

915. Matini, Giovanna – Negri Scafa, Paola – Ticca, Serena – Viaggio, Salvatore, Coordinamento di Claudio Saporetti, Testi della Collezione Ojeil: Contratti della Collezione Ojeil. Roma 2014. 213 S.

916. Matoïan, V. – Al-Maqdissi, M. – Calvet, Y. (Hg.), Études ougaritiques II (Ras Shamra – Ougarit XX. 2012) [71:705]: BO 71 (2014) 540-543 (A. Ahrens); cf. 72:820.

917. Matoïan, V. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Études ougaritiques III (Ras Shamra – Ougarit XXI. 2013) [72:821]: AuOr 32 (2014) 394-396 (J. Vidal).

918. Matoïan, Valérie – Vita, Juan-Pablo, Wool Production and Economy at Ugarit: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 310-339.

919. Matoïan, Valérie, La naissance d’après la documentation archéologique d’Ougarit: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 429-441.

80* Hans Neumann

920. Matsushima, Eiko, Ištar and Other Goddesses of the So-Called “Sacred Marriage” in Ancient Mesopotamia: Sugimoto, D.T. (Hg.), Transformation of a Goddess. Ishtar – Astarte – Aphrodite (OBO 263. 2014) [73:1402] 1-14.

921. Matthäus, H. – Oettinger, N. – Schröder, St. (Hg.), Der Orient und die Anfänge Europas. Kulturelle Beziehungen von der Späten Bronzezeit bis zur Frühen Eisenzeit (Philippika 42. 2011) [70:754]: BO 71 (2014) 846-853 (F. Kolb); ZDMG 164 (2014) 245-247 (K. Lämmerhirt); cf. 71:706; 72:824.

922. Matthäus, Hartmut, Ugarit, Zypern und die Ägäis. Spätbronzezeitliche Kulturkontakte, Grundlagen und Wirkungen: UF 45 (2014) 413-472.

923. Matthiae, Paolo, Image, Ideology, and Politics: a Historical Consideration of the Message of Neo-Assyrian Reliefs: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 387-404.

924. Matthiae, Paolo, Notes et études éblaïtes, I: Le semeion de Hiérapolis dans l’Ébla paléosyrienne: RA 108 (2014) 93-120.

925. Matthiae, Paolo, Muliebris imago: reines, princesses et prêtresses à Ebla: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 207-225.

926. Mattila, Raija, The Chief of Trade and the Chief Tailor – New Eponyms During the Reign of Assurbanipal: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 405-412.

927. Maul, St.M., Die Wahrsagekunst im Alten Orient. Zeichen des Himmels und der Erde (Historische Bibliothek der Gerda Henkel Stiftung. 2013) [72:842]: AW 4/2014, 90 (G. Frantz-Szabó); JA 302 (2014) 567-570 (V. Gysembergh); Or 83 (2014) 303 (U.S. Koch).

928. May, Natalie N. – Steinert, Ulrike (Hg.), The Fabric of Cities. Aspects of Urbanism, Urban Topography and Society in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome (CHANE 68). Leiden/Boston 2014. VII+260 S.

929. May, Natalie N. – Steinert, Ulrike, Introduction: Urban Topography as a Reflection of Society?: May, N.N. – Steinert, U. (Hg.), The Fabric of Cities. Aspects of Urbanism, Urban Topography and Society in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome (CHANE 68. 2014) [73:928] 1-41.

930. May, Natalie N., Gates and Their Functions in Mesopotamia and Ancient Israel: May, N.N. – Steinert, U. (Hg.), The Fabric of Cities. Aspects of Urbanism, Urban Topography and Society in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome (CHANE 68. 2014) [73:928] 77-121.

931. May, Natalie N., “In Order to Make Him Completely Dead”: Annihilation of the Power of Images in Mesopotamia: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 701-728.


932. Mayer, Werner R., Nachlese: Or 83 (2014) 380-406.

933. Mazar, Eliat – Goren, Yuval – Horowitz, Wayne – Oshima, Takayoshi, Jerusalem 2: A Fragment of a Cuneiform Tablet from the Ophel Excavations: IEJ 64 (2014) 129-139.

934. Mazoyer, Michel, Bibliographie de Jacques Freu: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 19-22.

935. Mazoyer, Michel, Le voyage de l’égide dans la mythologie hittite: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 105-112.

936. Mazoyer, Michel, Remarques sur l’infinitif hittite: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 491-498.

937. Mazzini, Giovanni, The Ugarit Terms ‘šty and tỉnṯt in the Light of Ancient South Arabian: UF 45 (2014) 473-486.

938. McCorriston, Joy, Pilgrimage and Household in the Ancient Near East. Cambridge/New York/Melbourne/Madrid/Cape Town/Singapore/São Paulo/Delhi/Tokyo/Mexico City 2011. XIX+291 S.

939. McGeough, K.M., Ugaritic Economic Tablets. Text, Translation and Notes (ANES – Supplement 32. 2011) [70:778]: JSS 159 (2014) 208-211 (W.G.E. Watson); PEQ 146 (2014) 170-171 (N. Wyatt); cf. 71:734; 72:857.

940. McMahon, Augusta – Crawford, Harriet (Hg.), Preludes to Urbanism. The Late Chalcolithic of Mesopotamia (McDonald Institute Monographs). Cambridge 2014. IX+195 S.

941. Mehl, Andreas, Zentrum und Peripherie im Hellenismus – Das Seleukidenreich und seine Randzonen: Rollinger, R. – Schwinghammer, G. – Truschnegg, B. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Altertum und Gegenwart. 125 Jahre Alte Geschichte in Innsbruck (IBK NF 4. 2012) [73:1237] 131-158.

942. [Fs Meijer], Düring, B.S. – Wossink, A. – Akkermans, P.M.M.G. (Hg.), Correlates of Complexity. Essays in Archaeology and Assyriology Dedicated to Diederik J.W. Meijer in Honour of his 65th Birthday (PIHANS CXVI. 2011) [70:783]: BO 71 (2014) 547-552 (R. Bernbeck); cf. 72:862.

943. Meijer, Diederik J.W., Marginal and Steppic Areas as Sources for Archaeological Debate: A Case for “Active Symbiosis” of Town and Country: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 163-178.

82* Hans Neumann

944. Meinhold, Wiebke, Die Familie des Gottes Aššur: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 141-149.

945. Meinhold, Wiebke, Erbrecht nach altbabylonischen Kauf- und Tauschurkunden aus Nippur: ZAR 20 (2014) 11-32.

946. Melchert, H. Craig, The Hieroglyphic Luvian Verb PUGNUS.PUGNUS: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 133-138.

947. Melchert, H. Craig, Hittite išpar- “to spread out” and išparre/a- “to kick”: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 499-506.

948. Melville, Duncan J., The Mathland Mirror. On Using Mathematical Texts as Reflections of Everyday Life: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 517-526.

949. Melville, Sarah C., Akkadian Texts – Women in letters. The Neo-Assyrian period: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 213-227.

950. Melville, Sarah C., Women in Neo-Assyrian texts: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 228-239.

951. Melville, Sarah C., Win, Lose, or Draw? Claiming Victory in Battle: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 527-537.

952. Merlo, Paolo, Literature: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 109-125.

953. Messerschmidt, Wolfgang, Die politische Stellung Kommagenes in achaemenidischer Zeit: Winter, E. (Hg.), Kult und Herrschaft am Euphrat (Asia Minor Studien 73 = Dolichener und Kommagenische Forschungen VI. 2014) [73:1561] 323-342.

954. Messerschmidt, Wolfgang, Vom Denkmal gestoßen. Anmerkungen zum aktuellen Stand der Herodotforschung: ZAR 20 (2014) 249-266 [Rezensionsartikel zu 70:1013].

955. Messina, Vito, Further Bullae from Seleucia on the Tigris: Iraq 76 (2014) 123-140.

956. Metcalf, Christopher, Babylonian Perspectives on the Certainty of Death: KASKAL 10 (2013) 255-267.

957. Michailidou, Anna, Metric Systems and Trade Activities in Eastern Mediterranean Pre-coinage Societies: CollAn X (2011) 21-40.


958. Michalowski, P., The Correspondence of the Kings of Ur. An Epistolary History of an Ancient Mesopotamian Kingdom (MC 15. 2011) [70:790]: AuOr 32 (2014) 185-187 (A. Garcia-Ventura); cf. 71:738.

959. Michalowski, Piotr, The Presence of the Past in Early Mesopotamian Writings: Raaflaub, Kurt A. (Hg.), Thinking, Recording, and Writing History in the Ancient World (The Ancient World: Comparative Histories). Malden/Oxford/Chichester 2014, 144-168.

960. Michalowski, Piotr, Biography of a Sentence: Assurbanipal, Nabonidus, and Cyrus: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 203-210.

961. Michel, Cécile, Considerations on the Assyrian Settlement at Kanesh: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 69-84.

962. Michel, Cécile, Wool Trade in Upper Mesopotamia and Syria According to Old Babylonian and Old Assyrian Texts: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 232-254.

963. Michel, Cécile, Central Anatolia in the Nineteenth and Eighteenth Centuries BC: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 111-136.

964. Michel, Cécile, Akkadian texts – Women in letters. Old Assyrian Kaniš: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 205-212.

965. Michel, Cécile, The Assyrian Textile Trade in Anatolia (19th century BCE). From Traded Goods to Prestigious Gifts: Droß-Krüpe, Kerstin (Hg.), Textile Trade and Distribution in Antiquity / Textilhandel und –distribution in der Antike (Philippika 73). Wiesbaden 2014, 111-122.

966. Michel, Cécile, Se restaurer en voyage en haute Mésopotamie et Anatolie au début du IIe millénaire av. J. C.: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 309-326.

967. Michel, Patrick M., Le culte des pierres à Emar à l’époque hittite (OBO 266). Fribourg/Göttingen 2014. VIII+312 S.

968. Michel, Patrick M., Note sur le nom du théatre de Babylone: NABU 2014/105.

84* Hans Neumann

969. Michel, Patrick M., Hittite Cults in Emar: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 507-515.

970. Middeke-Conlin, Robert, The Scents of Larsa: A Study of the Aromatics Industry in an Old Babylonian Kingdom: CDLJ 2014:1 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdlj/2014/cdlj2014_001.html].

971. Middeke-Conlin, Robert – Proust, Christine, Interest, Price, and Profit: An Overview of Mathematical Economics in YBC 4698: CDLJ 2014:3 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdlj/2014/cdlj2014_003.html].

972. Mielke, Dirk Paul, Hittite Cities: Looking for a Concept: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 153-194.

973. Miglio, Adam E., Tribe and State. The Dynamics of International Politics and the Reign of Zimri-Lim (GSANE 8). Piscataway 2014. XVI+271 S.

974. Miglio, Adam E., Ur III Tablets in the Wheaton College Archaeology Museum: CDLB 2014:5 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2014/cdlb 2014_ 005.html].

975. Milano, Lucio (Hg.), in cooperation with Francesca Bertoldi, Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East. Towards a Multidisciplinary Approach (HANE/M XIV). Padova 2014. VIII+437 S.

976. Milano, Lucio, Eating on the Road. Travel Provisions in the Ebla Archives: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 281-296.

977. Millard, Alan, The Hebrew Divine Name in Cuneiform and Hebrew Texts: Transeuphratène 45 (2014) 113-125.

978. Miller, Douglas – Shipp, R. Mark, An Akkadian Handbook. Helps, Paradigms, Glossary, Logograms, and Sign List. Completely Revised and Expanded Edition. Winona Lake 2014. VI+314 S. [cf. 56:745].

979. Miller, Jared L., Diverse Remarks on the Hittite Instructions: CollAn X (2011) 1-20.

980. Miller, Jared L., Mursili II’ Prayer Concerning the Misdeeds and the Ousting of Tawannanna: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 516-557.

981. Miller, Robert D., Tracking the Dragon across the Ancient Near East: ArOr 82 (2014) 225-245.


982. Minunno, Giuseppe, A Note on ảp w npš: UF 45 (2014) 227-232.

983. Mirelman, Sam, The Ala-Instrument: Its Identification and Role: Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 148-171.

984. Mitchell, T.C. – Searight, A., Catalogue of Western Asiatic Seals in the British Museum, Stamp Seals III: Impressions of Stamp Seals on Cuneiform Tablets, Clay Bullae, and Jar Handles (2008) [67:871]: JNES 73 (2014) 351-354 (M.B. Garrison); 68:741; 69:856; 70:806.

985. Mitsuma, Yasuyuki, A New Reading of the Astronomical Diary -651 Col.iv 21: NABU 2014/54.

986. Mittag, Peter Franz, Die Seleukiden in Mesopotamien. Tradition und Neuerung: Hoffmann, F. – Schmidt, K.St. (Hg.), Orient und Okzident in hellenistischer Zeit (2014) [73:640] 113-184.

987. Mittermayer, Catherine, mušen ku6: Viel Vogel und wenig Fisch in MS 2110/1: AoF 41 (2014) 201-222.

988. Mittermayer, Catherine, Der Wettstreit zwischen Dumuzi und Enkimdu: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 383-397.

989. Mobley, Gregory, First Glimpses of the Liminal Hero: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 521-530.

990. Molina, Manuel, with the collaboration of Maria Elena Milone and Ekaterina Markina, Sargonic Cuneiform Tablets in the Real Academia de la Historia: The Carl L. Lippmann Collection (Real Academia de la Historia. Catálogo del Gabinete de Antigüedades. I. Antigüedades. 1 Epigrafía. 6). Madrid 2014. 317 S.+CCCXXXVII Taf.+1 CD-ROM.

991. Molina, Manuel, From Court Records to Sammelurkunden: A New Tablet from Umma and TCL 5, 6047: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 399-421.

992. Monerie, Julien, Parenté réelle et symbolique au sein de la communauté du temple en Babylonie tardive: L’exemple de l’archive des brasseurs de Borsippa: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 643-661.

993. Mönninghoff, Hannah, Eine sozialtopographische Analyse der Wohngebiete von Nuzi: AoF 41 (2014) 223-257.

994. Moor, Johannes C. de, Concepts of Afterlife in Canaan: UF 45 (2014) 373-388.

86* Hans Neumann

995. Mora, Clelia, Symbols of Power in the Kingdom of Karkamiš (13th-12th Centuries BC): Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 433-440.

996. Mora, Clelia, An Interesting Group of Post-Hittite Biconvex Seals: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 139-147.

997. Morandi Bonacossi, Daniele (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4). Wiesbaden 2014. VIII+284 S.

998. Morandi Bonacossi, Daniele, River Navigation and Transport in Northern Assyria. The Stone Quay-Walls of the Rivers Gomel and Al-Khazir in the Navkur Plain, Iraqi Kurdistan: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 441-453.

999. Morenz, Ludwig D., Zur Archäologie der Schrift: die Erfindung des Rebusprinzips in protoschriftlicher Zeit: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 125-145.

1000. Morstadt, Bärbel, Phoenician Sacred Places in the Mediterranean: Frood, E. – Raja, R. (Hg.), Redefining the Sacred. Religious Architecture and Text in the Near East and Egypt 1000 BC – AD 300 (Contextualizing the Sacred 1 = Beiträge zur Architektur- und Kulturgeschichte, Leibniz Universität Hannover 8. 2014) [73:488] 75-105.

1001. Mousavi, A., Persepolis. Discovery and Afterlife of a World Wonder (2012) [71:774]: JNES 73 (2014) 124-126 (M.B. Garrison).

1002. Mouton, A. – Rutherford, I. – Yakubovich, I. (Hg.), Luwian Identities. Culture, Language and Religion Between Anatolia and the Aegean (CHANE 64. 2013) [72:919]: BO 71 (2014) 501-505 (F.C. Woudhuizen).

1003. Mouton, Alice – Patrier, Julie (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions / Vivre, grandir et mourir dans l’antiquité: rites de passage individuels au Proche-Orient ancien et ses environs (PIHANS CXXIV). Leiden 2014. XIII+552.

1004. Mouton, Alice, Liminarité, impureté et franchissements rituels en Anatolie hittite: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 441-452.

1005. Mouton, Alice, Rituels de «boucs émissaires» en Anatolie hittite: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 558-587.


1006. Mühl, S., Siedlungsgeschichte im mittleren Osttigrisgebiet. Vom Neolithikum bis in die neuassyrische Zeit (ADOG 28. 2013) [72:924]: WZKM 104 (2014) 276-280 (M. Luciani).

1007. Müller, Gerfrid G.W., Forensik und Fragmente: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 588-600.

1008. Müller, Katrin – Wagner, Andreas (Hg.), Synthetische Körperauffassung im Hebräischen und den Sprachen der Nachbarkulturen (AOAT 416). Münster 2014. X+267 S.

1009. Müller, M., Akkadisch in Keilschrifttexten aus Ägypten, Deskriptive Grammatik einer Interlanguage des späten zweiten vorchristlichen Jahrtausends anhand der Ramses-Briefe (AOAT 373. 2010) [69:879]: OLZ 109 (2014) 437-444 (M. Stockhusen).

1010. Müller-Karpe, Andreas – Müller-Karpe, Vuslat – Kryszat, Guido, Untersuchungen in Kayalıpınar 2013 und 2014: MDOG 146 (2014) 11-41 [s. auch 73:776, 73:1011 und 73:1012].

1011. Müller-Karpe, Andreas, Historischer Kontext: MDOG 146 (2014) 26-30.

1012. Müller-Karpe, Vuslat, Glyptische Funde der frühhethitischen Schicht 5: MDOG 146 (2014) 30-36.

1013. Muscarella, O.W., Archaeology, Artifacts and Antiquities of the Ancient Near East. Sites, Cultures, and Proveniences (CHANE 62. 2013) [72:928]: ZAW 126 (2014) 147 (W. Zwickel).

1014. Muscarella, Oscar White, Forgeries of Ancient Near Eastern Artifacts and Cultures: Werr, Lamia al-Gailani, Archaeology and Politics in Iraq: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 31-53.

1015. Mynářová, Jana, Egyptian State Correspondence of the New Kingdom: The Letters of the Levantine Client Kings in the Amarna Correspondence and Contemporary Evidence: Radner, K. (Hg.), State Correspondence in the Ancient World. From New Kingdom Egypt to the Roman Empire (Oxford Studies in Early Empires. 2014) [73:1191] 10-31.

1016. Mynářová, Jana, The Scribes of Amarna: A Family Affair?: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 375-381.

1017. Naccaro, Hugo, Maliya au «banquet des douze divinités»: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 203-208.

88* Hans Neumann

1018. Nadali, Davide – Vidal, Jordi (Hg.), The Other Face of the Battle. The Impact of War on Civilians in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 413). Münster 2014. VI+136 S.

1019. Nadali, Davide, How Many Soldiers on the “Stele of the Vultures”? A Hypothetical Reconstruction: Iraq 76 (2014) 141-148.

1020. Nadali, Davide – Vidal, Jordi, Introduction: Nadali, D. – Vidal, J. (Hg.), The Other Face of the Battle. The Impact of War on Civilians in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 413. 2014) [73:1018] 1-6.

1021. Nadali, Davide, The Impact of War on Civilians in the Neo-Assyrian Period: Nadali, D. – Vidal, J. (Hg.), The Other Face of the Battle. The Impact of War on Civilians in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 413. 2014) [73:1018] 101-111.

1022. Nadali, Davide – Verderame, Lorenzo, Experts at War. Masters Behind the Ranks of the Assyrian Army: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 553-566.

1023. Nadali, Davide, Family Portraits. Some Considerations on the Iconographical Motif of the “Woman with Child” in the Art of the Third Millennium B.C.E.: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 227-239.

1024. Nahm, Werner, The Case for the Lower Middle Chronology: AoF 40 (2013) 350-372.

1025. Nahm, Werner, Marhatan in OBTR: NABU 2014/80.

1026. Neef, Katharina, Der Babel-Bibel-Streit und seine Rezeption in der freigeistigen Presse: Hase, Thomas – Graul, Johannes – Neef, Katharina – Zimmermann, Judith (Hg.), Mauss, Buddhismus, Devianz. Festschrift für Heinz Mürmel zum 65. Geburtstag. Marburg 2009, 331-345.

1027. Nemet-Nejat, Karen, Akkadian wisdom literature: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 75-100.

1028. Nemet-Nejat, Karen, The Epic of Gilgamesh: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 175-194.

1029. Nemet-Nejat, Karen, The Descent of Ishtar to the Netherworld compared to Nergal and Ereshkigal: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 195-204.

1030. Nemet-Nejat, Karen, Women in Neo-Assyrian inscriptions. Neo-Assyrian oracles: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 240-245.


1031. Neujahr, M., Predicting the Past in the Ancient Near East. Mantic Historiography in Ancient Mesopotamia, Judah, and the Mediterranean World (Brown Judaic Studies 354. 2012) [71:786]: BSOAS 77 (2014) 195-196 (Z.M. Wainer); ThLZ 139 (2014) 559-561 (M.J. de Jong); ZAW 126 (2014) 461-462 (C. Koch).

1032. Neumann, Georg – Wienholz, Holger, Archäologie und Politik. Arbeitsbedingungen für Archäologen in Spannungsfeldern der Politik: AW 3/2014, 34-36.

1033. Neumann, H. (Hg.), Wissenskultur im Alten Orient. Weltanschauung, Wissenschaften, Techniken, Technologien (CDOG 4. 2012) [71:790]: WZKM 104 (2014) 281-283 (S. Fink).

1034. Neumann, Hans, Identität und Gesetz im Alten Orient: Bons, Eberhard (Hg.), Identität und Gesetz. Prozesse jüdischer und christlicher Identitätsbildung im Rahmen der Antike (Biblisch-Theologische Studien 151). Neukirchen-Vluyn 2014, 9-28.

1035. Neumann, Hans, Altorientalische „Imperien“ des 3. und frühen 2. Jahrausends v. Chr. Historische Voraussetzungen und sozioökonomische Grundlagen: Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 33-64.

1036. Neumann, Hans, Die Orientalische Frage im 19. Jahrhundert und ihre Folgen. Orientforscher im Dienst von Diplomatie und Spionage: Mitteilungen des Deutschen Archäologen-Verbandes e.V. 45/2 (2014) 60-72.

1037. Neumann, Hans, Keilschriftbibliographie. 72. 2013: Or 83 (2014) 1*-139*.

1038. Neve, Peter (1929-2014): AW 3/2014, 4 (J. Seeher); IstMitt 64 (2014) 7-13 (J. Seeher).

1039. Nicolle, Christophe, Une question de rythme au pays d’Apum: Les quatre agglomérations de Tell Mohammed Diyab durant la période Khabour: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 665-682.

1040. Nicolle, Christophe, Le triangle du Habur durant la première moitié du IIe millénaire av. n. è. Rythmes et nature des occupation: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 21-48.

1041. Nicolle, Raphaël, À propos de la mention du dieu de l’Orage dans CTH 726.1: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 113-117.

90* Hans Neumann

1042. Nicolle, Raphaël, Télipinu et le Soleil dans la mythologie hittite: la «manipulation» du Soleil: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 601-613.

1043. Niederreiter, Zoltán, Fourteen Ur III texts belonging to the Bibliothèque de l’Arsenal and the Départment des Monnaies, médailles et antiques: Akkadica 135 (2014) 73-106.

1044. Niederreiter, Zoltán, Le rôle des insignes votifs et des insignes de pouvoir néo-assyriens. Un parallèle étonnant entre les deux catégories de masses d’armes: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 567-600.

1045. Niehr, Herbert (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106). Leiden/Boston 2014. XXIV+462 S.+XLV Taf.: ArOr 82 (2014) 612-613 (P. Čech).

1046. Niehr, Herbert, Grundzüge der Geschichte der Aramäer Syriens im 1. Jahrtausend v. Chr.: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 73-79.

1047. Niehr, Herbert, Sprache und Schrift der Aramäer Syriens: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 81-85.

1048. Niehr, Herbert, Königlicher Ahnenkult in Gūzāna (Tell Halaf) und Sam’al (Zincirli): Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 87-93.

1049. Niehr, Herbert, Der sanctuaire aux rhytons in Ugarit: Überlegungen zu seiner Bedeutung und Funktion im Kult der Stadt: JNSL 40/2 (2014) 71-96.

1050. Niehr, Herbert, Religion: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 127-203.

1051. Niehr, Herbert, Outlook: Aramaeans Outside of Syria, 4. Phoenicia: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 329-338.

1052. Niehr, Herbert, Outlook: Aramaeans Outside of Syria, 7. Northern Arabia: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 378-390.

1053. Niehr, Herbert, Körper des Königs und Körper der Götter in Ugarit: Wagner, A. (Hg.), Göttliche Körper – Göttliche Gefühle. Was leisten


anthropomorphe und anthropopathische Götterkonzepte im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament? (OBO 270. 2014) [73:1508] 141-167.

1054. Niemeyer, Barbara, Die Gefäßkonstruktion zweier hethitischer Schwerter aus den mykenischen Gräbern vom Değirmentepe bei Milet: IstMitt 64 (2014) 223-236.

1055. Nishiaki, Yoshihiro, Steppe exploitation by Bronze Age communities in the Middle Euphrates Valley, Syria: Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4. 2014) [73:997] 111-124.

1056. Nissen, H.J., Geschichte Altvorderasiens. 2., vollständig überarbeitete und erweiterte Ausgabe (Oldenbourg Grundriss der Geschichte 25. 2012) [71:800]: OLZ 109 (2014) 286-287 (B.R. Foster).

1057. Nissinen, Martti, Outlook: Aramaeans Outside of Syria, 1. Assyria: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 273-296.

1058. Noegel, S.B., Nocturnal Ciphers: The Allusive Language of Dreams in the Ancient Near East (AOS 89. 2007) [66:839]: BO 71 (2014) 664-672 (Rezensionsartikel von B. Böck); cf. 67:942; 69:909; 71:801.

1059. Noegel, Scott B., Kirtu’s Allusive Dream: AuOr 32 (2014) 299-316.

1060. Nokso-Koivisto, Inka – Svärd, Saana, The Microcosm-Macrocosm Analogy in Mesopotamian and Medieval Islamic Context: Akar, Sylvia – Hämeen-Antilla, Jaako - Nokso-Koivisto, Inka (Hg.), Travelling Through Time. Essays in Honour of Kaj Öhrenberg (StOr 114). Helsinki 2013, 129-307.

1061. North, Richard – Worthington, Martin, Gilgamesh and Beowulf: Foundations of a Comparison: KASKAL 9 (2012) 177-217.

1062. Novák, Mirko, Einleitung und Überblick zur Methode: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 169-175.

1063. Novák, Mirko, Architecture: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 255-271.

1064. Novicki, Stefan, Menu of the Gods. Mesopotamian Supernatural Powers and Their Nourishment, with Reference to Selected Literary Sources: ArOr 83 (2014) 211-224.

1065. Novotny, Jamie, The Royal Inscriptions of Sennacherib: an At-a-glance Akkadian Glossary of the RINAP 3 Corpus: SAAB XX (2013-2014) 79-129.

92* Hans Neumann

1066. Novotny, Jamie, Selected Royal Inscriptions of Assurbanipal. L3, L4, LET, Prism I, Prism T, and Related Texts. Introduction, Cuneiform Text and Transliteration with a Translation, Glossary, Indices and Sign List (SAACT X). Winona Lake 2014. XXVII+138 S.

1067. Novotny, Jamie, “I Did Not Alter the Site Where That Temple Stood”: Thoughts on Esarhaddon’s Rebuilding of the Aššur Temple: JCS 66 (2014) 91-112.

1068. Novotny, Jamie, The Sîn-šarra-iškun Stone Block Inscription in the Aššur Site Museum: A Revised Edition and Notes on the Nabû Temple at Aššur: KASKAL 11 (2014) 159-169.

1069. [Fs Nowicki], Brosch, Cyril – Payne, Annick (Hg.), Na-wa/i-VIR.ZI/A MAGNUS.SCRIBA. Festschrift für Helmut Nowicki zum 70. Geburtstag (DBH 45). Wiesbaden 2014. VIII+219 S.

1070. Nunn, Astrid, Mesopotamische Götter und ihr Körper in den Bildern: Wagner, A. (Hg.), Göttliche Körper – Göttliche Gefühle. Was leisten anthropomorphe und anthropopathische Götterkonzepte im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament? (OBO 270. 2014) [73:1508] 51-66.

1071. Nutkowicz, Hélène – Mazoyer, Michel, La disparition du dieu dans la bible et la mythologie hittite. Essai anthropologique (Collection KUBABA. Série Antiquité). Paris 2014. 211 S.

1072. Nys, Nadine, Scorpion-People. Deadly or Protective?: StMes 1 (2014) 199-269.

1073. Oates, Joan, Mari, Nagar and Qatara/Karana: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 207-215.

1074. Oegema, Gerbern S., Sennacherib’s Campaign and its Reception in the Time of the Second Temple: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 325-345.

1075. Oelsner, Joachim, Bemerkungen zum Edubba’a in Uruk: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 423-436.

1076. Oelsner, Joachim, Überlegungen zu den „Graeco-Babyloniaca“: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 147-164.

1077. Oelsner, Joachim, Spätbabylonische Sklavenpreise: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 683-699.


1078. Oelsner, Joachim, Wie griechisch ist Babylonien in hellenistischer Zeit? Zu den griechischen Sprachzeugnissen aus Babylonien: ZDMG 164 (2014) 297-318.

1079. Oeming, Manfred, Quinque iura talionis. Texte, Kontexte und Rezeptionen zentraler alttestamentlicher Rechtsprinzipien: Wagner, Thomas – Robker, Jonathan M. – Ueberschaer, Frank (Hg.), Text – Textgeschichte – Textwirkung. Festschrift zum 65. Geburtstag von Siegfried Kreuzer (AOAT 419). Münster 2014, 39-62.

1080. Ökse, A. Tuba, Open-Aire Sanctuaries of the Hittites: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 219-240.

1081. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, Canaanite Religion According to the Liturgical Texts of Ugarit. Second English Edition, thoroughly Revised and Enlarged (AOAT 408). Münster 2014. XXII+423 S.

1082. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, With a contribution by Ignacio Márquez Rowe, Incantations and Anti-Witchcraft Texts from Ugarit (SANER 4). Boston/Berlin 2014. IX+254 S.+XXIII Taf.

1083. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, Nominal Vowel Alternation and Apophony in Ugaritic, some Afterthoughts, and a Bibliography on Internal Plural: AuOr 32 (2014) 49-70.

1084. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, Môtu and Baʕlu at Work. Two Lexicographical Notes on KTU 1.82:5-6: AuOr 32 (2014) 171-174.

1085. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, Glosas ugaríticas V: teratomancia y el río Tigris. La conexión acadica. A propósito de KTU 1.103:1 y 1.100:63-64 / Ugaritic Glosses V: Teratomancy and the River Tigris. The Akkadian Connection. With Regard to KTU 1.103:1 and 1.100:63-64: AuOr 32 (2014) 377-382.

1086. Oraibi Almamori, Haider, The Early Dynastic Monumental Buildings at Umm al-Aqarib: Iraq 76 (2014) 149-187 [S. 158: Siegelinschrift; S. 160 und 185: Weihinschriften].

1087. Oreshko, Rostislav, The Strange Case of Dr. FRATER and Mr. DOMINUS: a Re-Consideration of the Evidence Concerning Luwian nani-: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 614-631.

1088. Ornan, Tallay, A Silent Message: Godlike Kings in Mesopotamian Art: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 569-595.

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1089. Orthmann, W. – Matthiae, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Archéologie et Histoire de la Syrie I: La Syrie de l’époque néolithique à l’âge du fer (SVAr 1,1. 2013) [72:980]: Syria 91 (2014) 451-452 (B. Lafont); ZAW 126 (2014) 284-285 (W. Zwickel).

1090. Osborne, James F., Settlement Planning and Urban Symbology in Syro-Anatolian Cities: CAJ 24 (2014) 195-214.

1091. Oshima, T., Babylonian Prayers to Marduk (ORA 7. 2011) [70:866]: BO 71 (2014) 176-180 (L.E. van de Peut); cf. 72:983.

1092. Oshima, T., The Babylonian Theodicy. Introduction, Cuneiform Text and Transliteration with a Translation, Glossary and Commentary (SAACT IX. 2013) [72:984]: ArOr 82 (2014) 394-396 (J. Prosecký).

1093. Oshima, Takayoshi, Babylonian Poems of Pious Sufferers. Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi and the Babylonian Theodicy (ORA 14). Tübingen 2015. XX+572 S.+LXV Taf.

1094. Oshima, Takayoshi, The Battle of Bel Against Omorka: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 601-607.

1095. Oshima, Takayoshi, “Let Us Sleep!” The Motif of Disturbing Resting Deities in Cuneiform Texts: StMes 1 (2014) 271-289.

1096. Ossendrijver, Mathieu, The Powers of 9 and Related Mathematical Tables from Babylon: JCS 66 (2014) 149-165+4 Taf.

1097. Ossendrijver, Mathieu, Some new results on a commentary to Enūma Anu Enlil Tablet 14: NABU 2014/101.

1098. Osten-Sacken, Elisabeth von der, Federn für Pfeile: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 609-628.

1099. Otto, Adelheid, The Organisation of Residential Space in the Mittani Kingdom as a Mirror of Different Models of Governance: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 33-60.

1100. Öz, Esma, Arḫālum and unuššum in the Kültepe Tablets: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 632-643.

1101. Özcan, Ali – Yiğit, Turgut, A New Late Hittite Stone Workshop and Artifacts at Kuşçu-Boyacı: AoF 41 (2014) 63-79.


1102. Ozulu, İ. Murat – Tombuş, F. Engin – Coşar, Mustafa, Arkeolojik Alanların Araştırılmasında Görünürlük Analizinin Kullanılması Ortaköy (Şapinuva) Örneği: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 644-653.

1103. Pálfi, Zoltán, Some questions of prices, metals and money in „Old Assyriology“: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 217-225.

1104. Panayotov, Strahil V. – Llop-Raduà, Jaume, A Middle Assyrian Juridical Text on a Tablet with Handle: ArOr 81 (2013) 223-233.

1105. Panayotov, Strahil V. – Geller, Markham J., «Femme fatale»: NABU 2014/25.

1106. Panayotov, Strahil V., Some Notes on Böck’s Review of BAM 7 and on Böck 2014: NABU 2014/27 [zu 67:146 und 73:158]; Update to Aššur-etel-ilāni-mukīn-apli’s inscription on tablet with handle: NABU 2014/53.

1107. Paoletti, P., Der König und sein Kreis. Das staatliche Schatzarchiv der III. Dynastie von Ur (BPOA 10. 2012) [71:846]: BO 71 (2014) 158-165 (A. Kleinerman); OLZ 109 (2014) 293-297 (J. Bauer).

1108. Pardee, D., The Ugaritic Texts and the Origins of West-Semitic Literary Composition (The Schweich Lectures of The British Academy 2007. 2012) [71:851]: BASOR 371 (2014) 215-218 (E.L. Greenstein); BO 71 (2014) 513-515 (B. Suchard); JNES 73 (2014) 366-368 (J.-P. Vita).

1109. Parpola, Simo, Mount Niṣir and the Foundations of the Assyrian Church: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 469-484.

1110. Parys, Magalie, Édition d’une texte médical thérapeutique retrouvé à Assur (BAM 159): Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 23 (2014) 1-88.

1111. Pasquali, Jacopo, Éblaïte dingir-dingir ma-lik-tum-ma-lik-tum, «reines décédées et divinisées après leur mort», non «dieux des reines»: NABU 2014/36; Eblaïte ga-zi-a-tum = néo-babylonien šimka-ṣi-’a-a-tu4: NABU 2014/75.

1112. Patri, Sylvain, Les pronoms clitiques sujets en hittite: conditionnement syntaxique ou conditionnement discursiv?: JCS 66 (2014) 49-68.

1113. Patrier, Julie, Some Remarks on Food Preservation and Storage in Second Millennium Central Anatolia: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 654-670.

1114. Patzek, Barbara, Die orientalisierende Kultur Griechenlands und die homerischen Epen: Kulturelles Lernen jenseits der Peripherie des

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assyrischen Reiches: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 383-401.

1115. Paulus, Susanne, Die babylonischen Kudurru-Inschriften von der kassitischen bis zur frühneubabylonischen Zeit. Untersucht unter besonderer Berücksichtigung gesellschafts- und rechtshistorischer Fragestellungen (AOAT 51). Münster 2014. XIII+954 S.+96 Taf.

1116. Paulus, Susanne, Babylonien in der 2. Hälfte des 2. Jts. v. Chr. – (K)ein Imperium? Ein Überblick über Geschichte und Struktur des mittelbabylonischen Reiches (ca. 1500-1000 B.C.): Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 65-100.

1117. Paulus, Susanne, Eine ungewöhnliche Adoption und ein fataler Totschlag – Babylonische Familiengeschichten aus dem frühen 1. Jt. v. Chr.: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 547-561.

1118. Paulus, Susanne, Die Arbeitskräfte von Nippur. Eine Mikrostudie zum 13. Jh. v. Chr.: ZAR 20 (2014) 215-248 [Rezensionsartikel zu 70:1199].

1119. Paulus, Susanne, Akkade in mittelbabylonischer Zeit (ca. 1500-1000 v. Chr.): Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 199-206.

1120. Payne, Annick, Zum Herrscherhaus von Karkamiš: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 149-156.

1121. Pecchioli Daddi, Franca – Torri, Giulia – Corti, Carlo, The Survey in the Area of Uşaklı Höyük (Yozgat): Epigraphic Findings: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 671-681.

1122. Pecchioli Daddi, Franca, Messengers of the Gods: NIN.DINGIR and Tetešḫapi: WO 44 (2014) 289-300.

1123. Pedde, B., Altorientalische Tiermotive in der mittelalterlichen Kunst des Orients und Europas (2009) [68:861]: OLZ 109 (2014) 448-449 (R. Neumann).

1124. Peker, Hasan, BOĞAZKÖY 4, A New Reading and Interpretation: NABU 2014/68.

1125. Peker, Hasan, A Funerary Stele from Yunus (Karkemish): Or 83 (2014) 189-193.


1126. Peled, Ilan, Votive Inscriptions of Ur-Bau, Gudea, Sîn-kāšid and Nabû-kudurrī-uṣur from the Princeton University Library Collection: AoF 40 (2013) 142-149.

1127. Peled, Ilan, assinnu and kurgarrû Revisited: JNES 73 (2014) 283-297.

1128. Perlov, Boris – Savel’ev, Yuriy, Edited by Natalia Koslova, Klinopisnye teksty v sobranii GMII im. A.S. Puškina. Tom I: Administrativnye teksty iz Tello perioda III dinastii Ura / Cuneiform Texts in the Collection of the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts. Volume I: Administrative Texts from Tello from the Ur III Period. Moskva 2014. XXIII+147 S.+62 Taf.

1129. Pestle, William J. – Torres-Rouff, Christina – Daverman, Blair, Strange People and Exotic Things. Constructing Akkadian Identity at Kish, Iraq: Porter, B.W. – Boutin, A.T. (Hg.), Remembering the Dead in the Ancient Near East. Recent Contributions from Bioarchaeology and Mortuary Archaeology (2014) [73:1178] 61-96.

1130. Peterson, Jeremiah, New Content from the End of Lugalbanda Hurrim: NABU 2014/59; A Catalog/Incipit Inventory Entry Pertaining to Ninĝišzida’s Journey to the Netherworld: NABU 2014/61.

1131. Peterson, Jeremiah, New Sumerian Literary Texts Involving the Gods Numušda and Gibil: StMes 1 (2014) 291-317.

1132. Peterson, Jeremiah, A Journey of the Boat of An to Nippur During the Reign of Rīm-Sîn I: StMes 1 (2014) 319-331.

1133. Pethe, William, Akkade in der mittelassyrischen Textdokumentation: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 191-197.

1134. [Fs Petrosyan], Kosyan, Aram – Grekyan, Yervand – Bobokhyan, Arsen (Hg.), The Black & the White. Studies on History, Archaeology, Mythology and Philology in Honor of Armen Petrosyan in Occasion of His 65th Birthday (AJNES VIII/1-2). Yerevan 2014. 355 S.

1135. Petter, D.L., The Book of Ezekiel and Mesopotamian City Laments (OBO 246. 2011) [71:873]: JAOS 134 (2014) 158-160 (B. Becking); cf. 72: 1036.

1136. Pettinato, Giovanni – Chiodi, Silvia M., Attività italiana in ambito archeologico relativa all’Iraq, 2004-2005: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 629-649 [Tafelfunde und Inschriften].

1137. Peust, Carsten, Kollationen zu den Gudea-Inschriften: NABU 2014/62.

1138. Peust, Carsten, The Apparent Lambdacism of Eblaite and Eblaite Word Accent: ZA 104 (2014) 135-145.

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1139. Peyronel, Luca, From Weighing Wool to Weaving Tools. Textile Manufacture at Ebla during the Early Syrian Period in the Light of Archaeological Evidence: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 124-138.

1140. Pfälzner, P. – Niehr, H. – Pernicka, E. – Wissing, A. (Hg.), (Re-)Con-structing Funerary Rituals in the Ancient Near East (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 1. 2012) [71:875]: ZAW 126 (2014) 305-306 (W. Zwickel); cf. 72:1040.

1141. Pfeifer, Guido, Mechanisms of Conflict and Dispute Resolution in Ancient Near Eastern Treaties: LOEWE-Schwerpunkt „Außergerichtliche und gerichtliche Konfliktlösung“ / LOEWE research Focus “Extrajudicial and Judicial Conflict Resolution“. Arbeitspapier/Working Paper 9 (2013) [urn:nbn:de:hebis:30:3-321015].

1142. Pfeifer, Guido, Textstufen altbabylonischer Rechtssammlungen?: Bawanypeck, D. – Imhausen, A. (Hg.), Traditions of Written Knowledge in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (AOAT 403. 2014) [73:114] 215-228.

1143. Pfeifer, Guido, Transkulturelle Universale oder juristischer Synkretismus? Zur Abhängigkeit des Eigentumserwerbs von der Zahlung oder Kreditierung des Kaufpreises in Inst. 2,1,41: Hallebeek, Jan – Schermaier, Martin – Fiori, Roberto – Metzger, Ernest – Coriat, Jean-Pierre (Hg.), Inter cives necnon peregrinos. Essays in honour of Boudewijn Sirks. Göttingen 2014, 585-596 [S. 589-592: Eigentumserwerb nach Bar- und Kreditkauf in den Keilschriftrechten].

1144. Pfeifer, Guido, Neues aus der Alten Welt (IV): Wirtschaft, Recht und Gerechtigkeit im alten Mesopotamien: Merkur. Deutsche Zeitschrift für europäisches Denken 782 (2014) 631-637.

1145. Pfeifer, Guido, Ex Oriente Lex. Internationales Symposium zum 70. Geburtstag von Gerhard Ries: ZAR 20 (2014) 5-9.

1146. Pfeifer, Guido, Juristische Domäne oder Hilfswissenschaft? Keilschriftrechtsgeschichte 1914/2014: 100 Jahre Rechtswissenschaft in Frankfurt. Erfahrungen, Herausforderungen, Erwartungen. Herausgegeben vom Fachbereich Rechtswissenschaft der Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main. Frankfurt am Main 2014, 409-419.

1147. Pientka-Hinz, Rosel, La famille multicolore des bovins dans l’Uruk archaïque: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 769-788.

1148. Pilides, Despina, Cyprus in the Early Iron Age: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 184-186.


1149. Pinnock, Frances, The Image of Power at Mari between East and West: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 675-689.

1150. Pinnock, Frances, Family Affairs in the Neo-Assyrian Court: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 505-514.

1151. Pirngruber, Reinhard, with a contribution by Sven Tost: Police Forces in First Millennium BC Babylonia and Beyond: KASKAL 10 (2013) 69-87.

1152. Pirngruber, Reinhard, Plagues and Prices: Locusts: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 163-186.

1153. Pirngruber, Reinhard, A new Greek from Seleucid Babylonia: NABU 2014/35.

1154. Pirngruber, Reinhard, Die Stadt Akkad in den babylonischen Quellen des 1. Jahrtausends v. Chr.: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 211-215.

1155. Pittman, Holly, Anchoring Intuition in Evidence: A continuing discussion of cylinder seals from southeastern Iran: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 375-393 und 629-639.

1156. Pizzimenti, Sara, Three Glyptic Documents from Karkemish: Or 83 (2014) 194-201.

1157. Pizzimenti, Sara, The Astral Family in Kassite Kudurrus Reliefs. Iconographical and Iconological Study of Sin, Šamaš and Ištar Astral Representations: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 151-161.

1158. Plischke, Sonja, Die Seleukiden und Iran. Die seleukidische Herrschaftspolitik in den östlichen Satrapien (CleO 9). Wiesbaden 2014. XVII+408 S.: Mesopotamia 49 (2014) 145-146 (V. Messina).

1159. Podany, Amanda H., The Ancient Near East. A Very Short Introduction. Oxford/New York 2014. XIX+148 S.

1160. Podany, Amanda H., Hana and the Low Chronology: JNES 73 (2014) 49-71.

1161. Polański, Tomasz, The Last Achaemenid Army in the Crucial Struggle for Iran and the Persian Gulf in the Graeco-Roman Iconography: Faizee, C. (Hg.), Collection of Papers presented at the Third International Biennial

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Conference of the Persian Gulf (History, Culture, and Civilization) (2013) [73:402] 447-467.

1162. Pomponio, Francesco, Alcune considerazioni sul cosiddetto periodo di Isin-Larsa: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 485-499.

1163. Pomponio, Francesco, L’alimentazione dei “messaggeri” in periodo neo-sumerico: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 297-307.

1164. Ponchia, S.. – Luukko, M., The Standard Babylonian Myth of Nergal and Ereškigal. Introduction, Cuneiform Text and Transliteration with a Translation, Glossary and Commentary (SAACT VIII. 2013) [72:1069]: ArOr 82 (2014) 391-393 (J. Prosecký).

1165. Ponchia, Simonetta, Hermeneutical Strategies and Innovative Interpretation in Assyro-Babylonian Texts: the Case of Erra and Išum: SAAB XX (2013-2014) 61-72.

1166. Ponchia, Simonetta, The Neo-Assyrian adê Protocol and the Administration of the Empire: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 501-525.

1167. Ponchia, Simonetta, Management of Food Resources in the Neo-Assyrian Empire: Data and Problems: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 385-412.

1168. Pongratz-Leisten, B. (Hg.), Reconsidering the Concept of Revolutionary Monotheism (2011) [70:929]: BO 71 (2014) 635-639 (M. Hutter); cf. 71:890.

1169. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate, Sacred Topography of the Empire: Inscribing Social Order into the Cosmos Order: Frood, E. – Raja, R. (Hg.), Redefining the Sacred. Religious Architecture and Text in the Near East and Egypt 1000 BC – AD 300 (Contextualizing the Sacred 1 = Beiträge zur Architektur- und Kulturgeschichte, Leibniz Universität Hannover 8. 2014) [73:488] 49-74.

1170. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate, Bad Kings in the Literary History of Mesopotamia and the Interface Between Law, Divination, and Religion: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 527-548.

1171. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate, The King at the Crossroads between Divination and Cosmology: Lenzi, A. – Stökl, J. (Hg.), Divination, Politics, and Ancient Near Eastern Empires (SBL Ancient Near Eastern Monographs 7. 2014) [73:827] 33-48.


1172. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate, Entwurf zu einer Handlungstheorie des altorientalischen Polytheismus: Wagner, A. (Hg.), Göttliche Körper – Göttliche Gefühle. Was leisten anthropomorphe und anthropopathische Götterkonzepte im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament? (OBO 270. 2014) [73:1508] 101-116.

1173. Pope, Jeremy, Beyond the Broken Reed: Kushite Intervention and the Limits of l’histoire événementielle: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 105-160.

1174. Popova, Olga, Le /wa/ dans l’écriture hittite: graphie, phonologie, influences extérieures: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 682-695.

1175. Porter, A., Mobile Pastoralism and the Formation of Near Eastern Civilizations. Weaving Together Society (2012) [71:893]: BASOR 372 (2014) 214-217 (M.S. Rothman).

1176. Porter, A.M. – Schwartz, G.M. (Hg.), Sacred Killing. The Archaeology of Sacrifice in the Ancient Near East (2012) [71:894]: Syria 91 (2014) 457-461 (P. Butterlin).

1177. Porter, Anne, When the Subject is the Object: Relational Ontologies, the Partible Person and Images of Naram-Sin: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 597-617.

1178. Porter, Benjamin W. – Boutin, Alexis T. (Hg.), Remembering the Dead in the Ancient Near East. Recent Contributions from Bioarchaeology and Mortuary Archaeology. Boulder 2014. XV+261 S.

1179. Posani, Claudia, La diffusione del culto di Kubaba in epoca neo-assira: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 549-560.

1180. Postgate, Nicholas, Wool, Hair and Textiles in Assyria: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 401-427.

1181. Potts, D.T. (Hg.), The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Iran (2013) [72:1083]: BO 71 (2014) 552-555 (St. Renette).

1182. Potts, Daniel T., Assyria’s Eastern Frontier: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 75-78.

1183. Potts, Daniel, Guriania, Γουράνιοι and the Gūrān: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 561-571.

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1184. Prechel, Doris – Freydank, Helmut, Urkunden der königlichen Palastverwalter vom Ende des 2. Jt. v. Chr. Das „Archiv“ Assur 21101 (M7 F) (StAT 5). Wiesbaden 2014. XII+145 S.

1185. Prentice, R., The Exchange of Goods and Services in Pre-Sargonic Lagash (AOAT 368. 2010) [69:1027]: BO 71 (2014) 156-158 (M. Stol); OLZ 109 (2014) 107-110 (Th.E. Balke).

1186. Prévalet, Romain, Étude technique d’une perle en or de Tell Banat (Syrie) et réflexion sur la diffusion des savoirs au IIIe millénaire av. J.-C.: Syria 91 (2014) 247-260.

1187. Puhvel, J., Ultima Indoeuropaea (IBS 143. 2012) [72:1096]: JIES 41 (2013) 566-570 (I. Yakubovich).

1188. Puhvel, Jaan, Perils of Postulates: A Hittite Example: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 225-228

1189. Puhvel, Jaan, “Semence ignée”: pahhursis et warwalan en hittite: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 163-165.

1190. Raaflaub, Kurt A., Ideen im Reisegepäck? Sachliche und methodologische Überlegungen zu frühgriechischen Gerechtigkeitsvorstellungen im interkulturellen Zusammenhang des Mittelmeerraumes: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 403-439.

1191. Radner, Karen (Hg.), State Correspondence in the Ancient World. From New Kingdom Egypt to the Roman Empire (Oxford Studies in Early Empires). Oxford/New York 2014. XIV+306 S.

1192. Radner, Karen, The Neo-Asyrian Empire: Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 101-119.

1193. Radner, Karen, Zagros Spice Mills: the Simurrean and the Hašimur Grindstones: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 573-580.

1194. Radner, Karen, Introduction: Long-Distance-Communication and the Cohesion of Early Empires: Radner, K. (Hg.), State Correspondence in the Ancient World. From New Kingdom Egypt to the Roman Empire (Oxford Studies in Early Empires. 2014) [73:1191] 1-9.

1195. Radner, Karen, An Imperial Communication Network: The State-Correspondence of the Neo-Assyrian Empire: Radner, K. (Hg.), State Correspondence in the Ancient World. From New Kingdom Egypt to the Roman Empire (Oxford Studies in Early Empires. 2014) [73:1191] 64-93.


1196. [RAI 52], Neumann, Hans – Dittmann, Reinhard – Paulus, Susanne – Neumann, Georg – Schuster-Brandis, Anais (Hg.), Krieg und Frieden im Alten Vorderasien. 52e Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale / International Congress of Assyriology and Near Eastern Archaeology, Münster, 17.-21. Juli 2006 (AOAT 401). Münster 2014. XII+947 S.

1197. [RAI 55], Marti, Lionel (Hg.), La famille dans le Proche-Orient ancien: réalités, symbolismes, et images. Proceedings of the 55th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale at Paris, 6-9 July 2009. Winona Lake 2014. XVIII+788 S.

1198. Raimond, Éric, Un oracle sarpédonien dans La Vie et les Miracles de Saint Thècle: Lebrun, R. – Degrève, A. (Hg.), Deus Medicus (Homo Religiosus Série II, 12. 2013) [73:815] 285-297.

1199. Rakic, Yelena, Impressions of the Contest Scene: Glyptic Imagery and Sealing Practice in the Akkadian Period: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 185-203.

1200. Ramazotti, Marco, “Where were the Early Syrian Kings of Ebla Buried?”. The Ur-Eridu Survey Neural Model as an Artificial Adaptive System for the Probalistic Localization of the Ebla Royal Mausoleums: Scienze dell’Antichità 19.1 (2013) 13-36.

1201. Ramazotti, Marco, Royal Administration During the Conquest. New Archaeological and Epigraphic Discoveries in the Royal Palace G at Ebla – Tell Mardikh: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 651-672.

1202. Al-Rashid, Moudhy, A Note on the Meaning of hūṣu and huṣṣu: CDLN 2014:007 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=34].

1203. Rattenborg, Rune, Further on NABU 2001/7: an administrative tablet from the 3rd Dynasty of Ur: NABU 2014/10 [zu 60:630].

1204. Al-Rawi, Farouk N.H. – George, Andrew R., Back to the Cedar Forest: The Beginning and End of Tablet V of the Standard Babylonian Epic of Gilgameš: JCS 66 (2014) 69-90.

1205. Razmjou, Shahrokh, The Cyrus Cylinder: a Persian perspective: Finkel, I. (Hg.), The Cyrus Cylinder. The King of Persia’s Proclamation from Ancient Babylon (2013) [73:438] 104-125.

1206. Reade, Julian, The Black Obelisk: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 62-64.

104* Hans Neumann

1207. Reade, Julian – Finkel, Irving, Between Carchemish and Pasargadae: Recent Iranian Discoveries at Rabat: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 581-596.

1208. Reallexikon der Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archäologie XIV/1-2: Tiergefäß – Tukultī-Ninurta I., Berlin/Boston 2014, S. 1-176.

1209. Reallexikon der Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archäologie XIV/3-4: Tukultī-Ninurta I. – Upur-kubak, Berlin/München/Boston 2014, S. 177-352.

1210. Reculeau, H. – Feller, B., Mittelassyrische Urkunden aus dem Archiv Assur 14446 (KAM 10 = WVDOG 130. 2012) [71:928]: OLZ 109 (2014) 190-191 (J.N. Postgate); ZA 104 (2014) 113-114 (S. Gaspa); cf. 72:1115.

1211. Rede, Marcelo, Famille et transmission du patrimoine à Larsa: Une approche anthropologique: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 317-340.

1212. Rehm, Ellen, Toreutische Werke in Zentrum und Peripherie – Gedanken zu Stil und Werkstätten achämenidischer und achämenidisierender Denkmäler: Treister, M. – Yablonsky, L. (Hg.), Vlijanija achemenidskoj kul’tury v južnom Priural’e (V-III vv. do n.ė. 1 / Einflüsse der achämenidischen Kultur im südlichen Uralvorland (5. – 3. Jh. v. Chr.). 1 (Ancient Toreutics and Jewellery in Eastern Europe 5. 2013) [73:1434] 35-52.

1213. Rehm, Ellen, Private Denkmäler für die Ewigkeit. Stelen und Statuen aus den nordsyrisch-südostanatolischen Kleinstaaten: StMes 1 (2014) 369-389.

1214. Reid, Nicholas – Wagensonner, Klaus, “My tooth aches so much”: CDLB 2014:3 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2014/cdlb 2014_ 003.html].

1215. Renette, Steve, Seal-Impressed Jars from the Hamrin Valley, Iraq: Bieliński, P. – Gawlikowski, M. – Koliński, R. – Ławecka, D. – Sołtysiak, A. – Wynańska, Z. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 1 (8 ICAANE. 2014) [73:140] 303-311.

1216. Renger, J. (Hg.), Assur – Gott, Stadt und Land (CDOG 5. 2011) [70:986]: OLZ 109 (2014) 16-22 (St. Jakob); cf. 71:931; 72:1120.

1217. Renger, Johannes, Das Assur-Projekt. Eine Bilanz: AW 6/2014, 35-37.

1218. Repiccioli, Marco, Il prestito a Ishchali. Esame dei testi (Turan 6). Roma 2013. 225 S.

1219. Reyhan, Esma – Ozulu, İ. Murat – Tombuş, F. Engin, Ortaköy-Şapinuva (Çorum) Arkeolojik Alanı ve Yakın Çevresindeki Antik Yolların


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1220. Richardson, Seth, Mesopotamian Political History: The Perversities: JANEH 1 (2014) 61-93.

1221. Richardson, Seth, The First “World Event”: Sennacherib at Jerusalem: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 433-505.

1222. Richter, Th., Bibliographisches Glossar des Hurritischen (2012) [71:941]: Syria 91 (2014) 472-473 (A. Mouton); WZKM 104 (2014) 283-285 (R. Pruzsinszky)

1223. Richter, Th. – Lange, S., Das Archiv des Idadda. Die Keilschrifttexte aus den deutsch-syrischen Ausgrabungen 2001-2003 im Königspalast von Qaṭna (Qaṭna Studien 3. 2012) [71:942]: JNES 73 (2014) 345-351 (D. Campbell); Syria 91 (2014) 474-477 (M. Djabellaoui); ZDMG 164 (2014) 819-823 (J.-J. Justel); cf. 72:1124.

1224. Rieken, E., Einführung in die hethitische Sprache und Schrift (LOS I/2. 2011) [70:995]: BO 71 (2014) 497-500 (M. Weeden).

1225. Rieken, Elisabeth, Ein Kultinventar für Šamuḫa aus Šamuḫa und andere Texte aus Kayalıpınar: MDOG 146 (2014) 43-54.

1226. Rieken, Elisabeth, Sprachliche Merkmale religiöser Textsorten im Hethitischen: WO 44 (2014) 162-173.

1227. Riley, Andrew J., Zêru, “to Hate” as a Metaphor for Covenant Instability: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 175-185.

1228. Riva, Rocío Da, Nabuchodonosor au Liban: les inscriptions de Brisa dans leur contexte historique: ArchéOrient-Le Blog (Hypotheses.org), 30 mai 2014. http://archeorient.hypotheses.org/2929.

1229. Riva, Rocío Da, Assyrians and Assyrian Influence in Babylonia (626-539 BCE): Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 99-125.

1230. Riva, Rocío Da, The East India House Inscription. A New Duplicate from the British Museum (BM 122119): Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 186-190.

1231. Robson, Eleanor – Zólyomi, Gábor, Mesag Reports a Murder: Cuneiform Tablets in the Collections of Norwich Castle Museum and Cambridge University Library: Iraq 76 (2014) 189-203.

1232. Rochberg, Francesca, The History of Science and Ancient Mesopotamia: JANEH 1 (2014) 37-60.

106* Hans Neumann

1233. Rochberg, Francesca, Periodicities and Period Relations in Babylonian Celestial Sciences: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 211-218.

1234. Röllig, Wolfgang, Die aramäischen Texte aus Tall Šēḫ Ḥamad / Dūr-Katlimmu / Magdalu (BATSH 17. Texte 5). Wiesbaden 2014. LXIV+288 S.

1235. Rollinger, R. – Gufler, B. – Lang, M. – Madreiter, I. (Hg.), Interkulturalität in der Alten Welt. Vorderasien, Hellas, Ägypten und die vielfältigen Ebenen des Kontakts (Philippika 34. 2010) [69:1083]: WZKM 114 (2014) 422-429 (L. Bohnenkämper).

1236. Rollinger, R. – Truschnegg, B. – Bichler, R. (Hg.), Herodot und das Persische Weltreich (CleO 3. 2011) [70:1013]: ZAR 20 (2014) 249-266 (Rezensionsartikel von W. Messerschmidt); cf. 71:965; 72:1147.

1237. Rollinger, Robert – Schwinghammer, Gundula – Truschnegg, Brigitte – Schnegg, Kordula (Hg.), Altertum und Gegenwart. 125 Jahre Alte Geschichte in Innsbruck. Vorträge der Ringvorlesung Innsbruck 2010 (IBK NF 4). Innsbruck 2012. XVI+396 S.

1238. Rollinger, Robert – Schnegg, Kordula (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel. Proceedings des internationalen Kolloquiums aus Anlass des 60. Geburtstages von Christoph Ulf, Innsbruck, 26. bis 30. Januar 2009 (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10). Leuven/Paris/Walpole 2014. XXIII+584 S.

1239. Rollinger, Robert, Das teispidisch-achaimenidische Großreich. Ein ‘Imperium’ avant la lettre?: Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 149-192.

1240. Rollinger, Robert, Aiolos, Odysseus und der ασκός: Hermes. Zeitschrift für klassische Philologie 142 (2014) 1-14.

1241. Rollinger, Robert, Von Kyros bis Xerxes: Babylon in persischer Zeit und die Frage der Bewertung des herodoteischen Geschichtswerkes – eine Nachlese: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 147-194.

1242. Rollinger, Robert, Aornos and the Mountains of the East: the Assyrian Kings and Alexander the Great: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 597-635.

1243. Rollinger, Robert, Thinking and Writing about History in Teispid and Achaemenid Persia: Raaflaub, Kurt A. (Hg.), Thinking, Recording, and Writing History in the Ancient World (The Ancient World: Comparative Histories). Malden/Oxford/Chichester 2014, 187-212.


1244. Romano, Licia, Urnanshe’s Family and the Evolution of Its Inside Relationships as Shown by Images: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 183-192.

1245. Römer, Thomas, La création des hommes et leur multiplication. Lecture comparée d’Athra-Hasis, de Gilgamesh XI et de Genèse 1 ; 6-9: Semitica 55 (2013) 147-156.

1246. Roos, J. de, Hittite Votive Texts (PIHANS 109. 2007) [66:991]: JNES 73 (2014) 341-345 (R.H. Beal); cf. 68:976.

1247. Rositani, Annunziata, Alcune bullae paleo-babilonesi inedite conservate presso il British Museum: SEL 31 (2014) 27-49.

1248. Rositani, Annunziata, More Rīm-Anum Texts from the bīt asīrī: Semitica 56 (2014) 35-64.

1249. Ross, Jennifer C., Art’s Role in the Origins of Writing: The Seal-Carver, the Scribe, and the Earliest Lexical Texts: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 295-317.

1250. Roth, Martha T., Women and law: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 144-174.

1251. Roth, Martha T., On Persons in the Old Babylonian Law Collections: The Case of mār awīlim in Bodily Injury Provisions: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 219-227.

1252. Rouault, O., Terqa Final Report 2: Les textes des saisons 5 à 9 (BiMes. 29. 2011 [70:1024]: JNES 73 (2014) 121-123 (R. de Boer); RA 108 (2014) 201-204 (D. Charpin); ZA 104 (2014) 107-112 (Sh. Yamada); cf. 72:1160.

1253. Rouault, Olivier – Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia, From One Valley to Another. Bir el-Haddad, a Neo-Assyrian Trading Post?: Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4. 2014) [73:997] 243-256.

1254. Rova, Elena, Tannurs, Tannur Concentrations and Centralised Bread Production at Tell Beydar and Elsewhere: An Overview: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 121-170.

1255. Rovira, Leticia, “Share Them Out …” On the Mass Deportation of People according to the Texts of Mari (18th Century BC): Nadali, D. – Vidal, J. (Hg.), The Other Face of the Battle. The Impact of War on Civilians in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 413. 2014) [73:1018] 25-36.

108* Hans Neumann

1256. Rubio, Gonzalo, Gilgamesh and the ius primae noctis: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 229-232.

1257. Rüden, C. von, Die Wandmalereien aus Tall Mišrife/Qaṭna im Kontext überregionaler Kommunikation (Qaṭna Studien 2. 2011) [70:1028]: BO 71 (2014) 833-837 (B. Muller); cf. 72:1165.

1258. Ruffing, Kai, Der Reichtum Babyloniens: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 637-646.

1259. Rutz, M., Bodies of Knowledge in Ancient Mesopotamia. The Diviners of Late Bronze Age Emar and Their Tablet Collection (AMD 9. 2013) [72:1169]: BO 71 (2014) 470-474 (P.M. Michel); ZAW 126 (2014) 152-153 (D. Prechel).

1260. Rutz, Matthew, SpTU 1 72: šumma immeru and šumma izbu in Late Babylonian Uruk: NABU 2014/71.

1261. Sader, Hélène, History: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 11-36.

1262. Saggs, H.W.F., The Nimrud Letters, 1952 (CTN V. 2001) [60:1001]: BO 71 (2014) 191-195 (J. Novotny); cf. 63:1067; 65:1041.

1263. Şahin, Hasan Ali, Koloniler Çağı’nda Šalatiwar Şehrinin Ticari Önemi: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 708-717.

1264. Sakuma, Yasuhiko, Analyse hethitischer Vogelflugorakel: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 37-51.

1265. Salah, Saqer, Die mittelassyrischen Personen- und Rationenlisten aus Tall Šēḫ Ḥamad / Dūr-Katlimmu (BATSH 18. Texte 6). Wiesbaden 2014. LXXIV+454 S.

1266. Sallaberger, Walther, Assyriologie und Hethitologie in München: Lundström, St. – Sallaberger, W., Assyriologie und Hethitologie in München. Eine Geschichte des Faches anlässlich des 50. Jahrestags der Einrichtung des Lehrstuhls für Assyriologie am 3. September 1963 (Institut für Assyriologie und Hethitologie an der Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München. 2013) [73:865] 1-8.

1267. Sallaberger, Walther, Schöpfung im alten Babylonien. Enuma eliš als Schlusspunkt einer großen Tradition: AW 5/2014, 9-12.

1268. Sallaberger, Walther, The Value of Wool in Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia. On the Control of Sheep and the Handling of Wool in the Presargonic to the Ur III Periods (c. 2400-2000 BC): Breniquet, C. –


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1269. Sallaberger, Walther, Urban Organizations for Offerings, Overland Traffic and the Euphrates Trade at Pre-Sargonic Mari: Butterlin, P. – Margueron, J.-C. – Muller, B. – Al-Maqdissi, M.l – Beyer, D. – Cavigneaux, A. (Hg.), Mari, ni Est ni Ouest. Vol. I-II (Syria Supplément II. 2014) [73:217] 341-354.

1270. Salvini, Mirjo – Wegner, Ilse, Einführung in die urartäische Sprache. Wiesbaden 2014. IX+124 S.

1271. Salvini, Mirjo, Die Stadt Kaḫat. Vorposten der königlichen Jagden in Mittelassyrischer Zeit: Bonatz, D. (Hg.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 12. 2014) [73:171] 201-222.

1272. Salvini, Mirjo, Urartu, ein Imperium: Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 300-327.

1273. Samet, Nili, The Lamentation over the Destruction of Ur (MC 18). Winona Lake 2014. XI+286 S.

1274. Sandowicz, M., Oaths and Curses. A Study in Neo- and Late Babylonian Legal Formulary (AOAT 398. 2012) [71:1000]: ZAW 126 (2014) 153 (D. Prechel); cf. 72:1180.

1275. Sandowicz, Małgorzata, Nabonidus and Forty Thieves of Uruk. Criminal Investigation in Neo-Babylonian Eanna: Iraq 76 (2014) 245-261.

1276. Sandowicz, Małgorzata – Tarasewicz, Radosław, Court of Assize at Neo-Babylonian Apšu: RA 108 (2014) 71-92.

1277. Sandowicz, Małgorzata, The Case of Ubartu. On Inheriting Family Debts in Late Sixth-Century Uruk: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 563-571.

1278. Sanmartín, Joaquín, Ist „Altsyrisch“ eine Sprache? Und wenn ja, wie viele? Eine linguistische Reise: UF 45 (2014) 487-507.

1279. Saporetti, C., Prestiti privati dei mezzi uffiziali di scambio nel periodo medio-assiro (CSM 1. 2012) [71:1003]: JNES 73 (2014) 354-357 (N. Postgate).

1280. Sassmannshausen, Leonhard, Kassitische Herrscher und ihre Namen: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 165-199.

110* Hans Neumann

1281. Sasson, Jack M., Casus belli in the Mari Archives: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 673-690.

1282. Savaş, Abdurrahman, A Comparative Study of Hittite, Roman, Islamic and Jewish Laws: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 718-742.

1283. Schachner, A., Hattuscha. Auf der Suche nach dem sagenhaften Großreich der Hethiter (2011) [70:1058]: Mesopotamia 48 (2013) 234-235 (St. De Martino); cf. 71:1011.

1284. Schachner, Andreas, Die Glyptik des 2. Jahrtausends v. Chr. aus Giricano am Oberen Tigris: IstMitt 64 (2014) 195-205.

1285. Schachner, Andreas, Beobachtungen zu den Siegeln und Kleinfunden der Eisenzeit vom Dülük Baba Tepesi (2010-2012): Winter, E. (Hg.), Kult und Herrschaft am Euphrat (Asia Minor Studien 73 = Dolichener und Kommagenische Forschungen VI. 2014) [73:1561] 33-48.

1286. Schaudig, Hanspeter, „Wahnsinn“ im Alten Orient. Zum babylonischen Konzept eines stark von der gesellschaftlichen Norm abweichenden und selbstzerstörerischen Verhaltens: StMes 1 (2014) 391-423.

1287. Schmandt-Besserat, Denise, From Counting to Writing: The Quest for Abstraction: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 227-237.

1288. Schmidt, Jan (Hg.), Dreizehn Jahre Istanbul (1937-1949). Der deutsche Assyriologe Fritz Rudolf Kraus und sein Briefwechsel im türkischen Exil. Vol. I-II. Leiden/Boston 2014. XIX+1753 S.

1289. Schmidt, Karin Stella, Stilistische Untersuchungen zum Text Arad mitanguranni: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 157-174.

1290. Schmitt, Aaron W., On Assyrian building inscriptions: an addition to J. Novotny, JCS 66 (2014): NABU 2014/97.

1291. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Mantik im Alten Testament (AOAT 411). Münster 2014. XI+212 S. [S. 17-27: Zur neueren Forschung zu Mantik und Prophetie in der Umwelt des Alten Testaments].

1292. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Astarte in Ugarit, Kanaan und Ägypten: UF 45 (2014) 509-524.

1293. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Wörterbuch der altpersischen Königsinschriften. Wiesbaden 2014. 330 S.

1294. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Urartäische Einflüsse im achaimenidischen Iran, vor allem in den Königsinschriften: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.),


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1295. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Noch einmal zu den iranischen Namen auf –bazos: Or 83 (2014) 417-420.

1296. Schrakamp, Ingo, On the reading of a-dam-DUNki: CDLN 2014:014 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=41].

1297. Schrakamp, Ingo, Sargonic texts from Adab in the CDLI database: CDLN 2014:023 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=50].

1298. Schrakamp, Ingo, Krieger und Bauern. RU-lugal und aga3/aga-us2 im Militär des altsumerischen Lagaš: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 691-724.

1299. Schuol, Monika, Das Reich der Hethiter – ein Imperium?: Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 193-218.

1300. Schürr, Diether, Lykische Orte und ihre Namen: drei Namentypen: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 743-774.

1301. Schuster-Brandis, A., Steine als Schutz- und Heilmittel. Untersuchungen zu ihrer Verwendung in der Beschwörungskunst Mesopotamiens im 1. Jt. v. Chr. (AOAT 46. 2008) [67:1169]: OLZ 109 (2014) 173-178 (Rezensionsartikel von B. Böck); cf. 69:1141.

1302. Schwartz, Glenn M., Reflections on the Mittani Emergence: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 265-277.

1303. Schwemer, Daniel, Šuwaliyatt: Name, Kult und Profil eines hethitischen Gottes: CollAn X (2011) 249-260.

1304. Schwemer, Daniel, Textfunde der Kampagne 2013: ArAnz 2014/1, 120-129.

1305. Schwemer, Daniel, ‘Form follows function’? Rhetoric and Poetic Language in First Millennium Akkadian Incantations: WO 44 (2014) 263-288.

1306. Scurlock, JoAnn, Sourcebook for Ancient Mesopotamian Medicine (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 36). Atlanta 2014. XIX+764 S.

1307. Scurlock, JoAnn, Medicine and healing magic: Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266] 101-143.

112* Hans Neumann

1308. Scurlock, JoAnn, kallāpu: A New Proposal for a Neo-Assyrian Military Term: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 725-734.

1309. Seher, Jürgen, Gods Carved in Stone: The Hittite Rock Sanctuary of Yazılıkaya. Istanbul 2011. 208 S.: JAOS 134 (2014) 154-156 (T. Bilgin); JNES 73 (2014) 117-119 (A. Ahrens).

1310. Selz, Gebhard J., Texts, Textual Bilingualism, and the Evolution of Mesopotamian Hermeneutics: Bauks, Michaela – Horowitz, Wayne – Lange, Armin (Hg.), in association with Bernd Hene, Between Text and Text. The Hermeneutics of Intertextuality in Ancient Cultures and Their Afterlife in Medieval and Modern Times (Journal of Ancient Judaism. Supplements 6). Göttingen/Bristol 2013, 47-65.

1311. Selz, Gebhard J., Considerations on Narration in Early Mesopotamia: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 437-454.

1312. Selz, Gebhard J., Plant Metaphors: on the Plant of Rejuvenation: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 655-667.

1313. Selz, Gebhard J., Feeding the Travellers. On Early Dynastic Travel, Travel Networks and Travel Provisions in the Frame of Third Millennium Mesopotamia: Milano, L. (Hg.), Paleonutrition and Food Practices in the Ancient Near East (HANE/M XIV. 2014) [73:975] 261-279.

1314. Selz, Gebhard J., Dumuzi(d)s Wiederkehr: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 201-215.

1315. Selz, Gebhard J., Aspekte einer Sozialgeschichte der spätfrühdynastischen Zeit. Das Beispiel Lagas, oder: „The inhabited ghosts of our intellectual ancestors“: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 239-281.

1316. Seminara, Stefano, Leichenhügel und Zauberkreise: die gestaltende Kraft der Sprache in den Königsinschriften Ur-Nanšes: KASKAL 11 (2014) 23-46.

1317. Seminara, Stefano, Als sich Götter und Menschen miteinander unterhielten …: WO 44 (2014) 227-236.

1318. Seri, A., The House of Prisoners. Slavery and State in Uruk during the Revolt against Samsu-iluna (SANER 2. 2012) [72:1224]: RA 108 (2014) 121-160 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin).

1319. Seri, Andrea, Borrowings to Create Anew: Intertextuality in the Babylonian Poem of “Creation” (Enūma eliš): JAOS 134 (2014) 89-106.


1320. Sevinç Erbaşı, Fatma, Hitit Döneminde Bir Kült Objesi Olarak Sunak: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 775-792.

1321. Seymour, Michael, The Assyro-Babylonian Age in Western Artistic and Literary Tradition: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 352-360.

1322. Shafer, Ann, The Assyrian Landscape as Ritual: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 713-739.

1323. Shahbazi, A.Sh., Persepolis. Die altpersische Residenzstadt (2013) [72:1225]: WZKM 104 (2014) 285-288 (H.D. Galter).

1324. Shatskov, Andrey, Hittite Imperfectives in -anna/i-: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 793-799.

1325. Shehata, Dahlia, Sounds from the Divine: Religious Musical Instruments in the Ancient Near East: Westenholz, J.G. – Maurey, Y. – Seroussi, E. (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII. 2014) [73:1539] 102-128.

1326. Shelestin, Vladimir, The Foreign Policy of the Late Old Hittite Kingdom: the Case of Ammuna: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 800-826.

1327. Shevoroshkin, Vitaly, Milyan trija: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 229-261.

1328. Shibata, Daisuke, A Note on the Bilingual Inscription of Šamaš-šumu-ukīn, RIMB 2, B.6.33.1.: Orient 49 (2014) 85-88.

1329. Sibbing Plantholt, Irene, A New Look at the Kassite Medical Letters, and an Edition of Šumu-libši Letter N 969: ZA 104 (2014) 171-181.

1330. Siddall, Luis Robert, Sammu-ramāt: Regent or Queen Mother?: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 497-504.

1331. Sideltsev, Andrej V., Clause Internal and Clause Leftmost Verbs in Hittite: AoF 41 (2014) 80-111.

1332. Sideltsev, Andrej V., The Origin of Hittite Right Dislocations: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 827-872.

1333. Siegelová, Jana – Tsumoto, Hidetoshi, Metals and Metallurgy in Hittite Anatolia: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and

114* Hans Neumann

Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 275-300.

1334. Sigrist, Marcel – Gabbay, Uri, Eighteen Cuneiform Inscriptions from the Ur III and Old-Babylonian Periods: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 283-315.

1335. Simkó, Krisztián, Überlegungen zu den symbolischen Rollen der Steine in Mesopotamien: AoF 41 (2014) 112-124.

1336. Simon, Zsolt, Die hethitische Präsenz in der Levante während der Spätbronzezeit: Archäologische vs. schriftliche Quellen: AoF 40 (2013) 295-313.

1337. Simon, Zsolt, Tabal und die Tibarener: AoF 41 (2014) 125-134.

1338. Simon, Zsolt, What was built in the Hieroglyphic Luwian inscription of ŞIRZI?: NABU 2014/ 96.

1339. Simon, Zsolt, Der phonetische Wert der luwischen Laryngale: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 873-895.

1340. Simon, Zsolt, Remarks on the Anatolian Background of the Tel Reḥov Bees and the Historical Geography of the Luwian States in the 10th c. BC: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 715-738.

1341. Simon, Zsolt, Das Fragment einer syro-hethitischen Votivstele vom Dülük Baba Tepesi I: Die Inschrift (Dülük Baba Tepesi 1): Winter, E. (Hg.), Kult und Herrschaft am Euphrat (Asia Minor Studien 73 = Dolichener und Kommagenische Forschungen VI. 2014) [73:1561] 17-22.

1342. Simon, Zsolt, Das Fragment einer hieroglyphen-luwischen Inschrift (KÂHTA 1). Mit einem Exkurs zur kommagenischen Herrscherliste: Winter, E. (Hg.), Kult und Herrschaft am Euphrat (Asia Minor Studien 73 = Dolichener und Kommagenische Forschungen VI. 2014) [73:1561] 247-254.

1343. Simon, Zsolt, Awarikus und Warikas: Zwei Könige von Hiyawa: ZA 104 (2014) 91-103.

1344. Simonetti, Cristina, Peace After War. Ḫammurapi in Larsa: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 735-741.

1345. Simpson, St John, The Cyrus Cylinder: display and replica: Finkel, I. (Hg.), The Cyrus Cylinder. The King of Persia’s Proclamation from Ancient Babylon (2013) [73:438] 69-84.


1346. [Fs Singer], Cohen, Y. – Gilan, A. – Miller, J.L. (Hg.), Pax Hethitica. Studies on the Hittites and their Neighbours in Honour of Itamar Singer (StBoT 51. 2010) [69:1187]: OLZ 109 (2014) 444-446 (H. Klengel); cf. 70:1107; 71:1059; 72:1242.

1347. Singer, Itamar, The Calm before the Storm. Selected Writings of Itamar Singer on the End of the Late Bronze Age in Anatolia and the Levant (SBL Wrings from the Ancient World, Supplements 1). Atlanta 2011. XII+766 S.: BO 71 (2014) 208-211 (Z. Simon).

1348. Singer, Itamar, Two Notes on the Sea Links between Egypt and the Hittite Empire: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 165-168.

1349. Singer, Itamar, The Distinctiveness of the Historical Introductions of Hittite State Treaties: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 896-921.

1350. Singer, Itamar, The boundaries of Hittite Syria and the historical context of KBo 16.32 + KBo 31.71: Transeuphratène 46 (2014) 67-77.

1351. Singer, Itamar – Gestoso Singer, Graciela, Alašian products in Hittite Sources: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 317-336.

1352. Sir Gavaz, Özlem, Hitit Kralları’nın Merasim Gezilerinin Genel Olarak Değerlendirilmesi [A Reappraisal of Hittite Kings’ Cult Trips]: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 922-931 [engl. Summary].

1353. [Fs/2 Sjöberg], Sassmannshausen, Leonhard (Hg.), in collaboration with Georg Neumann, He Has Opened Nisaba’s House of Learning. Studies in Honor of Åke Waldemar Sjöberg on the Occasion of His 89th Birthday on August 1st 2013 (CM 46). Leiden/Boston 2014. X+319 S.

1354. Smith, Mark S., The Contribution of Frank Moore Cross to Ugaritic Studies: BASOR 372 (2014) 189-202.

1355. Smith, Mark S., ‘Athtart in Late Bronze Age Syrian Texts: Sugimoto, D.T. (Hg.), Transformation of a Goddess. Ishtar – Astarte – Aphrodite (OBO 263. 2014) [73:1402] 33-85.

1356. Smith, Mark S., Ugaritic Anthropomorphism, Theomorphism, Theriomorphism: Wagner, A. (Hg.), Göttliche Körper – Göttliche Gefühle. Was leisten anthropomorphe und anthropopathische Götterkonzepte im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament? (OBO 270. 2014) [73:1508] 117-140.

1357. Snell, Daniel C., Ancient Near East: The Basics. London/New York 2014. XIII+161 S.

116* Hans Neumann

1358. Snell, Daniel C., Aus dem Englischen von Cornelius Hartz, Die Religionen des alten Orients. Darmstadt 2014. 208 S. [dt. Ausgabe von 70:1113].

1359. Solans, Bárbara E., Poderes colectivos en la Siria del Bronce Final (Barcino Monographica Orientalia 2). Barcelona 2014. 452 S.

1360. Soldt, Wilfred van, On Abbreviated Personal Names in Texts from Ugarit: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 761-767.

1361. Sollee, Alexander E., Neue Überlegungen zur Datierung der westlichen Befestigungsanlagen Aššurs: AoF 41 (2014) 135-146.

1362. Sommerfeld, Walter, Die Lage von Akkade und die Dokumentation des 3. Jahrtausends: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 151-175.

1363. Sonik, Karen, Pictorial Mythology and Narrative in the Ancient Near East: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 265-293.

1364. Soysal, Oğuz, A new join to the Mita-Text (Bo 8742) and a duplicate of the Zannanza-Affair (Bo 8757): NABU 2014/93.

1365. Spada, Gabriella, Two Old Babylonian Model Contracts: CDLJ 2014:2 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdlj/2014/cdlj2014_002.html].

1366. Spar, Ira – Jursa, Michael, With contributions by Robert K. Englund, Grant Frame, Uri Gabbay, Jean-Francois de Lapérouse, Erle V. Leichty, Marcel Sigrist, Matthew W. Stolper, Robertus van der Spek, Ronald Wallenfels, and Yelena Rakic, The Ebabbar Temple Archive and Other Texts from the Fourth to the First Millennium B.C. (CTMMA IV). Winona Lake 2014. VIII+345 S.+153 Taf.+21 Taf.

1367. Spar, Ira, Gods and Their Images in the Bible and Babylonia: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 347-349.

1368. Spek, Robartus J. van der, “Ik ben een boodschapper van Nanaia!” Een Babylonische profeet als teken des tijds (133 voor Christus). Rede uitgesproken bij zijn afscheid als hoogleraar Oudheidkunde, in het bijzonder de Mediterrane en West-Aziatische Geschiedenis, aan de Faculteit der Letteren op 10 oktober 2014. Amsterdam 2014. 34 S.

1369. Spek, Robartus J. van der, The Volatility of Prices of Barley and Dates in Babylon in the Third and Second Centuries BC: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 234-259.


1370. Spek, Robartus J. van der, Factor Markets in Hellenistic and Parthian Babylonia (331 BCE-224 CE): JESHO 57 (2014) 203-230.

1371. Spek, Robartus J. van der, Cyrus the Great, Exiles, and Foreign Gods: A Comparison of Assyrian and Persian Policies on Subject Nations: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 233-264.

1372. Steele, John M., Late Babylonian ziqpu-star lists: Written or remembered traditions of knowledge?: Bawanypeck, D. – Imhausen, A. (Hg.), Traditions of Written Knowledge in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (AOAT 403. 2014) [73:114] 123-151.

1373. Steible, Horst – Yıldız, Fatma, (TS)Š 302, eine Importtafel aus Uruk in Šuruppak?: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 217-228.

1374. Stein, Gil J., Persians on the Euphrates? Material Culture and Identity in Two Achaemenid Burials from Hacınebi, Southeast Turkey: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 265-286.

1375. Stein, Peter, Ein aramäischer Kudurru aus Taymā’?: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 219-245.

1376. Steinert, U., Aspekte des Menschseins im Alten Mesopotamien. Eine Studie zu Person und Identität im 2. und 1. Jt. v. Chr. (CM 44. 2012) [71:1083]: JAOS 134 (2014) 315-318 (B.R. Foster); cf. 72:1272.

1377. Steinert, Ulrike, City Streets: Reflections on Urban Society in the Cuneiform Sources of the Second and First Millennium: May, N.N. – Steinert, U. (Hg.), The Fabric of Cities. Aspects of Urbanism, Urban Topography and Society in Mesopotamia, Greece and Rome (CHANE 68. 2014) [73:928] 123-169.

1378. Steinert, Ulrike, Synthetische Körperauffassungen in akkadischen Keilschrifttexten und mesopotamische Götterkonzepte: Müller, K. – Wagner, A. (Hg.), Synthetische Körperauffassung im Hebräischen und den Sprachen der Nachbarkulturen (AOAT 416. 2014) [73:1008] 73-106.

1379. Steinkeller, Piotr, Trade Routes and Commercial Networks in the Persian Gulf during the Third Millennium BC: Faizee, C. (Hg.), Collection of Papers presented at the Third International Biennial Conference of the Persian Gulf (History, Culture, and Civilization) (2013) [73:402] 413-431.

1380. Steinkeller, Piotr, On the Dynasty of Šimaški: Twenty Years (or so) After: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 287-296.

1381. Steitler, Charles, Sakralsprache gelöst vom ursprünglichen Kontext? Das Beispiel einer Tafel des hethitischen Monatsfestes: WO 44 (2014) 301-308.

118* Hans Neumann

1382. Stępień, Marek, Les changements d’application des sceaux dédicatoires dans les archives d’Umma: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 743-756.

1383. Stern, S., Calendars in Antiquity. Empires, States, and Societies (2012) [72:1281]: JTS 65 (2014) 261-263 (A.A. Mosshammer).

1384. Steymans, Hans Ulrich, Die Sammlung Friedrich und Maria Sarre: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 75-103 und 557-560.

1385. Stipich, Béla, Zulapi – eine Großmacht im spätbronzezeitlichen Syrien?: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 337-353.

1386. Stivala, Gabriella, Ein Join zu dem Vertrag zwischen Šuppiluliuma I. von Ḫatti und Šattiwazza von Mittani KBo 1.1.: NABU 2014/95.

1387. Stöhr, Alexander, Vertragsbindung und Flexibilität im Arbeitsrecht – rechtshistorisch betrachtet: Recht der Arbeit. Zeitschrift für die Wissenschaft und Praxis des gesamten Arbeitsrechts 67 (2014) 307-316.

1388. Stökl, J., Prophecy in the Ancient Near East. A Philological and Sociological Comparison (CHANE 56. 2012) [71:1093]: BASOR 371 (2014) 209-212 (H.B. Huffmon); RA 108 (2014) 207-210 (D. Charpin); ZAW 126 (2014) 156-157 (J.C. Gertz); cf. 72:1290.

1389. Stökl, Jonathan, Divination as Warfare: The Use of Divination across Borders: Lenzi, A. – Stökl, J. (Hg.), Divination, Politics, and Ancient Near Eastern Empires (SBL Ancient Near Eastern Monographs 7. 2014) [73:827] 49-63.

1390. Stol, Marten, Masturbation in Babylonia: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 24 (2014) 39-40.

1391. [Fs Stolper], Kozuh, Michael – Henkelman, Wouter F.M. – Jones, Charles E. – Woods, Christopher (Hg.), Extraction & Control. Studies in Honor of Matthew W. Stolper (SAOC 68). Chicago 2014. XVI+352 S.

1392. Stratford, Edward, “Make Them Pay”: Charting the Social Topography of an Old Assyrian Caravan Cycle: JCS 66 (2014) 11-38.

1393. Streck, Michael P. – Wasserman, Nathan, Mankind’s Bitter Fate: The Wisdom Dialog BM 79111+: JCS 66 (2014) 39-47.

1394. Streck, Michael P., Die Kasusflexion im Status rectus des Neu- und Spätbabylonischen: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 247-288.


1395. Streck, Michael P., Outlook: Aramaeans Outside of Syria, 2. Babylonia: Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045] 297-318.

1396. Strootman, Rolf, Courts and Elites in the Hellenistic Empires. The Near East After the Achaemenids, c. 330 to 30 BCE (Edinburgh Studies in Ancient Persia). Edinburgh 2014. XIX+318 S.

1397. Sturm, Thomas, Öle, Fette und Bitumen nach den Keilschrifttexten der 1. Hälfte des 2. Jt. v. Chr.: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 757-778.

1398. Süel, Aygül, The Hurrian Texts from Ortaköy/Šapinuwa: KASKAL 10 (2013) 129-130.

1399. Süel, Aygül, Tarhunnaradu/Tarhundaradu in the Ortaköy Texts: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 932-942.

1400. Süel, Mustafa, Şapinuva-Ağılönü Kutsal Alanının Hitit Düyasındaki Yeri: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 943-955.

1401. Sugie, Takuma, The Reception of the Marduk Prophecy in Seventh Century B.C. Niniveh: Orient 49 (2014) 107-113.

1402. Sugimoto, David T. (Hg.), Transformation of a Goddess. Ishtar – Astarte – Aphrodite (OBO 263). Fribourg/Göttingen 2014. XIII+228 S.

1403. Suriano, Matthew James, The Historicality of the King: An Exercise in Reading Royal Inscriptions from the Ancient Levant: JANEH 1 (2014) 95-118.

1404. Suter, Claudia E., Human, Divine or Both? The Uruk Vase and the Problem of Ambiguity in Early Mesopotamian Visual Arts: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 545-568.

1405. Suurmeijer, Guido, Identifiers and Identification Methods in Legal Documents from Old Babylonian Sippar (+1800-1500 BCE): Depauw, M. – Coussement, S. (Hg.), Identifiers and Identification Methods in the Ancient World. Legal Documents in Ancient Societies III (OLA 229. 2014) [73:334] 33-54.

1406. Svärd, Saana, Female Agency and Authorship in Mesopotamian Texts: KASKAL 10 (2013) 269-280.

120* Hans Neumann

1407. Sviatopolk-Czetvertynski, Igor A., The Weapon of Ninurta mi-tum and ĝišmittu (lugal-e). Akkadian miṭṭu(m) and its Semitic Parallels. Aspects of etymology and poetics: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 779-793.

1408. Tadmor, H. – Yamada, Sh., The Royal Inscriptions of Tiglath-pileser III (744-727 BC), and Shalmaneser V (726-722), Kings of Assyria (RINAP 1. 2011) [70:1172]: RBL 02/2014 (M.S. Moore); JNES 73 (2014) 131-136 (J.P. Nielsen); cf. 72:1310.

1409. Tanaka, Terri, Dress and Identity in the Old Assyrian Sargon Legend: KASKAL 11 (2014) 141-158.

1410. Tanos, Bálint, The semantics of verbal plurality in Sumerian: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 355-391.

1411. Taracha, P., Religions of Second Millennium Anatolia (DBH 27. 2009) [68:1119]: Or 83 (2014) 284-288 (J.L. Miller); cf. 69:1242; 71:1126.

1412. Taracha, Piotr – Kapełuś, Magdalena (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology. Warsaw, 5-9 September 2011. Warsaw 2014. XXVIII+1041 S.

1413. Taracha, Piotr, Political Religion and Religious Policy: How the Hittite King Chose His Patron Gods: AoF 40 (2013) 373-384.

1414. Taracha, Piotr, How Many Grain-Deities Ḫalki/Nisaba?: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 119-129.

1415. Taracha, Piotr, Tudhaliya I Redivivus: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 956-963.

1416. Taraqdji, Ahmed, Les découvertes épigraphiques du Tell Sakka: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 231-232.

1417. Taş, İlknur, Hethitische Texte in Transkription: Bo 8264-Bo 8485 (DBH 43). Wiesbaden 2014. XII+78 S.

1418. Tavernier, Jan, What’s in a Name: Hallušu, Hallutaš or Hallutuš?: RA 108 (2014) 61-66.

1419. Tavernier, Jan, Some Thoughts on the ustarbaru: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 297-322.

1420. Taylor, Jonathan, The Cyrus Cylinder discovery: Finkel, I. (Hg.), The Cyrus Cylinder. The King of Persia’s Proclamation from Ancient Babylon (2013) [73:438] 35-68.


1421. Taylor, Jonathan, Annals of Sennacherib: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 64-65.

1422. Teffeteller, Annette, Argument Structure and Adjunction in Anatolian Syntax: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 964-977.

1423. Teichmann, Gabriele, Ein Leben zwischen Orient und Okzident: Max Freiherr von Oppenheim 1860-1946: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 21-28.

1424. Teichmann, Gabriele, Max von Oppenheim: Sammler, Gastgeber, Grenzgänger: Abenteuer Orient. Max von Oppenheim und seine Entdeckung des Tell Halaf. Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland GmbH (2014) [73:2] 29-36.

1425. Teichmann, Gabriele, Außenseiter und Grenzgänger: Max von Oppenheim (1860-1946): Veltzke, Veit (Hg.), Playing Lawrence on the Other Side. Die Expedition Klein und das deutsch-osmanische Bündnis im Ersten Weltkrieg. Ausstellung des Preußen-Museums Nordrhein-Westfalen in Wesel vom 26.10.2014 bis 25.01.2015. Berlin 2014, 60-69.

1426. Tenney, J.S., Life at the Bottom of Babylonian Society. Servile Laborers at Nippur in the 14th and 13th Centuries B.C. (CHANE 51. 2011) [70:1199]: ZAR 20 (2014) 215-248 (Rezensionsartikel von S. Paulus); cf. 72:1320.

1427. Theis, Christoffer, Inschriften zum Schutz der Grabstätte im Raum Syrien-Palästina: UF 45 (2014) 273-295.

1428. Thissen, Cornell, Studies in Neo-Babylonian Onomastics: the Use of the Sign DÙ: Akkadica 135 (2014) 145-171.

1429. Thompson, Richard Jude, Terror of the Radiance. Aššur Covenant to YHWH Covenant (OBO 258). Fribourg/Göttingen 2013. X+260 S.: CBQ 126 (2014) 540-542 (Sh.W. Flynn); ZAW 126 (2014) 311 (A.C. Hagedorn).

1430. Tischler, Johann, Hethitische Kleinigkeiten III: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 175-179.

1431. Tolini, Gauthier, Les ressources de la Babylonie et la table de Darius le Grand (522-486): Grandjean, C. – Hugoniot, Ch. – Lion, B. (Hg.), Le banquet et du monarque dans le monde antique (Collection «Tables des hommes». 2013) [73:573] 145-162.

122* Hans Neumann

1432. Tolini, Gauthier, Le rôle de la famille de Nusku-gabbē au sein de la communauté de Neirab: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 591-598.

1433. Topçuoğlu, Oya, Behind the Scenes: A Look at Seal Carvers as Artists and Artisans in the Old Assyrian Period: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 123-134.

1434. Treister, Mikhail – Yablonsky, Leonid (Hg.), Vlijanija achemenidskoj kul’tury v južnom Priural’e (V-III vv. do n.ė. Tom 1 / Einflüsse der achämenidischen Kultur im südlichen Uralvorland (5. – 3. Jh. v. Chr.). Band 1 (Ancient Toreutics and Jewellery in Eastern Europe 5). Wien 2013. 707 S.

1435. Tricoli, Sara, The Ritual Destruction of the Palace of Mari by Hammurapi under the Light of the Cult of the Ancestor’s Seat in Mesopotamian Houses and Palaces: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 795-863.

1436. Tricoli, Sara, The Old-Babylonian Family Cult and Its Projection on the Ground: A Cross-Disciplinary Investigation: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 43-68.

1437. Tropper, J., Altsemitische Metrik. Alternierende Metrik im Biblisch-Hebräischen, Aramäischen, Ugaritischen und Akkadischen (2010) [71:1140]: BN 160 (2014) 141 (F.V. Reiterer).

1438. Tropper, J., Ugaritische Grammatik. Zweite, stark überarbeitete und erweiterte Auflage (AOAT 273[2]. 2012) [71:1141]: AuOr 32 (2014) 192-194 (J. Sanmartín); OLZ 109 (2014) 141-143 (D. Pardee); ZAW 126 (2014) 311-312 (D. Schwiderski).

1439. Tsouparopoulou, Christina, Killing and Skinning Animals in the Ur III Period: The Puzriš-Dagan (Drehem) Office Managing of Dead Animals and Slaughter By-products: AoF 40 (2013) 150-182.

1440. Tsouparopoulou, Christina, A note on Ur III administrative procrastination: CDLN 2014:009 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=36].

1441. Tsukimoto, Akio, “In the Shadow of Thy Wings”: A Review of the Winged Goddess in Ancient Near Eastern Iconography: Sugimoto, D.T. (Hg.), Transformation of a Goddess. Ishtar – Astarte – Aphrodite (OBO 263. 2014) [73:1402] 15-31.

1442. Tubb, Jonathan N., Sea Peoples and Philistines: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 38-42.


1443. Tubb, Jonathan N., Phoenicians and Aramaeans: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 132-135.

1444. Tudeau, Johanna – Ahrens, Alexander, Nabuchodonosor II dans une collection privée allemande: NABU 2014/104.

1445. Tugendhaft, Aaron, L’essor de l’Assyrie et la fragilité des normes politiques: RANT 9 (2012) 289-296.

1446. Tuplin, Christopher J., From Arshama to Alexander. Reflections on Persian Responses to Attack: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 669-696.

1447. Tyson, Craig W., The Ammonites. Elites, Empires, and Sociopolitical Change (1000-500 BCE) (Library of Hebrew Bible / Old Testament Studies 585). London/New Delhi/New York/Sydney 2014. XVIII+293 S.: JTS 65 (2014) 636-638 (J.A. Dearman).

1448. Ulanowski, Krzysztof, Ideology or Religiosity? Factual Context of the Neo-Assyrian Concept of Kingship: Bieliński, P. – Gawlikowski, M. – Koliński, R. – Ławecka, D. – Sołtysiak, A. – Wynańska, Z. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 8th International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 30 April – 4 May 2012, University of Warsaw, Volume 3 (8 ICAANE. 2014) [73:142] 593-602.

1449. Ulanowski, Krzysztof, King’s Divinity: Comparison between Mesopotamian and Hittite Tradition: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 978-994.

1450. Ulf, Christoph, Eine Typologie von kulturellen Kontaktzonen („Fernverhältnisse“ – middle grounds – dichte Kontaktzonen), oder: Rethinking Cultural Contacts auf dem Prüfstand: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 469-504.

1451. Ulf, Christoph, Rethinking Cultural Contacts: Rollinger, R. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Kulturkontakte in antiken Welten: vom Denkmodell zum Fallbeispiel (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 10. 2014) [73:1238] 507-564.

1452. Ulmer, Rivka, Sennacherib in Midrashic and Related Literature: Inscribing History in Midrash: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 347-387.

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1453. Ur, Jason, Households and the Emerge of Cities in Ancient Mesopotamia: CAJ 24 (2014) 249-268.

1454. Ussishkin, David, Sennacherib’s Campaign to Judah: The Archaeological Perspective with an Emphasis on Lachish and Jerusalem: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 75-103.

1455. Vacín, Luděk, Were Sumerian royal hymns copied from monuments?: NABU 2014/42.

1456. Van De Mieroop, Marc, From Nineveh to Babylon: The Transition from the Neo-Assyrian to the Neo-Babylonian Empire: Aruz, J. – Graff, S.B. – Rakic, Y. (Hg.), Assyria to Iberia at the Dawn of the Classical Age (2014) [73:51] 332-339.

1457. Van De Mieroop, Marc, Silver as a Financial Tool in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia, in: Bernholz, Peter – Vaubel, Roland (Hg.), Explaining Monetary and Financial Innovation (Financial and Monetary Policy Studies 39). Cham/Heidelberg/New York/Dordrecht/London 2014, 17-29.

1458. Vanséveren, Sylvie, Nisili. Manuel de langue hittite. Vol. II: Le système verbal hittite (Lettres orientales et classiques 19). Leuven/Paris/Walpole 2014. X+251 S.: BSOAS 77 (2014) 570-572 (Z. Simon).

1459. Vanséveren, Sylvie, Hittite kartim(m)iya-: réflexions sur le vocabulaire de la colère en hittite: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 995-1015.

1460. Vanstiphout, Herman, The Sumerian Debate Poems: A General Presentation, Part III: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 229-240.

1461. [Gs Vargyas], Csabai, Zoltán (Hg.), Studies in Economic and Social History of the Ancient Near East in Memory of Péter Vargyas (ANEMS 2). Budapest 2014. 856 S.

1462. Vargyas, Péter (1950-2009): Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 13-18 (L. Török).

1463. Vassilkov, Yaroslav, Some Observations on the Indian and the Mesopotamian Flood Myths: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 262-281.

1464. Veenhof, Klaas R., Old Assyrian Traders in War and Peace: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 837-849.

1465. Veenhof, Klaas R., Families of Old Assyrian Traders: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 341-371.


1466. Veenhof, Klaas R., Silver in Old Assyrian Trade. Shapes, Qualities and Purification: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 393-422.

1467. Veenker, Ronald A., Do Deities Deceive?: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 201-213.

1468. Veldhuis, Niek, History of the Cuneiform Lexical Tradition (GMTR 6). Münster 2014. XIV+524 S.

1469. Veldhuis, Niek, Intellectual History and Assyriology: JANEH 1 (2014) 21-36.

1470. Veldhuis, Niek, The Early Dynastic Kiš Tradition: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 241-259.

1471. Vér, Ádám, Neo-Assyrian kārus in the Zagros: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 790-810.

1472. Verderame, Lorenzo, Mar-tu nell III Millennio: fonti e interpretazioni: RSO 82 (2009) 229-260.

1473. Verderame, Lorenzo, The Halo of the Moon: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 91-104.

1474. Verderame, Lorenzo, A Glimpse into the Activities of Experts (ummânu) at the Assyrian Royal Court: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 713-728.

1475. Verheyden, Joseph, The Devil in Person, the Devil in Disguise: Looking for King Sennacherib in Early Christian Literature: Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709] 389-431.

1476. Vidal, Jordi, Calculating Percentages of Battle Casualties: On the Reliability of Assyrian Annals and Reliefs from the 9th Century B.C.: AoF 40 (2013) 183-192.

1477. Vidal, Jordi, Julio Martínez Santa-Olalla y la colección de antigüedades mésopotamicas del Seminario de Historia Primitiva del Hombre / Julio Martínez Santa-Olalla and the Collection of Mesopotamian Antiquities in the Seminario de Historia Primitiva del Hombre: AuOr 32 (2014) 151-164.

1478. Vidal, Jordi, El Enūma eliš y la Guerra Civil española. Aproximación a la figura de Joan Rovira Orlandis / Enūma eliš and the Spanish Civil War. An approach to Joan Rovira Orlandis: AuOr 32 (2014) 359-369.

1479. Vidal, Jordi, On the Demography of Ugaritian Villages: A Research Note: JESHO 57 (2014) 44-54.

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1480. Vidal, Jordi, Violence against Non-Combatant Population in the Levant in the Late Bronze Age: Nadali, D. – Vidal, J. (Hg.), The Other Face of the Battle. The Impact of War on Civilians in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 413. 2014) [73:1018] 65-77.

1481. Vidal, Jordi, Ugarit at War (6). A Military Standard in Ugaritic Iconography (RS 4.129 = AO 15771): UF 45 (2014) 297-304.

1482. Vila, Emmanuelle – Helmer, Daniel, The Expansion of Sheep Herding and the Development of Wool Production in the Ancient Near East: An Archaeozoological and Iconographical Approach: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 22-40.

1483. Villard, Pierre, Les commensaux des rois néo-assyriens: Grandjean, C. – Hugoniot, Ch. – Lion, B. (Hg.), Le banquet et du monarque dans le monde antique (Collection «Tables des hommes». 2013) [73:573] 215-230.

1484. Villard, Pierre, La notion de famille royale à l’époque néo-assyrienne: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 515-523.

1485. Ville, Peter De, Gilgamesh: Some Suggestions for Literary Interpretation: KASKAL 9 (2012) 219-226.

1486. Voet, Gabriella – Lerberghe, Karel Van, Four and a Half “Quasi-Hüllentafeln”: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 261-279.

1487. Vollemaere, Benjamin, Des réfugiés politiques turukkéens à Mari à l’époque de Zimrî-Lîm: NABU 2014/81; Ekallâtum dans la région du Sindjar, durant les années ZL 11 et ZL 12: NABU 2014/82.

1488. Vollmer, W., Altorientalische Wirtschaftswelten. Versuch eines alphabetisch geordneten Überblicks über die Wirtschaft Alt-Vorderasiens (Archäologie. Forschung und Wissenschaft 3. 2012) [71:1180]: BO 71 (2014) 239-247 (D.A. Warburton).

1489. Vos, A. De, Die Lebermodelle aus Boğazköy (StBoT Beiheft 5. 2013) [72:1380]: BO 71 (2014) 790-793 (M. Stol); Syria 91 (2014) 477-478 (A. Mouton).

1490. Vos, An De, Zur altorientalischen Opferschaupraxis: Opferschaudurch-führungen über das Wohlbefinden und über das Nicht-Wohlbefinden: Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427] 57-66.

1491. Vukosavovič, Filip, The Laws of Hazor and the ANE Parallels: RA 108 (2014) 41-44.


1492. Vukosavovič, Filip, On Some Early Dynastic Lagaš Temples: WO 44 (2014) 126-130.

1493. Waal, Willemijn, Changing Fate: Hittite gulš-/GUL-š-, dGulšeš/dGUL-šeš, Cuneiform Luwian gulzā(i)-/GUL-zā(i)-, Hieroglyphic Luwian REL-za- and the Kuwanšeš deities: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 1016-1033.

1494. Waerzeggers, C., The Ezida Temple of Borsippa. Priesthood, Cult, Archives (Achaemenid History XV. 2010) [69:1326]: RA 108 (2014) 210-211 (D. Charpin); cf. 72:1381.

1495. Waerzeggers, Caroline, Marduk-rēmanni. Local Networks and Imperial Politics in Achaemenid Babylonia (OLA 233). Leuven/Paris/Walpole 2014. XIX+636 S.

1496. Waerzeggers, Caroline, Social Network Analysis of Cuneiform Archives – a New Approach: Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85] 207-233.

1497. Waerzeggers, Caroline, Locating Contact in the Babylonian Exile: Some Reflections on Tracing Judean-Babylonian Encounters in Cuneiform Texts: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 131-146.

1498. Waerzeggers, Caroline, A Statue of Darius in the Temple of Sippar: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 323-329.

1499. Wagensonner, Klaus, Non-Textuality in the Ancient Near East. Some Glimpses from the Mesopotamian Field: Andrássy, Petra – Budka, Julia – Kammerzell, Frank (Hg.), Non-Textual Marking Systems, Writing and Pseudo Script from Prehistory to Modern Times (Lingua Aegyptia. Studia monographica 8). Göttingen 2009, 33-67.

1500. Wagensonner, Klaus, Digitizing in the round: CDLN 2014:008 [http://cdli. ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=35].

1501. Wagensonner, Klaus, Šul-pa’e Re-joined: CDLN 2014:010 [http://cdli.ucla. edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=37].

1502. Wagensonner, Klaus, Some notes on a Middle Assyrian letter: CDLN 2014:013 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=40].

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1503. Wagensonner, Klaus, Lu2 A Again!: CDLN 2014:015 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=42].

1504. Wagensonner, Klaus, Elamites in Edinburgh: CDLN 2014:018 [http://cdli. ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=45].

1505. Wagensonner, Klaus, A note on the colophon of VAT 9487: CDLN 2014:019 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=46].

1506. Wagensonner, Klaus, Addendum to CDLN 2014:15: CDLN 2014:024 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=51] [zu 73:1503].

1507. Wagensonner, Klaus, nam-dub-sar-ra a-na mu-e-pad3-da-zu … De l’apprentissage et l’éducation des scribes médio-assyriens: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 457-479.

1508. Wagner, Andreas (Hg.), Göttliche Körper – Göttliche Gefühle. Was leisten anthropomorphe und anthropopathische Götterkonzepte im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament? (OBO 270). Fribourg/Göttingen 2014. X+273 S.

1509. Wagner, Andreas, Menschenkörper – Gotteskörper. Zur Einführung: Wagner, A. (Hg.), Göttliche Körper – Göttliche Gefühle. Was leisten anthropomorphe und anthropopathische Götterkonzepte im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament? (OBO 270. 2014) [73:1508] 1-28.

1510. Wagner, Thomas, Wasser ist nicht gleich Wasser. Zur Kompilation der Sintfluterzählung: Wagner, Thomas – Robker, Jonathan M. – Ueberschaer, Frank (Hg.), Text – Textgeschichte – Textwirkung. Festschrift zum 65. Geburtstag von Siegfried Kreuzer (AOAT 419). Münster 2014, 3-27.

1511. Wälchli, St.H., Gottes Zorn in den Psalmen. Eine Studie zur Rede vom Zorn Gottes in den Psalmen im Kontext des Alten Testamentes und des Alten Orients (OBO 244. 2012) [72:1385]: CBQ 76 (2014) 340-341 (M.S. Moore).

1512. Walton, John H., Demons in Mesopotamia and Israel. Exploring the Category of Non-Divine but Supernatural Entities: Fs Greengus (2014) [73:578] 229-246.

1513. Warburton, David A., Understanding Economic Growth: The Importance of Money in Economic History and Theory: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 423-481.

1514. Warren, Nathanael, Adoption-Alienation in Ez 47,22.23 and in the Ancient Near East: ZAW 126 (2014) 421-424.

1515. Wartke, Ralf.-B., Babylon vor 100 Jahren (Juli-September 1914). Grabungsalltag im Schatten des Kriegsausbruchs: AW 4/2014, 45-47.


1516. Wasserman, N., Most Probably. Epistemic Modality in Old Babylonian (Languages of the Ancient Near East 3. 2012) [71:1196]: BO 71 (2014) 173-176 (J.J. de Ridder); JAOS 134 (2014) 123-136 (Rezensionsartikel von E. Cohen); JSS 159 (2014) 435-437 (A. Andrason); cf. 72:1391.

1517. Wasserman, Nathan, What you see is what you get? Comments on Early Akkadian magical tradition based on physical aspects of incantation tablets: Bawanypeck, D. – Imhausen, A. (Hg.), Traditions of Written Knowledge in Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (AOAT 403. 2014) [73:114] 47-70.

1518. Wasserman, Nathan, Old-Babylonian, Middle-Babylonian, Neo-Babylonian, Jewish-Babylonian?: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 255-269.

1519. Watanabe, Chikako E., Styles of Pictorial Narratives in Assurbanipal’s Reliefs: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 345-367.

1520. Watanabe, Kazuko, Esarhaddon’s Succession Oath Documents Reconsidered in Light of the Tayinat Version: Orient 49 (2014) 145-170.

1521. Waters, Matthew W., Ancient Persia. A Concise History of the Achaemenid Empire, 550-330 BCE. New York 2014. XX+252 S.

1522. Waters, Matthew W., Earth, Water, and Friendship with the King: Argos and Persia in the Mid-fifth Century: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 331-336.

1523. Watson, R. – Horowitz, W., Writing Science before the Greeks. A Naturalistic Analysis of the Babylonian Astronomical Treatise MUL.APIN (CHANE 48. 2011) [72:1394]: JAOS 134 (2014) 150-152 (J.M. Steele).

1524. Watson, Wilfred G.E. – Wyatt, Nicolas, KTU 1.124 Revisited: A Second Opinion: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 24 (2014) 41-48.

1525. Watson, Wilfred G.E., Pulp fact?: NABU 2014/22.

1526. Watson, Wilfred G.E. – Vita, Juan-Pablo, Akk. katappu and katinnu revisited: NABU 2014/24.

1527. Watson, Wilfred G.E., Baal Rebuked – KTU 1.2 iv 28-31: SEL 31 (2014) 59-62.

1528. Watson, Wilfred G.E. – Wyatt, Nicolas, KTU 1.124 Again: Further Reflexions: UF 45 (2014) 305-311.

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1529. Wee, John Z., Grieving with the Moon: Pantheon and Politics in the Lunar Eclipse: JANER 14 (2014) 29-67.

1530. Wee, John Z., Lugalbanda Under the Night Sky: Scenes of Celestial Healing in Ancient Mesopotamia: JNES 73 (2014) 23-42.

1531. Weeden, M., Hittite Logograms and Hittite Scholarship (StBoT 54. 2011) [71:1205]: BO 71 (2014) 500-501 (G. Haayer).

1532. Weeden, Mark, Anatolian Hieroglyphs: Logogram vs. Ideogram: Gordin, Sh. (Hg.), Visualizing Knowledge and Creating Meaning in Ancient Writing Systems (BBVO 23. 2014) [73:562] 81-100.

1533. Weeden, Mark, State Correspondence in the Hittite World: Radner, K. (Hg.), State Correspondence in the Ancient World. From New Kingdom Egypt to the Roman Empire (Oxford Studies in Early Empires. 2014) [73:1191] 32-63.

1534. Weippert, Manfred, Götterwort in Menschenmund. Studien zur Prophetie in Assyrien, Israel und Juda (FRLANT 252). Göttingen/Bristol 2014. 304 S.: ZAW 126 (2014) 473 (A.C. Hagedorn).

1535. Weippert, Manfred, dElkunirša. Randbemerkungen zu UF 44 (2013) 201-216: UF 45 (2014) 537-541 [zu 72:853].

1536. Weiss, H. (Hg.), Seven Generations Since the Fall of Akkad (Studia Chaburensia 3. 2012) [71:1211]: JNES 73 (2014) 126-128 (M. Maiocchi); Syria 91 (2014) 462-464 (F. Braemer); WZKM 104 (2014) 288-291 (M. Altaweel).

1537. Werr, Lamia al-Gailani, Archaeology and Politics in Iraq: Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206] 15-30.

1538. Westenholz, Aage, A Third-Millennium Miscellany of Cuneiform Texts (CUSAS 26). Bethesda 2014. XVIII+237 S.+VI Taf.

1539. Westenholz, Joan Goodnick – Maurey, Yossi – Seroussi, Edwin (Hg.), Music in Antiquity. The Near East and the Mediterranean (Yuval. Studies of the Jewish Music Research Centre VIII). Berlin/Boston/Jerusalem 2014. XI+375 S.

1540. Westenholz, Joan Goodnick, The Ear and Its Wisdom: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 281-297.

1541. Wiesehöfer, Josef, »Alle Geschichte ... muß ihrer Betrachtungsweise und Tendenz nach notwendig universalistisch sein«. Eduard Meyers »Geschichte des Altertums« und die Universalhistorie: Hardtwig, Wolfgang


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1542. Wiesehöfer, J. – Rollinger, R. – Lanfranchi, G.B. (Hg.), Ktesia’s Welt (CleO 1. 2011) [70:1311]: JAOS 134 (2014) 166-168 (St.M. Burstein); cf. 71:1223.

1543. Wiesehöfer, Josef, »Geschichtslose Völker«: Johann Gustav Droysen und der Orient: Rebenich, Stefan – Wiemer, Hans-Ulrich (Hg.), Johann Gustav Droysen. Philosophie und Politik – Historien und Philologie (Campus Historische Studien 61). Frankfurt/New York 2012, 159-188.

1544. Wiesehöfer, Josef, Maximilian Duncker und der Alte Orient: Rollinger, R. – Schwinghammer, G. – Truschnegg, B. – Schnegg, K. (Hg.), Altertum und Gegenwart. 125 Jahre Alte Geschichte in Innsbruck (IBK NF 4. 2012) [73:1237] 351-375.

1545. Wiesehöfer, Josef, Parther und Sasaniden: Imperien zwischen Rom und China: Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Teil 1 (2014) [73:528] 449-478.

1546. Wiesehöfer, Josef, «Not a God, But a Person Apart». The Achaemenid King, the Divine and Persian Cult Practices: Gnoli, Tommaso – Muccioli, Federicomaria (Hg.), Divinazzione, culto del sovrano e apoteosi. Tra Antichità e Medioevo (Disci Dipartimento di Storia Culture Civiltà. Storia Antica 1). Bologna 2014, 29-35.

1547. Wiesehöfer, Josef, Griechenfreunde – Griechenfeinde: Zum Verhältnis der Arsakiden zu ihren griechischen Untertanen: Jacobs, B. (Hg.), »Parthische Kunst« – Kunst im Partherreich (2014) [73:674] 11-32.

1548. Wiesehöfer, Josef, Alfred von Gutschmid und Eberhard Schrader: eine Kontroverse: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 729-743.

1549. Wiggermann, Frans A.M., Sichtbare Mythologie: Die symbolische Landschaft Mesopotamiens: Zgoll, A. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Arbeit am Mythos. Leistung und Grenze des Mythos in Antike und Gegenwart (2013) [73:1611] 109-132.

1550. Wikander, Ola, Drought, Death, and the Sun in Ugarit and Ancient Israel. A Philological and Comparative Study (Coniectanea Biblica. Old Testament Series 61). Winona Lake 2014. XIX+318 S.

1551. Wilcke, Claus, Gesetze in sumerischer Sprache: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 455-616.

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1553. Wilhelm, Gernot, The ancient languages of the Near East: Gouws, Rufus H. – Heid, Ulrich – Schweickard, Wolfgang – Wiegand, Herbert Ernst (Hg.), Dictionaries. An International Encyclopaedia of Lexicography. Supplementary Volume: Recent Developments with Focus on Electronic and Computational Lexicography. Berlin 2013, 612-618.

1554. Wilhelm, Gernot – Süel, Aygül, The Hittite Hurrian Offering Ritual for Tašmišarri Or. 97/1: KASKAL 10 (2013) 149-168.

1555. Wilhelm, Gernot, Texte aus den Grabungen 2002-2013 und Texte aus dem Bezirk des Großen Tempels XIII (KBo 62). Berlin 2014. XV+23 S.

1556. Williams, Michael, Basics of Ancient Ugaritic. A Concise Grammar, Workbook, and Lexicon. Grand Rapids 2012. 143 S.

1557. Wilson, Mark, Education in the Earliest Schools. Cuneiform Manuscripts in the Cotsen Collection. Los Angeles 2008. X+282 S.

1558. Wilson-Wright, Aren, The Word for ‘One’ in Proto-Semitic: JSS 59 (2014) 1-13.

1559. Winitzer, Abraham, Assyriology and Jewish Studies in Tel Aviv: Ezekiel among the Babylonian literati: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 163-216.

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1561. Winter, Engelbert (Hg.), Kult und Herrschaft am Euphrat (Asia Minor Studien 73 = Dolichener und Kommagenische Forschungen VI). Bonn 2014. XI+397 S.+60 Taf.+28 FarbTaf.+1 Karte+3 Pläne.

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1563. Winter, I.J., On Art in the Ancient Near East, Vol. II: From the Third Millennium B.C.E. (CHANE 34.2. 2010) [69:1401]: OLZ 109 (2014) 301-302 (J.-W. Meyer); cf. 70:1327.


1564. Winter, Irene J., Le banquet royal assyrien: mise en œuvre de la rhétorique de l’abondance: Grandjean, C. – Hugoniot, Ch. – Lion, B. (Hg.), Le banquet et du monarque dans le monde antique (Collection «Tables des hommes». 2013) [73:573] 287-309.

1565. Wittenberg, Hartmut, Groundwater Use in the Hittite Capital Hattuša 1600 BC: Ohlig, Christoph – Tsuk, Tsvika (Hg.), Cura Aquarum in Israel II: Water In Antiquity. In Memory of Mr. Yehuda Peleg, Prof. Ehud Netzer, Dr. David Amit. Proceedings of the 15th International Conference on the History of Water Management and Hydraulic Engeneering in the Mediterranean Region, Israel 14-20 October 2012 (Schriften der Deutschen Wasserhistorischen Gesellschaft [DwhG] e.V. 21). Siegburg 2014, 139-147.

1566. Wittke, A.-M., Mušker und Phryger. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte Anatoliens vom 12. bis zum 7. Jh. v. Chr. (TAVO Beihefte, Reihe B [Geisteswissenschaften] Nr. 99. 2004) [63:1344]: WZKM 104 (2014) 291-294 (M. Luciani); cf. 65:1302; 66:1271; 71:1235.

1567. Wittke, Anne-Maria, Überlegungen zur Lage von Pteria: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 745-765.

1568. Worthington, M., Principles of Akkadian Textual Criticism (Studies in Ancient Eastern Records 1. 2012) [71:1241]: JNES 73 (2014) 140-144 (J. Wende).

1569. Woudhuizen, Fred C., The Amathus Bilingual Inscription: Fs Freu (2013) [73:477] 193-199.

1570. Woudhuizen, Fred C., Note on the Royal House of Yamkhad and its Sekundogenitur at Alalakh during the Later Stage of the Middle Bronze Age: NABU 2014/18; Note on the Various Names of the Cilician Plain in the Late Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Sources: NABU 2014/69; Note on the Second Column in Line 2 of the Luwian Hieroglyphic Inscription on the Stele Çalapverdi 3: NABU 2014/89.

1571. Wu Xin, ‘O Young Man … Make Known of What Kind You Are’: Warfare, History, and Elite Ideology of the Achaemenid Persian Empire: IrAnt 49 (2014) 209-299.

1572. Wu Yuhong, Some Cuneiform Tablets in Jerusalem: JAC 29 (2014) 23-30.

1573. Wunsch, Cornelia – Magdalene, F. Rachel, A Slave is not Supposed to Wear such a Garment!: KASKAL 9 (2012) 99-120.

1574. Wunsch, Cornelia, Babylonische Familiennamen: Krebernik, M. – Neumann, H. (Hg.), Babylonien und seine Nachbarn in neu- und spätbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 369. 2014) [73:770] 289-314.

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1575. Wunsch, Cornelia – Magdalene, F. Rachel, Freedom and Dependency: Neo-Babylonian Manumission Documents with Oblation and Service Obligation: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 337-346.

1576. Wunsch, Cornelia, Double Family Names in Neo-Babylonian Records: The Case of the Ēṭiru and Ṭābiḫu Families and Their Butchers’ Prebends: Gs Vargyas (2014) [73:1461] 751-787.

1577. [Fs Xella], Loretz, O. – Ribichini, S. – Watson, W.G.E. – Zamora, J.Á. (Hg.), Ritual, Religion and Reason. Studies in the Ancient World in Honour of Paolo Xella (AOAT 404. 2013) [72:1453]: Syria 91 (2014) 483-484 (C. Gómez Bellard).

1578. Xella, Paolo, Dieux et cultes en Syro-Palestine. Idéologies «religieuses» entre Ugarit et le monde phénicien: UF 45 (2014) 525-535.

1579. Xiaoli O., Monetary Role of Silver and Its Administration in Mesopotamia during the Ur III Period (c. 2112-2004 BCE) (BPOA 11. 2013) [72:1454]: WZKM 104 (2014) 205-232 (Rezensionsartikel von E.L. Cripps).

1580. Yablonsky, Leonid – Balachvancev, Arčil, Frühe Nomaden des südlichen Uralvorlandes anhand archäologischer Daten und narrativer Quellen: Treister, M. – Yablonsky, L. (Hg.), Vlijanija achemenidskoj kul’tury v južnom Priural’e (V-III vv. do n.ė. 1 / Einflüsse der achämenidischen Kultur im südlichen Uralvorland (5. – 3. Jh. v. Chr.). 1 (Ancient Toreutics and Jewellery in Eastern Europe 5. 2013) [73:1434] 22-34.

1581. Yakubovich, Ilya, The Luwian Deity Kwanza: Fs Petrosyan (2014) [73:1134] 282-297.

1582. Yakubovich, Ilya, From Lower Land to Cappadocia: Fs Stolper (2014) [73:1391] 347-352.

1583. Yamada, Masamichi, The zukru Festival and Its Preparatory Rituals in Emar VI 373. Their Schedule, Procedures and Gods: Orient 46 (2011) 141-160.

1584. Yamada, Masamichi, The Chronology of the Emar Texts Reassessed: Orient 48 (2013) 125-156.

1585. Yamada, Masamichi, The Royal and Urban Authorities in Emar: A Diachronic Analysis of Their Relations: al-Rāfidān XXXV (2014) 73-108.

1586. Yamada, Masamichi, Emar VI 205: A Proposal for Avoidance of Debt-slavery: NABU 2014/90; RE 39: On the Transfer of the Right to the Silver by Three amīlūtus: NABU 2014/91; AT 91 (AtmB 33.1): Marriage vs. Matrimonial Adoption: NABU 2014/92.


1587. Yamada, Masamichi, The Broken Staffs: Disinheritance in Emar in the Light of the Laws of Ḫammurabi § 169 and the Nuzi Texts: Orient 49 (2014) 171-185.

1588. Yamada, Shigeo, Inscriptions of Tiglath-pileser III: Chronographic-Literary Styles and the King’s Portrait: Orient 49 (2014) 31-50.

1589. Yamayoshi, Tomohisa, Von der Auslösung zur Erlösung. Studien zur Wurzel PDY im Alten Orient und im Alten Testament (WMANT 134). Neukirchen-Vluyn 2013. XIII+399 S.: ZAW 126 (2014) 161 (W. Bührer).

1590. Yener, K. Aslıhan – Dinçol, Belkıs – Peker, Hasan, Prince Tuthaliya and Princess Ašnuhepa: NABU 2014/88.

1591. Yoffee, Norman, Conclusing Remarks: Kanesh, the City: Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62] 213-217.

1592. Yoffee, Norman, The Age of Opportunity: Social and Political Transitions in Mid-Second Millennium BC Mesopotamia: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Brisch, N. – Eidem, J. (Hg.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space. The Emergence of the Mittani State (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 17. 2014) [73:224] 259-264.

1593. Yoffee, Norman, Rites of Marriage, Divorce, and Adoption in Old Babylonian Mesopotamia: Mouton, A. – Patrier, J. (Hg.), Life, Death, and Coming of Age in Antiquity: Individual Rites of Passage in the Ancient Near East and Adjacent Regions (PIHANS CXXIV. 2014) [73:1003] 61-72.

1594. Yogev, Jonathan – Yona, Shamir, A Poetic Letter: The Ugaritic Tablet RS 16.265: SEL 31 (2014) 51-58.

1595. Yogev, Jonathan – Yona, Shamir, Epigraphic Notes on KTU 6.1: UF 45 (2014) 313-317.

1596. Yoshida, Kazuhiko, Hittite ḫu-it-ti-it-ti: Taracha, P. – Kapełuś, M. (Hg.), Proceedings of the Eighth International Congress of Hittitology (2014) [73:1412] 1034-1041.

1597. Younger, K. Lawson, “War and Peace” in the Origins of the Arameans: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 861-874.

1598. Younger, K. Lawson, The Scripts of North Syria in the Early First Millennium: The Inscriptions of Yariri (KARKAMIŠ A15b) Once Again: Transeuphratène 46 (2014) 169-183.

1599. Zadok, Ran, Judeans in Babylonia – Updating the Dossier: Gabbay, U. – Secunda, Sh. (Hg.), Encounters by the Rivers of Babylon. Scholarly

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Conversations Between Jews, Iranians and Babylonians in Antiquity (Texts and Studies in Ancient Judaism 160. 2014) [73:494] 109-129.

1600. Zadok, Ran, Hīt in Sūhu: KASKAL 11 (2014) 1-22.

1601. Zadok, Ran, On Population Groups in the Documents from the Time of the First Sealand Dynasty: Tel Aviv 41 (2014) 222-237.

1602. Zand, Kamran V., What happened to Zuzu, King of Akšak?: CDLN 2014:011 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdln/php/single.php?id=38].

1603. Zarins, Juris, with the assistence of Rick Hauser, The Domestication of Equidae in Third-Millennium BCE Mesopotamia (CUSAS 24). Bethesda 2014. X+409 S.

1604. Zawadzki, Stefan, “If you have sheep, you have all you need”. Sheep Husbandry and Wool in the Economy of the Neo-Babylonian Ebabbar Temple at Sippar: Breniquet, C. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Wool Economy in the Ancient Near East and the Aegean (Ancient Textiles Series 17. 2014) [73:189] 428-452.

1605. Zawadzki, Stefan, Depicting Hostile Rulers in the Neo-Assyrian Royal Inscriptions: Fs Lanfranchi (2014) [73:796] 767-778.

1606. Zawadzki, Stefan, Nabonidus and Sippar: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 875-884.

1607. Zawadzki, Stefan, Tappaššar and Her Relations with Iddin-Nabû, the Adopted Son of Her Husband in the Light of a New Document: RAI 55 (2014) [73:1197] 573-590.

1608. Zehnder, Th., Die hethitischen Frauennamen. Katalog und Interpretation (DBH 29. 2010) [69:1447]: OLZ 109 (2014) 196-199 (J.G. Dercksen); cf. 70:1357; 71:1263; 72:1469.

1609. Zeilfelder, Susanne, Probleme des hethitischen Nominativs: split-ergativity und Casus commemorativus: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 199-210.

1610. Zemánek, Petr – Vavroušek, Petr – Čech, Pavel – Bičovský, Jan – Rychtařík, Marek, Jazyky starého Orientu [Die Sprachen des Alten Orients]. Praha 2010. 276 S.

1611. Zgoll, Annette – Kratz, Reinhard G. (Hg.), unter Mitarbeit von Kerstin Maiwald. Arbeit am Mythos. Leistung und Grenze des Mythos in Antike und Gegenwart. Tübingen 2013. X+341 S.


1612. Zgoll, Annette, Fundamente des Lebens. Vom Potential altorientalischer Mythen: Zgoll, A. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Arbeit am Mythos. Leistung und Grenze des Mythos in Antike und Gegenwart (2013) [73:1611] 79-107.

1613. Zgoll, Annette, Der Sonnengott als Transporteur von Seelen (Psychopompos) und Dingen zwischen den Welten im antiken Mesopotamien. Mit einem Einblick in den konzeptuellen Hintergrund des taklimtu-Rituals: Fs Krecher (2014) [73:773] 617-633.

1614. Zgoll, Annette, Dreams as Gods and Gods as Dreams. Dream-Realities in Ancient Mesopotamia from the 3rd to the 1st Millennium B.C.: Fs/2 Sjöberg (2014) [73:1353] 299-313.

1615. Zgoll, Christian, From Wild Beeing to Human to Friend. Reflections on Anthropology in the Gilgamesh Epic and in Homer’s Odyssey: KASKAL 9 (2012) 137-155.

1616. Ziegler, Nele – Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24). Gladbeck 2014. 354 S.

1617. Ziegler, Nele – Reculeau, Hervé, The Sutean Nomads in the Mari Period: Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4. 2014) [73:997] 209-226.

1618. Ziegler, Nele, Kriege und ihre Folgen. Frauenschicksale anhand der Archive aus Mari: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 885-907.

1619. Ziegler, Nele, Akkade à l’époque paléo-babylonienne: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 177-190.

1620. Ziegler, Nele, Le «cœur du pays» libbi mâtim: Ziegler, N. – Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. (Hg.), Entre les fleuves – II. D’Aššur à Mari et au-delà (BBVO 24. 2014) [73:1616] 273-289.

1621. Ziegler, Sabine, Die Ordnung als Gewebe: Kann eine andere etymologische Erklärung für heth. ḫandai-zi „(durch Semantik) festgestellt werden“?: Fs Nowicki (2014) [73:1069] 211-215.

1622. Ziffer, Irit, The Akadian Seals in the Hahn-Voss Collection: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 45-74 und 543-556.

1623. Ziffer, Irit, Die Siegel aus der Sammlung des Franziskanerklosters Flagellatio in Jerusalem heute: Bleibtreu, E. – Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Edith Porada zum 100. Geburtstag. A Centenary Volume (OBO 268. 2014) [73:149] 121-123.

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1624. Zimmer-Vorhaus, Caroline, Hittite Temples: Palaces of the Gods: Genz, H. – Mielke, D.P. (Hg.), Insights into Hittite History and Archaeology (Colloquia Antiqua. Supplements to the Journal ANCIENT WEST & EAST 2. 2011) [73:536] 195-218.

1625. Zimmermann, Klaus, Griechen und Barbaren. Die Einflüsse hellenistischen Kulturtransfers auf ein klassisches griechisches Denk- und Identifikationsmuster: Hoffmann, F. – Schmidt, K.St. (Hg.), Orient und Okzident in hellenistischer Zeit (2014) [73:640] 277-292.

1626. Zólyomi, Gábor, Copular Clauses and Focus Marking in Sumerian. Warsaw/Berlin 2014. 200 S.

1627. Zólyomi, Gábor, Some remarks on the “oblique object” in Jagersma’s Descriptive Sumerian Grammar: NABU 2014/02.

1628. Zólyomi, Gábor, The Competition Between the Enclitics –/’a/ and –/e/ in Sumerian: RAI 52 (2014) [73:1196] 909-919.

1629. Zucconi, Laura Marie, Can No Physician Be Found? The Influence of Religion on Medical Pluralism in Ancient Egypt, Mesopotamia and Israel (GSANE 6). Piscataway 2013. X+159 S.


Index nominum supplementaris

A Abrahami, Ph.: 871 Achenbach, R.: 740, 741, 742 Ahrens, A.: 916, 1309, 1444 Akar, S.: 1060 Akkermans, P.M.M.G.: 942 Alparslan, M.: 351, 630 Altaweel, M.: 606, 1536 Ambos, C.: 412 Andersson, J.: 656 Andrason, A.: 1516 Andrássy, P.: 1499 Arnold, B.T.: 578 Aufrère, S.H.: 477 Avetisyan, H.: 631 B Bagg, A.M.: 318 Balachvancev, A.: 1580 Balke, Th.E.: 33, 1185 Barjamovic, G.: 62, 63 Barstad, H.M.: 304, 564 Bauer, J.: 793, 1107 Bauks, M.: 646, 1310 Bawanypeck, D.: 630 Beal, R.H.: 1246 Becking, B.: 81, 1135 Beckman, G.: 27, 570, 648, 740, 741, 742 Belmonte, J.A.: 561 Benzel, K.: 664 Berlejung, A.: 77 Bernbeck, R.: 739, 942 Bernholz, P.: 1457 Bertoldi, F.: 975 Beyer, D.: 217 Bhayro, S.: 830 Bichler, R.: 1236 Bičovský, J.: 1610 Bilgin, T.: 1309 Bloch, F.: 103 Bobokhyan, A.: 1134 Böck, B.: 1058, 1301 Boer, R. de: 1252

Böhm, S.: 751 Bohnenkämper, L.: 1235 Bons, E.: 1034 Boucharlat, R.: 29 Boutin, A.T.: 1178 Braemer, F.: 1536 Bretschneider, J.: 683 Briquel-Chatonnet, F.: 179 Brisch, N.: 224 Brosch, C.: 1069 Brown, K.: 5 Bryce, T.B.: 124 Budka, J.: 1499 Bührer, W.: 1589 Bürki, M.: 372 Burstein, St.M.: 1542 Butterlin, P.: 1176 C Calvet, Y.: 916 Campbell, D.R.M.: 565, 1223 Cancik-Kirschbaum, E.: 628, 1616 Cavigneaux, A.: 217 Čech, P.: 1045, 1610 Chalendar, V.: 532 Chambon, G.: 226 Charpin, D.: 330, 380, 887, 1252, 1318, 1388 Chiodi, S.M.: 1136 Ch’ng, E.: 531 Christiansen, B.: 483, 484, 485 Cline, E.: 124 Cohen, E.: 1516 Cohen, Y.: 1346 Collins, T.: 531 Collon, D.: 550 Cook, P.M.: 643 Coqueugniot, G.: 410 Coriat, J.-P.: 1143 Corti, C.: 1121 Coşar, M.: 1102 Cotter, D.: 59 Cotticelli-Kurras, P.: 483, 484, 485 Coussement, S.: 334

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Crawford, H.: 940 Criaud, H.: 290 Cripps, E.L.: 1579 Csabai, Z.: 1461 D Dan, R.: 885 Daverman, B.: 1129 Dearman, J.A.: 1447 Degrève, A.: 815 Dercksen, J.G.: 1608 Dietrich, J.: 133 Dietrich, M.: 861 Dijk, R.M. van: 186 Dinçol, B.: 346, 347, 348, 349, 1590 Dittmann, R.: 1196 Djabellaoui, M.: 1223 Driesch, A. von den: 361 Droß-Krüpe, K.: 515, 965 Durand, J.-M.: 1 Düring, B.S.: 942 Dusinberre, E.R.M.: 71 E Edelman, D.: 415 Ego, B.: 133 Eidem, J.: 224 Engels, D.: 167 Englund, R.K.: 1366 Erickson, N.L.: 578 Ersoy, A.: 13 Esztári, R.: 79 F Fabbro, R. del: 405 Fairbain, A.: 62, 63 Faist, B.: 245 Faivre, X.: 870 Feldman, M.H.: 206, 628 Feller, B.: 1210 Fick, S.: 528 Fink, S.: 1033 Finkel, I.: 1207 Fiori, R.: 1143 Fisseler, D.: 223 Flynn, Sh.W.: 1429 Foster, B.R.: 1056, 1376 Fox, N.S.: 59

Frame, G.: 1366 Francfort, H.-P.: 893 Frantz-Szabó, G.: 927 Freydank, H.: 1184 Frotscher, M.: 484, 485 Fuchs, A.: 81 G Gabbay, U.: 1334, 1366 Gadotti, A.: 748 Galter, H.D.: 1323 Garcia-Ventura, A.: 958 Garrison, M.B.: 29, 984, 1001 Gaspa, S.: 796, 1210 Gaß, E.: 504 Gawlikowski, M.: 140, 141, 142 Geller, M.J.: 480, 1105 George, A.R.: 1204 Gertz, J.C.: 134, 564, 713, 1388 Gestoso Singer, G.: 1351 Gilan, A.: 483, 484, 485, 1346 Gilboa, A.: 504 Giorgieri, M.: 484, 485 Girardi, F.: 148 Girelli, V.A.: 148 Giusfredi, F.: 483, 484, 485 Gnoli, T.: 314, 1546 Gökce, B.: 241, 242 Gómez Bellard, C.: 1577 Gonzáles García, A.C.: 129 Goren, Y.: 933 Gouws, R.H.: 1553 Grabowski, J.: 270 Graff, S.B.: 51 Graul, J.: 1026 Greco, A.: 21, 796 Greco, Ch.: 48 Greenstein, E.L.: 1108 Grekyan, Y.: 1134 Groddek, D.: 447, 483, 484, 485 Groß, M.: 523 Gufler, B.: 1235 Guinan, A.: 824 Guss-Kosicka, M.: 560 Gysembergh, V.: 529, 612, 621, 791, 927 Gzella, H.: 134, 839


H Haayer, G.: 1531 Hackl, J.: 584 Hagedorn, A.C.: 612, 1429, 1534 Hagenbuchner-Dresel, A.: 483, 484, 485 Hallebeek, J.: 1143 Hallo, W.W.: 164 Hämeen-Antilla, J.: 1060 Hardtwig, W.: 1541 Hartz, C.: 1358 Hase, Th.: 1026 Hasselbach, R.: 654 Hauser, R.: 1603 Hawkins, J.D.: 347, 348, 630 Hazenbos, J.: 483, 484, 485 Head, R.: 449 Heeßel, N.P.: 529 Heinhold-Krahmer, S.: 446 Helmer, D.: 1482 Henares, A. de: 400 Henkelman, W.F.M.: 1391 Herking, Ch.: 361 Herles, M.: 216 Herrenschmidt, C.: 183 Hess, C.W.: 280 Hollis, S.T.: 601 Horowitz, W.: 646, 933, 1310, 1523 Huffmon, H.B.: 1388 Hugoniot, Ch.: 573 Huot, J.-L.: 893 Hutter, M.: 271, 447, 1168 Hutter-Braunsar, S.: 665 I Imhausen, A.: 114 Invernizzi, A.: 846 Işık, K.: 241, 242 Israel, F.: 179 J Jakob, St.: 1216 Jamme, Ch.: 771 Jans, G.: 192 Jaques, M.: 238 Jericke, D.: 606 Johnston, J.: 601 Jones, Ch.E.: 1391

Jong, M.J. de: 1031 Jong, T. de: 661 Jursa, M.: 85, 574, 598, 1366 Justel, J.-J.: 400, 1223 K Kahn, D.: 504 Kammenhuber, A.: 481, 482, 483 Kammerzell, F.: 1499 Kapełuś, M.: 1412 Keel, O.: 751 Keetman, J.: 180 Kelder, J.M.: 94 Khosravi, Sh.: 20 Kleinerman, A.: 1107 Klengel, H.: 1346 Kloekhorst, A.: 483, 484, 485 Koch, C.: 715, 740, 741, 742, 1031 Koch, H.: 56, 597 Koch, U.S.: 927 Kogan, L.: 279 Kolb, F.: 921 Koliński, R.: 140, 141, 142 König, G.: 836 Koslova, N.: 773, 1128 Kosyan, A.: 1134 Kouwenberg, N.J.C.: 280 Kozuh, M.: 672, 1391 Kratz, R.G.: 1611 Kreppner, F.J.: 492 Kryszat, G.: 1010 Kühn, S.: 775 Kühne, H.: 492 Kulakoğlu, F.: 62, 63 Kuzuoğlu, R.: 119 L Lafont, B.: 1089 Lämmerhirt, K.: 921 Lanfranchi, G.: 1542 Lang, M.: 665, 1235 Lange, A.: 646, 1310 Lange, S.: 1223 Langlois, M.: 370 Lapérouse, J.-F. de: 53, 1366 Lapp, N.: 415 Lassen, A.W.: 806 Ławecka, D.: 140, 141, 142

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Lawrence, P.J.N.: 740, 741, 742 Lecompte, C.: 23, 218, 275, 656, 715, 844 Leichty, E.V.: 1366 Lenzi, A.: 41 Lerberghe, K. van: 193, 1486 Levine, B.A.: 632 Lion, B.: 325, 573 Lipiński, E.: 654 Llop-Raduà, J.: 539, 1104 Löhnert, A.: 715 Lorenz, J.: 763 Loretz, O.: 1577 Luciani, M.: 1006, 1566 Luukko, M.: 851, 1164 M MacDonald, N.: 5 Madreiter, I.: 1235 Maeir, A.M.: 504 Magdalene, F.R.: 1573, 1575 Maiocchi, M.: 1536 Maiwald, K.: 1611 Al-Maqdissi, M.: 179, 217, 916, 917, 1089 Marchetti, N.: 348, 887 Margueron, J.-C.: 217 Markina, E.: 990 Marquardt, H.: 447 Marquardt, K.: 1560 Márquez Rowe, I.: 183, 1082 Marti, L.: 850 Martin, L.: 170 Martino, St. De: 1283 Marx, D.: 830 Masetti-Rouault, M.G.: 1253 Matney, T.: 874 Matthiae, P.: 1089 Matuschek, St.: 771 Maurey, Y.: 1539 May, N.N.: 61, 869 Mayer, W.R.: 41, 891 Mazoyer, M.: 67, 477, 1071 Melville, S.C.: 6 Messerschmidt, W.: 156, 1236 Messina, V.: 384, 1158 Metzger, E.: 1143 Metzler, K.A.: 713

Meyer, J.-W.: 1562, 1563 Michel, C.: 189, 190, 573 Michel, P.M.: 1259 Mielke, D.P.: 536, 537 Miller, J.M.: 483, 484, 485, 630, 715, 895, 1346, 1411 Millet Albà, A.: 838 Milone, M.E.: 990 Monkhouse, W.: 601 Monroe, M.W.: 872, 874 Montero Fenollós, J.-L.: 893 Moore, M.S.: 1408, 1511 Morandi Bonacossi, D.: 796 Morello, N.: 523 Morris, S.: 230 Mosshammer, A.A.: 1383 Mouton, A.: 48, 271, 416, 542, 618, 1222, 1489 Muccioli, F.: 314, 1546 Muller, B.: 217, 1257 Müller, G.G.W.: 223 Müller, M.: 276 Müller, Ph.: 1541 Müller-Karpe, V.: 1010 Murat, L.: 548, 902 N Nadali, D.: 392 Neef, K.: 1026 Neef, R.: 361 Negri Scafa, P.: 915 Neumann, G.: 770, 1196, 1353 Neumann, H.: 770, 1196 Neumann, R.: 1123 Niehr, H.: 1140 Nielsen, J.P.: 699, 1408 Nokso-Koivisto, I.: 1060 Novotny, J.: 576, 1262 Nuffelen, P. van: 167 O Odzuck, St.: 484, 485 Oettinger, N.: 921 Ohlig, Ch.: 83, 1565 Ohlshausen, E.: 187, 752 Olmo Lete, G. del: 559 Orlamünde, J.: 864 Oshima, T.: 933


Otto, A.: 715 Ozulu, İ.M.: 1219 P Pallavidini, M.: 483, 484, 485 Panayotov, St.V.: 571, 891 Panitschek, 36. Pardee, D.: 617, 1438 Pasquali, J.: 46 Pasternak, R.: 361 Pat-El, N.: 595, 654 Patrier, J.: 1003 Paulus, S.: 1196, 1426 Payne, A.: 1069 Pearce, L.E.: 801 Peker, H.: 347, 348, 349, 892, 1590 Pernicka, E.: 1140 Peut, L.E. van de: 1091 Peyronel, L.: 57 Pezzoli-Olgiati, D: 535 Piller, Ch.K.: 473 Piquette, K.: 601 Pirngruber, R.: 585 Pittl, S.: 528 Poetto, M.: 215 Pomponio, F.: 10, 33 Ponchia, S.: 796 Postgate, J.N.: 1210, 1279 Prechel, D.: 1259, 1274 Prosecký, J.: 1092, 1164 Proust, Ch.: 971 Pruzsinszky, R.: 1222 Q Quack, J.F.: 133, 774, 822 R Raaflaub, K.A.: 650, 959, 1243 Racic, Y.: 1366 Raja, R.: 488, 489 Rakic, Y.: 51 Rebenich, St.: 1543 Reculeau, H.: 1617 Rehm, E.: 672 Reiterer, F.V.: 597, 1437 Renette, St.: 1181 Rezania, K.: 655, 666 Ribichini, S.: 1577

Richardson, S.: 709 Ridder, J.J. de: 1516 Rigo, M.: 408 Rivaroli, M.: 228 Rizza, A.: 483, 484, 485 Roaf, M.: 715 Robker, J.M.: 1079, 1510 Roche-Hawley, C.: 618 Rohde, J.: 492 Rollinger, R.: 528, 602, 672, 796, 1542 Römer, Th.: 370, 372 Römer, W.H.Ph.: 793 Ronan, M: 534 Roszkowska-Mutschler, H.: 483, 484, 485 Rothman, M.S.: 1175 Rutherford, I.: 1002 Rychtařik, M.: 1610 S Sagona, A.: 216 Sakal, F.: 400 Saliola, F.: 35 Sallaberger, W.: 483, 484, 485, 715, 865 Salvini, M.: 39, 885 Sanmartín, J.: 1438 Saporetti, C.: 915 Sassmannshausen, L.: 1353 Sauer, V.: 187, 752 Sauvage, C.: 66 Savel’ev, Y.: 1128 Schachner, A.: 775 Schaudig, H.: 616 Scheidel, W.: 94 Schermaier, M.: 1143 Scheucher, T.: 483, 485 Schmidl, M.: 598 Schmidt, K.St.: 640 Schmitt, A.: 102 Schnegg, K.: 1237, 1238 Schneider, H.: 778 Schrakamp, I.: 484, 485, 855, 857 Schröder, St.: 921 Schuster-Brandis, A.: 1196 Schwanitz, W.G.: 614 Schwartz, G.M.: 1176

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Schweickard, W.: 1553 Schwiderski, D.: 1438 Schwinghammer, G.: 602, 1237 Searight, A.: 984 Secunda, Sh.: 494 Seeher, J.: 1038 Sefati, Y.: 745 Seroussi, E.: 1539 Shipp, R.M.: 978 Sigrist, M.: 1366 Simkó, K.: 79 Simon, Z.: 1347, 1458 Simonyan, L.: 639 Sołtysiak, A.: 140, 141, 142 Spek, R.J. van der: 672, 1366 Speksnijder, S.: 573 Spreafico, G.: 57 Stadel, Ch.: 559 Steele, J.M.: 1523 Steible, H.: 772, 1373 Stein, P.: 560 Steinert, U.: 158, 928, 929 Steymans, H.U.: 149 Stockhusen, M.: 529, 1009 Stökl, J.: 304, 827 Stol, M.: 140, 141, 142, 397, 467, 621, 864, 1185, 1489 Stolper, M.W.: 1366 Streck, M.P.: 60, 134, 468, 791 Suchard, B.D.: 653, 1108 Süel, A.: 548, 902, 1554 Sultan, A.: 784 Svärd, S.: 1060 T Tabatabai, S.: 847 Tait, J.: 601 Tarasewicz, R.: 1276 Taş, İ.: 7, 856 Tavernier, J.: 670 Taylor, J.: 101 Teffeteller, A.: 124, 862 Testen, D.: 765 Thomas, A.: 906 Ticca, S.: 915 Tienne, R.: 573 Tischler, J.: 481, 482, 638 Todd, J.M.: 248

Tombuş, F.E.: 1102, 1219 Törek, L.: 1462 Torres-Rouff, Ch.: 1129 Torri, G.: 568, 1121 Tost, S.: 1151 Truschnegg, B.: 1236, 1237 Tsuk, T.: 83, 1565 Tsumoto, H.: 1333 U Ueberschaer, F.: 1079, 1510 V Vaubel, R.: 1457 Vavroušek, P.: 1610 Veltzke, V.: 307, 1425 Verderame, L.: 1022 Vernant, J.-P.: 183 Viaggio, S.: 915 Viano, M.: 338 Vidal, J.: 917, 1018, 1020 Visicato, G.: 302 Vita, J.-P.: 400, 549, 918, 1108, 1526 Vizirova, E.: 773 Voigt, R.: 559 Voisin, J.-F.: 382 Voogt, A. de: 774, 822 Vos, A. De: 621 W Wagensonner, K.: 598, 706, 1214 Wagner, A.: 1008 Wagner, Th.: 1079, 1509 Wainer, Z.M.: 1031 Wallenfels, R.: 1366 Walton, J.H.: 578 Warburton, D.A.: 1488 Wartke, R.-B.: 907 Wasserman, N.: 1393 Watson, W.G.E.: 939, 1577 Weeden, M.: 1224 Wegner, I.: 1270 Weichert, F.: 223 Weiershäuser, F.: 370 Wende, J.: 1568 Weszeli, M.: 682 Wicke, D.: 874


Wiegand, H.E.: 1553 Wiemer, H.-U.: 1543 Wienholz, H.: 1032 Wiggermann, F.: 239 Willing, M.: 778 Winkelmann, S.: 384 Winter, P.: 270 Wissa, M.: 247, 698 Wissing, A.: 1140 Woods, Ch.: 1391 Woolley, S.: 531 Worthington, M.: 601, 1061 Wossink, A.: 942 Woudhuizen, F.C.: 1002 Wyatt, N.: 939, 1524, 1528 Wynańska, Z.: 140, 141, 142 X Xella, P.: 390

Y Yablonsky, L.: 1434 Yakubovich, I.: 1002, 1187 Yamada, Sh.: 1252, 1408 Yiğit, T.: 1101 Yıldiz, F.: 772 Yılmaz, M.A.: 720 Yona, Sh.: 32, 1594, 1595 Z Zamora, J.Á.: 1577 Zernecke, A.E.: 304 Zgoll, A.: 535 Ziegler, N.: 256, 378 Zimmermann, J.: 1026 Zinko-Ofitsch, M.: 483, 484, 485 Zólyomi, G.: 773, 1231 Zorman, M.: 271 Zwickel, W.: 170, 1013, 1089, 1140

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Index systematicus

1. Allgemeines - Bibliographien: 150, 308, 400, 636, 697, 934, 1037 - Enzyklopädien, Sammelwerke, Einführungen, Kataloge, Atlanten: 2, 29, 51, 62,

94, 149, 170, 206, 217, 266, 304, 438, 447, 488, 504, 536, 562, 564, 601, 628, 709, 916, 917, 940, 997, 1002, 1008, 1018, 1045, 1089, 1168, 1176, 1178, 1181, 1191, 1208, 1209, 1347, 1357, 1434, 1508, 1536, 1560, 1561, 1562, 1563

- Forschungsberichte, Wissenschafts- und Rezeptionsgeschichte, Würdigungen, Autobiographien: 34, 35, 103, 149, 151, 152, 170, 226, 251, 254, 269, 270, 288, 306, 307, 357, 360, 363, 364, 365, 366, 368, 404, 447, 531, 537, 547, 552, 570, 614, 615, 738, 739, 778, 865, 866, 896, 901, 908, 1013, 1014, 1026, 1032, 1036, 1123, 1136, 1145, 1217, 1237, 1238, 1266, 1288, 1354, 1420, 1423, 1424, 1425, 1469, 1477, 1478, 1515, 1537, 1541, 1543, 1544, 1548, 1559

- Nachrufe: 179, 861, 1038, 1462 - Festschriften, Gedenkschriften: 149, 216, 477, 578, 654, 770, 773, 796, 942,

1069, 1134, 1346, 1353, 1391, 1461, 1577 - Kongreßbände, Kolloquien, Symposien (s. auch unter Sammelwerke): 85, 114,

133, 134, 140, 141, 142, 171, 189, 224, 334, 338, 370, 372, 402, 410, 427, 494, 528, 535, 573, 640, 665, 672, 715, 815, 921, 928, 1003, 1033, 1140, 1196, 1197, 1216, 1235, 1236, 1237, 1238, 1412, 1539, 1542, 1611, 1616

2. Sprachen (Grammatik, Lexikon, Schrift, lexikalische Texte) - Allgemein, Sprachwissenschaft (Semitistik, Indogermanistik): 279, 297, 321,

462, 486, 559, 560, 595, 596, 605, 607, 608, 609, 610, 759, 822, 839, 977, 1008, 1187, 1278, 1422, 1437, 1553, 1558, 1610

- Schrift(geschichte)/Tontafeln: 38, 180, 221, 223, 226, 265, 337, 338, 562, 571, 602, 626, 774, 999, 1047, 1287, 1468, 1598

- Sumerisch: 65, 111, 239, 411, 465, 466, 577, 681, 714, 718, 719, 723, 726, 727, 728, 774, 853, 889, 1410, 1470, 1503, 1552, 1626, 1627, 1628

- Akkadisch: 46, 60, 194, 276, 280, 281, 382, 496, 584, 673, 728, 758, 760, 774, 802, 854, 978, 1009, 1065, 1100, 1127, 1202, 1308, 1394, 1428, 1516, 1518, 1526, 1568

- [Eblaitisch]/Sprachen in Ebla: 1111, 1138 - Hethitisch, Luwisch, Palaisch, Hattisch: 169, 199, 200, 201, 202, 203, 204, 222,

223, 328, 464, 481, 482, 483, 484, 485, 513, 514, 553, 558, 567, 582, 638, 648, 756, 757, 785, 790, 813, 831, 886, 936, 946, 947, 1087, 1112, 1124, 1174, 1188, 1189, 1224, 1226, 1324, 1331, 1332, 1339, 1381, 1430, 1458, 1459, 1493, 1531, 1532, 1596, 1608, 1609, 1621

- Hurritisch, Urartäisch: 322, 462, 463, 723, 1222, 1270, 1339 - Ugaritisch: 178, 549, 644, 653, 734, 937, 982, 1083, 1084, 1085, 1360, 1438,

1556 - Protoelamisch, Elamisch: 315, 673 - Altpersisch: 11, 670, 673, 1293, 1295


3. Texteditionen und -bearbeitungen, Textkommentare, Joins, Archive (s. auch

unter 5. Literatur, literarische Texte) a) Sumerische und akkadische Texte - Archaisch und präsargonisch: 91, 92, 112, 263, 302, 539, 726, 727, 772, 1086,

1147, 1244, 1316, 1373, 1538, 1602 - Ebla, Tell Beydar: 146, 147, 173, 192 - Altakkadisch: 100, 302, 728, 990, 1221, 1297, 1538 - Neusumerisch Lagaš und Ur III: 10, 21, 22, 23, 33, 37, 420, 449, 450, 539, 686,

786, 788, 789, 840, 958, 974, 991, 1043, 1126, 1128, 1137, 1203, 1296, 1334, 1366, 1572

- Altbabylonisch (einschl. Alalaḫ, Mari): 1, 46, 64, 166, 237, 250, 252, 253, 259, 290, 380, 381, 394, 451, 453, 539, 590, 599, 663, 945, 1126, 1162, 1218, 1247, 1248, 1252, 1334, 1365, 1486

- Altassyrisch: 62, 63, 119, 776, 804, 805, 964, 1100, 1409 - Mittelbabylonisch (einschl. Alalaḫ, Amarna, Emar, Ugarit): 96, 97, 102, 124,

127, 128, 148, 707, 732, 890, 891, 1015, 1016, 1115, 1223, 1329, 1583, 1586 - Mittelassyrisch: 225, 227, 428, 467, 478, 479, 851, 881, 1104, 1133, 1184, 1210,

1265, 1502 - Arrapḫa, Nuzi: 3, 428 - Neuassyrisch: 188, 278, 362, 396, 397, 398, 403, 442, 467, 469, 472, 576, 662,

869, 872, 1066, 1068, 1206, 1234, 1262, 1290, 1408, 1421, 1588 - Neu/Spätbabylonisch: 73, 311, 320, 393, 414, 438, 439, 440, 598, 640, 682, 692,

705, 768, 906, 909, 1076, 1126, 1205, 1228, 1328, 1345, 1366, 1444, 1607 b) Hethitische und luwische Texte: 12, 124, 156, 215, 347, 348, 507, 513, 541,

548, 568, 581, 583, 633, 717, 833, 856, 892, 895, 902, 914, 979, 1041, 1125, 1225, 1246, 1304, 1338, 1341, 1342, 1364, 1386, 1417, 1489, 1555

c) Ugaritische Texte: 32, 177, 178, 343, 549, 693, 832, 939, 1081, 1082, 1524, 1527, 1528, 1594, 1595

d) Hurritische Texte: 17, 1398 e) Urartäische Texte: 213, 639 f) Elamische Texte: 195, 768 g) Altpersische Inschriften: 669, 673, 676, 677 h) Siegel(inschriften): 54, 56, 93, 108, 238, 262, 315, 346, 349, 351, 356, 387, 418,

421, 445, 519, 520, 550, 630, 683, 751, 807, 984, 996, 1012, 1062, 1086, 1155, 1156, 1199, 1215, 1249, 1284, 1382, 1384, 1433, 1560, 1622, 1623

4. Geschichte, historische Topographie, überregionale Beziehungen, Gesellschafts-

struktur, Politik, Verwaltung, Militär, Wirtschaft, Alltagsleben - Allgemein, Gesamtdarstellungen, Einführungen, Chronologie: 52, 59, 66, 77, 78,

83, 94, 110, 113, 132, 133, 157, 171, 182, 183, 185, 187, 189, 190, 191, 214, 230, 266, 267, 274, 301, 391, 448, 468, 504, 521, 522, 528, 551, 574, 575, 603, 606, 628, 671, 684, 700, 749, 779, 795, 803, 838, 846, 847, 848, 867, 868, 870, 873, 894, 921, 922, 928, 930, 938, 940, 943, 954, 957, 959, 975, 998, 1006, 1018, 1020, 1024, 1045, 1046, 1055, 1056, 1088, 1090, 1114, 1148, 1159, 1160, 1170, 1171, 1175, 1190, 1194, 1216, 1220, 1235, 1257, 1258, 1286, 1357, 1376, 1377, 1379, 1385, 1403, 1445, 1450, 1451, 1453, 1457, 1482, 1488, 1513, 1592, 1597, 1600, 1601, 1603

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- Urbanisation, Staatsentstehung: 130, 131, 262, 263, 264, 355, 656, 819, 820, 821, 893, 928, 929, 1090, 1404

- Sumerische Stadtstaaten: 25, 36, 72, 131, 656, 811, 818, 819, 887, 1019, 1185, 1268, 1269, 1298, 1313, 1315, 1316

- Ebla, Tell Beydar, Ḫābūr-Gebiet (3. Jt. v. Chr.): 43, 45, 57, 143, 144, 145, 146, 147, 173, 192, 352, 354, 924, 925, 976, 1139, 1200, 1201, 1254

- Altakkadische Zeit: 36, 460, 461, 656, 728, 1035, 1177, 1268, 1362 - II. Dynastie von Lagaš und Ur III-Zeit: 24, 210, 303, 316, 515, 516, 517, 518,

604, 620, 652, 656, 729, 841, 842, 843, 863, 958, 1035, 1107, 1163, 1268, 1439, 1440, 1472, 1492, 1579

- Altbabylonische Zeit, Mari, Amurriter: 47, 98, 166, 174, 218, 247, 249, 252, 253, 256, 257, 258, 260, 261, 275, 289, 298, 336, 374, 377, 378, 452, 572, 586, 587, 588, 589, 590, 591, 656, 679, 712, 722, 809, 880, 962, 970, 973, 1035, 1039, 1040, 1073, 1149, 1211, 1255, 1281, 1318, 1344, 1397, 1405, 1435, 1436, 1487, 1617, 1618, 1619, 1620

- Altassyrischer Staat, assyrische Handelsniederlassungen in Kleinasien: 99, 154, 335, 336, 395, 634, 736, 761, 783, 806, 808, 823, 961, 962, 963, 965, 966, 1103, 1392, 1397, 1433, 1464, 1465, 1466, 1591

- Kassiten, Amarna: 18, 101, 102, 196, 273, 383, 415, 762, 1115, 1116, 1118, 1119, 1157, 1280, 1426

- Emar: 127, 128, 245, 283, 333, 371, 375, 422, 423, 708, 967, 969, 1583, 1584, 1585, 1587

- Mittani, Arrapḫa, Nuzi, Hurriter: 3, 97, 172, 325, 326, 344, 903, 993, 995, 1099, 1120, 1302

- Ugarit: 193, 236, 343, 344, 812, 916, 917, 918, 919, 922, 1049, 1053, 1479, 1481 - Mittelassyrischer Staat: 95, 155, 207, 225, 227, 234, 409, 834, 852, 1133, 1271,

1279 - Hethitisches Reich, Staaten in Kleinasien: 7, 18, 19, 44, 48, 49, 117, 120, 126,

211, 268, 272, 285, 317, 359, 361, 367, 379, 446, 456, 457, 458, 459, 507, 508, 511, 527, 536, 538, 542, 543, 566, 569, 624, 627, 667, 716, 750, 752, 753, 754, 755, 775, 777, 825, 855, 857, 858, 884, 972, 980, 1002, 1004, 1005, 1010, 1011, 1080, 1101, 1113, 1122, 1213, 1283, 1299, 1300, 1309, 1326, 1333, 1336, 1337, 1340, 1343, 1348, 1350, 1351, 1352, 1415, 1449, 1533, 1565, 1566, 1567, 1590

- Neuassyrisches Reich: 6, 9, 16, 42, 49, 55, 61, 76, 77, 78, 81, 104, 105, 106, 107, 138, 162, 208, 277, 287, 305, 312, 339, 340, 341, 367, 369, 388, 405, 406, 407, 408, 409, 436, 471, 491, 492, 509, 512, 523, 524, 525, 526, 585, 641, 643, 662, 709, 710, 711, 730, 731, 864, 874, 885, 899, 905, 913, 923, 926, 949, 950, 951, 960, 1021, 1022, 1030, 1044, 1057, 1067, 1074, 1150, 1166, 1167, 1179, 1180, 1182, 1192, 1193, 1195, 1221, 1229, 1253, 1308, 1330, 1448, 1454, 1456, 1471, 1476, 1483, 1484, 1519, 1520, 1564, 1605

- Urartu: 39, 175, 241, 242, 579, 631, 720, 1272, 1294 - Neubabylonisches Reich, Achämeniden, Hellenismus in Babylonien: 86, 87, 88,

89, 121, 122, 134, 153, 167, 220, 295, 296, 310, 313, 314, 318, 319, 320, 350, 384, 386, 490, 616, 640, 645, 657, 674, 675, 690, 691, 698, 699, 701, 702, 703, 704, 706, 725, 733, 743, 767, 794, 801, 826, 829, 871, 876, 941, 960, 986, 992, 1077, 1078, 1151, 1152, 1153, 1154, 1229, 1241, 1242, 1275, 1276, 1368,


1369, 1370, 1375, 1395, 1396, 1432, 1456, 1494, 1495, 1496, 1497, 1498, 1547, 1574, 1576, 1599, 1604, 1606, 1607, 1625

- Syrien, Libanon, Palästina: 28, 40, 81, 82, 84, 123, 134, 135, 212, 268, 305, 344, 367, 385, 406, 415, 444, 446, 505, 506, 510, 554, 709, 710, 784, 994, 995, 997, 1000, 1051, 1063, 1089, 1261, 1427, 1442, 1443, 1447, 1480

- Iran (Elam, Meder, Achämeniden): 20, 29, 30, 56, 71, 90, 123, 184, 229, 232, 284, 379, 385, 655, 672, 676, 678, 752, 781, 782, 836, 837, 843, 953, 960, 1001, 1158, 1161, 1181, 1183 , 1207, 1212, 1236, 1239, 1241, 1243, 1294, 1323, 1371, 1374, 1380, 1431, 1434, 1446, 1498, 1521, 1522, 1545, 1546, 1571, 1580

5. Literatur, literarische Texte - Allgemein, Anthologien: 58, 115, 248, 291, 342, 370, 441, 502, 545, 601, 612,

613, 769, 771, 799, 862, 883, 952, 1061, 1064, 1075, 1135, 1311, 1321, 1363, 1406, 1437, 1452, 1363, 1475, 1510, 1611, 1612

- Sumerisch: 8, 26, 54, 65, 69, 160, 240, 243, 282, 330, 493, 499, 501, 503, 680, 685, 696, 724, 744, 745, 747, 748, 764, 793, 800, 889, 987, 988, 1029, 1130, 1131, 1132, 1273, 1314, 1407, 1455, 1460

- Akkadisch: 41, 159, 168, 219, 437, 474, 497, 500, 540, 544, 557, 611, 625, 629, 688, 713, 791, 800, 810, 1027, 1028, 1029, 1091, 1092, 1093, 1164, 1165, 1204, 1245, 1256, 1267, 1305, 1317, 1319, 1393, 1407, 1478, 1485, 1615

- Hethitisch: 14, 15, 70, 74, 75, 116, 125, 137, 233, 286, 293, 416, 565, 668, 935, 1042, 1071, 1554 - Hurritisch: 74, 75, 345, 565, 904, 1554 - Ugarit: 900, 1059, 1108 6. Religion, Pantheon, Königsideologie, Kult, Mythologie, Magie, Mantik: 4, 5,

15, 31, 44, 50, 68, 74, 111, 121, 125, 128, 133, 139, 161, 165, 167, 176, 186, 198, 213, 219, 228, 248, 294, 299, 304, 324, 329, 331, 343, 350, 389, 392, 412, 416, 417, 426, 427, 429, 430, 431, 434, 435, 455, 488, 489, 507, 508, 535, 543, 555, 556, 564, 565, 566, 592, 597, 618, 621, 622, 623, 632, 635, 652, 665, 666, 667, 668, 715, 720, 735, 780, 792, 797, 798, 810, 816, 817, 827, 830, 836, 837, 850, 877, 898, 911, 912, 920, 927, 944, 956, 967, 969, 989, 994, 1003, 1004, 1005, 1031, 1048, 1050, 1058, 1070, 1071, 1072, 1081, 1082, 1094, 1095, 1127, 1168, 1169, 1172, 1176, 1185, 1259, 1260, 1264, 1291, 1292, 1301, 1303, 1305, 1322, 1335, 1355, 1356, 1358, 1367, 1376, 1378, 1388, 1389, 1401, 1402, 1411, 1413, 1414, 1429, 1441, 1467, 1473, 1490, 1501, 1508, 1509, 1511, 1512, 1517, 1534, 1549, 1550, 1578, 1581, 1613, 1614, 1624

7. Recht, Rechtstexte, Staatsverträge: 27, 40, 127, 136, 166, 248, 252, 260, 271,

309, 327, 332, 333, 334, 396, 397, 399, 401, 410, 422, 423, 424, 590, 592, 637, 642, 689, 693, 707, 708, 725, 736, 740, 741, 742, 763, 789, 809, 833, 859, 879, 945, 1034, 1077, 1079, 1104, 1115, 1117, 1141, 1142, 1143, 1144, 1145, 1146, 1166, 1250, 1251, 1274, 1275, 1277, 1282, 1349, 1365, 1369, 1386, 1387, 1405, 1491, 1514, 1520, 1551, 1573, 1575, 1576, 1586, 1587, 1593, 1607

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8. Wissenschaft, Technik, Musik - Allgemein, Gelehrtentradition: 114, 116, 117, 164, 205, 390, 433, 443, 470, 494,

495, 497, 563, 649, 650, 694, 828, 849, 850, 860, 897, 1033, 1232, 1249, 1310, 1474, 1531, 1557

- Mathematik: 22, 23, 209, 244, 245, 246, 480, 534, 651, 948, 972, 1096 - Astronomie: 129, 132, 292, 426, 430, 431, 432, 476, 529, 533, 561, 646, 647,

660, 661, 985, 1097, 1233, 1372, 1383, 1523, 1529 - Medizin: 79, 80, 158, 160, 532, 533, 622, 695, 910, 1106, 1110, 1286, 1306,

1307, 1390, 1530, 1629 - Metallurgie, Produktions-, Bewässerungs- und Bautechniken, Technologie: 46,

53, 83, 187, 235, 241, 419, 454, 600, 743, 823, 1054, 1186, 1333 - Musik: 118, 197, 236, 498, 737, 738, 787, 983, 1325, 1539

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