Keilschriftbibliographie · 2018. 7. 6. · BIBLIOGRAPHIAE Keilschriftbibliographie.74 2015 (Mit Nachträgen aus früheren Jahren) Hans Neumann Die vorliegende Folge 74 der KeiBi

BIBLIOGRAPHIAE

Keilschriftbibliographie.74

2015 (Mit Nachträgen aus früheren Jahren)

Hans Neumann

Die vorliegende Folge 74 der KeiBi umfaßt die Publikationen des Jahres 2015 (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 Altorien-talische Philologie und Vorderasiatische Altertumskunde, Rosenstraße 9, D-48143 Münster. e-mail: [email protected]

A b k ü r z u n g e n

AAMO = Acta Antiqua Mediterranea et Orientalia (Münster); ÄAT = Ägyten und Altes Testament (Münster); AbB = Altbabylonische Briefe in Umschrift und Übersetzung (Leiden/Boston); ADOG = Abhandlungen der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft ([Saarwellingen]; Wiesbaden); AfO = Archiv für Orientforschung (Wien); AMD = Ancient Magic and Divination (Leiden/Boston/Köln); ANES = Ancient Near Eastern Studies (Louvain/Paris/Sterling); AnOr = Analecta Orientalia (Roma); 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); ARCANE = Associated Regional Chronologies for the Ancient Near East and the Eastern Mediterranean (Turnhout); ARG = Archiv für Religionsgeschichte (Boston/Berlin); AThANT = Abhand-lungen zur Theologie des Alten und Neuen Testaments (Zürich); AuOr = Aula Orientalis. Revista de estudios del Próximo Oriente Antiguo (Barcelona); AVO = Altertumskunde des Vorderen Orients (Münster); 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); 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); BZAR = Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für Altorientalische und Biblische Rechtsgeschichte (Wiesbaden); BZAW = Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche Wissenschaft (Berlin/New York).

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); CSMSJ = The Canadian Society for Mesopotamian Studies. Journal (Toronto); CTMMA = Cuneiform Texts in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York/Tournhout); 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);

ELO = Elementa Linguarum Orientis ([Münster]; Wiesbaden). FARG = Forschungen zur Anthropologie und Religionsgeschichte (Münster);

FAT = Forschungen zum Alten Testament (Tübingen); FRLANT = Forschungen zur Religion und Literatur des Alten und Neuen Testaments (Göttingen).

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); HES = Heidelberger Emesal-Studien (Wiesbaden); HSAO = Heidelberger Studien zum Alten Orient (Heidelberg); HSK = Handbücher zur Sprach- und Kommunikationswissenschaft (Berlin/New York); H-Soz-u-Kult = Humanities – Sozial- und Kulturgeschichte (Berlin).

ICAANE = International Congress on the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East; IEJ = Israel Exploration Journal (Jerusalem); IHAMNE = The Intellectual Heritage of the Ancient and Mediaeval Near East (Münster); IrAnt = Iranica Antiqua (Ghent); ISCANEE = International Scholars Conference on Ancient Near Eastern Economies ([Bethesda]; Dresden); IstForsch = Istanbuler Forschungen (Tübingen); 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); JEOL = Jaarbericht van het Voorazia-tisch-Egyptisch Genootschap Ex Oriente Lux (Leiden); 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

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Languages (Matieland); JSOT = Journal for the Study of the Old Testament (Book List) Thousand Oaks);

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).

MARG = Mitteilungen für Anthropologie und Religionsgeschichte (Münster); MC = Mesopotamian Civilizations (Winona Lake); MDOG = Mitteilungen der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft (Berlin).

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

OBO = Orbis Biblicus et Orientalis (Fribourg [CH]/Göttingen); OIS = Oriental Institute Seminars (Chicago); OLA = Orientalia Lovaniensia Analecta (Leuven/ Paris/[Sterlin]/Dudley); OLZ = Orientalistische Literaturzeitung (Berlin); Or = Orientalia (Roma); ORA = Orientalische Religionen in der Antike (Tübingen); OrSuec = Orientalia Suecana (Uppsala).

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); PIPOAC = Publications de l’Institut du Proche-Orient Ancien du Collège de France (Leuven/Paris/Bristol); PLO.NS = Porta Linguarum Orientalium. Neue Serie (Wiesbaden).

RA = Revue d’Assyriologie et d’Archéologie Orientale (Paris); RAI = Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale; RB = Revue Biblique (Paris); RINAP = The Royal Inscriptions of the Neo-Assyrian Period (Winona Lake); RSO (NS) = Rivista degli Studi Orientali (Nuova Serie) (Roma).

SAAB = State Archives of Assyria. Bulletin (Padova); SAACT = State Archives of Assyria. Cuneiform Texts (Helsinki); SAAS = State Archives of Assyria Studies (Helsinki); SAMD = Studies in Ancient Magic and Divination (Leiden/Boston); SANER = Studies in Ancient Near Eastern Records (Boston/Berlin); SBL = Society of Biblical Literature (Atlanta); SCCNH = Studies on the Civilization and Culture of Nuzi and the Hurrians ([Winona Lake]; Bethesda); SILO = Subsidia et Instrumenta Linguarum Orientis (Wiesbaden); SMEA NS = Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici Nuova Serie (Roma); StAT = Studien zu den Assur-Texten ([Saarbrücken]; Wiesbaden); StBoT = Studien zu den Boğazköy-Texten (Wiesbaden); STMAC = Science, Technology, and Medicine in Ancient Cultures (Boston/Berlin/München); StMes = Studia Mesopotamica. Jahrbuch für altorienta-lische Geschichte und Kultur (Münster); SVAr = Schriften zur Vorderasiatischen Archäologie (Wiesbaden).

THeth = Texte der Hethiter (Heidelberg); ThLZ = Theologische Literaturzeitung (Berlin); TMH = Texte und Materialien der Frau Professor Hilprecht Collection of Babylonian Antiquities im Eigentum der Friedrich Schiller-Universität Jena (Wiesbaden); TUAT.NF = Texte aus der Umwelt des Alten Testaments. Neue Folge (Gütersloh).

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

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VFMOS = Vorderasiatische Forschungen der Max Freiherr von Oppenheim-Stiftung (Wiesbaden); VT = Vetus Testamentum (Leiden/Boston/Köln).

WO = Die Welt des Orients (Göttingen); WVDOG = Wissenschaftliche Veröffentlichung der Deutschen Orient-Gesellschaft ([Saarbrücken; Saarwellingen]; Wiesbaden).

YOS = Yale Oriental Series. Babylonian Texts (New Haven/London). ZA = Zeitschrift für Assyriologie und Vorderasiatische Archäologie (Berlin/

Boston); ZAR = Zeitschrift für Altorientalische und Biblische Rechtsgeschichte (Wiesbaden); ZÄS = Zeitschrift für Ägyptische Sprache und Altertumskunde (Berlin/Boston); ZAW = Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft (Berlin/New York); ZDMG = Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft (Wiesbaden); ZOrA = Zeitschrift für Orient-Archäologie (Tübingen); ZSSR = Zeitschrift der Savigny-Stiftung für Rechtsgeschichte, romanistische Abteilung (Wien/Köln/Graz).

B i b l i o g r a p h i e 1. Abraham, Kathleen, Negotiating Marriage in Multicultural Babylonia: An

Example from the Judean Community in Āl-Yāhūdu: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 33-57.

2. Abrahami, Ph. – Lion, B. (Hg.), The Nuzi Workshop at the 55th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale (July 2009, Paris) (SCCNH 19. 2012) [71:5]: JAOS 135 (2015) 603-606 (M.P. Maidman).

3. Abrahami, Philippe, ŠE.BA = šibai/a à Nuzi: NABU 2015/45.

4. Abusch, T. – Schwemer, D., Corpus of Mesopotamian Anti-Witchcraft Rituals I (AMD 8/1. 2011) [70:5]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 154 (J. Stökl); OLZ 110 (2015) 100-103 (C. Ambos); cf. 72:3.

5. Abusch, Tzvi – West, Emily, The Tale of the Wild Man and the Courtesan in India and Mesopotamia: The Seductions of Ṛśyaśṛnga in the Mahābhārata and Enkidu in the Epic of Gilgamesh: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 69-109.

6. Abusch, Tzvi, The Anti-witchcraft Series Maqlû. A Student Edition and Selected Commentary (SAACT XI). Helsinki 2015. XL+213 S.

7. Abusch, Tzvi, Male and Female in the Epic of Gilgamesh. Encounters, Literary History, and Interpretation. Winona Lake 2015. IX+236 S.


8. Abusch, Tzvi, The Witchcraft Series Maqlû (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 37). Atlanta 2015. XIV+201 S.

9. Adalı, S.F., The Scourge of God. The Umman-manda and its Significance in the First Millennium BC (SAAS XX. 2011) [70:7]: AfO 53 (2015) 158 (M. Liverani); JSOT 36/5 (2012) 154 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 71:13; 72:5; 73:6.

10. Adam, K.-P. – Avemarie, F. – Wazana, N. (Hg.), Law and Narrative in the Bible and in Neighbouring Ancient Cultures (FAT 54. 2012) [71:14]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 157-158 (B.S. Jackson); cf. 72:7.

11. D’Agostino, Anacleto, The Rise and Consolidation of Assyrian Control on the Northwestern Territories: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 33-43.

12. Akkermans, Peter M.M.G. – Wiggermann, Frans A.M., West of Aššur: The Life and Times of the Middle Assyrian Dunnu at Tell Sabi Abyad, Syria: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 89-123.

13. Akurgal, Ekrem, Herausgegeben von Brigitte Freyer-Schauenburg und Erika Simon, Aus dem Türkischen übersetzt von Wolfgang Riemann, Erinnerungen eines Archäologen. Einige bedeutende Kapitel aus der Kulturgeschichte der Republik Türkei (Peleus. Studien zur Archäologie und Geschichte Griechenlands und Zyperns 57). Ruhpolding/Wiesbaden 2013. 162 S.+XXX Taf.: AW 3/2015, 90 (Ü. Yalçin).

14. Alaura, Silvia, Figullas und Hroznýs Arbeit an den Boğazköy-Tafeln im Kaiserlich-Ottomanischen Museum in Konstantinopel 1914: MDOG 147 (2015) 25-69.

15. Alaura, Silvia, Anatomy of a Speech: Rhetorical Strategies in the Hittite “Instructions for Priests and Temple Personnel” (CTH 264): SMEA NS 1 (2015) 9-17.

16. Albenda, Pauline, The dogs of the North Palace: NABU 2015/48.

17. Alivernini, Sergio, Einige kurze Bemerkungen zu sieben mathematischen Texten in der Sammlung des Musée d’Art et d’Histoire in Genf: NABU 2015/83.

18. Allen, Spencer L., The Splintered Divine. A Study of Ištar, Baal, and Yahweh Divine Names and Divine Multiplicity in the Ancient Near East (SANER 5). Boston/Berlin/München 2015. XXI+457 S.

19. Alparslan, Metin – Schwemer, Daniel, Der mittelhethitische Brief EBo 68: IstMitt 65 (2015) 267-272.

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20. Altavilla, St. – Walker, C.B.F., Late Babylonian Seal Impressions on Tablets in the British Museum, Part 1: Sippar (NSAM 20. 2009) [68:20]: AfO 53 (2015) 159-160 (J. MacGinnis); cf. 69:27.

21. Álvarez-Mon, J. – Garrison, M.B. (Hg.), Elam and Persia (2011) [70:30]: Topoi 19 (2014) 735-740 (S. Gondet); WO 45 (2015) 285-289 (M. Hutter); cf. 72:31; 73:29.

22. Álvarez-Mon, Javier, Platforms of Exaltation. Elamite Sculptural Reliefs from the Highlands: Kūl-e Farah VI: Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 4), Hildesheim 2014, 1-50.

23. Ambos, Claus – Verderame, Lorenzo (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche. Proceedings of the conference, November 28-30, 2011, Roma (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2) Pisa/Roma 2013. 323 S.: Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2014.07.19 (G. Beckman).

24. Ambos, Claus, Mesopotamische Baurituale aus dem 1. Jahrtausend v. Chr. Nachträge und Verbesserungen: Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2. 2013) [74:23] 17-38.

25. Ambos, Claus, Rites of a Passage in Ancient Mesopotamia: Changing Status by Moving through: Bīt rimki and the Ritual of the Substitute King Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2. 2013) [74:23] 39-54.

26. Ambos, Claus, Ancient Near Eastern Royal Rituals: Religion Compass 8 (2014) 327-336.

27. Anastasi, A. – Pomponio, F., Neo-Sumerian Ĝirsu Texts of Various Content Kept in the British Museum (NSAM 18. 2009) [68:24]: AfO 53 (2015) 361-368 (T. Ozaki); cf. 73:33.

28. André-Salvini, B. (Hg.), La tour de Babylone. Études et recherches sur les monuments de Babylone (Documenta Asiana X. 2013) [72:45]: BO 72 (2015) 751-755 (St. Dalley).

29. D’Andrea, Marta – Vacca, Agnese, The Northern and Southern Levant during the Late Early Bronze Age: A Reappraisal of the “Syrian Connection”: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 43-73.


30. Annus, Amar – Sarv, Mari, The Ball Game Motif in the Gilgamesh Tradition and International Folklore: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 285-296.

31. Anthonioz, Stéphanie, Colère et repentir divins dans le déluge: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 297-312.

32. Arbøll, Troels Pank, A curious Ur III Tablet at the University of Copenhagen: Notes on the History of Pinches’ Collection and an Official named Abbagina: CDLN 2015:5 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

33. Archi, Alfonso, Ebla and Its Archives (SANER 7). Boston/Berlin 2015. XXIV+854 S.

34. Archi, Alfonso, The Tablets of the Throne Room of the Royal Palace G of Ebla: AfO 53 (2015) 9-18.

35. Archi, Alfonso, Remarks on Hittite Augur Rituals and Rituals from Arzawa: BO 72 (2015) 282-294 [Rezensionsartikel zu 64:94].

36. Archi, Alfonso, A Royal Seal from Ebla (17th cent. B.C.) with Hittite Hieroglyphic Symbols: Or 84 (2015) 18-28.

37. Archi, Alfonso, How the Anitta text reached Hattusa: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 1-13.

38. Archi, Alfonso, From Parents to Children: Ebla: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 511-516.

39. Archi, Alfonso, The Chronology of Ebla and Synchronisms with Abarsal, Tuttul, Nagar and Nabada, Mari, Kish: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 163-179.

40. Arkhipov, Ilya, Epistemic Modality and Related Issues in Old Babylonian: AfO 53 (2015) 57-66 [Rezensionsartikel zu 71:1196].

41. Arkhipov, Ilya – Loesov, Sergey, Notes on A.1289: NABU 2015/17.

42. Arkhipov, Ilya – Loesov, Sergey, Readings of LÚ in Old Babylonian Letters: RA 109 (2015) 29-44.

43. Arnaud, Daniel, Une cosmogonie lydienne en langue babylonienne: BM 74329: AuOr 33 (2015) 5-20.

44. Arnaud, Daniel, Note sur les panthéons (officiel et populaire) de Tello à l’époque paléo-babylonienne: AuOr 33 (2015) 201-207.

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45. Arp, Don, An Ur III Tablet in the Archives and Special Collections of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries: CDLN 2015:15 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

46. Asher-Greve, J.M. – Westenholz, J.G., Goddesses in Context. On Divine Powers, Roles, Relationships and Gender in Mesopotamian Textual and Visual Sources (OBO 259. 2013) [72:66]: CSMSJ 8 (2013) 22-23 (B.A. Power).

47. Asher-Greve, Julia, Adorno to Žižek or in Search of the ‘Essence of War’ in Ancient Mesopotamia: AfO 53 (2015) 73-85 [Rezensionsartikel zu 67:92].

48. The Assyrian Dictionary of the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago (CAD). Vol. 20: U and W (2010) [69:68]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 219-220 (W.G.E. Watson); cf. 71:46; 72:68; 73:60.

49. Aster, Sh.Z., The Unbeatable Light. Melammu and Its Biblical Parallels (AOAT 384. 2012) [71:47]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 150 (A.H.W. Curtis).

50. Aster, Shawn Zelig, Isaiah 19: The “Burden of Egypt” and the Neo-Assyrian Imperial Policy: JAOS 135 (2015) 453-470.

51. Aster, Shawn Zelig, An Assyrian bīt mardīte Near Tell Hadid?: JNES 74 (2015) 281-288.

52. Aster, Shawn Zelig, Administrative Texts, Royal Inscriptions and Neo-Assyrian Administration in the Southern Levant: The View from the Aphek-Gezer Region: Or 84 (2015) 292-308.

53. Aster, Shawn Zelig, Ezekiell’s Adaptation of Mesopotamian Melammu: WO 45 (2015) 10-21.

54. Ateshi, Nourida, 185 Jahre deutsche Archäologie im Kaukasus. Eine Epoche und doch drei verschiedene Fassungen der Geschichte: AW 1/2015, 40-48.

55. Atici, L. – Kulakoğlu, F. – Barjamovic, G. – Fairbairn, A. (Hg.), Current Research at Kültepe-Kanesh. An Interdisciplinary and Integrative Approach to Trade Networks, Internationalism, and Identity (JCS Supplemental Series 4. 2014) [73:62]: JNES 74 (2015) 351-354 (J. Cannon).

56. Attia, Annie, Traduction et commentaires des trois premières tablettes de la série IGI: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 25 (2015) 1-120.

57. Attia, Annie, On ne saurait songer à tout: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 26 (2015) 47-48.


58. [Fs Attinger], Mittermayer, C. – Ecklin, S. (Hg.), Altorientalische Studien zu Ehren von Pascal Attinger. mu-ni u4 ul-li2-a-aš ĝa2-ĝa2-de3 (OBO 256. 2012) [71:52]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 198 (L.L. Grabbe); ZAW 127 (2015) 351-352 (D. Prechel).

59. Attinger, Pascal, Bilgameš, Enkidu und die Unterwelt: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 24-37.

60. Attinger, Pascal, Innana und Ebiḫ: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 37-45.

61. Attinger, Pascal, Addenda et corrigenda à Attinger, Babel und Bibel 8 (2014) 11-82: NABU 2015/31 [zu 73:64].

62. Attinger, Pascal, La variation textuelle dans la littérature sumérienne d’époque paléobabylonienne: OLZ 110 (2015) 1-8 [Rezensionsartikel zu 71:253].

63. Attinger, Pascal. Une nouvelle édition de la Lamentation sur Ur: Or 84 (2015) 41-74 [Rezensionsartikel zu 73:1273].

64. Attinger, Pascal, Enki und Ninchursaĝa: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 5-20.

65. Attinger, Pascal, Gilgamesch, Enkidu und die Unterwelt: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 297-316.

66. Attinger, Pascal, Inannas Kampf und Sieg über Ebich: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 353-363.

67. Attinger, Pascal – Matuszak, Jana, Dumuzis Traum: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 399-414.

68. Ayali-Darshan, Noga, The Other Version of the Story of the Storm-god’s Combat with the Sea in the Light of Egyptian, Ugaritic, and Hurro-Hittite Texts: JANER 15 (2015) 20-51.

69. Ayali-Darshan, Noga, The Identification of Ḥmrq in Leiden Magical Papyrus I 343 + I 345 in Light of the Eblaite Texts: JNES 74 (2015) 87-89.

70. Ayali-Darshan, Noga, The Seventy Bulls Sacrificed at Sukkot (Num. 29:12-34) in the Light of a Ritual Text from Emar (Emar 6, 373): VT 65 (2015) 9-19.

71. Baaklini, Adonice-Ackad, Note sur un sceau-cylindre néo-assyrien de tell Rifaat: NABU 2015/49.

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72. Backer, Fabrice De, Une Armure Expérimentale du Premier Millénaire av. J.-C.: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 277-288.

73. Bácskay, András, Magical-medical prescriptions against fever: an edition of BM 42272: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 26 (2015) 1-32.

74. Badamchi, Hossein, Water Reservoir in Chogha Zanbil and its Epigraphic Evidence: Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 5), Hildesheim 2015, 1-5.

75. 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]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 57 (J. Stökl); cf. 72:87; 73:81.

76. Bahrani, Z., Rituals of War. The Body and Violence in Mesopotamia (2008) [67:92]: AfO 53 (2015) 73-85 (Rezensionsartikel von J. Asher-Greve); cf. 68:61.

77. Baker, H.D. (Hg.), The Prosopography of the Neo-Assyrian Empire. Vol. 3, Part II: Š-Z (Publications of the Foundation for Finnish Assyriological Research 4. 2011) [70:60]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 180 (L.L. Grabbe); JSS 60 (2015) 482-486 (S. Ponchia); cf. 71:69; 72:92.

78. Baker, H.D. – Jursa, M. (Hg.), Documentary Sources in Ancient Near Eastern and Greco-Roman Economic History. Methodology and Practice (2014) [73:85]: BO 72 (2015) 703-705 (J.P. Nielsen).

79. Baker, Heather D., Family Structure, Household Cycle, and the Social Use of Domestic Space in Urban Babylonia: Müller, M. (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches (OIS 10. 2015) [74:838] 371-407.

80. Baker, Heather D. – Groß, Melanie, Doing the King’s Work. Perceptions of Service in the Assyrian Royal Correspondence: Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 73-90.

81. Baker, Heather D., The Transmission of Offices, Professions, and Crafts within the Family in the Neo-Assyrian Period: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 587-596.

82. Balke, Thomas E., Die Zeichensequenz /ÁB.ŠÀ.GI/ in den altsumerischen Inschriften aus Ĝirsu / Lagas. Ein Fall orthographischer Verkomplizierung?: StMes 2 (2015) 1-15.


83. Ballentine, Debra Scoggins, The Conflict Myth and the Biblical Tradition. Oxford/New York 2015. XI+292 S.

84. Balza, Maria Elena – Mora, Clelia, Memory and the Tradition of the Hittite Empire in the post-Hittite Period: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 427-437.

85. Bang, P.F. – Scheidel, W. (Hg.), The Oxford Handbook of the State in the Ancient Near East and Mediterranean (2013) [72:99]: Klio 97 (2015) 293-295 (K.-J. Hölkeskamp); cf. 73:94.

86. Bányai, Michael, Die Chronologie der Zeit von Adad-šuma-uṣur: JA 303 (2015) 9-23.

87. Bányai, Michael, mit Kommentaren von Anke I. Blöbaum, Gerard Broekman, Karl Jansen-Winkeln, Claus Jurman, Dan’el Kahn, Angelika Lohwasser und Hans Neumann, Die Reihenfolge der kuschitischen Könige: Journal of Egyptian History 8 (2015) 115-180.

88. Barjamovic, Gojko, Contextualizing Tradition. Magic, Literacy and Domestic Life in Old Assyrian Kanesh: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 48-86.

89. Barjamovic, Gojko, Kültepe after Kaneš: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 233-242.

90. Barta, Heinz – Lang, Martin – Rollinger, Robert (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1). Wiesbaden 2015. XIII+240 S: ZAR 21 (2015) 327-331 (R. Achenbach).

91. Bartash, Vitali, E2-mi2 – ‘women’s quarters’: the earliest written evidence: Buccellati, F. – Helms, T. – Tamm, A. (Hg.), House and Household Economies in 3rd Millennium B.C.E. Syro-Mesopotamia (BAR International Series 2682. 2014) [74:175] 9-20.

92. Bartash, Vitali, On the Sumerian City UB-meki, the Alleged “Umma”: CDLB 2015:2 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2015/cdlb 2015_ 002.html].

93. Bartash, Vitali, Children in Institutional Households of Late Uruk Period Mesopotamia: ZA 105 (2015) 131-138.

94. Bartl, P.V., Die Ritzverzierungen auf den Relieforthostaten Assurnaṣirpals II. aus Kalḫu (BaF 25. 2014) [73:104]: Or 84 (2015) 166-169 (D. Nadali).

95. Basello, Gian Pietro, A Middle Elamite Inscribed Brick in the National Museum Oriental Art, Rome: Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.),

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96. Batmaz, Atilla, Votive Objects and their Storage Areas in Urartian Fortresses: ANES 52 (2015) 127-205.

97. Battini, Laura, Relecture de la plaquette IB 1956: les fonctions des plaquettes et l’échange entre productions populaire et officielle: AfO 53 (2015) 67-72.

98. Batto, B.F., In the Beginning. Essays on Creation Motifs in the Ancient Near East and the Bible (Siphrut. Literature and Theology of the Hebrew Scriptures 9. 2013) [72:116]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 152 (N. Wyatt).

99. Bauer, Anna – Görke, Susanne – Lorenz, Jürgen – Rieken, Elisabeth, Mythologische Texte in hethitischer Sprache: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 145-176.

100. Bauer, Josef, Die Grundausstattung eines Tempels: Or 84 (2015) 149-152.

101. Bauer, Josef, Als die Sonne noch nicht leuchtete: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 3-4.

102. Bauer, Josef, Enkis Reise nach Nippur: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 365-372.

103. Bawanypeck, D., Die Rituale der Auguren (THeth 25. 2005) [64:94]: BO 72 (2015) 282-294 (Rezensionsartikel von A. Archi); cf. 65:79; 66:96; 67:112; 68:71.

104. Beaulieu, Paul-Alain, Up for Grabs: Babylonian Kingship During the Iron Age: CSMSJ 8 (2013) 5-15.

105. Beaulieu, Paul-Alain, An Aramean (or Israelite) in the Service of the Crown Prince Amēl-Marduk: NABU 2015/105.

106. Beck, Susanne, Sāmānu. Ein vorderasiatischer Dämon in Ägypten (ÄAT 83). Münster 2015. IX+360 S.

107. Beck, Susanne, Sāmānu as a Human Disease: Le Journal des Médicines Cunéiformes 26 (2015) 33-46.

108. Becker, Uwe, Die Perser im Esra- und Nehemiabuch: ZAW 127 (2015) 607-627.


109. Beckman, G. – Bryce, T.B. – Cline, E., The Ahhiyawa Texts (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 28. 2011) [70:84]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 180-181 (A.R. Millard); cf. 72:121; 73:124.

110. Beckman, Gary, The Sea! The Sea! A Rite from the South of Anatolia (CTH 719): Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 15-29.

111. Benati, Giacomo, Re-modeling Political Economy in Early 3rd Millennium BC Mesopotamia: Patterns of Socio-Economic Organization in Archaic Ur (Tell al-Muqayyar, Iraq): CDLJ 2015:2 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdlj/2015/cdlj2015_002.html].

112. Benati, Giacomo, Changes Through Time: The Pit F Sequence at Ur Revisited: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 91-103.

113. Benzel, Kim, “What Goes In Is What Comes Out” – But What Was Already There? Divine Materials and Materiality in Ancient Mesopotamia: Pongratz-Leisten, B. – Sonik, K. (Hg.), The Materiality of Divine Agency (SANER 8. 2015) [74:978] 89-118.

114. Berlejung, A. (Hg.), Disaster and Relief Management / Katastrophen und ihre Bewältigung (FAT 81. 2012) [71:95]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 45-46 (J. Stökl); cf. 72:130.

115. 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]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 4-5 (St.D.E. Weeks); WO 45 (2015) 147-150 (E. Reuter); cf. 72:131; 73:133.

116. 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]: RB 121 (2014) 458 (J.-M. De Tarragon); cf. 73:134.

117. Berlejung, Angelika, Kleine Schriften mit großer Wirkung. Zum Gebrauch von Textamuletten in der Antike: Kehnel, Annette von – Panagiotopoulos, Diamantis (Hg.), Schriftträger – Textträger. Zur materialen Präsenz des Geschriebenen in frühen Gesellschaften (Materiale Textkulturen 6). Berlin/Boston 2014, 103-125.

118. Bernabé, Alberto, To Swear to Heaven and Earth, from Mesopotamia to Greece: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 125-134.

119. Bible Lands Museum Jerusalem. Führer durch die Sammlungen. Herausgegeben im Auftrag des Vereins der Deutschen Freunde des Bibel Lands Museum Jerusalem. Übersetzung aus dem Englischen von Ulf Jäger

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unter Mitwirkung von Max Kunze und Reuven Freund. Mainz/Ruhpolding 2014. 148 S.+1 Karte.

120. Biga, Maria Giovanna, The Geographical Scope of Ebla: Commerce and Wars. Some Remarks: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 181-190.

121. Binder, Anne-Birte, Von Susa nach Anšan – zu Datierung und Ursprung des Felsreliefs von Kūrāngūn: Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 3), Hildesheim 2013, 35-88.

122. Binder, Anne, Distribution and Dating of Glyptic Evidence from Early Bronze Age Tell Chuera: Buccellati, F. – Helms, T. – Tamm, A. (Hg.), House and Household Economies in 3rd Millennium B.C.E. Syro-Mesopotamia (BAR International Series 2682. 2014) [74:175] 27-34.

123. Bloch, Yigal, The Contribution of Babylonian Tablets in the Collection of David Sofer to the Chronology of the Revolts against Darius I: AoF 42 (2015) 1-14.

124. Bloch, Yigal – Horowitz, Wayne, Ura = ḫubullu XXII: The Standard Recension: JCS 67 (2015) 71- 125.

125. Blocher, Felix, Schild, Hütte, stirrup. Überlegungen zu einem mittelassyrischen Symbol: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 55-71.

126. Böck, B., The Healing Goddess Gula. Towards an Understanding of Ancient Babylonian Medicine (CHANE 67. 2014) [73:158]: AfO 53 (2015) 160-162 (M.J. Geller); BO 72 (2015) 106-110 (E. Zomer); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 133 (W.G.E. Watson); RA 109 (2015) 197-198 (D. Charpin).

127. Böck, Barbara, Shaping Texts and Text Genres: On the Drug Lore of Babylonian Practitioners of Medicine: AuOr 33 (2015) 21-37.

128. Böck, Barbara, Ancient Mesopotamian Religion: A Profile of the Healing Goddess: Religion Compass 9 (2015) 327-334.

129. Bock, U., „Von seiner Kindheit bis zum Erwachsenenalter“. Die Darstellung der Kindheit des Herrschers in mesopotamischen und kleinasiatischen Herrscherinschriften und literarischen Texten (AOAT 383. 2012) [71:119]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 181 (A.C. Hagedorn).

130. Boda, M.J. – Novotny, J. (Hg.), From the Foundations to the Crenellations. Essays on Temple Building in the Ancient Near East and the Hebrew Bible (AOAT 366. 2010) [69:137]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 181-182 (L.-S. Tiemeyer).


131. Bodi, Daniel, Les agents de la colère, de la grâce et du repentir divins en Ézéchiel 14, 12-23 et en Gilgameš XI, 181-198: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 71-87.

132. Bodi, Daniel, La courtisane comme agent d’acculturation «La Joyeuse» et Enkidu dans l’Épopée de Gilgameš et Raḥab et les éclaireurs hébreux dans Josué 2: JA 303 (2015) 205-214.

133. Bodi, Daniel, Traditional Claims of an Illustrious Ancestor in Craftmanship and in Wisdom: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 311-320.

134. Bodi, Daniel, The Double Current and the Tree of Healing in Ezekiel 47:1-12 in Light of Babylonian Iconography and Texts: WO 45 (2015) 22-37.

135. Boer, Rients de, Two New Royal Old Babylonian Letters: one from Apil-Sîn and one from Samsu-iluna: Or 84 (2015) 153-160.

136. Boivin, Odette, Kār-Šamaš as a south-western palace town of the Sealand I kingdom: NABU 2015/97.

137. Bojowald, Stefan, Eine neue Parallele zwischen der assyrisch-babylonischen und ägyptischen Kultur: Das Raufen der Haare als Zeichen für Wut / Ärger / Trauer oder andere Gefühle: BN 167 (2015) 131-140.

138. 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]: Syria 92 (2015) 429-444 (B. Lyonnet); cf. 73:170.

139. Bonechi, Marco, On seven Ebla fragments (MEE 3 27, 41, 42, 60; MEE 15 77, 79: NABU 2015/108.

140. Bordreuil, Étienne, Le déchiffrement des listes métrologiques en cunéiformes suméro-akkadiens de Ras Shamra-Ougarit: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 55-71.

141. Bordreuil, Pierre (1937-2013): Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] VII-VIII (M. Zink); cf. 72:167; 73:179.

142. Bordreuil, Pierre – Ernst-Pradal, Françoise – Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia – Rouillard-Bonraisin, Hedwige – Zink, Michael (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010: Commémoration du quatre-vingtième

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anniversaire du déchiffrement de l’alphabet cunéiforme de Ras Shamra-Ougarit. Colloque international tenu au Collège de France le jeudi 2 décembre 2010, et à l’Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres le vendredi 3 décembre 2010. Paris 2013. XII+368 S.: BO 72 (2015) 490-491 (M. Stol); JSOT 38/5 (2014) 154 (N. Wyatt); Syria 91 (2014) 471-472 (D. Pardee).

143. Bordreuil, Pierre – Hawley, Robert – Pardee, Dennis, Données nouvelles sur le déchiffrement de l’alphabet et sur les scribes d’Ougarit: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 319-332.

144. Bordreuil, Pierre – Cluzan, Sophie, La redécouverte de l’étiquette cunéiforme alphabétique du chef des Kashkites (PRU II 163 : CAT 6.3): Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 167-174.

145. Borger, Rykle (1929-2010): AfO 53 (2015) 487-491 (E. Frahm); cf. 70:122; 71:136.

146. Borrelli, Noemi, A Fragment of a Royal Building Inscription from the Kassite Period: NABU 2015/98.

147. Bosworth, David A., Ancient Prayers and the Psychology of Religion: Deities as Parental Figures: JBL 134 (2015) 681-700.

148. Botta, Alejandro F., Hated by the Gods and your Spouse: Legal Use of שנא in Elephantine and its Ancient Near Eastern Context: Hagedorn, A.C. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Law and Religion in the Eastern Mediterranean (2013) [74:463] 105-128.

149. Bramanti, Armando, A Jemdet Nasr Fragment in the Collections of the Oriental Institute of Chicago: CDLN 2015:4 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

150. Bramanti, Armando, The Cuneiform Stylus. Some Addenda: CDLN 2015:12 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

151. Bramanti, Armando, Rethinking the Writing Space: Anatomy of Some Early Dynastic Signs: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 31-47.

152. Brandes, Mark A. (1929-2011): AfO 53 (2015) 491-492 (G. Selz).

153. [Gs Brandes], Schmidt, Karin Stella, unter Mitarbeit von Karin Hornig, Gedenkschrift für Mark A. Brandes (1929-2011) (AOAT 423). Münster 2015. 282 S.


154. Brandes, Mark A., kommentiert von Karin Hornig, Brief mit Erinnerungen an das Tell-Halaf-Museum zu Berlin: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 41-51.

155. Braun-Holzinger, E.A. – Rehm, E., Orientalischer Import in Griechenland im frühen 1. Jahrtausend v. Chr. (AOAT 328. 2005) [64:139]: AfO 53 (2015) 404-406 (D. Collon); cf. 71:139.

156. Braun-Holzinger, E.A., Frühe Götterdarstellungen in Mesopotamien (OBO 261. 2013) [72:172]: OLZ 110 (2015) 295-296 (E. Klengel-Brandt); cf. 73:186.

157. Braun-Holzinger, Eva A., The lives of Sumerian Sculpture: Biography or fiction?: OLZ 110 (2015) 267-280 [Rezensionsartikel zu 71:311].

158. Brentjes, Burchard (1929-2012): AfO 53 (2015) 492-494 (H. Neumann).

159. Brereton, Gareth, Mortuary Rites, Economic Behavior and the Circulation of Goods in the Transition from Village to Urban Life in Early Mesopotamia: CAJ 25 (2015) 191-216.

160. Bretschneider, Joachim, Seals, Tablets and Bricks: Fine-tuning of Early Dynastic Chronology in Syria: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 33-49.

161. Breucker, Geert De, Heroes and Sinners: Babylonian Kings in Cuneiform Historiography of the Persian and Hellenistic Periods: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 75-94.

162. Breyer, F., Altakkadisches Elementarbuch (SILO 3. 2014) [73:194]: BSOAS 78 (2015) 378-380 (R. Hasselbach-Andee).

163. Brinkman, John A., Dating YBC 2242, the Kadašman-Ḫarbe I stone: NABU 2015/18; Dating the kudurru Ashmolean 1933.1101: NABU 2015/77.

164. Brisch, N.M., Tradition and the Poetics of Innovation. Sumerian Court Literature of the Larsa Dynasty (c. 2003-1763 BCE) (AOAT 339. 2007) [66:152]: JAC 30 (2015) 170-178 (Mei H.); cf. 67:177; 68:139; 72:181.

165. Brisch, Nicole, Of Gods and Kings: Divine Kingship in Ancient Mesopotamia: Religion Compass 7 (2013) 37-46.

166. Brisch, Nicole, Gelehrte Frauen im frühen Mesopotamien. Schrift- und Gelehrtentum als weibliche Domäne: AW 2/2015, 14-18.

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167. Brosius, Maria, The Importance of History and Tradition in the Claim to Achaemenid Kingship: CSMSJ 8 (2013) 17-20.

168. Brosius, Maria, From Fact to Fiction: Persian history and the book of Esther: Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 193-202.

169. Brown, B.A. – Feldman, M.H. (Hg.), Critical Approaches to Ancient Near Eastern Art (2014) [73:206]: OLZ 110 (2015) 105-108 (E. Klengel-Brandt).

170. Brunke, Hagan, Embedded Structures: Two Mesopotamian Examples: CDLB 2015:6 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2015/cdlb 2015_ 006.html].

171. Brusasco, Paolo, Interaction Between Texts and Social Space in Mesopotamian Houses: A Movement and Sensory Approach: Müller, M. (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches (OIS 10. 2015) [74:838] 117-149.

172. Bryce, T., The World of the Neo-Hittite Kingdoms. A Political and Military History (2012) [71:149]: ANES 52 (2015) 316-318 (P. Zimansky); JAOS 135 (2015) 177-179 (V.R. Herrmann); cf. 72:191.

173. Bryce, T., Ancient Syria. A Three Thousand Year History (2014) [73:212]: ANES 52 (2015) 318-322 (A. Jamieson).

174. Buccellati, G., «Quando in alto i cieli...» La spiritualità mesopotamica a confronto con quella biblica (Il paese delle quattro rive. Corpus Mesopotamico 4. 2012) [71:151]: JAOS 135 (2015) 884-886 (A. Gadotti).

175. Buccellati, Federico – Helms, Tobias – Tamm, Alexander (Hg.), House and Household Economies in 3rd Millennium B.C.E. Syro-Mesopotamia (BAR International Series 2682). Oxford 2014. IV+132 S.

176. Buccellati, Federico, Understanding Households – A Few Thoughts: Buccellati, F. – Helms, T. – Tamm, A. (Hg.), House and Household Economies in 3rd Millennium B.C.E. Syro-Mesopotamia (BAR International Series 2682. 2014) [74:175] 35-42.

177. Bunnens, Guy, On Upper and Lower Aram Again: UF 46 (2015) 39-48.

178. Burkert, Walter (1931-2015): AW 3/2015, 5 (W. Rösler).

179. Butts, Aaron Michael (Hg.), Semitic Languages in Contact (Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics 82). Leiden/Boston 2015. XXVI+427 S.

180. Çahır, Murat, A Letter of Ennam-Aššur son of Šalim-ahum Discovered in 2001 at Kültepe: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st


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181. Calvet-Sebasti, Marie-Ange, Poésie de Babylone: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 373-381.

182. [Fs Calvet], Geyer, Bernard – Matoïan, Valérie – Al-Maqdissi, Michel (Hg.), De l’île d’Aphrodite au paradis perdu, itinéraire d’un gentilhomme lyonnais. En hommage à Yves Calvet (Ras Shamra – Ougarit XXII). Leuven/Paris/Bristol 2015. IX+384 S.

183. Calvet, Yves, Liste exhaustive des publications depuis 1972: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 1-9.

184. Cammarosano, Michele, 3D-Joins und Schriftmetrologie. A Quantitative Approach to Cuneiform Palaeography: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 145-186.

185. Cammarosano, Michele – Marizza, Marco, Das Land Tumanna und sein König in den hethitischen Quellen: WO 45 (2015) 158-192.

186. Campbell, Dennis R.M., Mood and Modality in Hurrian (Languages of the Ancient Near East 5). Winona Lake 2015. XII+340 S.

187. Campbell, Dennis R.M., Between the Written and Spoken: Dictation, Scribal Practice and Tablet Catalogues: ANES 52 (2015) 69-105.

188. Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Ess, M. van – Marzahn, J. (Hg.), Babylon. Wissenskultur in Orient und Okzident (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World I. 2011) [70:158]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 183 (J.F. Healey); cf. 71:166.

189. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva – Traninger, Anita (Hg.), Wissen in Bewegung. Institution – Iteration – Transfer (Episteme in Bewegung. Beiträge zu einer transdisziplinären Wissensgeschichte 1). Wiesbaden 2015. XVII+463 S.+11 Taf.

190. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva – Traninger, Anita, Institution – Iteration – Transfer. Zur Einführung: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Traninger, A. (Hg.), Wissen in Bewegung. Institution – Iteration – Transfer (Episteme in Bewegung. Beiträge zu einer transdisziplinären Wissensgeschichte 1. 2015) [74:189] 1-13.

191. Cancik-Kirschbaum, Eva, Stabilität, Change Management und Iteration: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Traninger, A. (Hg.), Wissen in Bewegung. Institution – Iteration – Transfer (Episteme in Bewegung. Beiträge zu einer transdisziplinären Wissensgeschichte 1. 2015) [74:189] 289-305.

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192. Carr, David M., übersetzt und redigiert von Martin Leuenberger, Wolfgang Oswald, Dominik Rößler, Annette Schellenberg, Luise Oehrli und Samuel Arnet, Schrift und Erinnerungskultur. Die Entstehung der Bibel und der antiken Literatur im Rahmen der Schreiberausbildung (AThANT 107). Zürich 2015. 360 S. [dt. Fassung von 65:169].

193. Casanova, M., Le lapis-lazuli dans l’Orient ancient. Production et circulation du néolithique au IIIe millénaire av. J.-C. (Documents préhistorique 27. 2013) [72:209]: Paléorient 41 (2015) 170-173 (H.-P. Francfort).

194. Cassin, Elena (1909-2011): AfO 53 (2015) 494-496 (B. Lion).

195. Cavigneaux, Antoine, Der Fluch über Akkade: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 319-335.

196. Ceccarelli, Manuel, Again on Ent. 28 iv 30-33 // 29 v 17-20 (= RIME 1.9.5.1): NABU 2015/27.

197. Ceccarelli, Manuel, Bemerkungen zur Entwicklung der Beschwörungen des Marduk-Ea-Typs: Die Rolle Enlils: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 193-204.

198. Čech, Pavel, Amurru in der königlichen Ideologie und Tradition: von Ebla bis Israel: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 449-458.

199. Chambon, G., Normes et pratiques: L’homme, la mesure et l’écriture en Mésopotamie. I. Les mesures de capacité et de poids en Syrie Ancienne, d’Ébla à Émar (BBVO 21. 2011) [70:168]: OLZ 110 (2015) 438-440 (J. Høyrup); cf. 72:217.

200. Chambon, Grégory, avec une note de Michaël Guichard, «Il faut que vos gardes soient fortes!» Une lettre de Sūmu-El sur la guerre entre Isin et Larsa: Semitica 57 (2015) 33-42.

201. Charpin, D., Writing, Law, and Kingship in Old Babylonian Mesopotamia (2010) [73:248]: BO 72 (2015) 113-120 (W. Meinhold).

202. Charpin, Dominique, Gods, Kings, and Merchants in Old Babylonian Mesopotamia (PIPOAC 2). Leuven/Paris Bristol 2015. 223 S.

203. Charpin, Dominique, Les “barbares amorrite”: clichés littéraires et réalités: Durand, J.-M. – Guichard, M. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Tabou et transgressions (OBO 274. 2015) [74:297] 31-46.

204. Charpin, Dominique, La défaite, conséquence de la colère divine. La théologie de l’histoire à Alep d’après les archives royales de Mari: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 1-11.


205. Charpin, Dominique, Les fouilles de Tell Leilan, précisions: NABU 2015/14; En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 20: kišippu(m) «sceau»: NABU 2015/15; En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 21: noms d’années du roi Damiq-ilišu d’Isin: NABU 2015/35; En marge d’ARCHBAB, 23: tarinum, tarnum, terinnum, tiranum, turunnum: NABU 2015/68; Découvertes épigraphiques à Ur (octobre-décembre 2015): NABU 2015/109.

206. Charpin, Dominique, To Write or Not to Write. The Duty of Informing the King in the Amorite Near East (20th-17th Centuries BC): Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 31-41.

207. Charpin, Dominique, Chroniques bibliographiques 17. Six nouveaux recueils de documents paléo-babyloniens: RA 109 (2015) 143-196 [Rezensionsartikel zu 68:400; 68:614; 69:1061; 70:378; 70:1149; 73:915].

208. Charvát, Petr, O tempora, o mores? The Sumerian city of Ur before, and after, 3000 B.C.: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 52-70.

209. Charvát, Petr, A Tale of Twin Cities: Archaeology and the Sumerian King List: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 75-80.

210. Chavalas, M.W. (Hg.), Women in the Ancient Near East. A Sourcebook (2014) [73:266]: JNES 74 (2015) 378-380 (S. Svärd).

211. Chen Fei, mMU.PAP and [m……]-ḫa-a-a: NABU 2015/21.

212. Chen, Y.S., The Primeval Flood Catastrophe. Origins and Early Development in Mesopotamian Traditions (2013) [72:233]: AfO 53 (2015) 163-164 (B.R. Foster).

213. Cherry, John F., Publishing Undocumented Texts: Editorial Perspectives: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 227-244.

214. Chevalier, Nicole, Souvenirs d’un voyage au Levant au lendemain de la guerre – Maurice Pillet 1919 – : Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 11-20.

215. Christiansen, B., Schicksalsbestimmende Kommunikation. Sprachliche, gesellschaftliche und religiöse Aspekte hethitischer Fluch-, Segens- und Eidesformeln (StBoT 53. 2012) [71:203]: Kratylos 59 (2014) 244-245 (H.C. Melchert); cf. 72:238; 73:271.

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216. Christiansen, Birgit, Zwischen Abschreckung, Vergeltung und Wiedergutmachung – Strafen und Strafandrohungen in Kulturen des Altertums. Interdisziplinäre Tagung am Center for Advanced Studies der LMU München, 19.-21. Februar 2014: ZAR 21 (2015) 1-14.

217. Christiansen, Birgit, „Früher war er ein von Bienen Zerstochener. Jetzt aber gibt er 6 Schekel Silber“: Sanktionen und Sanktionsprinzipien in der Hethitischen Rechtssammlung: ZAR 21 (2015) 31-101.

218. Çilingiroğlu, A. – Sagona, A. (Hg.), Anatolian Iron Ages 7 (ANES – Supplement 39. 2012) [71:208]: UF 46 (2015) 495-504 (M. Herles); cf. 72:243.

219. Clancier, Philippe – Monerie, Julien, Les sanctuaires babyloniens à l’époque hellénistique. Évolution d’un relais de pouvoir: Topoi 19 (2014) 181-237.

220. Clayden, Tim, Two New Prints of Layard’s Excavations at Nimrud: An Artist at Nimrud and Nineveh: Iraq 77 (2015) 41-58.

221. Clevenstine, Emmert, MAH 15886+16295, a Rim-Sin Tabular Account in Geneva: CDLN 2015:9 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

222. Cline, Eric H., Aus dem Englischen von Cornelius Hartz, 1177 v. Chr. Der erste Untergang der Zivilisation. Darmstadt 2015. 336 S. [dt. Ausg. von 73:274].

223. Cline, Eric H., Die Katastrophe am Ende der Spätbronzezeit. Überblick über die möglichen Ursachen und die Komplexitätstheorie: AW 4/2015, 8-16.

224. Cluzan, Sophie, Des marques sur les statues mésopotamiennes, changement de statut et histoire: le cas de la fin de la ville II de Mari: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 319-329.

225. Cochavi-Rainey, Z., The Akkadian Dialect of Egyptian Scribes in the 14th and 13th Centuries BCE (AOAT 374. 2011) [70:202]: BO 72 (2015) 476-477 (M. Stol); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 184 (A.R. Millard); cf. 71:210; 73:276.

226. Cogan, Mordechai, When was Gezer Captured by Tiglath-pileser III?: IEJ 65 (2015) 96-99.

227. Cohen, E., Conditional Structures in Mesopotamian Old Babylonian (Languages of the Ancient Near East 4. 2012) [71:212]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 253 (M.E.J. Richardson); cf. 73:280.

228. Cohen, M.E., An English to Akkadian Companion to the Assyrian Dictionaries (2011) [70:206]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 196 (St.D.E. Weeks).


229. Cohen, Mark E., Festivals and Calendars of the Ancient Near East. Bethesda 2015. XVI+467 S.

230. Cohen, Yoram, The Problem of Theodicy – The Mesopotamian Perspective: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 243-270.

231. Cohen, Yoram, A Letter from the Gouverneur of Emar to the Gouverneur of Suḫu Concerning a River Ordal: JA 303 (2015) 175-180.

232. Cohen, Yoram, The Wages of a Prostitute: Two Instructions from the Wisdom Composition ‘Hear the Advice’ and an Excursus on Ezekiel 16,33: Semitica 57 (2015) 43-55.

233. Collon, Dominique, Chinless Wonders: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 19-37.

234. Collon, Dominique, The Social Status of Musicians based on their Depictions in Mesopotamian Art: Emerit, S. (Hg.), Le statut du musicien dans la Méditerranée ancienne. Égypte, Mésopotamie, Grèce, Rome (Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale. Bibliothèque d’Etudes 159. 2013) [74:313] 17-30.

235. Colonna d’Istria, Laurent, La notation des fractions dans la documentation de l’époque des derniers šakkanakkū de Mari: Akkadica 136 (2015) 103-125.

236. Colonna d’Istria, Laurent – Beyer, Dominique, Erra-kibrī, ŠABRA d’Iddin-ilum et ses collègues: JCS 67 (2015) 23-38.

237. Cooley, J.L., Poetic Astronomy in the Ancient Near East. The Reflexes of Celestial Science in Ancient Mesopotamian, Ugaritic, and Israelite Narrative (2013) [72:264]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 156 (H.R. Jacobus).

238. Cooley, Jeffrey L., Celestial Divination in Esarhaddon’s Aššur A Inscription: JAOS 135 (2015) 131-147.

239. Cooper, Jerrold S., Puns and Prebends: The Tale of Enlil and Namzitara: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 39-43.

240. Corfù, Nicolas-Assur, Die Ur-Standarte: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 73-125.

241. Corfù, Nicolas-Assur, Die Angst vor dem „Vergessen werden“ im Alten Mesopotamien: MDOG 147 (2015) 165-182.

242. Corò, Paola, The Missing Link – Connections between Administrative and Legal Documents in Hellenistic Uruk: AfO 53 (2015) 86-92.

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243. Corti, Carlo, Texte aus dem Bezirk des Großen Tempels XVI (KBo 66). Berlin 2015. XVIII+38 S.

244. Couto-Ferreira, M. Erica, The River, the Oven, the Garden: the Female Body and Fertility in a Late Babylonian Ritual Text: Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2. 2013) [74:23] 97-116.

245. Crawford, H. (Hg.), The Sumerian World (The Routledge Worlds. 2013) [72:272]: Syria 92 (2015) 446-448 (B. Lafont).

246. Crawford, Harriet, Ur. The City of the Moon God (Archaeological Histories). London/New Delhi/New York/Sydney 2015. VIII+146 S.

247. Cripps, E.L., Sargonic and Presargonic Texts in The World Museum Liverpool (BAR International Series 2135. 2010) [69:254]: AfO 53 (2015) 164-169 (M. Maiocchi); cf. 71:232; 73:303.

248. Crisostomo, C. Jay, Language, Writing, and Ideologies in Contacts: Sumerian and Akkadian in the Early Second Millennium BCE: Butts, A. M. (Hg.), Semitic Languages in Contact (Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics 82. 2015) [74:179] 158-180.

249. Crisostomo, C. Jay, Writing Sumerian, Creating Texts: Reflections on Text-building Practices in Old Babylonian Schools: JANER 15 (2015) 121-142.

250. Crocker, Richard L., No Polyphony before A.D. 900!: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 45-58.

251. 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]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 184-185 (L.-S. Tiemeyer); ThLZ 140 (2015) 375-377 (M.B. Hundley); VT 64 (2014) 671 (H.G.M. Williamson); cf. 73:304.

252. Curtis, J.E. – Tallis, N. (Hg.), The Balawat Gates of Ashurnasirpal II (2008) [67:266]: AfO 53 (2015) 406-409 (B.N. Porter); cf. 68:232; 69:260; 70:234; 71:238; 72:284.

253. Curtis, John – Tallis, Nigel, More Thoughts on the Balawat Gates of Shalmaneser III: The Arrangement of the Bands: Iraq 77 (2015) 59-74.

254. Dalix, Anne-Sophie – Monchambert, Jean-Yves, Du fragment au archives. Le cas de la pièce 68 des «Archives Sud» du palais d’Ougarit: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 127-137.


255. Dalley, St., The Mystery of the Hanging Garden of Babylon. An Elusive World Wonder Traced (2013) [72:293]: Choice April 2014, 51 No. 08 (M. Van De Mieroop); cf. 73:318.

256. Daneshmand, Parsa – Abdoli, Meysam, A New King of Susa and Anshan: CDLB 2015:1 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2015/cdlb 2015_ 001.html].

257. Daneshmand, Parsa, New Phraseology and Literary Style in the Babylonian Version of the Achaemenid Inscriptions: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 321-334.

258. Dassow, Eva von, Genres of Texts and Archives of Tablets: OLZ 110 (2015) 177-190 [Rezensionsartikel zu 67:934].

259. Daues, Alexandra – Rieken, Elisabeth, Das Gebet der Gaššuliyawia: Struktur und Performanz: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 31-49.

260. Davies, Philip R., Judahite Prophecy and the Achaemenids: Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 203-216.

261. Delnero, P., The Textual Criticism of Sumerian Literature (JCS Supplemental Series 3. 2012) [71:253]: BO 72 (2015) 690-693 (J. Keetman); JAOS 135 (2015) 880-882 (M.-Ch. Ludwig); OLZ 110 (2015) 1-8 (Rezensionsartikel von P. Attinger); cf. 72:303; 73:330.

262. Delnero, Paul – Lauinger, Jacob (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9). Boston/Berlin 2015. VI+314 S.

263. Delnero, Paul – Lauinger, Jacob, Introduction: Reassembling the Social from Texts and Contexts: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 1-26.

264. Delnero, Paul, Texts and Performance. The Materiality and Function of the Sumerian Liturgical Corpus: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 87-118.

265. Delnero, Paul, Scholarship and Inquiry in Early Mesopotamia: JANEH 2 (2015) 109-143.

266. Démare-Lafont, Sophie, «Manger un tabou» - sacrilège ou parjure? Une relecture des procès de Lugal-Giškim-zi: Durand, J.-M. – Guichard, M. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Tabou et transgressions (OBO 274. 2015) [74:297] 19-30.

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267. Démare-Lafont, Sophie – Flemming, Daniel, Emar Chronology and Scribal Streams: Cosmopolitanism and Legal Diversity: RA 109 (2015) 45-77.

268. Démare-Lafont, Sophie: Introduction: Raymond Westbrook and the Ends of the Earth: Westbrook, R., Ex Oriente Lux. Near Eastern Influences on Ancient Greek and Roman Law (2015) [74:1345] XV-XX.

269. Dercksen, J.G. (Hg.), Anatolia and the Jazira during the Old Assyrian Period (Old Assyrian Archives, Studies, Volume 3 = PIHANS CXI. 2008) [67:287]: AfO 53 (2015) 177-182 (H. Reculeau); cf. 72:311.

270. Dercksen, Jan Gerrit, The Goddess who was Robbed of her Jewellery. Ishtar and her Priest in an Assyrian Colony: Anatolica 41 (2015) 37-60.

271. Dercksen, Jan Gerrit, The Archive of Ali-ahum (I). The Documents Excavated in N-O-P/20 in 1950: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 47-58.

272. Dercksen, Jan Gerrit, The government of Assur during the rule of Samsi-Addu: NABU 2015/08; Nikkassū – A calculating instrument?: NABU 2015/09.

273. Desset, François, Premières écritures iraniennes. Les systèmes proto-élamite et élamite linéaire (Università degli Studi di Napoli “L’Orientale”. Dipartimento Asia Africa Mediterraneo. Series Minor LXXVI). Napoli 2012. XVIII+168 S.+XII Taf.

274. Deuel, Dave, Mission at Arrapḫa: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 355-368.

275. Devecchi, Elena, Trattati internazionali ittiti (Test del Vicino Oriente antico 4/4). Brescia 2015. 317 S.

276. Devecchi, Elena – Müller, Gerfrid G.W. – Mynářová, Jana (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography. Proceedings of the Workshop organised at the 60th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale, Warsaw 2014. Gladbeck 2015. XIII+198 S.

277. Devecchi, Elena, Die Rolle des Eides im hethitischen Prozessverfahren: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 227-236.

278. Dietrich, Jan, Kollektive Schuld und Haftung im Alten Testament und Alten Orient: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 49-61.


279. Dietrich, M. – Mayer, W., Der hurritische Brief des Dušratta von Mīttānni an Amenḫotep III. (AOAT 382. 2010) [69:301]: BO 72 (2015) 477-481 (D.R.M. Campbell); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 186 (W.G.E. Watson); cf. 71:268.

280. Dietrich, M. – Loretz, O. – Sanmartín, J., Die keilalphabetischen Texte aus Ugarit, Ras Ibn Hani und anderen Orten. Dritte, erweiterte Auflage / The Cuneiform Alphabetic Texts from Ugarit, Ras Ibn Hani and Other Places. Third, Enlarged Edition / KTU3 (AOAT 360/1. 2013) [72:323]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 156-157 (N. Wyatt).

281. Dietrich, Manfried, Das Geburtsritual für den ersten Menschen und für seine Begabung mit autogenerativer Kraft in der 1. Tafel des Atramḫasīs-Epos. Ein mesopotamisches Beispiel für die mythologische Präfiguration von Ritualen: Fs Kulmar (2015) [74:650] 25-42.

282. Dietrich, Manfried, Der göttliche Zuspruch zur Wehrhaftigkeit in altorientalischen Krönungshymnen und Krönungsritualen: MARG 22 (2015) 3-22.

283. Dietrich, Manfried, „Komm’ zurück, Dagān!“ Gottheiten in Kriegszeiten auf der Flucht – Ein Aspekt des Themas „Präsenz der Gottheiten in Kultbild und Heiligtum“: MARG 22 (2015) 23-34.

284. Dietrich, Manfried, EA 358. Dialog zwischen König und Omenspezialisten über die Gefahren einer astralen Erscheinung und ihrer Fehleinschätzung: StMes 2 (2015) 17-51.

285. Dietrich, Manfried, Die keilalphabetische Inschrift KTU 6.1 auf dem Bronzemesser aus dem Tabor-Tal: UF 46 (2015) 101-104.

286. Dijkstra, Meindert, Hittite Rituals as a Source for Hurrian Lexicography I: StMes 2 (2015) 53-54.

287. Dittmann, Reinhard – Selz, Gebhard J. (Hg.), in collaboration with Ellen Rehm, It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15). Münster 2015. XVIII+519 S.

288. Doğan-Alparslan, Meltem, Ein Hieroglyphensiegel aus Şarhöyük: IstMitt 65 (2015) 273-279.

289. Dolce, Rita, “Perdere la Testa”. Aspetti e valori della decapitazione nel Vicino Oriente Antico (Collana di Studi Archeologici 3). Roma 2014. 141 S.

290. Dolce, Rita, Wooden Carvings of Ebla: Some Open Questions: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 121-134.

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291. Donbaz, Veysel, The Remaining Unpublished Kültepe Tablets from the Hrozný Excavations in 1925 Housed in Istanbul: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 101-107.

292. Donbaz, Veysel, paššurum (table) or gušūrum (beam)?: NABU 2015/66.

293. Dornauer, A., Das Archiv des assyrischen Statthalters Mannu-kī-Aššūr von Gūzāna/Tall Ḥalaf (VFMOS 3,III. 2014) [73:362]: JA 303 (2015) 165-166 (V. Gysembergh); Syria 92 (2015) 457-458 (F. Joannès).

294. Dumbrill, Richard, With contributions of Myriam Marcetteau, Rediscovering the Silver Lyre of Ur, British Museum 121199. London 2010. 100 S.

295. Dunsch, B. – Ruffing, K. (Hg.), Herodots Quellen – Die Quellen Herodots (CLeO 6. 2013) [72:343]: AfO 53 (2015) 479-480 (R. Pirngruber); Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2015.02.05 (J.P. Stronk).

296. 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]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 137-138 (H.A. McKay); cf. 73:370.

297. Durand, Jean-Marie – Guichard, Michaël – Römer, Thomas (Hg.), Tabou et transgressions. Actes du colloque organisé par le Collège de France, Paris, les 11-12 avril 2012 (OBO 274). Fribourg/Göttingen 2015. XI+314 S.

298. Durand, Jean-Marie – Marti, Lionel – Römer, Thomas (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins. Actes du colloque organisé par le Collège de France, Paris, les 24 et 25 avril 2013 (OBO 278). Fribourg/Göttingen 2015. X+393 S.

299. Durand, Jean-Marie, Tabou et transgression: le sentiment de la honte: Durand, J.-M. – Guichard, M. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Tabou et transgressions (OBO 274. 2015) [74:297] 1-18.

300. Durand, Jean-Marie, Entre faute et péché, regret et repentir…: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 377-389.

301. Durand, Jean-Marie, Correction à NABU 2014/82: NABU 2015/33 [zu 73:1487].

302. Düring, Bleda S., Reassessing the Dunnu Institution in the Context of the Middle Assyrian Empire: ANES 52 (2015) 47-68.


303. Düring, Bleda, The Hegemonic Practices of the Middle Assyrian Empire in Context: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 299-314.

304. Eckhardt, Benedikt, Achaemenid Religious Policy after the Seleucid Decline: Case Studies in Political Memory and Near Eastern Dynastic Representation: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 269-298.

305. Edelman, Diana, What is ‘Persian’ about the Book of Genesis?: Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 149-181.

306. Edzard, Dietz Otto, Gilgamesch und Chuwawa: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 283-295.

307. Edzard, Lutz, Zum Verhältnis von Lehnbildung und genetischer Verwandtschaft im Semitischen: Golinets, V. – Jenni, H. – Mathys, H.-P. – Sarasin, S. (Hg.), Neue Beiträge zur Semitistik (AOAT 425. 2015) [74:434] 39-53.

308. Egetmeyer, Markus, Ougarit et le déchiffrement de ses inscriptions en syllabaire chypro-minoen: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 133-155.

309. Eich, Armin, Die Söhne des Mars. Eine Geschichte des Krieges von der Steinzeit bis zum Ende der Antike. München 2015. 281 S.

310. Eidem, Jesper, Four Kings in Qatna. Some Old Babylonian Seal Legends from the Italian Excavations at Mishrifeh/Qatna: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 219-222.

311. Eisenfeld, Hanne, Ishtar Rejected: Reading a Mesopotamian Goddess in the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite: ARG 16 (2015) 133-162.

312. Eisterer, Klaus – Fink, Sebastian – Rollinger, Robert – Rupnow, Dirk, Zeitgeschichte und Altertumswissenschaften im Dialog. Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt (1861-1938): Ein Forscherleben zwischen Berlin, Istanbul und Innsbruck: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 1-3.

313. Emerit, Sibylle (Hg.), Le statut du musicien dans la Méditerranée ancienne. Égypte, Mésopotamie, Grèce, Rome. Actes de la table ronde internationale

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314. Emre, Kutlu, Tahsin Özgüç: The Nestor of Anatolian Archaeology: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 1-5.

315. Eph‘al, I., The City Besieged: Siege and Its Manifestations in the Ancient Near East (CHANE 36. 2009) [68:288]: AfO 53 (2015) 182-184 (A.M. Bagg); cf. 69:342; 70:296.

316. Ermidoro, Stefania, Commensality and Ceremonial Meals in the Neo-Assyrian Period (Antichistica 8. Studi orientali 3). Venezia 2015. 311 S.

317. Ernst-Pradal, Françoise – Roche-Hawley, Carole, Des signes et des mots: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 219-233.

318. Ernst-Pradal, Françoise, Quelques signes de Carkémiš: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 139-154.

319. Ernst-Pradal, Françoise, Paléographie des textes hourrites syllabiques de Ras Shamra/Ougarit (suite): Les vocabulaires à colonne hourrite: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 103-127.

320. Erol, Hakan, The Archives of Šu-Ištar son of Aššur-bāni (Kt 92/k 264-1008): Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 59-72.

321. Espak, Peeter, The God Enki in Sumerian Royal Ideology and Mythology (Philippika 87). Wiesbaden 2015. XVIII+235 S. [2. Aufl von 72:359].

322. Espak, Peeter, Was Eridu The First City in Sumerian Mythology?: Fs Kulmar (2015) [74:650] 53-70.

323. Ess, Margarete van, Absolute Chronology of the Uruk and Jemdet Nasr Periods at Uruk, Southern Mesopotamia. The Interpretation of Additional 14C Samples: ZOrA 8 (2015) 10-37.


324. Evans, J.M., The Lives of Sumerian Sculpture. An Archaeology of the Early Dynastic Temple (2012) [71:311]: OLZ 110 (2015) 267-280 (Rezensionsartikel von E.A. Braun-Holzinger); cf. 73:392.

325. Everling, János – Földi, Zsombor, Talmi-Šarruma, an unknown scribe of the ḫišuwa-ritual: NABU 2015/69.

326. Faist, B., Alltagstexte aus neuassyrischen Archiven und Bibliotheken der Stadt Assur (StAT 3. 2007) [66:337]: ZSSR 131 (2014) 551-552 (G. Pfeifer); cf. 67:341; 68:299; 71:314; 73:396.

327. Faist, B.I., Neuassyrische Rechtsurkunden IV (Keilschrifttexte aus neuassyrischer Zeit VIII = WVDOG 132. 2010) [69:347]: ZAR 21 (2015) 332-333 (C. Möllenbeck); ZSSR 131 (2014) 551-552 (G. Pfeifer); cf. 71:315; 73:397.

328. Faist, Betina, Der Eid im neuassyrischen Gerichtsverfahren: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 63-78.

329. Faivre, X. – Lion, B. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Et il y eut un esprit dans l’Homme. Jean Bottéro et la Mésopotamie (Travaux de la Maison René-Ginouvès 6. 2009) [68:302]: AfO 53 (2015) 184-186 (M. Jaques); cf. 70:313.

330. [Fs Fales], Lanfranchi, G.B. – Morandi Bonacossi, D. – Pappi, C. – Ponchia, S. (Hg.), Leggo! Studies Presented to Frederick Mario Fales on the Occasion of His 65th Birthday (LAOS 2. 2012) [71:323]: AfO 53 (2015) 480-481 (M. Groß); JSOT 38/5 (2014) 19-21 (St.D.E. Weeks); cf. 72:372.

331. Fales, Frederick Mario, Ideolects and Identities in the Neo-Assyrian Epistolary Corpus: Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 91-99.

332. Fales, Frederick Mario, Looking the God in the Eye. Sennacherib’s Bond with Destiny, from Rock Reliefs to Cylinder Seals: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 543-559.

333. Fales, Frederick, Mario, «Reconstruire» Babylone?: Syria 92 (2015) 399-402 [Rezensionsartikel zu 72:752].

334. Fantone, Federica, Agriculture at the Fringe: Reconsidering the Role of Barley in Middle Assyrian Agriculture: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 221-233.

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335. Farber, Gertrud, Das Lied von der Hacke: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 69-76.

336. Farber, W., 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. 2014) [73:412]: BSOAS 78 (2015) 599-600 (St.V. Panayotov); JNES 74 (2015) 354-355 (L. Verderame); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 134 (N. Wyatt).

337. Faust, A., Judah in the Neo-Babylonian Period: The Archaeology of Desolation (SBL Archaeology and Biblical Studies 18. 2012) [71:331]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 38-39 (J.R. Bartlett); cf. 72:378; 73:415.

338. Faust, Avraham, Settlement, Economy, and Demography under Assyrian Rule in the West: The Territories of the Former Kingdom of Israel as a Test Case: JAOS 135 (2015) 765-789.

339. 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]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 145-146 (J. Stökl); cf. 73:416.

340. Feingold, R., Engraved on Stone. Mesopotamian Cylinder Seals and Seal Inscriptions in the Old Babylonian Period (GSANE 7. 2014) [73:418]: CSMSJ 8 (2013) 23-24 (O. Boivin).

341. Feldman, Marian H., Communities of Style. Portable Luxury Arts, Identity, and Collective Memory in the Iron Age Levant. Chicago/London 2014. XVII+250 S.

342. Feldman, Marian H., In Pursuit of Luxury in Mesopotamia: Jasnow, Richard – Cooney, Kathleen M. (Hg.), With the assistance of Katherine E. Davis, Joyful in Thebes. Egyptological Studies in Honor of Betsy M. Bryan. Atlanta 2015, 115-120.

343. Felli, Candida, Glyptic and Art: Finkbeiner, Uwe – Novák, Mirko – Sakal, Ferhan – Sconzo, Paola (Hg.), With contributions by Mónica Bouso, Katleen Deckers, Philipp Drechsler, Candida Felli, Uwe Finkbeiner, Hermann Genz, Marc Lebeau, Gianni Marchesi, Mirko Novák, Alexander Pruß, Ferhan Sakal, Paola Sconzo, Filomena Fausta Squadrone & Judith Thomalsky, Middle Euphrates (ARCANE IV). Turnhout 2015, 203-265.

344. Fiette, Baptiste, En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 22: sur la divinisation du roi Rim-Sin de Larsa: NABU 2015/36.

345. Fijałkowska, L., Le droit de la vente à Emar (Philippika 64. 2014) [73:422]: BO 72 (2015) 694-698 (B. Lion).


346. Fijałkowska, Lena, Political and Social Needs in 2nd Millennium Syrian Sale Formularies: the Case of Emar: Jakab, Éva (Hg.), Sale and Community. Documents from the Ancient World. Individuals’ Autonomy and State Interference in the Ancient World. Proceedings of a Colloquium supported by the University of Szeged, Budapest 5-8.10.2012 (Legal Documents in Ancient Societies V). Trieste 2015, 29-40.

347. Fijałkowska, Lena, Penal Clauses in Contracts from Late Bronze Age Syria: ZAR 21 (2015) 25-30.

348. Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Divination in the Ancient Near East (2014) [73:427]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 134-135 (J. Stökl).

349. Fincke, Jeanette C., SIG7.ALAN = nabnītu Tablet B Source B (K. 4165+) Joined to K. 14889: NABU 2015/104.

350. Fincke, Jeanette C., The Tradition of Professions within Families at Nuzi: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 555-566.

351. Fink, Sebastian, Die Erfindung eines Kontinents, oder die vier Säulen Europas: Lindstedt, I. – Hämeen-Anttila, J. – Mattila, R. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Case Studies in Transmission (IHAMNE 1. 2014) [74:689] 33-51.

352. Fink, Sebastian, Oswald Spengler, Atlantis und der Plan eines Atlas antiquus: Orbis Terrarum 12 (2014) 77-86.

353. Fink, Sebastian, Benjamin Whorf, die Sumerer und der Einfluss der Sprache auf das Denken (Philippika 70). Wiesbaden 2015. XII+209 S.

354. Fink, Sebastian – Eisterer, Klaus – Rollinger, Robert – Rupnow, Dirk (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11). Wiesbaden 2015. VI+217 S.: BO 72 (2015) 706 (M. Stol).

355. Fink, Sebastian – Rollinger, Robert, Sports in the Ancient Near East revisited: running gods and balaĝs: Kämmerer, Th.R. – Kõiv, M. (Hg.), Cultures in Comparison: Religion and Politics in Ancient Mediterranean Regions (AAMO 3 = AOAT 390/3. 2015) [74:587] 7-13.

356. Fink, Sebastian, Vom höchsten Gipfel zum Grunde des Meeres. Naturbezwingung als Herrschaftslegitimation im Alten Orient: Kasper, Michael – Korenjak, Martin – Rollinger, Robert – Rudigier, Andreas (Hg.), Alltag – Albtraum – Abenteuer. Gebirgsüberschreitung und Gipfelsturm in der Geschichte (Montafoner Gipfeltreffen I). Wien/Köln/Weimar 2015, 32-47.

357. Fink, Sebastian, Metaphors for the Unrecognizability of God in Balaĝs and Xenophanes: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the

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358. Finkel, I.L. – Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Disease in Babylonia (CM 36. 2007) [66:357]: AfO 53 (2015) 186-190 (C. Jean); cf. 68:319; 70:331; 72:395.

359. Finkel, Irving – Taylor, Jonathan, Cuneiform. London 2015. 111 S.: AuOr 33 (2015) 377-379 (A. Bramanti).

360. Firth, Richard, Notes on Ur III Period Textile Tablets from Ur: CDLB 2015:4 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2015/cdlb 2015_ 004.html].

361. Firth, Richard, A note on groups of forged copies of Ur III tablets from Girsu: CDLN 2015:10 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

362. Firth, Richard, On the “Joys of Cooking in Ur III Babylonia”: CDLN 2015:14 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

363. Fischer, R., Die Aḫḫijawa-Frage (DBH 26. 2010) [69:375]: Kratylos 58 (2013) 185-192 (I. Yakubovich); OLZ 110 (2015) 290-295 (M. Gander); cf. 70:334; 71:345; 73:446.

364. Fitzpatrick-McKinley, Anne (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10). Wiesbaden 2015. 216 S.

365. Fitzpatrick-McKinley, Anne, Indigenous Elites in Yehud: the inscriptional evidence from Xanthus, Tayma and Dedan and the Nehemiah Memoir: Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 127-147.

366. Fleming, D.E., Democracy’s Ancient Ancestors. Mari and Early Collective Governance (2004) [63:315]: AuOr 33 (2015) 189-191 (A. Millet Albà); cf. 64:320; 65:325; 66:360.

367. Fleming, Daniel E., Emar’s entu Installation. Revising Ritual and Text Together: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 29-47.

368. Fleming, Daniel E., Seeing and Socializing with Dagan at Emar’s zukru Festival: Pongratz-Leisten, B. – Sonik, K. (Hg.), The Materiality of Divine Agency (SANER 8. 2015) [74:978] 197-210.

369. Focke, Karen, Der Garten in neusumerischer Zeit (AOAT 53). Münster 2015. XXXV+1072 S.


370. Foroutan, Kiyan, References to Zoroastrian Beliefs and Principles or an Image of the Achaemenid Court in Nehemiah 2:1-10: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 403-417.

371. Fortson IV, Benjamin W., An Illicit Hittite-Latin Affair: JCS 67 (2015) 67- 70.

372. [Fs Foster], Melville, S.C. - Slotsky, A.L. (Hg.), Opening the Tablet Box. Near Eastern Studies in Honor of Benjamin R. Foster (CHANE 42. 2010) [69:385]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 164 (M.J. Geller); cf. 71:356.

373. Foster, Benjamin R., Akkadian Economics: Rivista di Storia Economica XXXI/1 (2015) 7-23.

374. Fournet, Anraud, Lions d’Urkeš et Cunéiforme éblaïte. Lille 2015. VIII+138 S.

375. Foxvog, Daniel A., Aspects of Name-Giving in Presargonic Lagash: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 59-97.

376. Frahm, E., Historische und historisch-literarische Texte (KAL 3 = WVDOG 121. 2009) [68:333]: Syria 92 (2015) 458 (F. Joannès); cf. 69:392; 71:362; 73:467.

377. Frahm, E., Babylonian and Assyrian Text Commentaries. Origins of Interpretation (GMTR 5. 2011) [70:346]: AfO 53 (2015) 190-192 (J.-J. Glassner); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 186-187 (M.J. Geller); cf. 71:363; 72:420.

378. Frahm, Eckart, “Whoever Destroys this Image”: A Neo-Assyrian Statue from Tell ‘Ağāğa (Šadikanni): NABU 2015/51; Some Notes on a Neo-Assyrian Stele from Tell Šaiḫ Ḥamad (Dūr-Katlimmu): NABU 2015/52.

379. Frahm, Eckart, Some Like It Hot. Reflections on the Historical “Temperature” of Letters from Mesopotamian Royal Archives: Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 3-13.

380. Frantikova, Dita, Hittite Participles – Adjectives or Verbs?: JIES 43 (2015) 178-200.

381. Frechette, Ch.G., Mesopotamian Ritual-prayers of “Hand-lifting” (Akkadian Šuillas). An Investigation of Function in Light of the Idiomatic Meaning of the Rubric (AOAT 379. 2012) [71:368]: BO 72 (2015) 467-468 (M. Stol); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 187 (W.G.E. Watson); cf. 72:436.

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382. Freedman, Immanuel, The Marduk Star Nēbiru: CDLB 2015:3 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2015/cdlb 2015_ 003.html].

383. Freedman, Immanuel, On MA.NA EN.NUN in mulAPIN: NABU 2015/50.

384. Freedman, Sally, “If the river is red like blood”: NABU 2015/103.

385. Freydank, H. – Feller, B., Mittelassyrische Rechtsurkunden und Verwaltungstexte VIII (KAM 6 = WVDOG 119. 2007) [66:379]: ZSSR 131 (2014) 553-554 (G. Pfeifer); cf. 69:402; 70:360; 71:369; 72:437.

386. Freydank, H. – Feller, B., Mittelassyrische Rechtsurkunden und Verwaltungstexte IX (KAM 8 = WVDOG 125. 2010) [69:403]: OLZ 110 (2015) 205-209 (St. Jakob); ZSSR 131 (2014) 553-554 (G. Pfeifer); cf. 70:361; 71:370; 72:438.

387. Freydank, Helmut, Texte aus Kār-Tukultī-Ninurta 2: StMes 2 (2015) 75-130.

388. 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]: AfO 53 (2015) 192-199 (H. Hunger – K. Muroi); cf. 73:480.

389. Friedrich, J. – Kammenhuber, A., Hethitisches Wörterbuch. Bd. IV: I, Lieferung 24 (2014) [73:485]: ZA 105 (2015) 259-260 (J. Tischler).

390. Fröhlich, Ida, Prophetic Legitimation (and De-Legitimation) in the Persian Period against its Ancient Near Eastern Background: Nagy, Victor Kókai – Egeresi, László Sándor (Hg.), Propheten der Epochen / Prophets during the Epochs. Festschrift für István Karasszon zum 60. Geburtstag / Studies in Honour of István Karasszon for his 60th Birthday (AOAT 426). Münster 2015, 205-215.

391. 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]: AfO 53 (2015) 411-418 (D. Warburton).

392. Fuscagni, Francesco, Texte aus dem Bezirk des Großen Tempels XIV und Nachlese von Texten anderer Fundorte (KBo 63). Berlin 2015. XXIV+49 S.

393. Gabbay, Uri, The Eršema Prayers of the First Millennium BC (HES 2). Wiesbaden 2015. XV+375 S.+30 Taf.


394. Gabriel, G., enūma eliš – Weg zu einer globalen Weltordnung. Pragmatik, Struktur und Semantik des babylonischen „Lieds auf Marduk“ (ORA 12. 2014) [73:500]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 135 (J. Stökl).

395. Gadotti, A. – Sigrist, M., Cuneiform Texts in the Carl A. Kroch Library, Cornell University (CUSAS 15. 2011) [70:378]: RA 109 (2015) 143-196 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin); cf. 72:447.

396. Gadotti, A., ‘Gilgamesh, Enkidu, and the Netherworld’ and the Sumerian Gilgamesh Cycle (UAVA 10. 2014) [73:501]: ZA 105 (2015) 235-249 (P. Attinger).

397. Gadotti, Alhena, A New Text About Nin-abul: NABU 2015/07.

398. 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]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 13-14 (P.K. Amissah); cf. 73:504.

399. Galter, Hannes D., The Mesopotamian God Enki/Ea: Religion Compass 9 (2015) 66-76.

400. Gander, M., Die geographischen Beziehungen der Lukka-Länder (THeth 27. 2010) [71:388]: OLZ 110 (2015) 211-214 (S. Rutishauser).

401. Garbini, Giovanni, Il Poema di Baal di Ilumilku (Studi biblici 176). Brescia 2014. 183 S.: AuOr 33 (2015) 191-194 (W.G.E. Watson); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 136 (W.G.E. Watson).

402. Garcia-Ventura, Agnès – Vidal, Jordi, Oriental Studies and Fascism in Spain: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 501-507.

403. Garcia-Ventura, Agnès, Ur III Studies: Bibliography 1997-2014: Studia Orientalia Electronica 3 (2015) 22-47 [http://ojs.tsv.fi/index.php/StOrE].

404. Garfinkle, St.J. – Johnson, J.C (Hg.), The Growth of an Early State in Mesopotamia: Studies in Ur III Administration (BPOA 5. 2008) [67:423]: AfO 53 (2015) 199-201 (R. de Maaijer); cf. 69:431; 71:394.

405. Garfinkle, Steven J., Ur III Administrative Texts. Building Blocks of State Community: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 143-165.

406. Garfinkle, Steven J., Family Firms in the Ur III Period: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 517-524.

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407. Garroway, K.H., Children in the Ancient Near Eastern Household (EANEC 3. 2014) [73:521]: CBQ 77 (2015) 528-530 (Sh.W. Flynn); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 136 (St.D.E. Weeks); ZAW 127 (2015) 529 (A.C. Hagedorn).

408. Gaspa, S., Contenitori neoassiri. Studi per un repertorio lessicale (Philippika 67. 2014) [73:524]: Syria 92 (2015) 459-461 (X. Faivre).

409. Gehler, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Imperien und Reiche in der Weltgeschichte. Epochenübergreifende und globalhistorische Vergleiche, Teil 1: Imperien des Altertums, Mittelalterliche und frühneuzeitliche Imperien (2014) [73:528]: Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2015.04.03 (J. de Jong).

410. Gehlken, E., Weather Omens of Enūma Anu Enlil. Thunderstorms, Wind and Rain (Tablets 44-49) (CM 43. 2012) [71:401]: JAOS 135 (2015) 878-880 (J.M. Steele); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 188 (A.R. Millard); ZA 105 (2015) 252-255 (N. De Zorzi); cf. 73:529.

411. Gehlken, Erlend, Hamburg meets Uruk – a perhaps somewhat daring hypothesis: NABU 2015/01.

412. Geller, Markham J. (Hg.), with the cooperation of Sergei Ignatov and Theodor Lekov, Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7). Berlin 2014. 385 S.

413. Geller, Markham J., Introduction to Melammu: Early Globalization: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 5-13.

414. Geller, Markham J., Encyclopaedias and Commentaries: Johnson, J.C. (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3. 2015) [74:568] 31-45.

415. Gemeinhardt, P. – Zgoll, A. (Hg.), Weltkonstruktionen. Religiöse Weltdeutung zwischen Chaos und Kosmos vom Alten Orient bis zum Islam (ORA 5. 2010) [70:395]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 146-147 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 73:535.

416. 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]: BO 69 (2012) 578-580 (Z. Li); JSOT 36/5 (2012) 157 (L.L. Grabbe).


417. George, A.R., Babylonian Divinatory Texts Chiefly in the Schøyen Collection (Manuscripts in the Schøyen Collection. Cuneiform Texts VII = CUSAS 18. 2013) [72:469]: RA 109 (2015) 198-199 (D. Charpin).

418. George, Andrew R., On Babylonian Lavatories and Sewers: Iraq 77 (2015) 75-106.

419. George, Andrew R., The Gods Išum and Ḫendursanga: Night Watchmen and Street-lighting in Babyonia: JNES 74 (2015) 1-8.

420. Gerstacker, Andreas – Kuhnert, Anne – Oldemeier, Fritz – Quenouille, Nadine (Hg.), Skythen in der lateinischen Literatur. Eine Quellensammlung (Beiträge zur Altertumskunde 334). Berlin/München/Boston 2015. VII+401 S.

421. Gerstenblith, Patty, Do Restrictions on Publication of Undocumented Texts Promote Legitimacy?: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 214-226.

422. Gertzen, Thomas L., „Denn was ich Ihnen als Phantasie bezeichnet habe, das liegt seit vorgestern Morgen im Museum.“ Einige Marginalien zum Ankauf der Keilschriftkorrespondenz aus Amarna durch J.P.A. Erman: ZÄS 139 (2012) 28-37.

423. Gilan, Amir, Formen und Inhalte althethitischer historischer Literatur (THeth 29). Heidelberg 2015. XII+404 S.

424. Gilibert, A., Syro-Hittite Monumental Art and the Archaeology of Performance. The Stone Reliefs at Carchemish and Zincirli in the Earlier First Millennium BCE (Topoi. Berlin Studies of the Ancient World 2. 2011) [70:411]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 188-189 (K.J. Cathcart); cf. 71:413.

425. Gillmann, Nicolas, Tradition and Innovation in the Neo-Assyrian Reliefs: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 267-276.

426. Giorgetti, Andrew, The “Mock Building Account” of Genesis 11:1-9: Polemic against Mesopotamian Royal Ideology: VT 64 (2014) 1-20.

427. Giorgieri, Mauro, Diffusion et characteristiques de la culture écrite d’origine hourrite dans le Proche-Orient asiatique et à Ougarit: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 157-185.

428. Giusfredi, Federico, I limiti della regolarità grafematica: alcuni esempi dall’anatolico: Kadmos 53 (2014) 185-191.

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429. Glassner, Jean-Jacques, Système de pensée en Mésopotamie: AfO 53 (2015) 1-8.

430. Glassner, Jean-Jacques, The Diviner as Historian: StMes 2 (2015) 131-147.

431. Goetze, A., Cuneiform Texts from Various Collections (YOS XV. 2009) [68:400]: RA 109 (2015) 143-198 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin).

432. Goldenberg, G., Further Studies in Semitic Linguistics (AOAT 405. 2013) [72:483]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 193 (W.G.E. Watson).

433. Goldenberg, G., Semitic Languages. Features, Structures, Relations, Processes (2013) [73:560]: JNES 74 (2015) 358-361 (St.E. Fassberg).

434. Golinets, Viktor – Jenni, Hanna – Mathys, Hans-Peter – Sarasin, Samuel (Hg.), Neue Beiträge zur Semitistik. Fünftes Treffen der Arbeitsgemeinschaft Semitistik in der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft vom 15.-17. Februar 2012 an der Universität Basel (AOAT 425). Münster 2015. 352 S.

435. Golinets, Viktor, Beobachtungen zur Textstruktur einiger semitischer Schriftdenkmäler: Golinets, V. – Jenni, H. – Mathys, H.-P. – Sarasin, S. (Hg.), Neue Beiträge zur Semitistik (AOAT 425. 2015) [74:434] 55-77.

436. Gondet, Sébastian, Stratégies d’exploitation de la pierre à Persepolis. Nouvelles données archéologiques: IrAnt 50 (2015) 279-331.

437. Gordin, Shai, Hittite Scribal Circles. Scholarly Tradition and Writing Habits (StBoT 59). Wiesbaden 2015. XXIII+461 S.

438. 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]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 136 (D.D. Swanson); cf. 73:564.

439. [Gs Görg], Wimmer, St.J. – Gafus, G. (Hg.), „Vom Leben umfangen“. Ägypten, das Alte Testament und das Gespräch der Religionen (Ägypten und Altes Testament 80). Münster 2014. XXII+647 S.

440. Grabbe, Lester L., The Use and Abuse of Herodotus by Biblical Scholars: Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 49-72.

441. Grabbe, Lester L., The Reality of the Return: The Biblical Picture Versus Historical Reconstruction: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 292-307.


442. Graef, Katrien De, Susa in the Late 3rd Millennium: From a Mesopotamian Colony to an Independent State (MC 2110-1980): Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 289-296.

443. Grayson, A.K. – Novotny, J., The Royal Inscriptions of Sennacherib, King of Assyria (704-681 BC), Part 1 (RINAP 3/1. 2012) [71:439]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 189 (C.L. Crouch); ZA 105 (2015) 118-120 (St. Dalley).

444. Grayson, A.K. – Novotny, J., The Royal Inscriptions of Sennacherib, King of Assyria (704-681 BC), Part 2 (RINAP 3/2. 2014) [73:576]: BSOAS 78 (2015) 377-378 (S. Zamazalová); ZA 105 (2015) 118-120 (St. Dalley).

445. Greco, Angela, Garden Administration in the Ĝirsu Province During the Neo-Sumerian Period (BPOA 12). Madrid 2015. 369 S.

446. Greco, Angela, Professional Figures and Administrative Roles in the Garden (ĝeškiri6) Management of Ur III Ĝirsu: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 167-178.

447. Groddek, D., Hethitische Texte in Transkription KUB 2 (DBH 30. 2009) [68:415]: BO 72 (2015) 481-484 (S. Hutter-Braunsar).

448. Groddek, Detlev, Ein neuer Beleg für den Genitiv Plural des Possessivpronomens im Hethitischen: Historische Sprachforschung 126 (2013) 118-122.

449. Groddek, Detlev, Hethitische Texte in Transkription: KBo 46 (DBH 47). Wiesbaden 2015. XXI+249 S.

450. Groddek, Detlev, Bemerkungen anläßlich der Edition eines Ensembles hethitischer Texte (CHDS 2): AoF 42 (2015) 127-141.

451. Groddek, Detlev, CTH 447 noch einmal: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 51-54.

452. [Fs Groneberg], Shehata, D. - Weiershäuser, F. - Zand, K.V. (Hg.), Von Göttern und Menschen. Beiträge zu Literatur und Geschichte des Alten Orients. Festschrift für Brigitte Groneberg (CM 41. 2010) [69:491]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 169-170 (J. Stökl); cf. 70:445; 71:450; 72:504.

453. Groß, Melanie, Editions of two Neo-Assyrian legal documents published as copies by George (2010): NABU 2015/79.

454. Groß, Melanie, Innovation and Tradition within the Sphere of Neo-Assyrian Officialdom: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 251-266.

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455. Groß, Melanie – Jursa, Michael – Pirngruber, Reinhard, Produzione e commercio nella Mesopotamia dell’Età imperiale: Rivista di Storia Economica XXXI/1 (2015) 121-145.

456. Groß, Melanie M., Food and Drink for the Palace: The Management of Foodstuffs in Neo-Assyrian Times and Beyond: SAAB XXI (2015) 21-45.

457. Gufler, Birgit – Madreiter, Irene, The Ancient Near East and the Genre of Greek Historiography: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 381-396.

458. Guichard, M., L’Épopée de Zimrī-Lîm (Florilegium marianum XIV = Mémoires de NABU 16. 2014) [73:587]: AfO 53 (2015) 52-56 (Rezensionsartikel von N. Wasserman).

459. Guichard, Michaël, Une prière bilingue inédite de Mari. L’art d’amadouer son dieu et seigneur de la littérature à la pratique: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 343-376.

460. Gzella, H. (Hg.), Languages from the World of the Bible (2012) [73:595]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 255 (W.G.E. Watson).

461. Hackl, J. – Jursa, M. – Schmidl, M., Spätbabylonische Privatbriefe (Spätbabylonische Briefe 1 = AOAT 414/1. 2014) [73:598]: BSOAS 78 (2015) 375-377 (K. Abraham).

462. Hackl, Johannes – Jursa, Michael, Egyptians in Babylonia in the Neo-Babylonian and Achaemenid Periods: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 157-180.

463. Hagedorn, Anselm C. – Kratz, Reinhard G. (Hg.), Law and Religion in the Eastern Mediterranean. From Antiquity to Early Islam. Oxford 2013. XVIII+408 S.: JNES 74 (2015) 380-383 (B. Christiansen).

464. Hagedorn, Anselm C., The Biblical Laws of Asylum between Mediterraneanism and Postcolonial Critique: ZAR 21 (2015) 291-307.

465. Hagedorn, Anselm C., Die Perser im Zwölfprophetenbuch: ZAW 127 (2015) 587-606.

466. 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]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 158-159 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 73:601.


467. Hagen, Nikolaus, Carl Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Fallbeispiel für verwehrte Assimilation?: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 109-130.

468. Hageneuer, Sebastian, Bilder vergangener Kulturen. Architektur-Rekonstruktionen in der Vorderasiatischen Archäologie des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts: Alter Orient aktuell 13 (2015) 4-9.

469. Hallo, William W. (1928-2015): AfO 53 (2015) 497-499 (B.R. Foster).

470. Hämeen-Anttila, Jaakko, Assyro-Arabica. Mesopotamian Literary Influence on the Arabs: Lindstedt, I. – Hämeen-Anttila, J. – Mattila, R. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Case Studies in Transmission (IHAMNE 1. 2014) [74:689] 53-71.

471. Hameeuw, Hendrik – Gorris, Elynn – Tavernier, Jan, Written on Mud: Some more Brick Inscriptions from Mesopotamia: Akkadica 136 (2015) 89-101.

472. Harmanşah, Ö., Cities and the Shaping of Memory in the Ancient Near East (2013) [72:528]: AfO 53 (2015) 418-424 (S.M. Halama); cf. 73:606.

473. Harrison, Thomas, Herodotus on the Character of Persian Imperialism (7.5-11): Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 9-48.

474. Harrison, Timozhy P., Articulating Neo-Assyrian Imperialism at Tell Tayinat: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 80-96.

475. Hasselbach, Rebecca, Case in Semitic. Roles, Relations, and Reconstruction (Oxford Studies in Diachronic and Historical Linguistics 3). Oxford 2013. XIII+353 S.: Or 84 (2015) 123-129 (N.J.C. Kouwenberg).

476. Haubold, J. – Lanfranchi, G.B. – Rollinger, R. – Steele, J. (Hg.), The World of Berossos (CLeO 5. 2013) [72:534]: BO 72 (2015) 469-473 (R. Da Riva).

477. Haubold, Johannes, ‘Shepherds of the People’. Greek and Mesopotamian Perspectives: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 245-254.

478. Hauser, Rick, Reading Figurines from Ancient Urkeš (2450 B.C.E.). A New Way of Measuring Archaeological Artifacts, with Implications for Historical Linguistics: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 105-120.

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479. Haussperger, Martha (1925-2013): AfO 53 (2015) 499-500 (G. Farber).

480. [Fs Hawkins], Singer, I. (Hg.), ipamati kistamati pari tumatimis. Luwian and Hittite Studies presented to J. David Hawkins on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday (Tel Aviv University. Sonia and Marco Nadler Institute of Archaeology. Monograph Series 28. 2010) [69:522]: Kratylos 57 (2013) 146-154 (A.H. Bauer); cf. 70:476; 71:477; 72:542.

481. Hawkins, John D., The Digraphic Seals of Ugarit: Emmanuel Laroche and the Decipherment of Hieroglyphic Luwian: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 73-91.

482. Hawkins, John D., A New Look at the Luwian Language: Kadmos 52 (2013) 1-18.

483. Hawkins, John D., Open Letter to Dominique Collon from David Hawkins: Iraq 77 (2015) 7-8.

484. Hawkins, John D., The Souls in the Stele?: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 49-56.

485. Hawkins, Laura F., A New Edition of the Proto-Elamite Text MDP 17, 112: CDLJ 2015:1 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdlj/2015/cdlj2015_001.html].

486. Hawley, Robert – Pardee, Dennis – Roche-Hawley, Carole, L’alphabet «court» sénestrogyre à Ougarit au XIIIe siècle avant J.-C. d’après le bordereau RS 5.197+: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 155-166.

487. Hawley, Robert – Pardee, Dennis – Roche-Hawley, Carole, The Scribal Culture of Ugarit: JANEH 2 (2015) 229-267.

488. Hazelton, Fran, Three Kings of Warka. Enmerkar, Lugalbanda, Gilgamesh. Myths from Mesopotamia. London 2012. XIV+150 S.: BO 72 (2015) 706 (M. Stol).

489. Hecker, Karl, Akkadische Epen: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 74.

490. Hecker, Karl, Das Tukultī-Ninurta-Epos: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 75-88.

491. Hecker, Karl, Enūma eliš: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 88-132.


492. Hecker, Karl, Atra-ḫasīs. Die spätbabylonische Fassung des Epos: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 132-143.

493. Heeßel, N.P., Divinatorische Texte II. Opferschau-Omina (KAL 5 = WVDOG 139. 2012) [71:482]: AfO 53 (2015) 201-208 (M.J. Geller); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 190 (L.L. Grabbe); Syria 92 (2015) 454-456 (A. Cavigneaux); cf. 72:553; 73:621.

494. Heeßel, Nils P., Amulette und ,Amulettformen‘: Zum Zusammenhang von Form, Funktion und Text von Amuletten im Alten Mesopotamien: Quack, Joachim Friedrich – Luft, Daniela Christina (Hg.), Erscheinungsformen und Handhabungen Heiliger Schriften (Materiale Textkulturen 5). Berlin/Boston 2014, 53-78.

495. Heeßel, Nils P., Magie in Mesopotamien: Jördens, Andrea (Hg.), Ägyptische Magie und ihre Umwelt (Philippika 80). Wiesbaden 2015, 33-53.

496. Heimpel, W., Workers and Construction Work at Garšana (CUSAS 5. 2009) [68:465]: AfO 53 (2015) 228-233 (B. Lafont).

497. Heimpel, Wolfgang, Index of Anne Draffkorn Kilmer’s Works: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 295-304.

498. Heimpel, Wolfgang – Salgues, Emmanuelle, Lugale oder wie Ninurta dem Tigris mehr Wasser schuf: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 33-67.

499. Heimpel, Wolfgang, Die Bauhymne des Gudea von Lagasch: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 119-165.

500. Heintz, Jean-Georges, Prophétisme et Alliance. Des Archives royales de Mari à la Bible Hébraïque. Recueil d’études édité par Stephan Lauber avec Othmar Keel et Hans Ulrich Steymans. Mit einem Vortwort von Manfred Weippert (OBO 271). Fribourg/Göttingen 2015. XXXV+373 S.: ZAW 127 (2015) 530-531 (U. Becker).

501. Helle, Sophus, Contrast through ironic self-citation in Atra-ḫasīs: NABU 2015/95.

502. Heller, A., Das Babylonien der Spätzeit (7.-4. Jh.) in den klassischen und keilschriftlichen Quellen (Oikumene. Studien zur antiken Weltgeschichte 7. 2010) [69:546]: AfO 53 (2015) 208-213 (R. Pirngruber); cf. 70:493; 71:484.

503. Heller, André, Why the Greeks Know so Little about Assyrian and Babylonian History: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in

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the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 331-348.

504. Helwing, Barbara, Archäologie Irans bis 2000 v. Chr.: Paul, L. (Hg.), Handbuch der Iranistik (2013) [74:929] 371-382.

505. Herbordt, Suzanne, Bemerkungen zu einem Bronzewerkzeug aus Kammer 2 (Südburg) in der Oberstadt von Hattusa: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 55-61.

506. Herles, Michael – Avetisyan, Hayk, Auf den Spuren Carl Ferdinand Lehmann-Haupts in Armenien. Neue Forschungen an der urartäischen Fundstätte Oshakan: Alter Orient aktuell 13 (2015) 10-15.

507. Herles, Michael, Einflüsse der achämenidischen Kultur in Oshakan (Armenien)?: MDOG 147 (2015) 107-128.

508. Herring, St.L., Divine Substitution. Humanity as the Manifestation of Deity in the Hebrew Bible and the Ancient Near East (FRLANT 247. 2013) [73:632]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 123-124 (C.A. Strine).

509. Hertel, Thomas Klitgaard, Paternal Estates in Old Assyrian Society: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 29-43.

510. Hess, Christian W., Songs of Clay. Materiality and Poetics in Early Akkadian Epic: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 251-284.

511. Heuvel, Carrie Giger van den, QÍ-BÍ-MA!: Historische Sprachforschung 126 (2013) 123-126.

512. Hilgert, Markus, Praxeologisch perspektivierte Artefaktanalysen des Geschriebenen. Zum heuristischen Potential der materialen Textkulturforschung: Elias, Friederike – Franz, Albrecht – Murmann, Henning – Weiser, Ulrich Wilhelm (Hg.), Praxeologie. Beiträge zur interdisziplinären Reichweite praxistheoretischer Ansätze in den Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften (Materiale Textkulturen 3). Berlin/Boston 2014, 149-164.

513. Hilgert, Markus, Forschung für den Kulturgüterschutz. Interdisziplinäres Verbundprojekt zum illegalen Handel mit Kulturgütern in Deutschland: AW 5/2015, 39-41.

514. Hill, J.A. – Jones, Ph. – Morales, A.J. (Hg.), Experiencing Power, Generating Authority. Cosmos, Politics, and the Ideology of Kingship in


Ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia (2013) [72:575]: ANES 52 (2015) 331-334 (L.R. Siddall); BSOAS 78 (2015) 604-606 (L. Vacín).

515. Hipp, Krzysztof, Fugitives in the State Archives of Assyria: SAAB XXI (2015) 47-77.

516. Hoffmann, Ingeborg (1943-2011): AfO 53 (2015) 500-502 (A. Hagenbuchner-Dresel).

517. Hoffner, Harry A., On Some Passages about Fish: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 63-75.

518. Hoffner, Harry A., Jr. (1934-2015): AfO 53 (2015) 502-504 (R. Beal).

519. Holtz, Sh.E., Neo-Babylonian Trial Records (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 35. 2014) [73:642]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 137-138 (E.W. Davies)

520. Hom, Mary Katherine Y.H., The Characterization of the Assyrians in Isaiah. Synchronic and Diachronic Perspectives (The Library of Hebrew Bible / Old Testament Studies). Edinburgh 2012. XIV+235 S.: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 103 (H.G.M. Williamson); ThLZ 140 (2015) 48-50 (J. Kreuch).

521. Hornig, Karin, Schriftenverzeichnis von Mark A. Brandes: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 33-40.

522. Horowitz, Wayne – Stillman, Larry – Zilberg, Peter, Cuneiform Texts in The Otago Museum: NABU 2015/56.

523. Horry, Ruth, Assyriology at the Margins, the Case of William St. Chad Boscawen (1855-1913): Iraq 77 (2015) 107-128.

524. Hout, Theo van den, Texte aus dem Bezirk des Großen Tempels XX (KBo 68). Berlin 2015. XVII+30 S.

525. Hout, Theo van den, In Royal Circles: The Nature of Hittite Scholarship: JANEH 2 (2015) 203-227.

526. Hout, Theo van den, Zu einer Stratigraphie der hethitischen Totenrituale: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 301-306.

527. Houwink ten Cate, Philo H.J. (1930-2013): AfO 53 (2015) 504-505 (Th. van den Hout).

528. Hrůša, I., Die akkadische Synonymliste malku = šarru (AOAT 50. 2010) [69:587]: AfO 53 (2015) 213-215 (M.J. Geller); JSOT 36/5 (2012) 159 (A.R. Millard); cf. 72:588.

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529. Hrůša, Ivan, Translated from Italian by Michael Tait, Ancient Mesopotamian Religion. A Descriptive Introduction. Münster 2015. 232 S.

530. [Gs Hruška], Vacín, L. (Hg.), U4 DU11-GA-NI SÁ MU-NI-IB-DU11. Ancient Near Eastern Studies in Memory of Blahoslav Hruška (2011) [70:532]: BO 72 (2015) 124-125 (R. De Boer).

531. Hudson, Michael, How the Organization of Labor shaped Civilization’s Takeoff: Steinkeller, P. – Hudson, M. (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5. 2015) [74:1196] 649-664.

532. Huehnergard, J., An Introduction to Ugaritic (2012) [72:589]: JAOS 135 (2015) 882-884 (J. Lam); JSOT 38/5 (2014) 199-200 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 73:653.

533. Huffmon, Herbert B., Prophecy in the Mari Texts as an Innovative Development: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 205-213.

534. Hundley, Michael B. Divine Presence in Ancient Near Eastern Temples: Religion Compass 9 (2015) 203-215.

535. Hunger, Hermann, How uncertain is Mesopotamian chronology?: Warburton, David A. (Hg.), Time’s Up! Dating the Minoan eruption of Santorini. Acts of the Minoan Eruption Chronology Workshop, Sandbjerg November 2007, initiated by Jan Heinemeier & Walter L. Friedrich (Monographs of the Danish Institute at Athens 10). Athens 2009, 145-152.

536. Hunger, Hermann, The relation of Babylonian astronomy to its culture and society: Valls-Gabaud, David – Boksenberg, Alexander (Hg.), The Role of Astronomy in Society and Culture. Proceedings of the 260th Symposium of the International Astronomical Union, Held at the UNESCO Headquarters, Paris, France, January 19-23, 2009. Cambridge/New York/Melbourne 2011, 62-73.

537. Hunger, Hermann, Keilschriftliche Überlieferungen zur Astronomie: Krojer, Franz – Starke, Ronald (Hg.), Kalendarische, chronologische und astronomische Aspekte der Vergangenheit. München 2012, 25-52.

538. Hunger, Hermann, including materials by Abraham J. Sachs, Astronomical Diaries and Related Texts from Babylonia VII: Almanacs and Normal Star Almanacs (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Denkschriften, 466. Band). Wien 2014. XXIV+457 S.+123 Taf.

539. Hunt, Alice M.W., Palace Ware Across the Neo-Assyrian Imperial Landscape. Social Value and Semiotic Meaning (CHANE 78). Leiden/Boston 2015. XX+248 S.


540. Huot, Jean-Louis, Un jardin en eden, du côte de l’Orient (Gn 2.8): Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 331-342.

541. Hurowitz, Victor Avigdor (1948-2013): AfO 53 (2015) 505-506 (E.L. Greenstein).

542. Hussein, Laith M., Eine altbabylonische Landparzellenliste aus Šaduppûm (Tell Ḥarmal): Golinets, V. – Jenni, H. – Mathys, H.-P. – Sarasin, S. (Hg.), Neue Beiträge zur Semitistik (AOAT 425. 2015) [74:434] 107-120.

543. Husser, J.-M. – Mouton, A. (Hg.), Le cauchemar dans les sociétés antiques (Collections de l’Université de Strasbourg. Études d’archéologie et d’histoire ancienne. 2010) [70:536]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 159-160 (N. Wyatt).

544. Hutter, M. – Hutter-Braunsar, S. (Hg.), Hethitische Literatur. Überlieferungsprozesse, Textstrukturen, Ausdrucksformen und Nachwirken (AOAT 391. 2011) [70:538]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 191-192 (L.L. Grabbe).

545. Hutter, Manfred, Die Göttin Ḫarišši und der ḫarištani-Raum: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 77-85.

546. Hutter, Manfred, Probleme iranischer Literatur und Religion unter den Achämeniden: ZAW 127 (2015) 547-564.

547. Işık, Kenan – Işıklı, Mehmet, Inscribed Bullae and Bone Layer Discovered at the Ayanis Fortress/Van in 2014: AoF 42 (2015) 142-152.

548. Işık, Kenan, A Fragmentary Stela of the Urartian King Argišti I found in Arinçkus, to the Northwest of Van Lake: ZA 105 (2015) 215-219.

549. Jacobs, Bruno, Zur bildlichen Repräsentation iranischer Eliten im achämenidenzeitlichen Kleinasien: Gs Schippmann (2015) [74:1106] 101-128.

550. Jakob, St., Die mittelassyrischen Texte aus Tell Chuēra in Nordost-Syrien (Vorderasiatische Forschungen der Max Freiherr von Oppenheim-Stiftung 2: Ausgrabungen in Tell Chuēra in Nordost-Syrien. Teil III. 2009) [68:510]: AfO 53 (2015) 215-220 (J. Llop-Raduà); ZSSR 131 (2014) 552-553 (G. Pfeifer); cf. 69:606; 70:547.

551. Jakob, Stefan, Daily Life in the Wild West of Assyria: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 177-187.

552. Al-Jallad, Ahmad, Echoes of the Baal Cycle in a Safaito-Hismaic Inscription: JANER 15 (2015) 5-19.

553. Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Hymnen, Klagelieder und Gebete (TUAT.NF 7. 2013) [72:615]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 161 (J.C. Exum).

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554. Janowski, Bernd – Schwemer, Daniel (Hg.), in Verbindung mit Karl Hecker, Andrea Jördens, Jörg Klinger, Heidemarie Koch, Ingo Kottsieper, Matthias Müller, Norbert Nebes, Hans Neumann und Herbert Niehr, Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8). Gütersloh 2015. XIX+534 S.

555. Jansen, Christian, Das Deutsche Archäologische Institut im Zeitalter des Nationalismus. Schlaglichter auf die Beziehungen zwischen Archäologie und Politik in der ersten Hälfte des 20. Jahrhunderts: Jahrbuch des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts 130 (2015) 355-374.

556. Janssen, Thomas, Aminum in AKL, MEC und auf den Siegeln seiner Diener: NABU 2015/30; Das Zusammenspiel der Distanzangaben des Šamšī-Adad I und des Aemilius Sura: NABU 2015/67.

557. Jaques, Margaret, Avec une contribution de Daniel Schwemer, Mon dieu qu’ai-je fait? Les diĝir-šà-dab(5)-ba et la piété privée en Mésopotamie (OBO 273). Fribourg/Göttingen 2015. XIII+463 S.

558. Jauß, Steffen M., Zur Sicherung von Mitgiften nach neubabylonischen Prozessurkunden: Thür, Gerhard – Avramović, Sima – Katančević, Andreja (Hg.), Marriage and Family Property. Belgrade 2015, 9-19.

559. Jauß, Steffen M., Kasuistik – Systematik – Reflexion über Recht. Eine diachrone Betrachtung der Rechtstechnik in den Hethitischen Rechtssätzen: ZAR 21 (2015) 185-206.

560. Jean, Cynthia, Globalization in Literature: Re-Examining the Gilgameš Affair: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 111-116.

561. Jean, Cynthia, Performing Rituals in Secluded Places. A Comparison of the Akkadian and Hittite Corpus: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 41-52.

562. Jiménez, Enrique – Abdülkadir, Fıstıkçı – Adalı, Selim Ferruh, Two 7th-Century BCE Neo-Assyrian Slave Sale Records from Marqasi (Kahramanmaraş) in a Collection at Gaziantep: AoF 42 (2015) 173-183.

563. Jiménez, Enrique – Adalı, Selim Ferruh – Radner, Karen, Four 7th-Century BCE Neo-Assyrian Slave Sale Records from Marqasi (Kahramanmaraş) in the Erimtan Museum (Ankara) and Elsewhere: AoF 42 (2015) 153-172.

564. Jiménez, Enrique, A playful writing of the name of Babylon: NABU 2015/81.


565. Jiménez, Enrique – Adalı, Selim Ferruh, The ‘Prostration Hemerology’ Revisited: An Everyman’s Manual at the King’s Court: ZA 105 (2015) 154-191.

566. Jiménez Zamudio, Rafael, El poema de Gilgamesh (Colección Letras Universales 493). Madrid 2015. 384 S.

567. Johandi, Andreas, Public Speaking in Ancient Mesopotamia: Speeches before Earthly and Divine Battles: Fs Kulmar (2015) [74:650] 71-106.

568. Johnson, J. Cale (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3). Boston/Berlin 2015. X+326 S.

569. Johnson, J. Cale – Geller, Markham, J., The Class Reunion – An Annotated Translation and Commentary on the Sumerian Dialogue Two Scribes (CM 47). Leiden/Boston 2015. XIII+362 S.

570. Johnson, J. Cale, Iteration, Citation and Citationality in the Mesopotamian Scholastic Dialogue The Class Reunion: Cancik-Kirschbaum, E. – Traninger, A. (Hg.), Wissen in Bewegung. Institution – Iteration – Transfer (Episteme in Bewegung. Beiträge zu einer transdisziplinären Wissensgeschichte 1. 2015) [74:189] 105-132.

571. Johnson, J. Cale, Late Uruk bicameral orthographies and their Early Dynastic Rezeptionsgeschichte: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 169-210.

572. Johnson, J. Cale, Introduction: ‘Infrastructural Compendia’ and the Licensing of Empiricism in Mesopotamian Technical Literature: Johnson, J.C. (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3. 2015) [74:568] 1-28.

573. Johnson, J. Cale, Depersonalized Case Histories in the Babylonian Therapeutic Compendia: Johnson, J.C. (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3. 2015) [74:568] 289-315.

574. Joisten-Pruschke, Anke, „Ich muss irgendwie sehen, dass es für mich einen Weg gibt Archäologie zu studieren“. Klaus Schippmanns Tagebuch einer Reise in den Vorderen Orient (1959): Gs Schippmann (2015) [74:1106] XV-XXXVII.

575. Jung, Reinhard, Krieg und Krieger der Bronzezeit im zentralen und östlichen Mittelmeerraum: Meller, Harald – Schefzik, Michael (Hg.), Krieg. Eine archäologische Spurensuche. Begleitband zur Sonderausstellung im

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Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte Halle (Saale), 6. November 2015 bis 22. Mai 2016. Halle (Saale) 2015, 321-327.

576. 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]: AfO 53 (2015) 220-228 (L. Graslin-Thomé); JSOT 36/5 (2012) 160 (M.J. Geller); cf. 71:536; 73:699.

577. Jursa, Michael, Sumerian and Akkadian Texts from the Josef Zeppetzauer Collection in Bad Ischl, Austria II: Eine frühneubabylonische Landkaufurkunde aus Borsippa: AfO 53 (2015) 49-51.

578. Jursa, Michael, Late Babylonian Epigraphy: a Case Study: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 187-198.

579. Jursa, Michael – Hackl, Johannes, Rhetorics, Politeness, Persuasion and Argumentation in Late Babylonian Epistolography. The Contrast between Oficial Correspondence and Private Letters: Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 101-115.

580. Jursa, Michael, Families, Officialdom, and Families of Royal Officials in Chaldean and Achaemenid Babylonia: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 597-606.

581. Jursa, Michael, Labor in Babylonia in the First Millennium BC: Steinkeller, P. – Hudson, M. (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5. 2015) [74:1196] 345-396.

582. Justel, Josué J., An Unpublished Nuzi-Type Antichretic Loan Contract in the British Museum; with Some Comments on Children in the Kingdom of Arrapḫe by Daniel Justel: Iraq 77 (2015) 129-142.

583. Kaelin, Oskar, Ein vorderasiatisches Ideen-Cluster zur frühen Inszenierung des ägyptischen Herrschers: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 127-148.

584. Kalimi, I. – Richardson, S. (Hg.), Sennacherib at the Gates of Jerusalem. Story, History and Historiography (CHANE 71. 2014) [73:709]: JNES 74 (2015) 142-144 (St. Dalley); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 45 (H.G.M. Williamson).

585. Kämmerer, Th.R. (Hg.), Identities and Societies in the Ancient East-Mediterranean Regions. Comparative Approaches (Henning Graf


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586. Kämmerer, Th.R. – Metzler, K.A. (Hg.), Das babylonische Weltschöpfungs-epos Enūma elîš (AOAT 375. 2012) [71:546]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 192-193 (C.L. Crouch); OLZ 110 (2015) 11-15 (M.P. Streck); cf. 73:713.

587. Kämmerer, Thomas R. – Kõiv, Mait (Hg.), Cultures in Comparison: Religion and Politics in Ancient Mediterranean Regions (AAMO 3 = AOAT 390/3). Münster 2015. 210 S.

588. Kämmerer, Thomas R., Kultisch-politische Beziehungen zwischen den Euphrat aufwärts gelegenen Kultorten Māri, Terqa, Tuttul, Emar und Aleppo dargestellt als wechselseitiges Spannungsfeld: Kämmerer, Th.R. – Kõiv, M. (Hg.), Cultures in Comparison: Religion and Politics in Ancient Mediterranean Regions (AAMO 3 = AOAT 390/3. 2015) [74:587] 15-23.

589. Kaniuth, K. – Löhnert, A. – Miller, J.L. – Otto, A. – Roaf, M. – Sallaberger, W. (Hg.), Tempel im Alten Orient (CDOG 7. 2013) [72:642]: CBQ 77 (2015) 785-787 (A.R. Davis); cf. 73:715.

590. Kaplan, Golda Ch. (Hg.), Riftin, Aleksandr Pavlovič (1900-1945). Avtobiografija, pis’ma, drugie materialy k biografii [Autobiografie, Briefe, weitere Materialien zur Biografie]. Sankt-Peterburg 2015. 204 S.

591. Karagiannis, Christos G., The Assyrian Tree of Life and the Jewish Menorah: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 459-470.

592. Kärger, B., Leben in der amurritischen Welt. Nomaden und Sesshafte im Reich von Mari im 19. und 18. Jahrhundert vor Christus (Philippika 68. 2014) [73:722]: IEJ 65 (2015) 118-129 (Y. Bloch).

593. Karttunen, Klaus, India and the World Trade: From the Beginnings to the Hellenistic Age: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 329-339.

594. Katz, D., The Image of the Nether World in the Sumerian Sources (2003) [62:505]: OLZ 110 (2015) 9-11 (St. Lundström); cf. 64:537; 65:573.

595. Katz, Dina, When was natural death created or why did Gilgameš go to Uta-napištim?: NABU 2015/46.

596. Katz, Dina, Myth and Ritual through Tradition and Innovation: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 59-73.

597. Keetman, Jan, Die Namen Enkidu und Ḫuwawa(?)/Ḫubebe: NABU 2015/28; Indirect reflexive in Sumerian and the conflict between Enmetena

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and Il: NABU 2015/57; The Sumerian Ventive short and a statistic of Gudea Cyl. A: NABU 2015/58.

598. Kellner, Angelika, Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein biographischer Abriss: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 31-43.

599. Kellner, Angelika, Schriftenverzeichnis Lehmann-Haupts: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 197-211.

600. Kellner, Angelika, Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Das Leben eines fast vergessenen Althistorikers und Altorientalisten: Klio 97 (2015) 245-292.

601. Kersel, Morag M. – Rutz, Matthew T., Introduction: No Discipline is an Island: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 1-13.

602. Kertai, David, After the Court Moved Away: A Reinterpretation of the Ivory Finds within the Royal Palaces of Kalḫu: AoF 42 (2015) 112-121.

603. Kertai, David, The Guardians at the Doors: Entering the Southwest Palace in Nineveh: JNES 74 (2015) 325-349.

604. Kienast, Burkhard, Unter Mitarbeit von Sabina Franke und Karl Hecker, Das altassyrische Eherecht. Eine Urkundenlehre (SANTAG 10). Wiesbaden 2015. 253 S.

605. Kienast, Burkhard (1929-2014): AfO 53 (2015) 506-508 (S. Franke); ZA 105 (2015) 4-6 (G.J. Selz).

606. Kieser, Hans-Lukas, Armeniermord, Shoah und das Ehepaar Lehmann-Haupt. Eine Kontextualisierung: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 95-107.

607. [Fs Kilmer], Heimpel, Wolfgang – Frantz-Szabò, Gabriella (Hg.), Strings and Threads. A Celebration of the Work of Anne Draffkorn Kilmer. Winona Lake 2011. X+304 S.: BO 72 (2015) 475-476 (M. Stol); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 190-191 (W.G.E. Watson).

608. Kitz, Anne Marie, Cursed Are You! The Phenomenology of Cursing in Cuneiform and Hebrew Texts. Winona Lake 2014. XII+528 S.: JNES 74 (2015) 355-358 (M. Sandowicz); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 138 (J.F. Healey).


609. Kitz, Anne Marie, Naboth’s Vineyard after Mari and Amarna: JBL 134 (2015) 529-545.

610. Kleber, Kristin, Des Frommen Zuflucht, des Übeltäters Verderben. Der assertorische Eid im Gerichtsprozess der spätbabylonischen Zeit: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 119-152.

611. Klein, Jacob – Sefati, Yitschak, The First Triad of Personal Names in the ‘PN List Ur-Nanše’: NABU 2015/91.

612. Kleinerman, A. – Owen, D.I., Analytical Concordance to the Garšana Archives (CUSAS 4. 2009) [68:557]: AfO 53 (2015) 228-233 (B. Lafont).

613. Kleinerman, A., Education in Early 2nd Millennium BC Babylonia. The Sumerian Epistolary Miscellany (CM 42. 2011) [70:590]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 160-161 (M.E.J. Richardson); cf. 72:665.

614. Kleiss, Wolfram, Hochterrassen – Zikkurati – Stufenpyramiden: Gs Schippmann (2015) [74:1106] 139-157.

615. Klengel, Horst, Qatna and Inter-Regional Trade in the Second Millennium BC: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 65-68.

616. Klingenberg, Andreas, Die Göttin „vom heiligen Wasser“: Orbis Terrarum 12 (2014) 157-166.

617. Klinger, J., Die Hethiter (C.H.Beck/Wissen in der Beck'schen Reihe 2425. 2007) [66:625]: AfO 53 (2015) 233-235 (R.H. Beal); cf. 69:656.

618. Klinger, Jörg, Šuppiluliuma II. und die Spätphase der hethitischen Archive: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 87-111.

619. Klinkenberg, Victor – Lanjouw, Tijm, The Central Building of the Tell Sabi Abyad Dunnu: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 153-175.

620. Klinkott, H. – Kubisch, S. – Müller-Wollermann, R. (Hg.), Geschenke und Steuern, Zölle und Tribute. Antike Abgabenformen in Anspruch und Wirklichkeit (CHANE 29. 2007) [66:627]: AfO 53 (2015) 480 (R. Pirngruber); cf. 68:563.

621. Kloekhorst, A., Accent in Hittite. A Study in Plene Spelling, Consonant Graduation, Clitics, and Metrics (StBoT 56. 2014) [73:757]: BSOAS 78 (2015) 602-604 (E. Rieken); Kratylos 60 (2015) 18-42 (S. Kimball).

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622. Klotz, David, Darius I and the Sabaeans: Ancient Partners in Red Sea Navigation: JNES 74 (2015) 267-280.

623. Knapp, Andrew, David and Hattushili III: The Impact of Genre and a Response to J. Randall Short: VT 63 (2013) 261-275.

624. Knapp, Andrew, Royal Apologetic in the Ancient Near East (SBL Writings from the Ancient World Supplement Series 4). Atlanta 2015. XX+419 S.

625. Knapp, Andrew, The Meaning and Significance of Hittite ḫūiḫuššuwali-: NABU 2015/71.

626. Knauß, Florian, Iranische Kunst und Architektur 550 v.-650 n. Chr.: Paul, L. (Hg.), Handbuch der Iranistik (2013) [74:929] 394-419.

627. Koch, Ch., Vertrag, Treueid und Bund. Studien zur Rezeption des altorientalischen Vertragsrechts im Deuteronomium und zur Ausbildung der Bundestheologie im Alten Testament (BZAW 383. 2008) [68:567]: AfO 53 (2015) 235-237 (B. Wells).

628. Koch, Ulla Susanne, Mesopotamian Divination Texts: Conversing with the Gods. Sources from the First Millennium BCE (GMTR 7). Münster 2015. IX+394 S.

629. Koch, Ulla Susanne, Notes on a nisḫu for the performance of ornithoscopy: NABU 2015/47.

630. Kogan, Leonid, Genealogical Classification of Semitic. Boston/Berlin 2015. XV+734 S.

631. Koliński, Rafał, The Mari Eponym Chronicle. Reconstruction of the Lay-Out of the Text and the Placement of Fragment C: Anatolica 41 (2015) 61-86.

632. Koliński, Rafał, Making Mittani Assyrian: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 9-32.

633. König, Margarethe, Erste Ergebnisse zu Landwirtschaft und pflanzlicher Ernährung in Haft Tappeh, Iran: Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 4), Hildesheim 2014, 51-65.

634. Kopanias, Konstantinos, The King’s Household, Royal Gifts and International Trade in the Amarna Age: KTÈMA 40 (2015) 27-34.

635. Koppen, Frans van, Qaṭna in altsyrischer Zeit: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 81-94.


636. Köszeghy, Miklós, Keine Stadt lebt für sich allein. Jerusalem und seine Umgebung vor dem babylonischen Exil (AOAT 421). Münster 2015. 214 S. [109-114: Exkurs: Die Siloah Inschrift und das Problem der Belagerung Jerusalems 701 v. Chr.].

637. Kouwenberg, N.J.C., The Akkadian Verb and Its Semitic Background (Languages of the Ancient Near East 2. 2010) [69:670]: AfO 53 (2015) 237-246 (H. Hirsch); BO 72 (2015) 712-719 (B.D. Suchard); cf. 71:584; 72:692; 73:765.

638. Kozuh, Michael, Policing, Planning, and Provisos. The Function of Legal Texts in the Management of the Eanna Temple’s Livestock in the First Millennium BC: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 166-188.

639. Kozuh, Michael, A Hand Anything but Hidden: Institutions and Markets in First Millennium BCE Mesopotamia: Howe, Timothy (Hg.), Traders in the Ancient Mediterranean (Publications of the Association of Ancient Historians 11). Lexington 2015, 73-100.

640. Kratz, Reinhard G., ‘The peg in the wall’: Cultic Centralization Revisited: Hagedorn, A.C. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Law and Religion in the Eastern Mediterranean (2013) [74:463] 251-285.

641. Kraus, Nicholas, Revisiting the Courtier in the Commentary: NABU 2015/55.

642. Kroll, Stephan, Erste Archäologische Forschungen in Urartu durch Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 131-138.

643. Kryszat, Guido, Old Assyrian Writing and the Secret of the Kültepe Eponym List A: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 111-115.

644. Kubala, Agata, Iconography of ‘Neo-Hittite’ Seals (Mediterranean World Archaeology 1). Warsaw 2015. VI+132 S.

645. Kühn, Dagmar, The King’s Two Bodies (E. Kantorowicz). Ein Konzept zum Verständnis des hellenistischen Herrscherkults im Vorderen Orient am Beispiel Antiochos I. von Kommagene: Fs Niehr (215) [74:866] 71-90 [S. 74-76: Der doppelte Körper des Königs im vorhellenistischen Alten Orient].

646. Kühne, Hartmut, Core and Peripherie in the Assyrian State. The View from Dūr-Katlimmu: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 59-73.

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647. Kulakoğlu, Fikri – Michel, Cécile (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe, 19-23 September, 2013. Studies dedicated to Kutlu Emre (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV). Turnhout 2015. XIV+249 S.

648. Kulakoğlu, Fikri, Current Research at Kültepe: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 9-21.

649. Kulmar, T. – Schmitt, R. (Hg.), Ideas of Man in the Conceptions of the Religions / Das Menschenbild in den Konzeptionen der Religionen (FARG 43. 2012) [71:604]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 140-141 (A. Nahkola).

650. [Fs Kulmar], Espak, Peeter – Läänemets, Märt – Sazonov, Vladimir (Hg.), Studia in honorem Tarmo Kulmar: When Gods Spoke. Researches and Reflections on Religious Phenomena and Artefacts (Studia Orientalia Tartuensia. Series Nova VI). Tartu 2015. 435 S.

651. Künzl, Ernst, Löwenmensch und Schlangendrachen. Fabeltiere und Mischwesen in Vorzeit und Altertum. Regensburg/Mainz 2015. 112 S.

652. Lacambre, Denis, En marge de HIGEOMES 2: Hazatānum ou Hazakkānum à Chagar Bazar?: NABU 2015/16; En marge d’ARCHIBAB, 20: Old Babylonian texts of delivery of bricks from Larsa (?): NABU 2015/34.

653. Lacambre, Denis – Nahm, Werner, Pithana, an Anatolian ruler in the time of Samsuiluna of Babylon: new data from Tell Rimah (Iraq): RA 109 (2015) 17-28.

654. Lam, Joseph, Psalm 2 and the Disinheritance of Earthly Rulers: New Light from the Ugaritic Legal Text RS 94.2168: VT 64 (2014) 34-46.

655. Lam, Joseph, Possible Ugaritic Influences on the Hurrian of Ras Shamra-Ugarit in Alphabetic Script: Butts, A. M. (Hg.), Semitic Languages in Contact (Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics 82. 2015) [74:179] 267-279.

656. Lamassu, Nineb, Gilgamesh’s Plant of Rejuvenation and Qāṭīne’s Sīsīsāmbur: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 117-127.

657. Lambert, W.G., Babylonian Oracle Questions (MC 13. 2007) [66:669]: AfO 53 (2015) 250-253 (U. Gabbay); JAOS 135 (2015) 180-181 (J. Novotny); cf. 68:597; 69:698.


658. Lambert, W.G., Babylonian Creation Myths (MC 16. 2013) [72:719]: AfO 53 (2015) 246-250 (B.R. Foster); JSOT 38/5 (2014) 161-162 (N. Wyatt); ZAW 127 (2015) 364 (D. Prechel); cf. 73:791.

659. Lambert, Wilfred G. (1926-2011): Bibliographical Memoirs of Fellows of the British Academy XIV (2015) 337-359 (A.R. George); cf. 70:646; 71:612.

660. Lämmerhirt, K., Die sumerische Königshymne Šulgi F (TMH 9. 2012) [71:613]: AfO 53 (2015) 254-269 (M.-Ch. Ludwig); cf. 73:793.

661. [Fs Lanfranchi], Gaspa, S. – Greco, A. – Morandi Bonacossi, D. – Ponchia, S. – Rollinger, R. (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. 2014) [73:796]: OLZ 110 (2015) 284-286 (B.R. Foster).

662. Lang, Martin, Geistes- und religionshistorische Hintergründe von Strafpraktiken im Alten Mesopotamien: ZAR 21 (2015) 129-141.

663. Lange, Matthias, Umgang mit den Toten in Marqas/Gurgum: Fs Niehr (215) [74:866] 91-110.

664. Lange, Sarah, The Next Level and the Final Stage: Consistency and Change in the Provision of Meals for the Dead in Their Different Stages of Existence and the Accompanying Feasting Acts of the Living, as Evidenced at Mari, Qaṭna, and Ugarit: Altman, Peter – Fu, Janling (Hg.), Feasting in the Archaeology and Texts of the Bible and the Ancient Near East. Winona Lake 2014, 87-116.

665. Lange, Sarah, Inszenierung eines Familienrituals für die Könige von Akkad. Das kispum im Text Mari 12803: Fs Niehr (2015) [74:866] 111-126.

666. Langlois, Anne-Isabelle, Un texte administratif de l’époque d’Ur III appartenant à l’Association Bible & Civilisations, ancienne collection Jean-Guy Kauffmann: NABU 2015/32.

667. Lapinkivi, P., The Neo-Assyrian Myth of Ištar’s Descent and Resurrection (SAACT VI. 2010) [69:707]: JSS 60 (2015) 240-242 (S. Gaspa); cf. 70:657; 71:619.

668. Larsen, Mogens Trolle, Ancient Kanesh. A Merchant Colony in Bronze Age Anatolia. Cambridge/New York 2015. XII+330 S.

669. Larsen, Mogens Trolle, The Relative Chronology of the Old Assyrian Period and its Consequences: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 23-28.

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670. Lauinger, Jacob, Following the Man of Yamhad. Settlement and Territory at Old Babylonian Alalah (CHANE 75). Leiden/Boston 2015. XVIII+447 S.

671. Lauinger, Jacob, Neo-Assyrian Scribes, “Esarhaddon’s Succession Treaty,” and the Dynamics of Textual Mass Production: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 285-314.

672. Lauinger, Jacob – Batiuk, Stephen, A Stele of Sargon II at Tell Tayinat: ZA 105 (2015) 54-68.

673. Launderville, Dale, The Threat of Syncretism to Ezekiel’s Exilic Audience in the Dry Bones Passage: WO 45 (2015) 38-49.

674. Lebrun, R. – Degrève, A. (Hg.), Deus Medicus (Homo Religiosus Série II, 12. 2013) [73:815]: OLZ 110 (2015) 425-427 (R.S. Salo).

675. Lecompte, Camille, Remarques sur les textes archaïques d’Ur: Akkadica 136 (2015) 141-156.

676. Lecompte, Camille, Untersuchungen zu den Siedlungsstrukturen und ländlischen Siedlungen in der FD-Zeit. Auf der Suche nach den verlorenen Dörfern in den altsumerischen Urkunden: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 211-246.

677. Lee, Kerry D., Two Translations of HSS V 67 and Their Significance for Genesis 16, 21 and 30: JBL 134 (2015) 59-63.

678. Lehmann-Haupt, Christopher, Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt and the Lehmann Family Secrets: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 5-29.

679. Lehner, Joseph W. – Yazgan, Evren – Pernicka, Ernst – Kulakoğlu, Fikri, Continuity of Tin Bronze Consumption during the Late 3rd Millennium BC at Kültepe: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 195-217.

680. Leichty, E., The Royal Inscriptions of Esarhaddon, King of Assyria (680-669 BC) (RINAP 4. 2011) [70:674]: BO 72 (2015) 699 (M. Stol); cf. 72:733.

681. Leichty, Erle, A New Fragment of Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 133-135.


682. Lenzi, A. – Stökl, J. (Hg.), Divination, Politics, and Ancient Near Eastern Empires (SBL Ancient Near Eastern Monographs 7. 2014) [73:827]: CBQ 77 (2015) 787-789 (M.O. Udoepko); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 125 (L.-S. Tiemeyer).

683. Lenzi, Alan, Mesopotamian Scholarship: Kassite to Late Babylonian Periods: JANEH 2 (2015) 145-201.

684. Lenzi, Alan, Scribal Hermeneutics and the Twelve Gates of Ludlul bēl nēmeqi: JAOS 135 (2015) 733-749.

685. Lenzi, Alan, An Alternate Ending to an Akkadian Letter-Prayer to Amurrum (AbB 12, no. 99): NABU 2015/96.

686. Lenzi, Allan, The Language of Akkadian Prayers in Ludlul Bēl Nēmeqi and its Significance within and beyond Mesopotamia: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 67-105.

687. Lerberghe, K. Van – Voet, G., A Late Old Babylonian Temple Archive from Dūr-Abiešuḫ (CUSAS 8. 2009) [68:614]: RA 109 (2015) 143-196 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin); cf. 70:680.

688. [Fs Van Lerberghe], Boiy, T. – Bretschneider, J. – Goddeeris, A. – Mameeuw, H. – Jans, G. – Tavernier, J. (Hg.), The Ancient Near East, a Life! Festschrift Karel Van Lerberghe (OLA 220. 2012) [71:634]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 152-154 (L.L. Grabbe); ZAW 127 (2015) 352-353 (D. Prechel).

689. Lindstedt, Ilkka – Hämeen-Anttila, Jaakko – Mattila, Raija – Rollinger, Robert (Hg.), Case Studies in Transmission (IHAMNE 1). Münster 2014. 212 S.

690. Linke, Julia, Das Charisma der Könige. Zur Konzeption des altorientalischen Königtums im Hinblick auf Urartu (Philippika 84). Wiesbaden 2015. VIII+344 S.

691. Lisman, J.J.W., Cosmogony, Theogony and Anthropogeny in Sumerian Texts (AOAT 409. 2013) [72:749]: BO 72 (2015) 100-106 (J. Keetman).

692. Liu Changyu, Cuneiform Texts in Lithuania: AuOr 33 (2015) 215-219.

693. Liu Changyu – Nielsen, John P., Cuneiform Texts in the Special Collections of Knox College: CDLB 2015:5 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/pubs/cdlb/2015/cdlb 2015_ 005.html].

694. Liu Changyu, Šulgi 45 or Amar-Suen 2: an ambiguous Ur III Year Name: NABU 2015/63; Idadu, son of the governor of Egula: NABU 2015/90.

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695. Liverani, M., Immaginare Babele. Due secoli di studi sulla città orientale antica (2013) [72:752]: Syria 92 (2015) 399-402 (Rezensionsartikel von F.M. Fales); cf. 73:846.

696. Livingstone, A., Hemerologies of Assyrian and Babylonian Scholars (CUSAS 25. 2013) [72:754]: AfO 53 (2015) 269-278 (U.S. Koch); JA 303 (2015) 166-167 (L. Marti); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 139 (M.J. Geller); cf. 73:850.

697. Liwak, R., Israel in der altorientalischen Welt. Gesammelte Studien zur Kultur- und Religionsgeschichte des antiken Israel (BZAW 444. 2013) [72:755]: BN 165 (2015) 141-142 (Th. Elßner); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 24 (L.L. Grabbe).

698. Llop-Raduà, J., Mittelassyrische Verwaltungsurkunden aus Assur. Texte aus den »großen Speichern« und dem Ubru-Archiv (WVDOG 124. 2009) [68:634]: AfO 53 (2015) 278-282 (St. Jakob); ZSSR 131 (2014) 553-554 (G. Pfeifer); cf. 69:737; 72:760.

699. Llop-Raduà, Jaume, Foreign Kings in the Middle Assyrian Archival Documentation: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 243-273.

700. Löhnert, A., „Wie die Sonne tritt heraus!“ Eine Klage zum Auszug Enlils mit einer Untersuchung zu Komposition und Tradition sumerischer Klagelieder in altbabylonischer Zeit (AOAT 365. 2009) [68:636]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 161-162 (M.J. Geller); cf. 72:763.

701. Löhnert, Anne, Aspects of Royal Authority and Local Competence: A Perspective from Nuzi: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 335-344.

702. López-Ruiz, Carolina, Greek and Canaanite Mythologies: Zeus, Baal, and their Rivals: Religion Compass 8 (2014) 1-10.

703. Lorenz, Jürgen, Rituale für das Große Meer und das tarmana-Meer: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 113-131.

704. Lorenz, Jürgen, Spätbabylonische Urkunden: Original, Kopie, Abschrift: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 301-309.

705. Loretz, O., Hippologia Ugaritica. Das Pferd in Kultur, Wirtschaft, Kriegführung und Hippiatrie Ugarits – Pferd, Esel und Kamel in biblischen Texten (AOAT 386. 2011) [70:702]: BO 72 (2015) 484-489 (St.V. Panayotov); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 194-195 (W.G.E. Watson); JSS 60 (2015) 235-237 (M.K. Heide); OLZ 110 (2015) 442-444 (R. Schmitt); cf. 72:769.

706. Loretz, Oswald (1928-2014): AfO 53 (2015) 508-515 (M. Dietrich – P. Xella); cf. 73:861.


707. Loretz, Oswald, Entstehung des Judentums. Ein Paradigmenwechsel (AOAT 422). Münster 2015. XXII+752 S.

708. Luciani, Marta, Some Methodological Remarks on Stratigraphic and Chronological Issues in Third Millennium Central and South Mesopotamia: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 247-258.

709. Lyonnet, Bertille, Les nomades avant l’histoire: Syria 92 (2015) 413-417 [Rezensionsartikel zu 74:988].

710. Lyons, Deborah, Preface: Westbrook among the Classicists. An Unending Conversation: Westbrook, R., Ex Oriente Lux. Near Eastern Influences on Ancient Greek and Roman Law (2015) [74:1345] IX-XIV.

711. MacGinnis, J., The Arrows of the Sun. Armed Forces in Sippar in the First Millennium BC (Babylonische Archive 4. 2012) [71:668]: JNES 74 (2015) 155-159 (R. Tarasewicz); cf. 72:780; 73:871.

712. MacGinnis, J., A City from the Dawn of History. Erbil in the Cuneiform Sources (2014) [73:873]: BO 72 (2015) 686-690 (K.M. Ahmed).

713. Macgregor, Sherry Lou, Foreign Musicians in Neo-Assyrian Royal Courts: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 137-159.

714. Macgregor, Sh.L., Beyond Hearth and Home. Women in the Public Sphere in Neo-Assyrian Society (SAAS XXI. 2012) [71:671]: AfO 53 (2015) 282-285 (M. Groß); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 196 (S. Jacobs); PEQ 147 (2015) 258-259 (A. Musa); cf. 72:781.

715. Madreiter, I., Stereotypisierung – Idealisierung – Indifferenz. Formen der Auseinandersetzung mit dem Achaimeniden-Reich in der griechischen Persika-Literatur (CLeO 4. 2012) [71:672]: AfO 53 (2015) 285-287 (J. Bach); Gnomon 87 (2015) 394-399 (T. Polański); cf. 72:784.

716. Magee, Peter, When was the Dromedary Domesticated in the Ancient Near East?: ZOrA 8 (2015) 252-277.

717. Maggio, M., L’ornementation des dieux à l’époque paléo-babylonienne (AOAT 393. 2012) [71:674]: AfO 53 (2015) 287-288 (L. Pecha); JSOT 38/5 (2014) 163 (St.D.E. Weeks); cf. 72:788.

718. Maidman, M.P., Nuzi Texts and Their Uses as Historical Evidence (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 18. 2010) [69:753]: AfO 53 (2015) 288-291 (R. Pruzsinszky); cf. 70:716; 71:675; 72:789.

719. Maier, M.G., Hethitisch ○ant- und Verwan(d)tes. Untersuchungen zur Vertretung des indogermanischen Possessivsuffixes *-ent- in den

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720. Maier-Metz, Harald, Entlassungsgrund: Pazifismus. Albrecht Götze, der Fall Gumbel und die Marburger Universität 1930-1946 (Academia Marburgensis. Beiträge zur Geschichte der Philipps-Universität Marburg 13). Münster/New York 2015. 248 S.

721. Maiocchi, Massimo, From Stylus to Sign: a Sketch of Old Akkadian Palaeography: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 71-88.

722. Mairs, Rachel – Muratov, Maya, Archaeologists, Tourists, Interpreters. Exploring Egypt and the Near East in the Late 19th-Early 20th Centuries (Bloomsbury Egyptology). London/New Delhi/New York/Sydney 2015. XII+147 S.

723. Malbran-Labat, Florence, Déchiffrer l’histoire d’Ogarit. Nouveaux apports des textes akkadiens de la «Maison d’Urtenu»: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 1-9.

724. Al-Maqdissi, M. – Morandi Bonacossi, D. – Pfälzner, P. (Hg.), Schätze des Alten Syrien. Die Entdeckung des Königreichs Qatna (2009) [68:666]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 155 (N. Wyatt).

725. Marazzi, Massimiliano, Whistle-Blowing im hethitischen Beamtentum: Eine grundlegende Pflicht: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 133-136.

726. Marchesi, G. – Marchetti, N., Royal Statuary of Early Dynastic Mesopo-tamia (MC 14. 2011) [70:725]: AfO 53 (2015) 291-292 (L. Romano); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 196-197 (A.R. Millard); cf. 71:687; 72:800; 73:887.

727. Marchesi, Gianni, History and Philology: Finkbeiner, Uwe – Novák, Mirko – Sakal, Ferhan – Sconzo, Paola (Hg.), With contributions by Mónica Bouso, Katleen Deckers, Philipp Drechsler, Candida Felli, Uwe Finkbeiner, Hermann Genz, Marc Lebeau, Gianni Marchesi, Mirko Novák, Alexander Pruß, Ferhan Sakal, Paola Sconzo, Filomena Fausta Squadrone & Judith Thomalsky, Middle Euphrates (ARCANE IV). Turnhout 2015, 423-429.

728. Marchesi, Gianni, Toward a Chronology of Early Dynastic Rulers in Mesopotamia: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 139-156.

729. Marcuson, Hannah – Hout, Theo van den, Memorization and Hittite Ritual: New Perspectives on the Transmission of Hittite Ritual Texts: JANER 15 (2015) 143-168.


730. Marek, Ch., Geschichte Kleinasiens in der Antike (2010) [69:769]: H-Soz-u-Kult, 04.10.2010 (K. Zimmermann); cf. 70:730; 72:805.

731. Marf, Dlshad A., Re-Identifying the Ḫiptunu Town and Andaruttu Mountain: Akkadica 136 (2015) 127-140.

732. Margueron, J.-C., Cités invisibles. La naissance de l’urbanisme au Proche-Orient ancien. Approche archéologique (2013) [72:806]: BASOR 373 (2015) 247-250 (M. Fortin); cf. 73:893.

733. Margueron, Jean-Claude, Dagan, Ba’al et le mont Sapanou: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 297-318.

734. Márquez Rowe, Ignacio, Water of labour? A Note on the Story of Sin and the Cow: AuOr 33 (2015) 51-62.

735. Marriott, John – Radner, Karen, Sustaining the Assyrian Army among Friends and Enemies in 714 BCE: JCS 67 (2015) 127-143.

736. Marsal, Erika, The beginnings of Sumerology (II). From Delitzsch’s grammar to Adam Falkenstein: AuOr 33 (2015) 255-269.

737. Marti, Lionel, Tabous et hémérologies en Assyrie: Durand, J.-M. – Guichard, M. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Tabou et transgressions (OBO 274. 2015) [74:297] 47-67.

738. Marti, Lionel, «Tu as fait se lever les armes furieuses d’Aššur». L’impossible repentir du courroux d’Aššur? Idéologie et Realpolitik dans l’empire assyrien: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 13-30.

739. Marti, Lionel, Une brique de Salmanazar Ier du Detroit Institute of Arts: NABU 2015/41.

740. Marti, Lionel, Nouveaux textes sur la taxe-sugâgûtum à Mari: Semitica 57 (2015) 13-32.

741. Martino, Stefano de – Süel, Aygül, The Third Tablet of the itkalzi Ritual (Essays on the Hurrian Šapinuwa Tablets 1) (Eothen 21). Firenze 2015. 98 S.

742. Martino, Stefano de, Mittanian Hegemony in Western and Central Syria: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 25-31.

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743. Marzahn, Joachim, The Central Syrian States Mirrored in the Amarna Archives: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 149-155.

744. Mas, Juliette, Early Bronze Age Houses in Upper-Mesopotamia: Evidence of Dwellings or Private Enterprises?: Buccellati, F. – Helms, T. – Tamm, A. (Hg.), House and Household Economies in 3rd Millennium B.C.E. Syro-Mesopotamia (BAR International Series 2682. 2014) [74:175] 95-102.

745. Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia, Écritures, cultures et mythes: «globalisation» des savoir et construction d’une identité locale à Ougarit: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 19-31.

746. Masetti-Rouault, Maria Grazia, Globalization and Imperialism: Political and Ideological Reactions to the Assyrian Presence in Syria (IXth-VIIIth Century BCE): Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 49-68.

747. Matessi, Alvise, Territorial Administration in Alalaḫ during Level IV: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 393-408.

748. Matini, G. – Negri Scafa, P. – Ticca, S. – Viaggio, S., Coordinamento di C. Saporetti, Testi della Collezione Ojeil: Contratti della Collezione Ojeil (2014) [73:915]: RA 109 (2015) 143-196 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin).

749. Matoïan, V. – Al-Maqdissi, M. – Calvet, Y. (Hg.), Études ougaritiques II (Ras Shamra – Ougarit XX. 2012) [71:705]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 197 (N. Wyatt); cf. 72:820; 73:916.

750. Matoïan, V. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Études ougaritiques III (Ras Shamra – Ougarit XXI. 2013) [72:821]: BO 72 (2015) 508-511 (A. Ahrens); JSOT 38/5 (2014) 163-164 (N. Wyatt); cf. 73:917.

751. Matoïan, Valérie, Ougarit, porte méditerranéenne de l’Asie: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 93-132.

752. Matoïan, Valérie – Vita, Juan-Pablo, Faire du faux, dire du vrai et son contraire à Ugarit: JA 303 (2015) 1-8.

753. Matoïan, Valérie, Sur les supports en bronze de Ras Shamra – Ugarit: Semitica 57 (2015) 77-112.


754. Matoïan, Valérie, Ḥoron et Shed à Ugarit: textes et images: UF 46 (2015) 235-288.

755. Matthiae, P. – Pinnock, F. – Nigro, L. – Marchetti, N. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 6th International Congress of the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 5 May – 10 May 2009, »Sapienza«, Università di Roma, Volume 1 (6 ICAANE. 2010) [69:798]: AfO 53 (2015) 482-483 (A. Kurmangaliev); cf. 70:759; 71:711; 72:831.

756. Matthiae, P. – Pinnock, F. – Nigro, L. – Marchetti, N. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 6th International Congress of the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. 5 May – 10 May 2009, »Sapienza«, Università di Roma, Volume 2 (6 ICAANE. 2010) [69:799]: AfO 53 (2015) 482-483 (A. Kurmangaliev); cf. 70:760; 71:712; 72:832

757. Matthiae, P. – Marchetti, N. (Hg.), Ebla and its Landscape. Early State Formation in the Ancient Near East (2013) [72:834]: AfO 53 (2015) 292-294 (M. Altaweel).

758. Matthiae, P., Studies on the Archaeology of Ebla 1980-2010 (2013) [72:835]: BO 72 (2015) 511-513 (J.-W. Meyer); OLZ 110 (2015) 18 (F. Blocher).

759. Matthiae, Paolo, Another Old Syrian Cylinder with Rashap’s Iconography: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 210-212.

760. Matthiae, Paolo, The Old Akkadian Lion-Dragon and Water at Ebla: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 213-214.

761. Mattila, Raija – Harjumäki, Jouni, Change or Chance? Studying Change in Neo-Assyrian Administration: SAAB XXI (2015) 11-20.

762. Maul, St.M. – Strauß, R., Ritualbeschreibungen und Gebete I (KAL 4 = WVDOG 133. 2011) [70:763]: JAOS 135 (2015) 349-351 (JoA. Scurlock); JSOT 36/5 (2012) 162 (M.E.J. Richardson); cf. 71:719; 72:841.

763. Maul, St.M., Die Wahrsagekunst im Alten Orient. Zeichen des Himmels und der Erde (Historische Bibliothek der Gerda Henkel Stiftung. 2013) [72:842]: JNES 74 (2015) 133-135 (K. Beerden); OLZ 110 (2015) 435-438 (N. Artemov); cf. 73:927.

764. Maul, Stefan M., (Hg.), Glossare zu den Bänden Keilschrifttexte aus Assur literarischen Inhalts 1-3 (KAL 6 = WVDOG 142). Wiesbaden 2015. X+100 S.

765. Maul, Stefan M., Rückwärts schauend in die Zukunft: Utopien des Alten Orients: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 3-12.

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766. 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]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 141 (M.E. Mills).

767. May, Natalie Naomi, Administrative and Other Reforms of Sargon II and Tiglathpileser III: SAAB XXI (2015) 79-116.

768. Mayer, W., Assyrien und Urartu I. Der Achte Feldzug Sargons II. im Jahr 714 v. Chr. (AOAT 395/1. 2013) [72:849]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 141-142 (M.E.J. Richardson).

769. Mayer, W., Assyrien und Urartu II. Die assyrisch-urartäischen Bilinguen (AOAT 395/2. 2013) [72:850]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 141-142 (M.E.J. Richardson).

770. Mayer, Walter, Krieg und Religion – Sieger und Besiegte im Alten Orient: MARG 22 (2015) 35-60.

771. Mayer, Werner R., Nachlese II: zu Wolfram von Soden, Grundriß der akkadischen Grammatik (31995): Or 84 (2015) 177-216.

772. Mayerová, Hana, The Queens of Lagash in the Early Dynastic Period. Especially the last three royal couples: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 259-265.

773. Mayr, Rudolf H., A seal naming Hanun-Erra, shakkanakku of Mari: NABU 2015/92.

774. McGeough, K.M., Ugaritic Economic Tablets. Text, Translation and Notes (ANES – Supplement 32. 2011) [70:778]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 163 (A.H.W. Curtis); cf. 71:734; 72:857; 73:939.

775. Medvedskaya, Inna N., A Shield-Bearer from Sialk: Rectangular Shields in the Ancient Near East: IrAnt 50 (2015) 159-170.

776. [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]: AfO 53 (2015) 409-410 (A. Kurmangaliev); cf. 72:862; 73:942.

777. Meinhold, W., Ištar in Aššur. Untersuchungen eines Lokalkultes von ca. 2500 bis 614 v. Chr. (AOAT 367. 2009) [68:721]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 163 (J. Stökl).

778. Meinhold, Wiebke, Das Vermögen der Familie des Mannum-mēšu-liṣṣur: ZA 105 (2015) 7-29.


779. Melchert, H. Craig, Alleged “Right Dislocation” in Hittite: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 137-145.

780. Melchert, H. Craig, Reciprocity and Commerce in Bronze and Iron Age Anatolia: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 409-416.

781. Metcalf, Christopher, The Gods Rich in Praise. Early Greek and Mesopotamian Religious Poetry (Oxford Classical Monographs). Oxford 2015. XIV+288 S.

782. Metcalf, Christopher, Old Babylonian Religious Poetry in Anatolia: From Solar Hymn to Plague Prayer: ZA 105 (2015) 42-53.

783. Metzler, Kai Alexander, bītištum „das Hausartige“ (aB Atr. III, C1 vi 9): StMes 2 (2015) 149-186.

784. Meyer, Jan-Waalke, Kind und Kindheit im Alten Orient: Scholz, Gerold – Ruhl, Alexander (Hg.), Perspektiven auf Kindheit und Kinder. Opladen 2001, 215-233.

785. [Fs Meyer], Becker, J. - Hempelmann, R. - Rehm, E. (Hg.), Kulturlandschaft Syrien. Zentrum und Peripherie. Festschrift für Jan-Waalke Meyer (AOAT 371. 2010) [69:829]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 155-156 (W.G.E. Watson).

786. Michalowski, P., The Correspondence of the Kings of Ur. An Epistolary History of an Ancient Mesopotamian Kingdom (MC 15. 2011) [70:790]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 197-198 (M.J. Geller); cf. 71:738; 73:958.

787. Michaux-Colombot, Danièle, Antiochus IV et Meluḫḫa: NABU 2015/87.

788. Michel, Cécile, Old Assyrian Bibliography 3: AfO 53 (2015) 525-559.

789. Michel, Cécile, Women in the Family of Ali-ahum son of Iddin-Suen (1993 Kültepe archive): Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 85-93.

790. Michel, Cécile, Les lettres des rois d’Aššur découvertes à Kaniš (XIXe siècle av. J.-C.): Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 43-60.

791. Michel, Cécile, Production and Trade in the Old Assyrian Period: Rivista di Storia Economica XXXI/1 (2015) 57-78.

792. Michel, Patrick M., Ritual in Emar: Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come

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793. Michel, Patrick M., New reading of the Emirgazi monuments: NABU 2015/19.

794. Michel, Patrick M., Worshipping Gods and Stones in Late Bronze Age Syria and Anatolia: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 53-66.

795. Miglio, A.E., Tribe and State. The Dynamics of International Politics and the Reign of Zimri-Lim (GSANE 8. 2014) [73:973]: AfO 53 (2015) 294-299 (D. Charpin).

796. Miglio, Adam E., A Comparative Political History: Israel, Geshur and the ‘Amurrite Age’: JSOT 38/4 (2014) 439-451.

797. Miglus, Peter A., Private House or Temple? Decoding Patterns of the Old Babylonian Architecture: Müller, M. (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches (OIS 10. 2015) [74:838] 229-242.

798. Milano, Lucio – Westenholz, Aage, The “Šuilisu Archive” and Other Sargonic Texts in Akkadian (CUSAS 27). Bethesda 2015. XII+322 S.

799. Miller II, Robert D., Baals of Bashan: RB 121 (2014) 506-515.

800. Milstein, Sara J., The “Magic” of Adapa: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 191-213.

801. Milstein, Sara J., The Origins of Adapa: ZA 105 (2015) 30-41.

802. Minunno, G., Ritual Employs of Birds in Ancient Syria-Palestine (AOAT 402. 2013) [72:895]: AfO 53 (2015) 299-301 (Y. Feder); ANES 52 (2015) 327 (G. Beckman); AuOr 33 (2015) 196-197 (L. Feliu); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 142-143 (N. Wyatt).

803. Mirelman, Sam, Birds, Balaĝs, and Snakes (K.4206+): JCS 67 (2015) 169-186.

804. Mishmastnehi, Moslem – Bernbeck, Reinhard, Die Nutzung erneuerbarer Energien im alten Iran. Geschichte und Technik der persischen Windmühlen: Das Altertum 60 (2015) 81-100.

805. Mitchell, Christine, The Testament of Darius (DNA/DNB) and Constructions of Kings and Kingship in 1-2 Chronicles: Silverman, J.M. –


Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 363-380.

806. Mitchell, Lynette, Admiring Others: Xenophon and Persians: Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 183-191.

807. Mitsuma, Yasuyuki, The Offering for Well-Being in Seleucid and Arsacid Babylon: AfO 53 (2015) 117-127.

808. Mitsuma, Yasuyuki, New Dating of the Late Babylonian Astronomical Diary -180A: NABU 2015/84.

809. Mittermayer, C., Enmerkara und der Herr von Arata (OBO 239. 2009) [68:744]: AfO 53 (2015) 301-304 (J.-J. Glassner); cf. 69:860.

810. Mittermayer, Catherine, Enmerkara und der Herr von Arata: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 3-24.

811. Mittermayer, Catherine, Enmerkara und der Herr von Arata: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 169-201.

812. Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad, Planungsaspekte und die Struktur der altorientalischen neugegründeten Stadt in Chogha Zanbil (Berichte aus der Geschichtswissenschaft). Aachen 2013. VII+362 S.+13 Taf.

813. Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad, Neue archäologische Untersuchungen in Dehno, Khuzestan (April-Mai 2012): Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 3), Hildesheim 2013, 89-132 [Ziegelinschriften].

814. Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad, Vorbericht der archäologischen Ausgrabungen der Kampagnen 2012-2013 in Haft Tappeh (Iran): Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 4), Hildesheim 2014, 67-167 [Hinweis auf Tontafelfragmente und Siegelungen; persische Version in ELAMICA 5 (2015) 99-195]

815. Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad, Bilder der Macht. Zur Programmatik der achämenidischen Palastkunst in der Zeit des Dareios I.: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 149-177.

816. Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad, Ergebnisse der C14-Datierung der Proben aus Haft Tappeh: Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 5), Hildesheim 2015, 7-36.

72* Hans Neumann

817. Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad, Reconstruction of the Ziqqurrat of Chogha Zanbil: Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 5), Hildesheim 2015, 37-51.

818. Molina, M., 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. 2014) [73:990]: AuOr 33 (2015) 381-384 (F. Pomponio); BO 72 (2015) 462-467 (J. Keetman).

819. Momrak, Kristoffer, Ancient Near Eastern Polities and the Greek Polis: Secondary States, Structural Similarities and the Problem of Diffusion: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 341-357.

820. Momrak, Kristoffer, Identifying Popular Power. Who were the People of Ancient Near Eastern City-States?: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 417-431.

821. Monaco, Salvatore F., Archaic Bullae and Tablets in the Cornell University Collections (CUSAS 21). Bethesda 2014. XI+228 S.

822. Monaco, Salvatore F., More on Pre-Sargonic Umma: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 161-166.

823. Monerie, Julien, Writing Greek with Weapons Singularly Ill-designed for the Purpose. The Transcription of Greek in Cuneiform: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 349-363.

824. Monroe, Christopher, Tangled Up in Blue: Material and Other Relations of Exchange in the Late Bronze Age World: Howe, Timothy (Hg.), Traders in the Ancient Mediterranean (Publications of the Association of Ancient Historians 11). Lexington 2015, 7-46.

825. Monte, G.F. Del, Le gesta di Suppiluliuma (L’opera storiografica di Mursili II re di Hattusa, I. 2008) [67:879]: AfO 53 (2015) 172-177 (J.L. Miller).

826. Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Urban and Natural Landscapes of an Ancient Syrian Capital. Settlement and Environment at Tell Mishrifeh/Qatna and in Central-Western Syria (Studi Archeologici su Qatna 01. 2007) [66:800]: AfO 53 (2015) 424-427 (Ö. Tunca); cf. 67:889; 69:871.


827. Morandi Bonacossi, D. (Hg.), Settlement Dynamics and Human-Landscape Interaction in the Dry Steppes of Syria (Studia Chaburensia 4. 2014) [73:997]: Syria 92 (2015) 444-445 (F. Braemer).

828. Moukarzel, Kabalan, Some Observations about “Foreigners” in Babylonia during the VI Century BCE: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 129-155.

829. Moukarzel, Kabalan, The Religious Reform of Nabonidus: A Sceptical View: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 157-189.

830. Mouton, A., Rêves hittite. Contribution à une histoire et une anthropologie du rêve en Anatolie ancienne (CHANE 28. 2007) [66:803]: JAOS 135 (2015) 348-349 (R. Beal); cf. 68:760; 69:875.

831. Mouton, A. – Rutherford, I. – Yakubovich, I. (Hg.), Luwian Identities. Culture, Language and Religion Between Anatolia and the Aegean (CHANE 64. 2013) [72:919]: JNES 74 (2015) 151-153 (A. Payne); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 143-144 (W.G.E. Watson); cf. 73:1002.

832. Mouton, Alice, Violence ritualisée en Anatolie hittite: ZA 105 (2015) 69-85.

833. Mühl, S., Siedlungsgeschichte im mittleren Osttigrisgebiet. Vom Neolithikum bis in die neuassyrische Zeit (ADOG 28. 2013) [72:924]: AfO 53 (2015) 431-433 (A.M. Bagg); ZA 105 (2015) 261-265 (D. Morandi Bonacossi); cf. 73:1006.

834. Mühl, Simone, Middle Assyrian Territorial Practices in the Region of Ashur: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 45-58.

835. Müller, Gerfrid G.W. – Fisseler, Denis – Weichert, Frank, 3D-Joins und Schriftmetrologie. Die Entwicklung des „CuneiformAnalyser“ zur Computer-unterstützten Visualisierung, Analyse und Rekonstruktion von Keilschrifttafeln: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 129-144.

836. Müller, K. – Wagner, A. (Hg.), Synthetische Körperauffassung im Hebräischen und den Sprachen der Nachbarkulturen (AOAT 416. 2014) [73:1008]: NTT 69 (2015) 67 (B. Becking).

837. Müller, M., Akkadisch in Keilschrifttexten aus Ägypten, Deskriptive Grammatik einer Interlanguage des späten zweiten vorchristlichen

74* Hans Neumann

Jahrtausends anhand der Ramses-Briefe (AOAT 373. 2010) [69:879]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 218-219 (J. Stökl); cf. 73:1009.

838. Müller, Miriam (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches. Papers from the Oriental Institute Seminar Household Studies in Complex Societies, Held at the Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, 15-16 March 2013 (OIS 10). Chicago 2015. XLII+470 S.

839. Müller, Miriam, Introduction: Household Studies in Complex Societies: (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches: Müller, M. (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches (OIS 10. 2015) [74:838] XIII-XLII.

840. Müller, Sabine, A History of Misunderstandings? Macedonian Politics and Persian Prototypes in Greek Polis-Centered Perspective: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 459-480.

841. Muller, Virginie, Les tablettes cunéiformes des premières fouilles de Tell Mishrifeh/Qatna: État de la question: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 223-228.

842. Müller-Karpe, Andreas, Archäologische Beiträge zur Kenntnis hethitischer Maße und Gewichte: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 147-160.

843. Muscarella, O.W., Archaeology, Artifacts and Antiquities of the Ancient Near East. Sites, Cultures, and Proveniences (CHANE 62. 2013) [72:928]: AfO 53 (2015) 483-485 (E. Bleibtreu); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 144-145 (A.R. Millard); OLZ 110 (2015) 16-17 (E. Rehm); cf. 73:1013.

844. Mynářová, Jana, Who’s the King? An Image of the Egyptian King According to Non-Egyptian Evidence: Coppens, Filip – Janák, Jiří – Vymazalová, Hana (Hg.), 7. Symposion zur ägyptischen Königsideologie / 7th Symposium on Egyptian Royal Ideology: Royal versus Divine Authority. Acquisition, Legitimization and Renewal of Power. Prague, June 26-28, 2013. Wiesbaden 2015, 9-30.

845. Mynářová, Jana, Egyptians and the Cuneiform Tradition. On the Palaeography of the Amarna Documents: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 89-102.

846. Mynářová, Jana, Discovery, Research, and Excavation of the Amarna Tablets – The Formative Stage: Rainey, A.F., The El-Amarna Correspondence. A New Edition of the Cuneiform Letters from the Site of


El-Amarna based on Collations of all Extant Tablets. Vol. 1-2 (HdO 110/1-2. 2015) [74:1012] 37-46.

847. Na’aman, Nadav, Abraham’s Victory over the Kings of the Four Quadrants in the Light of Darius I’s Bisitun Inscription: Tel Aviv 42 (2015) 72-88.

848. Nadali, Davide, When Ritual Meets Art. Rituals in the Visual Arts versus the Visual Arts in Rituals: The Case of Ancient Mesopotamia: Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2. 2013) [74:23] 209-226.

849. 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]: OLZ 110 (2015) 214-215 (M. Van De Mieroop).

850. Nahm, Werner, Five problematic eponyms in KEL G: NABU 2015/29.

851. Naiden, Fred S., Gods, Kings, and Lawgivers: Hagedorn, A.C. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Law and Religion in the Eastern Mediterranean (2013) [74:463] 79-104.

852. Naumkin, Vitaly – Kogan, Leonid – Cherkashin, Dmitry, Three Etiological Stories from Soqotra in Their Near Eastern Setting: JNES 74 (2015) 289-299.

853. Nawotka, Krzysztof, Alexander the Great in Babylon. Reality and Myth: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 365-380.

854. Negri Scafa, Paola, Continuity and Discontinuity in a Nuzi Scribal Family: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 345-353.

855. Negri Scafa, Paola, Produzione e commercio a Nuzi: osservazioni sugli aspetti fondamentali: Rivista di Storia Economica XXXI/1 (2015) 97-119.

856. 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]: JAOS 135 (2015) 602-603 (T. Longman III); cf. 73:1031.

857. Neumann, Hans, Sumerische Mythen und Epen: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 1-2.

858. Neumann, Hans, Keilschriftbibliographie. 73. 2014: Or 84 (2015) 1*-150*.

76* Hans Neumann

859. Nevader, Madhavi, Picking Up the Pieces of the Little Prince: Refractions of Neo-Babylonian Kingship Ideology in Ezekiel 40-48?: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 268-291.

860. Nevader, Madhavi, On Reading Ezekiel By the Rivers of Babylon: WO 45 (2015) 99-110.

861. Nicolas, Thibaud, La pris en compte d’actifs comptables dans les archives de l’entrepôt du kârum de Sippar: NABU 2015/93.

862. Niederreiter, Zoltán, The eleventh archaizing clay cone with a particular funerary text: RA 109 (2015) 133-141.

863. Niederreiter, Zoltán, Cylinder Seals of Eleven Eunuchs (ša rēši Officials): A Study on Glyptics Dated to the Reign of Adad-nērārī III): SAAB XXI (2015) 117-156.

864. Niedorf, Ch., Die mittelbabylonischen Rechtsurkunden aus Alalaḫ (Schicht IV) (AOAT 352. 2008) [67:934]: OLZ 110 (2015) 177-190 (Rezensionsartikel von E. von Dassow); cf. 70:846.

865. Niehr, H. (Hg.), The Aramaeans in Ancient Syria (HdO I/106. 2014) [73:1045]: BO 72 (2015) 719-726 (F.M. Fales); Choice July 2014, 51 No. 11 (M. Van De Mieroop).

866. [Fs Niehr], Dyma, Oliver – Gulde-Karmann, Stefanie-Ulrike – Kühn, Dagmar (Hg.), „Der Herr des Himmels möge lang machen seine Tage und seine Jahre“. Religionsgeschichtliche Beiträge. Festschrift für Herbert Niehr zum 60. Geburtstag (AOAT 427). Münster 2015. X+225 S.

867. Niehr, Herbert, Mythen und Epen aus Ugarit: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 177-301.

868. Niehr, Herbert, The King’s Two Bodies: Political Dimensions of the Royal Cult of the Dead at Ugarit, Byblos and Qatna: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 157-177.

869. Nielsen, J.P., Sons and Descendants. A Social History of Kin Groups and Family Names in the Early Neo-Babylonian Period, 747-626 BC (CHANE 43. 2011) [70:848]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 164-165 (J. Stökl); cf. 72:946.

870. Nielsen, John P., Personal Names in Early Neo-Babylonian Legal and Administrative Tablets, 747-626 B.C.E. (NISABA 29). Winona Lake 2015. X+421 S.


871. Nielsen, John P., Taking Refuge at Borsippa: The Archive of Lâbâši, Son of Nādinu: AfO 53 (2015) 93-109.

872. Nielsen, John P., “I Overwhelmed the King of Elam”: Remembering Nebuchadnezzar I in Persian Babylonia: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 53-73.

873. Nissen, Hans J., Die ältere Frühdynastische Zeit als Forschungsproblem: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 1-31.

874. Nissinen, Martti, (How) Does the Book of Ezekiel Reveal Its Babylonian Context?: WO 45 (2015) 85-98.

875. Noegel, Scott B., “Wordplay” in the Song of Erra: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 161-193.

876. Notarius, Tania, Narrative Tenses in Archaic Hebrew in the North-West Semitic Linguistic Context: Golinets, V. – Jenni, H. – Mathys, H.-P. – Sarasin, S. (Hg.), Neue Beiträge zur Semitistik (AOAT 425. 2015) [74:434] 237-259.

877. [Fs Nowicki], Brosch, C. – Payne, A. (Hg.), Na-wa/i-VIR.ZI/A MAGNUS.SCRIBA. Festschrift für Helmut Nowicki zum 70. Geburtstag (DBH 45. 2014) [73:1069]: BO 72 (2015) 707-710 (Z. Simon); Syria 92 (2015) 448-450 (A. Mouton).

878. Novotny, Jamie, New Proposed Chronological Sequence and Dates of Composition of Esarhaddon’s Babylon Inscriptions: JCS 67 (2015) 145-168.

879. Novotny, Jamie, On the šēdus, lamassus, and rābiṣus mentioned in Esarhaddon’s Babylon Inscriptions: NABU 2015/78.

880. Nunn, Astrid – Jändl, Barbara – Gebhard, Rupert, Polychromy on Mesopotamian Stone Statues. Preliminary Report: StMes 2 (2015) 187-206.

881. Oettinger, Norbert, Heth. šāša- ,Wildziege‘ und šašā- (ein Vogel) typologisch betrachtet: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 161-167.

882. Oliva, Juan, Alalaḫ VII Chronographica (II). Anmerkungen zu Eders Datierung der spätaltbabylonischen Urkunden: AoF 42 (2015) 184-195.

883. Oliva, Juan, On the Order of Shuppiluliuma in Syria. Reading the Hurrian of the Qatna Letter TT1: UF 46 (2015) 299-319.

78* Hans Neumann

884. Olmo Lete, G. del – Sanmartín, J., A Dictionary of the Ugaritic Language in the Alphabetic Tradition 1-2 (HdO I, 67. 2003 [3rd revised edition 2015]) [62:782]: BSOAS 78 (2015) 601-602 (L. Kahn); cf. 64:808; 65:868; 66:857; 67:960; 68:818.

885. Olmo Lete, G. del (Hg.), Mythologie et Religion des Sémites Occidentaux. Vol. I (OLA 162/1. 2008) [67:961]: AfO 53 (2015) 442-446 (M. Hutter); cf. 69:926.

886. Olmo Lete, G. del (Hg.), Mythologie et Religion des Sémites Occidentaux. Vol. II (OLA 162/2. 2008) [67:962]: AfO 53 (2015) 442-446 (M. Hutter); cf. 69:926.

887. Olmo Lete, G. del, Canaanite Religion According to the Liturgical Texts of Ugarit (AOAT 408. 2014) [73:1081]: AuOr 33 (2015) 187-189 (S.B. Noegel); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 133-134 (N. Wyatt).

888. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, Studies in Common and Comparative Semitics. Selected Papers (Semitica Antiqva 2). Córdoba 2015. XV+432 S.

889. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, Glosas Ugaríticas VI: Ug. /ṣ-d/, ¿“salir a la caza de” o “danzar”?: AuOr 33 (2015) 179-185.

890. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, The Marzeaḥ and the Ugaritic Magic Ritual System. A Close Reading of KTU 1.114: AuOr 33 (2015) 221-241.

891. Olmo Lete, Gregorio del, Glosas Ugaríticas VII: ug. md, la corporación del mrzḥ: AuOr 33 (2015) 371-372.

892. Oreshko, Rostislav, ‘The Achaean Hides, Caged in Yonder Beams’: The Value of Hieroglyphic Luwian Sign *429 Reconsidered and a New Light on the Cilician Ahhiyawa: Kadmos 52 (2013) 19-33.

893. Oreshko, Rostislav, Once again on the reading of Hieroglyphic Luwian sign *429: the evidence of the newly published ARSUZ inscriptions: NABU 2015/74.

894. Orlamünde, J., Die Obeliskenfragmente aus Assur (WVDOG 135. 2011) [70:861]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 198-199 (M.J. Geller); cf. 72:978.

895. 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]: BO 72 (2015) 755-760 (D. Collon); cf. 73:1089.

896. Oshima, T., Babylonian Prayers to Marduk (ORA 7. 2011) [70:866]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 165 (J. Stökl); cf. 72:983; 73:1091.


897. Oshima, Takayoshi, The Babylon Theodicy: An Ancient Babylonian Discourse on Human Piety and Divine Justice: Religion Compass 9 (2015) 483-492.

898. Ossendrijver, Mathieu, Compendia and Procedures in the Mesopotamian Astral Sciences: Johnson, J.C. (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3. 2015) [74:568] 47-57.

899. Otten, Heinrich – Rüster, Christel – Stivala, Gabriella, Texte aus dem Bezirk des Großen Tempels XV (KBo 64). Berlin 2015. XXVI+59 S.

900. Otten, Heinrich (1913-2012): AfO 53 (2015) 516-517 (G. Wilhelm); cf. 72:988.

901. [Gs Otten], Müller-Karpe, Andreas – Rieken, Elisabeth – Sommerfeld, Walter (Hg.), Saeculum. Gedenkschrift für Heinrich Otten anlässlich seines 100. Geburtstages (StBoT 58). Wiesbaden 2015. XI+316 S.

902. Otto, Adelheid, How to Reconstruct Daily Life in a Near Eastern Settlement: Possibilities and Constraints of a Combined Archaeological, Historical, and Scientific Approach: Müller, M. (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches (OIS 10. 2015) [74:838] 61-82.

903. [Fs Otto], Achenbach, R. – Arneth, M. (Hg.), »Gerechtigkeit und Recht zu üben« (Gen 18,19). Studien zur altorientalischen und biblischen Rechtsgeschichte, zur Religionsgeschichte Israels und zur Religionssoziologie (BZAR 13. 2009) [68:827]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 142-143 (H.G.M. Williamson); VT 64 (2014) 153-154 (A.C. Hagedorn); cf. 69:943; 70:874.

904. Otto, Eckart, The History of the Legal-Religious Hermeneutics of the Book of Deuteronomy from the Assyrian to the Hellenistic Period: Hagedorn, A.C. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Law and Religion in the Eastern Mediterranean (2013) [74:463] 211-250.

905. Otto, Eckart, Prozessrecht und Beweiseid im Keilschriftrecht und im biblischen Recht. Ein rechtstypologischer Vergleich: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 79-99.

906. Overlaet, Bruno, Note on the Origin of the Elamite Brick Collection: Bulletin des Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, Parc du Cinquantenaire, Bruxelles 77 (2006) 48-51.

907. Overmann, Karenleigh A., Beyond Writing: The Development of Literacy in the Ancient Near East: CAJ 25 (2015) 285-303.

80* Hans Neumann

908. Owen, D.I., Cuneiform Texts Primarily from Iri-Saĝrig / Āl-Šarrākī and the History of the Ur III Period. Vol. 1 (NISABA 15. 2013) [72:995]: AfO 53 (2015) 304-317 (T. Ozaki).

909. Owen, D.I., Cuneiform Texts Primarily from Iri-Saĝrig / Āl-Šarrākī and the History of the Ur III Period. Vol. 2 (NISABA 15. 2013) [72:996]: AfO 53 (2015) 304-317 (T. Ozaki).

910. Owen, David I., A Receipt for Fish from Garšana: NABU 2015/62.

911. Pallavidini, Marta, Die Terminologie der Bindung des Eides in der Bronzetafel: WO 45 (2015) 200-215.

912. Palmisano, Alessio – Altaweel, Mark, Simulating Past Human Landscapes: Models of Settlement Hierarchy in Central Anatolia during the Old Assyrian Colony Period: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 131-146.

913. Palmisano, Alessio, Geopolitical Patterns and Connectivity in the Upper Khabur Valley in the Middle Bronze Age: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 369-380.

914. Panaino, Antonio, Power and Ritual in the Achaemenian Royalty: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 235-239.

915. Panayotov, Strahil V. – Wunsch, Cornelia, New Light on Smith’s Purchase of the Egibi Archive in 1876 from the Nachlass Mathewson: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 191-215.

916. Panayotov, Strahil V. – Kissiov, Kostadin, An administrative tablet from Puzriš-Dagān in Plovdiv, Bulgaria: CDLN 2015:2 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

917. Panayotov, Strahil V., The tablet of the Middle Assyrian ‘coronation’ ritual: the placement of VAT 10113 and the displacement of VAT 9978: CDLN 2015:7 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

918. Panayotov, Strahil V., The Gottstein System Implemented on a Digital Middle and Neo-Assyrian Palaeography: CDLN 2015:17 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

919. Paoletti, Paola, The Lexical Texts from Ebla: Palaeography, Sign Identification and Scribes in the Early Dynastic Period: Devecchi, E. –


Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 49-69.

920. Pardee, Dennis, YP? “Witness“ in Hebrew and Ugaritic: VT Special Issue International Organization for the Study of the Old Testament 2013, 99-108.

921. Parker, B.J. – Foster, C.P. (Hg.), New Perspectives on Household Archaeology (2012) [71:855]: CAJ 23 (2013) 341-342 (C. Shafer-Elliott).

922. Parker, Bradley J., Power, Hegemony, and the Use of Force in the Neo-Assyrian Empire: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 287-297.

923. Parpola, S. et al., Assyrian-English-Assyrian Dictionary (2007) [66:890]: AfO 53 (2015) 317-323 (M. Worthington); cf. 67:989; 68:847; 69:957; 70:890; 71:856.

924. Parpola, Simo, Globalization of Religion: Jewish Cosmology in its Ancient Near Eastern Context: Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 15-27.

925. Parpola, Simo, De moord op Sanherib en de opkomst van Esarhaddon, konimg van Assyrië: Phœnix 61 (2015) 25-39.

926. Pasquali, Jacopo, Éblaïte ma-ga-za-u9, «gouge»: NABU 2015/02; À propos d’ARET XII 344, des déesses dgú-ša-ra-tum et de la naissance du prince éblaïte: NABU 2015/25; Y a-t-il un rapporte entre le dieu d’a5-da-bal et la Lune?: NABU 2015/26; Éblaïte za-ni-tum, «prostituée»: NABU 2015/60; Éblaïte gú-bù-rúm = akkadien kuppurum, «(rite de) purification»: NABU 2015/88.

927. Patrier, Julie, Le sceau de Samsî-Addu: RA 109 (2015) 1-10.

928. Patrier, Julie, Détail et alimentation dans l’iconographie syro-anatolienne (IIIe-Ier millénaire av. J.-C.). Partie II: Pomme de pin ou gigot?: UF 46 (2015) 321-339.

929. Paul, Ludwig (Hg.), Handbuch der Iranistik. Wiesbaden 2013. VII+488 S.

930. Paulus, S., Die babylonischen Kudurru-Inschriften von der kassitischen bis zur frühneubabylonischen Zeit. Untersucht unter besonderer Berücksichtigung gesellschafts- und rechtshistorischer Fragestellungen (AOAT 51. 2014) [73:1115]: AfO 53 (2015) 324-360 (M. Weszeli); ZAW 127 (2015) 369 (D. Prechel).

931. Paulus, Susanne, Die babylonischen Kudurru-Inschriften von der kassitischen bis zur frühneubabylonischen Zeit – Die wichtigsten

82* Hans Neumann

Ergebnisse aus rechtshistorischer Sicht: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 41-48

932. Paulus, Susanne, Ordal statt Eid – Das Beweisverfahren in mittelbabylonischer Zeit: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 207-225.

933. Payne, A., Hieroglyphic Luwian (ELO 3. 2004/2010 [2nd Revised Edition]) [63:913]: Or 84 (2015) 171-176 (S. Hutter-Braunsar); cf. 65:907; 66:894; 68:856; 70:896; 72:1018.

934. Pearce, Laurie E. – Wunsch, Cornelia, Documents of Judean Exiles and West Semites in Babylonia in the Collection of David Sofer (CUSAS 28). Bethesda 2014. XLII+322 S.+CV Taf.+4 S. [Corrigenda].

935. Pearce, Laurie E., Identifying Judeans and Judean Identity in the Babylonian Evidence: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 7-32.

936. Pecchioli Daddi, Franca (1944-2014): AfO 53 (2015) 517-518 (A. Archi).

937. Pecchioli Daddi, Franca, The Economical and Social Structure of a Holy City: the Case of Zippalanda: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 169-180.

938. Pedde, Friedhelm, Gräber und Grüfte in Assur II: Die mittelassyrische Zeit (WVDOG 144). Wiesbaden 2015. XII+175 S.+135 Taf.

939. Pedde, Friedhelm, Karl May und der Alte Orient: Alter Orient aktuell 13 (2015) 21-24.

940. Peled, Ilan, kula’ūtam epēšum: Gender Ambiguity and Contempt in Mesopotamia: JAOS 135 (2015) 751-764.

941. Peled, Ilan, A New Manuscript of the Lament for Eridu: JCS 67 (2015) 39-43.

942. Perrot, J. (Hg.), Le Palais de Darius à Suse. Une résidence royale sur la route de Persépolis à Babylone (2010) [69:984]: BO 72 (2015) 518-532 (M.W. Stolper); cf. 71:870.

943. Pesditschek, Martina, Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt und sein Lieblingsschüler Fritz Schachermeyr (1895-1987). Eine spannungsvolle Beziehung: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 67-79.


944. Peters, Twan H.M., An error in astrolabe K 14943+81-7-27, 94: NABU 2015/23.

945. Peterson, Jeremiah, An Archive of Simple Ledgers Featuring the e2 um-mi-a(k), “House of the Master”, at Old Babylonian Nippur: The Daily Rosters of a Scribal School?: AuOr 33 (2015) 79-113.

946. Peterson, Jeremiah, An adab Composition of Nergal/Meslamtaea at Lagaš and Ĝirsu for Šulgi: JCS 67 (2015) 45-63.

947. Peterson, Jeremiah, The fat-tailed sheep (gukkal) in Enki and Ninhursaŋa B II 10: NABU 2015/04; The Name of the Incantation Priest of Hamazu in Enmerkar and Ensuhkešdana: NABU 2015/64.

948. Pettinato, Giovanni (1934-2011): AfO 53 (2015) 520-523 (H. Waetzoldt).

949. Peust, Carsten, Zur Etymologie von akkadisch awīlum “Mann, Mensch”: NABU 2015/59.

950. Peyronel, Luca, A Long-Barrel Carnelian Bead from Ebla. A New Evidence for Long-Distance Contacts between the Indus Valley and the Near East: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 217-220.

951. 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]: AfO 53 (2015) 428-431 (A. Kurmangaliev); RB 121 (2014) 620-621 (J.-M. De Tarragon); cf. 72:1040; 73:1140.

952. Pfälzner, Peter – Al-Maqdissi, Michel (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism. Proceedings of an International Conference in Stuttgart and Tübingen in October 2009 (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2). Wiesbaden 2015. XI+584 S.

953. Pfälzner, Peter, Activity-area Analysis: A Comprehensive Theoretical Model: Müller, M. (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches (OIS 10. 2015) [74:838] 29-60.

954. Pfeifer, Guido, Klageverzichtsklauseln in altbabylonischen Vertrags- und Prozessurkunden als Instrumentarien der Konfliktvermeidung bzw. Konfliktlösung: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 193-205.

955. Pfeifer, Guido, The Legal Framework of a “Marketless” Economy of the Old Babylonian Period with regard to “Sale and Community”: Jakab, Éva (Hg.), Sale and Community. Documents from the Ancient World. Individuals’ Autonomy and State Interference in the Ancient World.

84* Hans Neumann

Proceedings of a Colloquium supported by the University of Szeged, Budapest 5-8.10.2012 (Legal Documents in Ancient Societies V). Trieste 2015, 9-28.

956. Pfeifer, Guido, Urkunden, Untaten, Urteile – Sanktionen gegen die missbräuchliche Verwendung von Beweisdokumenten in alt- und neubabylonischer Zeit: ZAR 21 (2015) 15-23.

957. Pic, Marielle, «Découverte inattendue à la Bibliothèque Nationale de France»: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 353-363.

958. Piccin, Michela – Worthington, Martin, Schizophrenia and the Problem of Suffering in the Ludlul Hymn to Marduk: RA 109 (2015) 113-124.

959. Pickworth, Diana, Dug Ubur-Imin: A Seven-Nipple Lid and Seven-Nipple Vessels: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 195-205.

960. Pientka-Hinz, Rosel, Leuchtende Brückenschläge zwischen den Welten. Der Alte Orient in Licht und Farbe: AW 1/2015, 24-27.

961. Pientka-Hinz, Rosel, Making contact in Mesopotamia: Powerful Kisses – forbidden Kisses: Durand, J.-M. – Guichard, M. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Tabou et transgressions (OBO 274. 2015) [74:297] 69-81.

962. Pinnock, Frances, The King’s Standard from Ebla Palace G: JCS 67 (2015) 3-22.

963. Pinnock, Frances, From Ebla to Guzana: The Image of Power in Syria between the Bronze and Iron Ages: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 109-129.

964. Piquero, Juan, Micénico pa-ra-ku-we y telas pa-ra-ku-ja: una nueva etimología en el contexto del Oriente Próximo: AuOr 33 (2015) 115-126.

965. Pirngruber, Reinhard, šulmu jâši libbaka lu ṭābka. The Interaction between the Neo-Assyrian King and the Outside World: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 317-329.

966. Pizzimenti, Sara, A Hare in the Land of Lions. Analysis and Interpretation of the Leporid Symbol in the Old Syrian Glyptic: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 165-177.

967. Plischke, S., Die Seleukiden und Iran. Die seleukidische Herrschaftspolitik in den östlichen Satrapien (CLeO 9. 2014) [73:1158]: BO 72 (2015) 473-475 (V. Gysembergh); Folia Orientalia 52 (2015) 397-406 (T. Polański).


968. Podany, A.H., Brotherhood of Kings. How International Relations Shaped the Ancient Near East (2010) [69:1001]: AfO 53 (2015) 323-324 (M. Liverani); cf. 70:921; 72:1057.

969. Podany, A.H., The Ancient Near East. A Very Short Introduction (2014) [73:1159]: BO 72 (2015) 680-682 (Ch. Theis).

970. Poetto, Massimo, DINGIRSassa: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 181-187.

971. Polcaro, Andrea, The Bone Talisman and the Ideology of Ancestors in Old Syrian Ebla: Tradition and Innovation in the Royal Funerary Ritual Iconography: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 179-204.

972. Poli, Paola, A Group of Seals and Seal Impressions from the Neo-Assyrian Colony Tell Masaikh – Kar-Assurnasirpal with More Ancient Motifs: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 289-299.

973. Pollock, Susan, Abu Salabikh: History of a Southern Mesopotamian Town: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 267-287.

974. Pomponio, Francesco – Visicato, Giuseppe, Middle Sargonic Tablets Chiefly from Adab in the Cornell University Collections (CUSAS 20). Bethesda 2015. XXXI+248 S.

975. Pomponio, Francesco – Verderame, Lorenzo, L’economia neo-sumerica: Rivista di Storia Economica XXXI/1 (2015) 25-56.

976. Pomponio, Francesco, The Rulers of Adab: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 191-195.

977. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate, Religion and Ideology in Assyria (SANER 6). Boston/Berlin 2015. XVII+553 S.

978. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate – Sonik, Karen (Hg.), The Materiality of Divine Agency (SANER 8). Boston/Berlin 2015. XVIII+239 S.

979. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate – Sonik, Karen, Between Cognition and Culture: Theorizing the Materiality of Divine Agency in Cross-Cultural Perspective: Pongratz-Leisten, B. – Sonik, K. (Hg.), The Materiality of Divine Agency (SANER 8. 2015) [74:978] 3-69.

980. Pongratz-Leisten, Beate, Imperial Allegories: Divine Agency and Monstrous Bodies in Mesopotamia’s Body Description Texts: Pongratz-Leisten, B. – Sonik, K. (Hg.), The Materiality of Divine Agency (SANER 8. 2015) [74:978] 119-141.

86* Hans Neumann

981. Porter, A., Mobile Pastoralism and the Formation of Near Eastern Civilizations. Weaving Together Society (2012) [71:893]: JNES 74 (2015) 153-155 (St.A. Rosen); cf. 73:1175.

982. Porter, A.M. – Schwartz, G.M. (Hg.), Sacred Killing. The Archaeology of Sacrifice in the Ancient Near East (2012) [71:894]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 199 (S. Jacobs); cf. 73:1176.

983. Porter, Barbara A., Tracing the Acquisition History of Some Old Syrian Popular Style Cylinder Seals: Iraq 77 (2015) 143-157.

984. 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]: CBQ 77 (2015) 792-794 (R.D. Miller II).

985. Postgate, J. Nicholas, The Bread of Aššur: Iraq 77 (2015) 159-172.

986. Postgate, J. Nicholas, Government Recording Practices in Assyria and her Neighbours and Contempories: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 275-285.

987. Potts, D.T. (Hg.), A Companion to the Archaeology of the Ancient Near East. Vol. I-II (2012) [72:1081]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 164-165 (N. Wyatt).

988. Potts, Daniel T., Nomadism in Iran. From Antiquity to the Modern Era. Oxford 2014. XXV+558 S.+5 Taf.+3 Karten: BSOAS 78 (2015) 179-180 (G.D. Summers); JNES 74 (2015) 144-145 (T. Hartnell); Syria 92 (2015) 413-417 (Rezensionsartikel von B. Lyonnet).

989. Prechel, D. – Freydank, H., Mittelassyrische Rechtsurkunden und Verwaltungstexte X (KAM 9 = WVDOG 134. 2011) [70:950]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 200 (W.G.E. Watson); JSS 60 (2015) 237-240 (S. Gaspa); cf. 71:900; 72:1088.

990. Prechel, D. – Freydank, H., Urkunden der königlichen Palastverwalter vom Ende des 2. Jt. v. Chr. Das „Archiv“ Assur 21101 (M7 F) (StAT 5. 2014) [73:1184]: BO 72 (2015) 120-124 (J.J. de Ridder); Syria 92 (2015) 450-453 (L. Marti); ZA 105 (2015) 249-252 (S. Gaspa).

991. Prechel, Doris, Texte aus dem Bezirk des Großen Tempels XVIII (KBo 67). Berlin 2015. XIX+30 S.

992. Prentice, R., The Exchange of Goods and Services in Pre-Sargonic Lagash (AOAT 368. 2010) [69:1027]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 165-166 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 73:1185.

993. Procházka, Stephan – Reinfandt, Lucian – Tost, Sven (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. Proceedings of the First International Conference of the Research Network Imperium & Officium:


Comparative Studies in Ancient Bureaucracy and Officialdom, University of Vienna, 10-12 November 2010 (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8). Wien 2015. XXIV+336 S.+6 Taf.

994. Pronk, Tijmen, Several Indo-European Words for ‘Dense’ and Their Etymologies: JIES 41 (2013) 1-20.

995. Proust, Christine, Mathematical Lists: From Archiving to Innovation: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 215-223.

996. Pruzsinszky, Regine, The Social Position of NAR-Musicians of the Ur III Period at the End of the IIIrd millennium BC: Emerit, S. (Hg.), Le statut du musicien dans la Méditerranée ancienne. Égypte, Mésopotamie, Grèce, Rome (Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale. Bibliothèque d’Etudes 159. 2013) [74:313] 31-46.

997. Pruzsinszky, Regine, Vielseitig und kreativ. Musikerinnen im Alten Orient: AW 2/2015, 26-31.

998. Puech, Émile, La tablette RS 24.258 = KTU 1.114. 14-15 revisitée: RB 122 (2015) 284-289.

999. Puhvel, Jaan, Discharge of Duty: Hittite šaḫḫan luzzi: JCS 67 (2015) 65- 66.

1000. Puljiz, Ivana, A Neo-Assyrian cylinder seal from Bassetki: ZOrA 8 (2015) 114-116.

1001. Puytison-Lagarce, Elisabeth du – Lagarce, Jacques, Dieux protecteurs et de renaissance dans l’iconographie à Ugarit et au Levant. Essay d’interprétation du cylindre RS 20.039: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 174-194.

1002. Quenet, Philippe, Le regard de «Naram-Sin» ou le sens du détail dans la statuaire akkadienne: KTÈMA 37 (2012) 107-134.

1003. Radner, K. – Robson, E. (Hg.), The Oxford Handbook of Cuneiform Culture (2011) [70:963]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 166-167 (M.E.J. Richardson); cf. 71:909; 72:1101.

1004. 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]: BO 72 (2015) 682-685 (J.M. Kelder); OLZ 110 (2015) 103-105 (G. Beckman).

1005. Radner, Karen, Ancient Assyria. A Very Short Introduction. Oxford/New York 2015. XVIII+136 S.

88* Hans Neumann

1006. Radner, Karen, Royal Pen Pals. The Kings of Assyria in Correspondence with Officials, Clients, and Total Strangers (8th and 7th Centuries BC): Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 61-72.

1007. Radner, Karen, Hired Labor in the Neo-Assyrian Empire: Steinkeller, P. – Hudson, M. (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5. 2015) [74:1196] 329-343.

1008. Radner, Karen, A Neo-Assyrian Slave Sale Contract of 725 BC from the Peshdar Plain and the Location of the Palace Herald’s Province: ZA 105 (2015) 192-197.

1009. Radner, Karen, High visibility punishment and deterrent: Impalement in Assyrian warfare and legal practice: ZAR 21 (2015) 103-128.

1010. [RAI 54], Wilhelm, G. (Hg.), Organization, Representation, and Symbols of Power in the Ancient Near East (2012) [71:915]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 169-171 (N. Wyatt).

1011. [RAI 57], Archi, Alfonso (Hg.), in collaboration with Armando Bramanti, Tradition and Innovation in the Ancient Near East. Proceedings of the 57th Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale at Rome, 4-8 July 2011. Winona Lake 2015. XXVI+606 S.

1012. Rainey, Anson F., The El-Amarna Correspondence. A New Edition of the Cuneiform Letters from the Site of El-Amarna based on Collations of all Extant Tablets. Vol. 1: Edited by William M. Schniedewind, Vol. 2: Edited and Completed by Zipora Cochavi-Rainey (HdO 110/1-2), Leiden/Boston 2015. XV+1648 S.: AuOr 33 (2015) 199-200 (J. Vidal); CSMSJ 8 (2013) 25-31 (K.J. Baranowski): JSOT 39/5 (2015) 40 (L.L. Grabbe); UF 46 (2015) 511-516 (J. Tropper).

1013. Ramazzotti, Marco, The Aesthetic Lexicon of Ebla’s Composite Art during the Age of the Archives. An Innovative Visual Representation of Words and Concepts in Early Dynastic Image Technology: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 135-154.

1014. Räthel, Maximilian, Das Datum der Eroberung von Sardeis: Kämmerer, Th.R. – Kõiv, M. (Hg.), Cultures in Comparison: Religion and Politics in Ancient Mediterranean Regions (AAMO 3 = AOAT 390/3. 2015) [74:587] 131-142.

1015. al-Rawi, F.N.H. – Verderame, L., Documenti amministrativi neo-sumerici da Umma conservati al British Museum (NATU II) (NSAM 11. 2006) [65:989]: AfO 53 (2015) 361-368 (T. Ozaki).


1016. al-Rawi, F.N.H. – Verderame, L., Neo-Sumerian Administrative Texts from Umma Kept in the British Museum, Part Three (NATU III) (NSAM 23. 2009) [68:927]: AfO 53 (2015) 361-368 (T. Ozaki); cf. 71:922.

1017. al-Rawi, F.N.H. – D’Agostino, F. – Taylor, J.J., Neo-Sumerian Administrative Texts from Umma Kept in the British Museum, Part Four (NATU IV) (NSAM 24. 2009) [68:928]: AfO 53 (2015) 361-368 (T. Ozaki); cf. 71:923.

1018. al-Rawi, Farouk N.H. – Gorello, Francesca – Notizia, Palmiro, Neo-Sumerian Administrative Texts from Umma Kept in the British Museum, Part Five (NATU V) (NSAM 26). Messina 2013. 256 S.

1019. Reade, Julian Edgeworth, Xenophon’s Route Through Babylonia and Assyria: Iraq 77 (2015) 173-202.

1020. Reallexikon der Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archäologie XI: Prinz, Prinzessin – Samug. Berlin/New York 2006-2008. XLIV+647 S.: AfO 53 (2015) 386-390 (A. Archi).

1021. Reallexikon der Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archäologie XII: Šamuḫa - Spinne. Berlin/New York 2009-2011. L+646 S.: AfO 53 (2015) 386-390 (A. Archi)

1022. Reallexikon der Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archäologie XIV/5-6: ‘Uqair, Tall al- – Ūt(a)-napišti(m), Berlin/München/Boston 2015, S. 353-512.

1023. Rebenich, Stefan, Exercitationibus interfui historicis. Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt, Theodor Mommsen und die Alte Geschichte: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 45-66.

1024. Reculeau, H. – Feller, B., Mittelassyrische Urkunden aus dem Archiv Assur 14446 (KAM 10 = WVDOG 130. 2012) [71:928]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 166 (L.L. Grabbe); WO 45 (2015) 114-118 (J. Llop); cf. 72:1115; 73:1210.

1025. Reculeau, Hervé, Middle Assyrian Agrarian Management in the West in the Light of its Forerunners: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 199-219.

1026. Reid, John Nicholas, Runaways and Fugitive Catchers during the Third Dynasty of Ur: JESHO 58 (2015) 576-605.

1027. Reincke, Marita – Wartke, Ralf-B., Den (Nach-)Kriegsschäden entgegenwirken. Konservierung großformatiger Wandbilder: AW 3/2015, 39-41.

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1028. Reinfandt, Lucian – Tost, Sven – Jursa, Michael, Administrative Epistolography in Ancient Empires: Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] XI-XXIV.

1029. Rendu Loisel, Anne-Caroline, Noise, Light and Smoke: the Sensory Dimension in Akkadian Rituals. A General Overview: Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2. 2013) [74:23] 245-260.

1030. Rendu Loisel, Anne-Caroline, The Voice of Mighty Copper in a Mesopotamian Exorcistic Ritual: Pongratz-Leisten, B. – Sonik, K. (Hg.), The Materiality of Divine Agency (SANER 8. 2015) [74:978] 211-227.

1031. Renette, Steve, Feasts on Many Occasions: Diversity in Mesopotamian Banquet Scenes during the Early Dynastic Period: Altman, Peter – Fu, Janling (Hg.), Feasting in the Archaeology and Texts of the Bible and the Ancient Near East. Winona Lake 2014, 61-86.

1032. Rezayi-Sadr, Hamid, Ein neuelamischer Brief geschrieben auf einem Keramikfragment gefunden in Marbacheh bei Ramhormoz (Iran): Mofidi-Nasrabadi, Behzad (Hg.), Contributions on History and Culture of Elam and its Neighbouring Regions (ELAMICA 5), Hildesheim 2015, 53-57.

1033. Richardson, S.F.C., Texts from the Late Old Babylonian Period (JCS Supplemental Series 2. 2010) [69:1061]: RA 109 (2015) 143-196 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin); cf. 70:990; 72:1122.

1034. Richardson, S.F.C. (Hg.), Rebellions and Peripheries in the Cuneiform World (AOS 91. 2010) [69:1062]: AfO 53 (2015) 368-369 (E. Devecchi); cf. 70:991; 71:937; 72:1123.

1035. Richardson, Seth, Introduction: Scholarship and Inquiry in the Ancient Near East: JANEH 2 (2015) 91-107.

1036. Richardson, Seth, Samsuditana and the sixty-armed horde: NABU 2015/37; Re-digging Hammurabi’s canal: NABU 2015/94.

1037. Richardson, Seth, Building Larsa: Labor-Value, Scale and Scope-of-Economy in Ancient Mesopotamia: Steinkeller, P. – Hudson, M. (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5. 2015) [74:1196] 237-328.

1038. Ridder, Jacob Jan de, A late Old Assyrian sale of a house plot, KAM 10 1: NABU 2015/38; Die b/m-Wechsel in mittelassyrischen Belegen: der Kasus


Šibanibe: NABU 2015/39; On the etymology of the Old and Middle Assyrian nasbītu-festival (< naṣbutu): NABU 2015/72.

1039. Ridder, Jacob Jan de, Ordinal Numbers in Middle Assyrian: ZDMG 165 (2015) 15-26.

1040. Rieken, E., Einführung in die hethitische Sprache und Schrift (LOS I/2. 2011) [70:995]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 258 (W.G.E. Watson); OLZ 110 (2015) 210-211 (M. Janda); cf. 73:1224.

1041. Rieken, Elisabeth, Bemerkungen zum Ursprung einiger Merkmale der anatolischen Hieroglyphenschrift: WO 45 (2015) 216-231.

1042. Ristvet, Lauren, Ritual, Performance, and Politics in the Ancient Near East. Cambridge/New York 2015. XIV+317 S.: Choice June 2015, 52 No. 10 (M. Van De Mieroop).

1043. Riva, R. Da, The Inscriptions of Nabopolassar, Amēl-Marduk and Neriglissar (SANER 3. 2013) [72:1130]: AfO 53 (2015) 169-172 (L. Cousin).

1044. Riva, Rocío Da, Enduring Images of an Ephemeral Empire. Neo-Babylonian Inscriptions and Representations on the Western Periphery: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 603-629.

1045. Rizza, Alfredo – Steitler, Charles W., On the Manuscripts of the Rituals for the Royal Couple CTH 416: WO 45 (2015) 232-254.

1046. [Fs Roaf], Baker, H.D. – Kaniuth, K. – Otto, A. (Hg.), Stories of Long Ago. Festschrift für Michael D. Roaf (AOAT 397. 2012) [71:953]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 150-152 (J. Stökl).

1047. Robertson, John, Iraq. A History. London 2015. XIII+383 S.

1048. Robson, Eleanor, The Discovery of Professor von Saalbrandt: A Philadelphia Story: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 207-230.

1049. Robson, Eleanor, Tracing Networks of Cuneiform Scholarship with Oracc, GKAB, and Google Earth: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 142-163.

1050. Roccati, Alessandro, DUGURASU = rw-ḥℨwt: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 155-159.

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1051. Rochberg, F., In the Path of the Moon. Babylonian Celestial Divination and Its Legacy (SAMD 6. 2010) [69:1077]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 167-168 (M.J. Geller); OLZ 110 (2015) 432-435 (U.S. Koch); cf. 70:1005; 71:958; 72:1136.

1052. Rochberg, Francesca, The Babylonians and the Rational. Reasoning in Cuneiform Scribal Scholarship: Johnson, J.C. (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3. 2015) [74:568] 209-246.

1053. Roche, Carole, With an addendum by Bruno Overlaet, Briques élamites du IIe millénaire av. J.-C. conservées aux Musées royauxes d’Art et d’Histoire de Bruxelles: Bulletin des Musées Royaux d’Art et d’Histoire, Parc du Cinquantenaire, Bruxelles 77 (2006) 17-72.

1054. Rohrmoser, Angela, Das „Widderhorn“ in der Webtechnik des Kivrim und als Ornament des Alten Orients: Fs Niehr (215) [74:866] 159-174.

1055. Röllig, W., Land- und Viehwirtschaft am unteren Ḫābūr in mittelassyrischer Zeit (BATSH 9 Texte 3. 2008) [67:1102]: AfO 53 (2015) 369-370 (C. Saporetti); cf. 69:1082.

1056. Rollinger, Robert, Altorientalische Einflüsse auf die homerischen Epen: Rengakos, Antonios – Zimmermann, Bernhard (Hg.), Homer-Handbuch. Leben – Werk – Wirkung. Stuttgart/Weimar 2011, 213-227.

1057. Rollinger, R., Alexander und die großen Ströme. Die Flussüberquerungen im Lichte altorientalischer Pioniertechniken (Schwimmschläuche, Keleks und Pontonbrücken) (CLeO 7. 2013) [72:1150]: AfO 53 (2015) 370-372 (J. Bach).

1058. Rollinger, Robert, Homer and the Ancient Near East. Some Considerations on Intellectual Affairs: Lindstedt, I. – Hämeen-Anttila, J. – Mattila, R. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Case Studies in Transmission (IHAMNE 1. 2014) [74:689] 131-142.

1059. Rollinger, Robert – Dongen, Erik van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels. Proceedings of the Seventh Symposium of the Melammu Project Held in Obergurgl, Austria, November 4-8, 2013 (Melammu Symposia 7). Münster 2015. VIII+666 S.

1060. Rollinger, Robert, Royal Strategies of Representation and the Language(s) of Power. Some Considerations on the Audience and the Dissemination of the Achaemenid Royal Inscriptions: Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 117-130.


1061. Rollinger, Robert, Old Battles, New Horizons. The Ancient Near East and the Homeric Epics: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 5-32.

1062. Rollston, Christopher A., Forging History: From Antiquity to the Modern Period: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 176-197.

1063. Romano, Licia, The Queen and the Veil. A Note about the Eblaic Votive Plaque: Studia Eblaitica 1 (2015) 33-42.

1064. Römer, Thomas, Le Baal d’Ougarit et le Yahvé biblique: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 33-44.

1065. Römer, W.H.Ph., Die Zylinderinschriften von Gudea (AOAT 376. 2010) [69:1089]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 168 (L.L. Grabbe).

1066. Ross, Jennifer C., Lost: The Missing Lexical Lists of the Archaic Period: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 231-242.

1067. Rouillard-Bonraisin, Hedwige, L’invention du système alphabétique ougaritique exprime-t-elle une vision spécifique du monde?: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 11-18.

1068. Rung, Eduard, Some Notes on karanos in the Achaemenid Empire: IrAnt 50 (2015) 333-356.

1069. Rüster, Ch. – Wilhelm, G., Landschenkungsurkunden hethitischer Könige (StBoT Beiheft 4. 2012) [71:982]: Or 84 (2015) 169-171 (C. Mora); ZA 105 (2015) 258-259 (G. Beckman); cf. 72:1168.

1070. Rutz, M., Bodies of Knowledge in Ancient Mesopotamia. The Diviners of Late Bronze Age Emar and Their Tablet Collection (AMD 9. 2013) [72:1169]: JNES 74 (2015) 135-142 (Y. Cohen); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 147 (M.J. Geller); cf. 73:1259.

1071. Rutz, Matthew T. – Kersel, Morag M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6). Oxford/Philadelphia 2014. XVIII+250 S.

1072. Rutz, Matthew T., The Archaeology of Mesopotamian Extispicy: Modelling Divination in the Old Babylonian Period: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.),

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Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 97-120.

1073. Rutz, Matthew T., The Text after the Sacrifice. Divination Reports from Kassite Babylonia: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 214-250.

1074. Salah, S., Die mittelassyrischen Personen- und Rationenlisten aus Tall Šēḫ Ḥamad / Dūr-Katlimmu (BATSH 18. Texte 6. 2014) [73:1265]: BSOAS 78 (2015) 606-608 (St. Jakob).

1075. Sallaberger, Walther – Schrakamp, Ingo (Hg.), With contributions by Alfonso Archi, Maria Giovanna Biga, Katrien De Graef, Gianni Marchesi, Francesco Pomponio, Walther Sallaberger, Ingo Schrakamp, Walter Sommerfeld, Horst Steible & Piotr Steinkeller, History & Philology (ARCANE III). Turnhout 2015. XV+445 S.

1076. Sallaberger, Walther, Sumerische und altbabylonische Eidesformeln in lexikalischer und kulturhistorischer Perspektive: Barta, H. – Lang, M. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Prozessrecht und Eid. Recht und Rechtsfindung in antiken Kulturen. Teil 1 (Philippika 86,1. 2015) [74:90] 179-192.

1077. Sallaberger, Walther, Special Cases and Legal Matters. Diction and Function of Letters in the State of the Third Dynasty of Ur (2110-2003 BC): Procházka, St. – Reinfandt, L. – Tost, S. (Hg.), Official Epistolography and the Language(s) of Power. (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse. Documenta Antiqua, Papyrologica Vindobonensia 8. 2015) [74:993] 15-30.

1078. Sallaberger, Walther – Schrakamp, Ingo, Philological Data for a Historical Chronology of Mesopotamia in the 3rd Millennium: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 1-136.

1079. Sallaberger, Walther – Schrakamp, Ingo, Conclusion: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 297-304.

1080. Sallaberger, Walther – Pruß, Alexander, Home and Work in Early Bronze Age Mesopotamia: “Ration Lists” and “Private Houses” at Tell Beydar/Nabada: Steinkeller, P. – Hudson, M. (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5. 2015) [74:1196] 69-136.

1081. Salo, Reettakaisa Sofia, Assur als Werkzeug Gottes im Alten Testament: MARG 22 (2015) 61-83.


1082. Salvini, Mirjo, The Spread of the Cuneiform Culture to the Urartian North (IX-VII Century BCE): Geller, M.J. (Hg.), Melammu. The Ancient World in an Age of Globalization (Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Proceedings 7. 2014) [74:412] 299-328.

1083. Salvini, Mirjo, Les textes hourrites de Meskéné/Emar, Vol. I: Transcriptions, autographies, planches photographiques (AnOr 57/I). Roma 2015. 389 S.

1084. Salvini, Mirjo, Les textes hourrites de Meskéné/Emar, Vol. II: Thesaurus (AnOr 57/II). Roma 2015. 289 S.

1085. Salvini, Mirjo, Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt und die Urartu-Forschung: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 139-178.

1086. Samet, N., The Lamentation over the Destruction of Ur (MC 18. 2014) [73:1273]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 147-148 (L.-S. Tiemeyer); Or 84 (2015) 41-74 (Rezensionsartikel von P. Attinger).

1087. Samet, Nili, The Gilgamesh Epic and the Book of Qohelet: A New Look: Biblica 96 (2015) 375-390.

1088. Sandowicz, M., Oaths and Curses. A Study in Neo- and Late Babylonian Legal Formulary (AOAT 398. 2012) [71:1000]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 166 (J. Stökl); ThLZ 140 (2015) 41-42 (E. Otto); cf. 72:1180; 73:1274.

1089. Sandowicz, Małgorzata, More on the End of the Neo-Babylonian Empire: JNES 74 (2015) 197-210.

1090. Sano, Katsuji, Die Expansion des assyrischen Reiches unter Aššurnaṣirpal II: AuOr 33 (2015) 323-331.

1091. Sano, Katsuji, Die Unterwerfung Ba’alus im Jahre 671 v. Chr.: NABU 2015/22; Ist Ilānu der Bruder des Bur-Ramānu?: NABU 2015/42; Die Interpretation eines in der Inschrift Tukultī-Ninurtas II. vorfindbaren Ausdrucks über die Annexion ins assyrische Reich: NABU 2015/75; šaprūtu aus der Festungsstadt Madara: NABU 2015/76; Der Tod des [M]ussi von Tabāl und die anschließende Ankunft seiner ganzen Sippe und seines Heeres in Assyrien: NABU 2015/100; Die Tochter des Jakinlū: NABU 2015/101; Wer ist in den assyrischen Königsinschriften mit līṭu gemeint?: NABU 2015/102.

1092. Sardinha, Carlos, Rechtsvergleichende Notizen zur Beweiskraft der Urkunde in der antiken Kreditkaufpraxis: ZAR 21 (2015) 207-213.

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1093. Sass, Benjamin, A seal impression with Arabian legend on a Tell Sheikh Hamad tablet: NABU 2015/80.

1094. Sasson, Jack M., From the Mari Archives. An Anthology of Old Babylonian Letters. Winona Lake 2015. XX+454 S.

1095. Sauvage, Caroline – Pardee, Dennis, L’itinéraire maritime d’une reine d’Ougarit: note sur le texte RS 94.2406: Syria 92 (2015) 239-254.

1096. Sazonov, Vladimir, Einige Bemerkungen zur frühmittelassyrischen Königstitulatur: Kämmerer, Th.R. – Kõiv, M. (Hg.), Cultures in Comparison: Religion and Politics in Ancient Mediterranean Regions (AAMO 3 = AOAT 390/3. 2015) [74:587] 155-176.

1097. Sazonov, Vladimir, Justification of Wars and the Ideology of Divine Warfare in Ancient Mesopotamia: Fs Kulmar (2015) [74:650] 298-328.

1098. Sazonov, Vladimir – Johandi, Andreas, Royal Titularity used by Darius I in the Bīsitūn Inscription: Mesopotamian Influences: Fs Kulmar (2015) [74:650] 329-352.

1099. Schachner, A., Hattuscha. Auf der Suche nach dem sagenhaften Großreich der Hethiter (2011) [70:1058]: Klio 97 (2015) 295-299 (L. d’Alfonso); cf. 71:1011; 73:1283.

1100. Schachner, Andreas, Zu Hause beim GAL MEŠEDI in Ḫattuša: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 189-209.

1101. Schachner, A., Assyriens Könige an einer der Quellen des Tigris. Archäologische Forschungen im Höhlensystem von Bırkleyn und am sogenannten Tigris-Tunnel (IstForsch 51. 2009) [68:1013]: AfO 53 (2015) 433-436 (A.M. Bagg); cf. 70:1056; 71:1010.

1102. Schäfer, Christoph, Inspiration and Impact of Seleucid Royal Representation: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 631-641.

1103. Scharinger, Stephan, „Gründlich aufgeräumt“. Die Forschungen Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupts zum „Stiefkind der Altertumskunde“: Fink, S. – Eisterer, K. – Rollinger, R. – Rupnow, D. (Hg.), Carl Friedrich Lehmann-Haupt. Ein Forscherleben zwischen Orient und Okzident (CLeO 11. 2015) [74:354] 179-196.

1104. Schefzik, Michael, Der Staatsvertrag zwischen Ramses II. und Ḫattušili III. – der älteste Friedensvertrag der Welt: Meller, Harald – Schefzik, Michael (Hg.), Krieg. Eine archäologische Spurensuche. Begleitband zur


Sonderausstellung im Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte Halle (Saale), 6. November 2015 bis 22. Mai 2016. Halle (Saale) 2015, 239-240.

1105. Schellenberg, A., Der Mensch, das Bild Gottes? Zum Gedanken einer Sonderstellung des Menschen im Alten Testament und in weiteren altorientalischen Quellen (Abhandlungen zur Theologie des Alten und Neuen Testaments 101. 2011) [72:1191]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 175 (A.C. Hagedorn).

1106. [Gs Schippmann], Farridnejad, Shervin – Gyselen, Rika – Joisten-Pruschke, Anke (Hg.), Faszination Iran. Beiträge zur Religion, Geschichte und Kunst des Alten Iran. Gedenkschrift für Klaus Schippmann (Göttinger Orientforschungen. III. Reihe: Iranica NF 13). Wiesbaden 2015. XXXVII+249 S.

1107. Schmandt-Besserat, Denise, Spirits and Demons of All Times: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 243-249.

1108. Schmidt, Karin Stella, Wissenschaftliche Vita von Mark A. Brandes: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 21-32.

1109. Schmidt, Karin Stella, Archäologie als Schlüssel zum Literaturverständnis im hellenistischen Babylonien. Bildtraditionen in Berossos’ Babyloniaka: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 179-245.

1110. Schmidt, Uta, Die Perser im Jesajabuch: ZAW 127 (2015) 565-586.

1111. Schmitt, A.W., Die Jüngeren Ischtar-Tempel und der Nabû-Tempel in Assur. Architektur, Stratigraphie und Funde (WVDOG 137. 2012) [71:1023]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 200-201 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 72:1196.

1112. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Magie in Syrien und Palästina/Israel im 2. und 1. Jtsd. v. Chr.: Jördens, Andrea (Hg.), Ägyptische Magie und ihre Umwelt (Philippika 80). Wiesbaden 2015, 54-68.

1113. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Altiranisch: Paul, L. (Hg.), Handbuch der Iranistik (2013) [74:929] 227-238.

1114. Schmitt, R., Wörterbuch der altpersischen Königsinschriften (2014) [73:1293]: Kratylos 60 (2015) 157-166 (B. Peschl).

1115. Schmitt, Rüdiger, Neue Namen aus Persepolis: Or 84 (2015) 161-165.

1116. Schneider, Bernhard, An inscribed bead with a votive inscription of Kadašman-Turgu (L-29-449): NABU 2015/99.

1117. Schneider, T.J., An Introduction to Ancient Mesopotamian Religion (2011) [70:1067]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 169 (A.R. Millard); cf. 71:1025; 72:1200.

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1118. Schrakamp, Ingo, „Urukagina, Sohn des Engilsa, des Stadtfürsten von Lagaš“: Zur Herkunft des Urukagina, des letzten Herrschers der 1. Dynastie von Lagaš: AoF 42 (2015) 15-23.

1119. Schrakamp, Ingo, The Value sigx of SAR in Third Millennium Sources: AoF 42 (2015) 196-198.

1120. Schrakamp, Ingo, Urukagina und die Geschichte von Lagaš am Ende der präsargonischen Zeit: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 303-386.

1121. Schrakamp, Ingo, Militär und Kriegführung in Vorderasien: Meller, Harald – Schefzik, Michael (Hg.), Krieg. Eine archäologische Spurensuche. Begleitband zur Sonderausstellung im Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte Halle (Saale), 6. November 2015 bis 22. Mai 2016. Halle (Saale) 2015, 213-224.

1122. Schrakamp, Ingo, Kampf- und Streitwagen in Vorderasien: Meller, Harald – Schefzik, Michael (Hg.), Krieg. Eine archäologische Spurensuche. Begleitband zur Sonderausstellung im Landesmuseum für Vorgeschichte Halle (Saale), 6. November 2015 bis 22. Mai 2016. Halle (Saale) 2015, 225-228.

1123. Schrakamp, Ingo, Geographical Horizons in Presargonic and Sargonic Archives: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 197-270.

1124. Schulte, Stefan, Altorientalistik als historische Sozialforschung. Grundlagen einer sozialwissenschaftlichen Erforschung des antiken Mesopotamien: StMes 2 (2015) 207-235.

1125. 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]: AfO 53 (2015) 372-375 (M.J. Geller); cf. 69:1141; 73:1301.

1126. Schwemer, D., Rituale und Beschwörungen gegen Schadenzauber (KAL 2 = WVDOG 117. 2007) [66:1043]: Syria 92 (2015) 453-454 (F. Joannès); cf. 67:1172; 68:1033; 71:1031.

1127. Schwemer, Daniel, mit einem Beitrag von Michele Cammarosano, Texte aus den Grabungen 2014-2015 und Nachlese von Texten verschiedener Herkunft (KBo 70). Berlin 2015. XIII+23 S.

1128. Schwemer, Daniel, Secret Knowledge of Lu-Nanna, the Sage of Ur: Six Astral Rituals for Gaining Power and Success (BM 38599): Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 211-228.


1129. Scurlock, JoA. – Beal, R.H. (Hg.), Creation and Chaos. A Reconsideration of Hermann Gunkel’s Chaoskampf Hypothesis (2013) [72:1211]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 166-167 (N. Wyatt).

1130. Scurlock, JoA., Sourcebook for Ancient Mesopotamian Medicine (SBL Writings from the Ancient World 36. 2014) [73:1306]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 149 (N. Wyatt).

1131. Seeher, J., Gods Carved in Stone: The Hittite Rock Sanctuary of Yazılıkaya (2011) [73:1309]: BO 72 (2015) 710-712 (W. Waal).

1132. Seeher, Jürgen, Wo sind die Toten der Hethiter? Überlegungen zum Fehlen von spätbronzezeitlichen Bestattungsplätzen in Zentralanatolien: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 229-238.

1133. Selz, Gebhard J., Der Orientalist Alois Musil. Anmerkungen zu einem impliziten Forschungskonzept: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 247-267.

1134. Selz, Gebhard J., with the collaboration of Daniela Niedermayer, The Burials After the Battle. Combining Textual and visual evidence: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 387-404.

1135. Selz, Gudrun, Tage in Tell Bi‘a: Gs Brandes (2015) [74:153] 269-276.

1136. Seminara, Stefano, Die Rede des Königs. Die sogenannten ,Reformen‘ UruKAginas zwischen Politik und Theologie: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 405-431.

1137. Seri, A., The House of Prisoners. Slavery and State in Uruk during the Revolt against Samsu-iluna (SANER 2. 2012) [72:1224]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 149-150 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 73:1318.

1138. Seyer, M., Der Herrscher als Jäger. Untersuchungen zur königlichen Jagd im persischen und makedonischen Reich vom 6. – 4. Jahrhundert v. Chr. sowie unter den Diadochen Alexanders des Großen (Wiener Forschungen zur Archäologie 11. 2007) [66:1064]: AfO 53 (2015) 436-438 (E. Rehm).

1139. Shafer, Ann, The Present in Our Past: The Assyrian Rock Reliefs at Nahr El-Kalb and the Lessons of Tradition: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 491-499.

1140. Shahbazi, A.Sh., Persepolis. Die altpersische Residenzstadt (2013) [72:1225]: ZAW 127 (2015) 373 (U. Becker); cf. 73:1323.

1141. Shehata, Dalia, Status and Organization of Babylonian Lamentation Priests: Emerit, S. (Hg.), Le statut du musicien dans la Méditerranée ancienne.

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Égypte, Mésopotamie, Grèce, Rome (Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale. Bibliothèque d’Etudes 159. 2013) [74:313] 69-84.

1142. Shi Xiaowen, Village Life in Ancient Anatolia: the case of Talwahšušara: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 147-154.

1143. Shibata, Daisuke, Dynastic Marriages in Assyria during the Late Second Millennium BC: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 235-242.

1144. Shibata, Daisuke, Hemerology, Extispicy and Ilī-padâ’s Illness: ZA 105 (2015) 139-153.

1145. Siddall, L.R., The Reign of Adad-nīrārī III. An Historical and Ideological Analysis of an Assyrian King and His Times (CM 45. 2013) [72:1229]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 150 (A.R. Millard).

1146. Siddall, Luis R., An Inscription of Ashurnasirpal II in the Australian Institute of Archaeology: ANES 52 (2015) 107-125.

1147. Sideltsev, Andrej V., The Riddles of Hittite Indefinite Pronouns: AoF 42 (2015) 199-275.

1148. Sideltsev, Andrej V., Syntax of Hittite mān “if / when”: AuOr 33 (2015) 127-140.

1149. Sideltsev, Andrej V., Hittite Clause Architecture: RA 109 (2015) 79-112.

1150. Sideltsev, Andrej V., Hittite Clitic Doubling as an Innovative Category: Its Origin: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 417-426.

1151. Siegelová, Jana, Die hethitische Königin und die Wirtschaft der Krone: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 239-250.

1152. Sigrist, M. – Ozaki, T., Neo-Sumerian Administrative Tablets from the Yale Babylonian Collection. Part One (BPOA 6. 2009) [68:1056]: AfO 53 (2015) 375-378 (J.C. Johnson); cf. 70:1103; 71:1054; 12:32.

1153. Sigrist, M. – Ozaki, T., Neo-Sumerian Administrative Tablets from the Yale Babylonian Collection. Part Two (BPOA 7. 2009) [68:1057]: AfO 53 (2015) 375-378 (J.C. Johnson); cf. 70:1104; 71:1055; 72:1233.

1154. Silverman, Jason M. – Waerzeggers, Caroline (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13). Atlanta 2015. XIII+501 S.


1155. Silverman, Jason M. – Waerzeggers, Caroline, Assessing Persian Kingship in the Near East: An Introduction: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 1- 6.

1156. Silverman, Jason M., From Remembering to Expecting the “Messiah”: Achaemenid Kingship as (Re)formulating Apocalyptic Expectations of David: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 419-446.

1157. Silverman, Jason M., Sheshbazzar, a Judean or a Babylonian? A Note on his Identity: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 308-321.

1158. Simkó, Krisztián, Emery abrasive in the lapidary craft of the Ur III period? Some further remarks on the stone ú-na4-gug and its Old Babylonian counterpart: AuOr 33 (2015) 141-155.

1159. Simkó, Krisztián, The Magical Potential of Stones Used for Cylinder Seals: New Manuscripts of the Text Known from BAM 194 VIII’ 9’-14’: Iraq 77 (2015) 203-213.

1160. Simon, Zsolt, Altassyrisch išhiulum: kein Vertrag, sondern ein Gürtel?: NABU 2015/10; Altassyrisch ḫazuanum: noch eine anatolische Entlehnung: NABU 2015/65.

1161. [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]: JAOS 135 (2015) 661-662 (G. Beckman); cf. 70:1107; 71:1059; 72:1242; 73:1346.

1162. Singer, I., 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. 2011) [73:1347]: JAOS 135 (2015) 661-662 (G. Beckman); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 201-202 (P. Pitkänen).

1163. [Fs/2 Sjöberg], Sassmannshausen, L. (Hg.), 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. 2014) [73:1353]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 148 (A.R. Millard).

1164. Sjöberg, Åke W. (1924-2014): ZA 105 (2015) 1-3 (J. Andersson).

1165. [Fs Skaist], Abraham, K. – Fleishman, J. (Hg.), Looking at the Ancient Near East and the Bible Through the Same Eyes. Minha LeAhron. A Tribute to Aaron Skaist (2012) [71:1062]: BO 72 (2015) 458-462 (B. Lion); JSOT 38/5 (2014) 149 (E.W. Lee).

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1166. Skiærvø, Prods Oktor, Achaemenid Religion: Religion Compass 8 (2014) 175-187.

1167. Slotsky, A.L. – Wallenfels, R., Tallies and Trends. The Late Babylonian Commodity Price Lists (2009) [68:1066]: AfO 53 (2015) 378-381 (R. Pirngruber); cf. 70:1110.

1168. Smelik, Klaas A.D., My Servant Nebuchadnezzar. The Use of the Epithet “My Servant” for the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar in the Book of Jeremiah: VT 64 (2014) 109-134.

1169. Smith, Duane E., The Divining Snake: Reading Genesis 3 in the Context of Mesopotamian Ophiomancy: JBL 134 (2015) 31-49.

1170. Smith, J., Dust or Dew. Immortality in the Ancient Near East and in Psalm 49 (2012) [72:1249]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 176 (J.E. Patrick).

1171. Snell, D.C., Religions of the Ancient Near East (2011) [70:1113]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 177 (R.S. Watson); cf. 71:1066.

1172. Snell, D.C., Ancient Near East: The Basics (2014) [73:1357]: Choice January 2014, 51 No. 05 (M. Van De Mieroop); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 150-151 (St.D.E. Weeks).

1173. Snell, D.C., Die Religionen des alten Orients (2014) [73:1358]: AW 3/2015, 91 (M. Hutter).

1174. Soldt, Wilfred H. van, La contribution des textes syllabiques au déchiffrement de l’écriture alphabétique: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 45-54.

1175. Soldt, Wilfred van, Middle Babylonian Texts in the Cornell University Collections I. The Later Kings (CUSAS 30). Bethesda 2015. XII+585 S.+XXI Taf.

1176. Soldt, Wilfred van, Crafts and Craftsmen at Ugarit: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 567-575.

1177. Sommer, Roland, Der farbige Palast. Zur Rekonstruktion der Partherfassade aus Assur: AW 4/2015, 38-40.

1178. Sommerfeld, Walter, Girsu-Texte der Akkade-Zeit in Istanbul – eine Nachlese: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 251-267.


1179. Sommerfeld, Walter, The Transition from the Old Akkadian Period to Ur III in Lagash: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 271-279.

1180. Sonik, Karen, Divine (Re-)Presentation: Authoritative Images and a Pictorial Stream of Tradition in Mesopotamia: Pongratz-Leisten, B. – Sonik, K. (Hg.), The Materiality of Divine Agency (SANER 8. 2015) [74:978] 142-193.

1181. Soysal, Oğuz, Weitere sog. “formale Akkusativ” Wendungen aus der hattisch-hethitischen Kultszene und Anmerkungen zu einer rezenten Arbeit über das Göttertrinken bei den Hethitern: NABU 2015/40; Further joins from the Boğazköy-Tablets: NABU 2015/70.

1182. Soysal, Oğuz, Einige Beispiele mit abweichender Position und Funktion des Zeichens L. 312 „VIR“ in den hieroglyphischen Siegelinschriften: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 269-278.

1183. Spar, I. – Jursa, M., The Ebabbar Temple Archive and Other Texts from the Fourth to the First Millennium B.C. (CTMMA IV. 2014) [73:1366]: ZA 105 (2015) 255-257 (J. MacGinnis).

1184. Spek, Robartus van der, Madinatu = URUmeš, “Satrapy, Province, District, Country”, in Late Babylonian: AfO 53 (2015) 110-116.

1185. Spek, Robartus J. van der, Coming to Terms with the Persian Empire: Some Concluding Remarks and Responses: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 447-477.

1186. Stavi, Boaz, The Reign of Tudhaliya II and Šuppiluliuma I. The Contribution of the Hittite Documentation to a Reconstruction of the Amarna Age (THeth 31). Heidelberg 2015. XVIII+236 S.

1187. Steadman, Sh.R. – McMahon, G. (Hg.), The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia (2011) [70:1129]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 167-168 (N. Wyatt); cf. 71:1079; 72:1269.

1188. Steele, John M., A Late Babylonian Compendium of Calendrical and Stellar Astrology: JCS 67 (2015) 187-215.

1189. Steer, Thomas, Mykenisch ne-do-wo-tº, hethitisch-luwisch (:)naduwant, altindisch naḍvant – und ein indogermanisches Wort für ‚Schilfrohr‛: Die Sprache 50 (2012-2013) 139-181.

1190. Steible, Horst – Yıldız, Fatma, unter freundlicher Mitarbeit von Joachim Marzahn, Wirtschaftstexte aus Fara II. Texte der Viehverwaltung von

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Šuruppak (Die Inschriften von Fara 4 = WVDOG 143). Wiesbaden 2015. X+272 S.

1191. Steible, Horst, The Geographical Horizon of the Texts from Fara/Shuruppag: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 157-161.

1192. Steible, Horst, Enlil und Ninlil. Der Mythos von der Zeugung des Mondgottes: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 21-31.

1193. 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]: AfO 53 (2015) 381-383 (J.-J. Glassner); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 202-203 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 72:1272; 73:1376.

1194. Steinert, Ulrike, Von inneren Räumen und «blühenden» Landschaften. Der weibliche Körper in der babylonischen Medizin: AW 2/2015, 19-25.

1195. Steinert, Ulrike, ‘Tested’ Remedies in Mesopotamian Medical Texts. A Label for Efficacy Based on Empirical Observation?: Johnson, J.C. (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3. 2015) [74:568] 103-145.

1196. Steinkeller, Piotr – Hudson, Michael (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5). Dresden 2015. 664 S.

1197. Steinkeller, Piotr, On the Reading of the Pre-Sargonic Personal Name DI-(d)Utu and Related Matters: JNES 74 (2015) 39-44.

1198. Steinkeller, Piotr, A Group of Girsu/Lagaš Texts Dealing with Irrigation: NABU 2015/61.

1199. Steinkeller, Piotr, The Gutian Period in Chronological Perspective: Sallaberger, W. – Schrakamp, I. (Hg.), History & Philology (ARCANE III. 2015) [74:1075] 281-288.

1200. Steinkeller, Piotr, Labor in the Early States: An Early Mesopotamian Perspective: Steinkeller, P. – Hudson, M. (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5. 2015) [74:1196] 1-35.

1201. Steinkeller, Piotr, The Employment of Labor on National Building Projects in the Ur III Period: Steinkeller, P. – Hudson, M. (Hg.), Labor in the Ancient World (ISCANEE 5. 2015) [74:1196] 137-236.

1202. Steitler, Charles W., “Like an iron peg I have struck the words to the gods …”. A Hittite Invocation for Overturning Slander: ZA 105 (2015) 198-214.


1203. Stern, S., Calendars in Antiquity. Empires, States, and Societies (2012) [72:1281]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 62-63 (L.L. Grabbe); cf. 73:1383.

1204. Steymans, H.U. (Hg.), Gilgamesch. Ikonographie eines Helden / Gilgamesh. Epic and Iconography (OBO 245. 2010) [69:1216]: OLZ 110 (2015) 429-431 (E. Wagner); RB 121 (2014) 620 (J.-M. De Tarragon); cf. 70:1141; 71:1089; 72:1284.

1205. Stökl, J., Prophecy in the Ancient Near East. A Philological and Sociological Comparison (CHANE 56. 2012) [71:1093]: AfO 53 (2015) 383-386 (M.J. de Jong); JAOS 135 (2015) 600-601 (D. Snell); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 203 (N. Wyatt); ZDMG 165 (2015) 215-219 (B. Kärger); cf. 72:1290; 73:1388.

1206. Stökl, Jonathan – Waerzeggers, Caroline (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478). Berlin/Boston 2015. VI+371 S.

1207. Stökl, Jonathan, Prophecy and the Royal Court in the Ancient Near East: Religion Compass 9 (2015) 55-65.

1208. Stökl, Jonathan, “A Youth Without Blemish, Handsome, Proficient in all Wisdom, Knowledgeable and Intelligent”: Ezekiel’s Access to Babylonian Culture: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 223-252.

1209. Stökl, Jonathan, Schoolboy Ezekiel: Remarks on the Transmission of Learning: WO 45 (2015) 50-61.

1210. Stol, Marten, King Samsu-iluna’s Financial Problems. A New Text: Anatolica 41 (2015) 23-36.

1211. Stol, Marten – Seidl, Ursula, Waffen im Alten Mesopotamien: BO 72 (2015) 613-626.

1212. Stöllner, Thomas, Iran im 2. und frühen 1. Jt. v. Chr.: Paul, L. (Hg.), Handbuch der Iranistik (2013) [74:929] 383-394.

1213. Stolper, Matthew W., Case in Point: The Persepolis Fortification Archive: Rutz, M.T. – Kersel, M.M. (Hg.), Archaeologies of Text. Archaeology, Technology, and Ethics (Joukowsky Institute Publication 6. 2014) [74:1071] 14-30.

1214. Stolper, Matthew W., Three Personal Reflections on Elias Bickerman: Manning, Joseph Gilbert (Hg.), Writing History in Time of War. Michael Rostovtzeff, Elias Bickerman and the “Hellenization of Asia” (Oriens at Occidens 24). Stuttgart 2015, 45-61.

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1215. Stolper, Matthew W., A Murašû Tablet Sold at Sotheby’s, New York, December, 2014: NABU 2015/53.

1216. Stone, Elizabeth C., Social Conditions in the Ancient Near East: Houses and Households in Perspective: Müller, M. (Hg.), Household Studies in Complex Societies. (Micro) Archaeological and Textual Approaches (OIS 10. 2015) [74:838] 437-446.

1217. Stork, Leigh, Systems of Value and the Changing Perception of Metal Commodities, ca. 4000-2600 BC: JNES 74 (2015) 115-132.

1218. Stratford, Edward, Successor Eponyms, Debt Notes, Intercalation, and the Old Assyrian Calendar during Kültepe Level II: A Critical Reappraisal: JNES 74 (2015) 301-324.

1219. Stratford, Edward, Old Assyrian Literacy: Formulating a Method for Graphic Analysis and Some Initial Results: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 117-128.

1220. Streck, M.P. (Hg.), Die Keilschrifttexte des Altorientalischen Instituts der Universität Leipzig (LAOS 1. 2011) [70:1149]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 203-204 (M.J. Geller); RA 109 (2015) 143-196 (Rezensionsartikel von D. Charpin); cf. 71:1102; 72:1297.

1221. Streck, Michael P., Altbabylonisches Lehrbuch (PLO.NS 23). Zweite, überarbeitete Auflage. Wiesbaden 2014. XX+316 S. [2. Aufl. von 70:1148].

1222. Streck, Michael P., The Beginning of the Babylonian Epic of Creation: Gs Görg (2014) [74:439] 391-395.

1223. Streck, Michael P., Sumerisch. Die älteste Sprache der Welt: AW 3/2015, 6-7.

1224. Strobel, K. (Hg.), Empires after the Empire: Anatolia, Syria and Assyria after Suppiluliuma II (ca. 1200-800/700 B.C.) (Eothen 17. 2011) [71:1108]: BO 72 (2015) 125-130 (L. d’Alfonso).

1225. Stronach, David, A Pipes Player and a Lyre Player: Notes on Three Achaemenid or Near-Achaemenid Silver Rhyta Found in the Vicinity of Erebuni, Armenia: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 251-274.

1226. Such-Gutiérrez, Marcos, Das ra(2)-gaba-Amt anhand der schriftlichen Quellen des 3. Jahrtausends: AfO 53 (2015) 19-39.


1227. Such-Gutiérrez, Marcos, The Texts from the 3rd Millennium BC at the Oriental Museum, University of Durham (England): CDLJ 2015:3 [http://cdli.ucla.edu/ pubs/cdlj/2015/cdlj2015_003.html].

1228. Such-Gutiérrez, Marcos, Der Übergang von der frühdynastischen Zeit in die altakkadische Periode anhand der Adab-Texte: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 433-451.

1229. Sugimoto, D.T. (Hg.), Transformation of a Goddess. Ishtar – Astarte – Aphrodite (OBO 263. 2014) [73:1402]: NTT 69 (2015) 67-68 (B. Becking); ZAW 127 (2015) 374-375 (H. Pfeiffer).

1230. Svärd, Saana, The Microcosm-Macrocosm Analogy in Mesopotamian and Mediaeval Arabic History of Science: Lindstedt, I. – Hämeen-Anttila, J. – Mattila, R. – Rollinger, R. (Hg.), Case Studies in Transmission (IHAMNE 1. 2014) [74:689] 159-187.

1231. Svärd, Saana, Women and Power in Neo-Assyrian Palaces (SAAS XXIII). Helsinki 2015. XIV+286 S.: BO 72 (2015) 699-702 (M. Stol).

1232. Svärd, Saana, Machtvolle Frauen. Die neuassyrischen Königinnen und ihre Haushalte: AW 2/2015, 32-36.

1233. Svärd, Saana – May, Natalie Naomi, Preface: The Importance of Noticing Change: SAAB XXI (2015) 5-10.

1234. Svärd, Saana, Changes in Neo-Assyrian Queenship: SAAB XXI (2015) 157-171.

1235. Szale, Aleksandra, Semiramis and Alexander in the Diodorus Siculus’ Account (II 4-20): Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 495-507.

1236. 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]: JAOS 135 (2015) 351-353 (B.N. Porter); cf. 72:1310; 73:1408.

1237. Tanret, Michel, A Chip Off the Old Block: The Transmission of Titles and Offices within the Family in Old Babylonian Sippar: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 525-553.

1238. Taracha, Piotr, Mycenaean peer(s) of the king of Ahhiyawa? A note on the Tawagalawa Letter: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 279-287.

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1239. Tavernier, Jan, An Iranian slave in Babylon during the reign of Amēl-Marduk?: NABU 2015/106; An Irano-Elamo-Aramic Note: NABU 2015/107.

1240. Taylor, Jon, Wedge Order in Cuneiform: a Preliminary Survey: Devecchi, E. – Müller, G.G.W. – Mynářová, J. (Hg.), Current Research in Cuneiform Palaeography (2015) [74:276] 1-30.

1241. 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]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 171 (D. Markl); cf. 72:1320; 73:1426.

1242. Tenney, Jonathan S., Additions and Corrections to Jonathan S. Tenney, Life at the Bottom of Babylonian Society, CHANE 51. Leiden: Brill, 2011: NABU 2015/43 [zu 70:1199].

1243. Tenu, Aline, Building the Empire. Settlement Patterns in the Middle Assyrian Empire: Fs Wiggermann (2015) [74:1350] 75-87.

1244. Theis, Christoffer, Un nouvel exemplaire d’une inscription de fondation de Goudéa: NABU 2015/03.

1245. Thomas, Ariane, The Akkadian Royal Image: On a Seated Statue of Manishtushu: ZA 105 (2015) 86-117.

1246. Thomason, Allison Karmel, The Sense-scapes of Neo-Assyrian Capital Cities: Royal Authority and Bodily Experience: CAJ 25 (2015) 243-264.

1247. Thompson, R.J., Terror of the Radiance. Aššur Covenant to YHWH Covenant (OBO 258. 2013) [73:1429]: JSOT 38/5 (2014) 169 (J. Stökl).

1248. Timm, Stefan, Ein Beleg für die Strafe der Steinigung aus Ugarit: Gs Görg (2014) [74:439] 397-405.

1249. Tolini, Gauthier, Les sanctuaires de Babylonie à l’époque achéménide. Entre légitimation, soumission et révoltes: Topoi 19 (2014) 123-180.

1250. Tolini, Gauthier, From Syria to Babylon and Back: The Neirab Archive: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 58-93.

1251. Torri, Giulia – Görke, Susanne, Hittite Building Rituals. Interaction between their Ideological Function and Find Spots: Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2. 2013) [74:23] 287-300.


1252. Torri, Giulia, Remarks about the transmission of festival texts concerning the cult of Lelwani (based on the fragment KBo 13.216 + KBo 56.89 (+) KBo 56.90): Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 289-300.

1253. Torri, Giulia, Hereditary Transmission of Specialized Knowledge in Hittite Anatolia: The Case of the Scribal Families of the Empire Period: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 577-586.

1254. Töyräänvuori, Joanna, The Beloved as a Title of Royal Legitimation in Ugaritic and Biblical Texts: Fs Niehr (215) [74:866] 107-217.

1255. Trémouille, Marie-Claude, Texte aus dem Bezirk des Großen Tempels XVII (KBo 65). Berlin 2015. XVIII+43 S.

1256. Tropper, J. – Vita, J.-P., Das Kanaano-Akkadische der Amarnazeit (LOS I/1. 2010) [69:1271]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 221 (D. Markl).

1257. Tropper, J., Ugaritische Grammatik. Zweite, stark überarbeitete und erweiterte Auflage (AOAT 273[2]. 2012) [71:1141]: JSS 60 (2015) 481-482 (W.G.E. Watson); cf. 73:1438.

1258. Tsouparopoulou, Christina, Hidden messages under the temple: Foundation deposits and the restricted presence of writing in 3rd millennium BCE Mesopotamia: Frese, Tobias – Keil, Wilfried E. – Krüger, Kristina (Hg.), Verborgen, unsichtbar, unlesbar – zur Problematik restringierter Schriftpräsenz (Materiale Textkulturen 2). Berlin/Boston 2014, 17-31.

1259. Tsouparopoulou, Christina, The Ur III Seals Impressed on Documents from Puzriš-Dagān (Drehem) (HSAO 16). Heidelberg 2015. XV+461 S.+LVII Taf.

1260. Tsouparopoulou, Christina, Spreading the Royal World: The (Im)Materiality of Communication in Early Mesopotamia: Enderwitz, Susanne von – Sauer, Rebecca (Hg.), Communication and Materiality. Written and Unwritten Communication in Pre-Modern Societies (Materiale Textkulturen 8). Berlin/Boston 2015, 7-23.

1261. Tuplin, Christopher, The Justice of Darius. Reflections on the Achaemenid Empire as a rule-bound environment: Fitzpatrick-McKinley, A. (Hg.), Assessing Biblical and Classical Sources for the Reconstruction of Persian Influence, History and Culture (CLeO 10. 2015) [74:364] 73-126.

1262. Turri, Luigi, The Ponderal Systems of Qatna: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 471-480.

1263. Uehlinger, Christoph, Ninḫursaĝa oder „Große Mutter“? Eine ikonographisch-ikonologische Skizze zu einem Phänomen der longue durée: Gs Görg (2014) [74:439] 407-424.

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1264. Uehlinger, Christoph, Virtual Vision vs. Actual Show: Strategies of Visualization in the Book of Ezekiel: WO 45 (2015) 62-84.

1265. Ulanowski, Krzysztof, The Rituals of Power: The Akkadian Tradition in Neo-Assyrian Policy: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 237-250.

1266. Ulanowski, Krzysztof, The Metaphor of the Lion in Mesopotamian and Greek Civilization: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 255-284.

1267. Vacín, Luděk, Tradition and Innovation in Šulgi’s Concept of Divine Kingship: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 179-192.

1268. Van De Mieroop, Marc, Production and Commerce in the Old Babylonian Period: Rivista di Storia Economica XXXI/1 (2015) 79-96.

1269. Vanséveren, S., Nisili. Manuel de langue hittite. Vol. II (Lettres orientales et classiques 19. 2014) [73:1458]: BO 72 (2015) 130-133 (I. Klock-Fontanille).

1270. Veenhof, K.R., Letters in the Louvre (AbB XIV. 2005) [64:1111]: AfO 53 (2015) 390-392 (D. Charpin); cf. 66:1182; 69:1292.

1271. Veenhof, Klaas R., A Verdict of the city assembly of Assur (Kt 92/k 491): JEOL 45 (2014-2015) 109-125.

1272. Veenhof, Klaas, The Archive of Elamma son of Iddin-Suen and his Family: Kulakoğlu, F. – Michel, C. (Hg.), Proceedings of the 1st Kültepe International Meeting, Kültepe (Kültepe International Meetings [KIM] 1 = Subartu XXXV. 2015) [74:647] 73-83.

1273. Veenhof, Klaas R., Ba’ārum, “to start a fight”, in Old Assyrian: NABU 2015/11; How to get rid of somebody? A note on ARM 14, 78 and Genesis 37: NABU 2015/12; The answer of the cleaner in “At the Cleaner’s” (UET VI/2, 404:27-30): NABU 2015/13.

1274. Veenhof, Klaas R., Some Contributions to the Old Assyrian Lexicon: Or 84 (2015) 217-275.

1275. Vedeler, Harold Torger, The Ideology of Rim-Sin II of Larsa: JANEH 2 (2015) 1-17.

1276. Velhartická, Šárka, Die Rezeption der Entzifferung der hethitischen Sprache in der österreichischen und deutschen Presse: MDOG 147 (2015) 9-23.


1277. Verderame, Lorenzo, Means of Substitution. The Use of Figurines, Animals, and Human Beings as Substitute in Assyrian Rituals: Ambos, C. – Verderame, L. (Hg.), Approaching Rituals in Ancient Cultures. Questioni di rito: rituali come fonte di conoscenca delle religione e delle concezioni del monde nelle culture antiche (RSO NS 86, suppl. no. 2. 2013) [74:23] 301-323.

1278. Verhulst, Astrid, An Old Babylonian Seal from Sippar with Trading Owners: JNES 74 (2015) 255-265.

1279. Viano, Maurizio, Writing Sumerian in the West: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 381-392.

1280. Vidal, J. (Hg.), Studies on War in the Ancient Near East (AOAT 372. 2010) [69:1304]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 172 (C.L. Crouch); cf. 71:1165; 72:1365.

1281. Vidale, Massimo, Searching for Mythological Themes on the “Jiroft” Chlorite Artefacts: IrAnt 50 (2015) 15-59.

1282. Vincenzi, Tommaso De, Fortifications and Arming as Analytical Elements for a Social-Policy Evolution in Anatolia in the Early Bronze Age: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 439-448.

1283. Visicato, Giuseppe, An Unpublished Archive from ED IIIb Umma before Lugalzagesi: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 453-459.

1284. Vita, Juan-Pablo, Alphabet ougaritique et langue hourrite: interactions et adaptions: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 203-217.

1285. Vita, Juan-Pablo, Canaanite Scribes in the Amarna Letters (AOAT 406). Münster 2015. XII+179 S.+LXXVIII Taf.

1286. Vita, Juan-Pablo, Language Contact between Akkadian and Northwest Semitic Languages in Syria-Palestine in the Late Bronze Age: Butts, A. M. (Hg.), Semitic Languages in Contact (Studies in Semitic Languages and Linguistics 82. 2015) [74:179] 375-404.

1287. Vita, Juan-Pablo, «Magasin» à Ougarit: Fs Calvet (2015) [74:182] 77-80.

1288. Vogel, Helga, Mädchen in altorientalischen Quellen: Moraw, Susanne – Kieburg, Anna (Hg.), Mädchen im Altertum / Girls in Antiquity (Frauen – Forschung – Archäologie 11). Münster 2014, 79-80.

112* Hans Neumann

1289. Vogel, Helga, Frauen in Mesopotamien. Lebenswelten sumerischer Stadtfürstinnen: AW 2/2015, 8-13.

1290. Vogel, Helga, Brim-Stirnketten-Träger, Musikerinnen und Dog-Collar-Trägerinnen als Bestattungen und Mitbestattungen im Royal Cemetery in Ur: Dittmann, R. – Selz, G.J. (Hg.), It’s a Long Way to a Historiography of the Early Dynastic Period(s) (AVO 15. 2015) [74:287] 461-507.

1291. Vogel, Helga, Beobachtungen zu Tragweisen von Siegeln in Gräbern im Royal Cemetery in Ur: StMes 2 (2015) 237-265.

1292. Vogel, Helga, Wer wurde in der Grabkammer der Royal Tomb 1054 im Royal Cemetery in Ur bestattet?: ZOrA 8 (2015) 38-60.

1293. Volk, K., A Sumerian Chrestomathy (SILO 5. 2012) [71:1177]: AfO 53 (2015) 393-396 (I. Schrakamp).

1294. Volk, Konrad (Hg.), Illustriert von Karl-Heinz Bohny, Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer. Wiesbaden 2015. XV+467 S.

1295. Volk, Konrad, Eine königliche Geburt: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 79-81.

1296. Volk, Konrad, Schlafe, mein Prinz …: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 83-88.

1297. Volk, Konrad, Tanzt! Tanzt!: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 89-91.

1298. Volk, Konrad, Süße Liebe: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 94-95.

1299. Volk, Konrad, Die Schule – Hort der Bildung: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 99.

1300. Volk, Konrad, Aus dem Leben eines Schülers der altbabylonischen Zeit: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 101-107.

1301. Volk, Konrad, Der Dialog zwischen Schulaufseher und Schulabsolvent: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 109-116.

1302. Vos, A. De, Die Lebermodelle aus Boğazköy (StBoT Beiheft 5. 2013) [72:1380]: ZA 105 (2015) 121-126 (Y. Cohen); cf. 73:1489.

1303. Waal, Willemijn J.I., Hittite Diplomatics. Studies in Ancient Document Format and Record Management (StBoT 57). Wiesbaden 2015. XXI+620 S.


1304. Waerzeggers, Caroline, The Neo-Babylonian chronicle about Sabium and Apil-Sîn: a copy of the text (BM 29440): NABU 2015/54 [ersetzt durch NABU 2015/82].

1305. Waerzeggers, Caroline, Facts, Propaganda, or History? Shaping Political Memory in the Nabonidus Chronicle: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 95-124.

1306. Waerzeggers, Caroline, Babylonian Kingship in the Persian Period: Performance and Reception: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 181-222.

1307. Waetzoldt, Hartmut, Gilgamesch und Akka: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 273-281.

1308. Waetzoldt, Hartmut, Inannas Gang in die Unterwelt: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 375-398.

1309. Wagensonner, Klaus, On an alternative way of capturing RTI images with the camera dome: CDLN 2015:1 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

1310. Wagensonner, Klaus, Turning the Laws of Ur-Namma: CDLN 2015:3 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

1311. Wagensonner, Klaus, A legal text at the Russell Library, Maynooth University: CDLN 2015:6 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

1312. Wagensonner, Klaus, A, B, C, … Word List Z: CDLN 2015:8 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

1313. Wagensonner, Klaus, A note on a manuscript of ED Lu2 A and its colophon: CDLN 2015:13 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

1314. 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]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 151-152 (N. Wyatt).

1315. Wagner, Volker, מות יומת in Lev 20 – Strafandrohung oder Mahnrede?: ZAR 21 (2015) 233-251.

1316. 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]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 120-121 (P. Hatten); cf. 73:1511.

114* Hans Neumann

1317. Wallenfels, Ronald, Seleucid Babylonian “Official” and “Private” Seals Reconsidered: A Seleucid Archival Tablet in the Collection of the Mackenzie Art Gallery, Regina: JANEH 2 (2015) 55-89.

1318. Wang X., The Metamorphosis of Enlil in Early Mesopotamia (AOAT 385. 2011) [70:1270]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 204 (L.L. Grabbe).

1319. Wang Xianhua, Seal Typ A on Clay Bullae from the Cornell University Collections: CDLN 2015:11 [http://cdli.ucla.edu].

1320. Warburton, David A., Civil Society: Typology, Stratigraphy & North Mesopotamian Architectural History: Akkadica 136 (2015) 157-199.

1321. Wartke, Ralf-B., Julius Euting in Sendschirli auf Extratour. Die epigraphische Expedition im April 1890: AW 2/2015, 39-41.

1322. Wartke, Ralf-B., Sendschirli vor 125 Jahren. Archäologische Feldforschung hart am Limit: AW 6/2015, 41-45.

1323. Wasmuth, Melanie, Political Memory in the Achaemenid Empire: The Integration of Egyptian Kingship into Persian Royal Display: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 203-237.

1324. Wasserman, N., Most Probably. Epistemic Modality in Old Babylonian (Languages of the Ancient Near East 3. 2012) [71:1196]: AfO 53 (2015) 57-66 (Rezensionsartikel von I. Arkhipov); cf. 72:1391; 73:1516.

1325. Wasserman, Nathan, On the Author of the Epic of Zimrī-Līm and Its Literary Context: AfO 53 (2015) 52-56 [Rezensionsartikel zu 73:587].

1326. Wasserman, Nathan, Piercing the Eyes: An Old Babylonian Love Incantation and the Preparation of Kohl: BO 72 (2015) 601-611.

1327. Watanabe, Chikako E., The Symbolic Role of Animals in Babylon: A Contextual Approach to the Lion, the Bull and the mušḫuššu: Iraq 77 (2015) 215-224.

1328. Watanabe, Kazuko, Innovations in Esarhaddon’s Succession Oath Documents Considered from the Viewpoint of Documents’ Structure: SAAB XXI (2015) 173-215.

1329. Watson, R. – Horowitz, W., Writing Science before the Greeks. A Naturalistic Analysis of the Babylonian Astronomical Treatise MUL.APIN (CHANE 48. 2011) [72:1394]: JSOT 36/5 (2012) 172-173 (M.J. Geller); OLZ 110 (2015) 286-289 (E. Gehlken); cf. 73:1523.


1330. [Fs Watson], Olmo Lete, G. del – Vidal, J. – Wyatt, N. (Hg.), The Perfumes of Seven Tamarisks. Studies in Honour of Wilfred G.E. Watson (AOAT 394. 2012) [71:1201]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 185-186 (J.F. Healey); cf. 72:1395.

1331. Watson, Wilfred G.E., Boletín bibliográfico. La lengua y la historia de los hurritas y de los urarteos: cuarto bibliografía complementaria: AuOr 33 (2015) 157-178.

1332. Weber, Gregor, Der Troianische Krieg: Historische Realität oder poetische Fiktion: Rengakos, Antonios – Zimmermann, Bernhard (Hg.), Homer-Handbuch. Leben – Werk – Wirkung. Stuttgart/Weimar 2011, 228-256.

1333. Wee, John Z., Discovery of the Zodiac Man in Cuneiform: JCS 67 (2015) 217-233.

1334. Wee, John Z., Phenomena in Writing. Creating and Interpreting Variants of the Diagnostic Series Sa-gig: Johnson, J.C. (Hg.), In the Wake of the Compendia. Infrastructural Contexts and the Licensing of Empiricism in Ancient and Medieval Mesopotamia (STMAC 3. 2015) [74:568] 247-287.

1335. Weeden, Mark, The Land of Walastin at Tell Taymat: NABU 2015/44.

1336. Weeks, Noel K., Myth and Ritual: An Empirical Approach: JANER 15 (2015) 92-111.

1337. Weiershäuser, Frauke, Die lexikalische Serie á=idu: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 225-235.

1338. Weippert, M., Historisches Textbuch zum Alten Testament (Grundrisse zum AltenTestament. ATD Ergänzungsreihe 10. 2010) [70:1287]: AfO 53 (2015) 446-447 (K. Jaroš).

1339. Weippert, M., Götterwort in Menschenmund. Studien zur Prophetie in Assyrien, Israel und Juda (FRLANT 252. 2014) [73:1534]: AfO 53 (2015) 485 (R. Pirngruber); JSOT 39/5 (2015) 131 (L.L. Grabbe).

1340. Weippert, Manfred, Der Wald von Lab’u: Gs Görg (2014) [74:439] 449-457.

1341. Wells, Bruce, Is It Law or Religion? Legal Motivations in Deuteronomic and Neo-Babylonian Texts: Hagedorn, A.C. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Law and Religion in the Eastern Mediterranean (2013) [74:463] 287-309.

1342. Wencel, Maciej M., “The place of the native lords”: notes on gi7, ki-en-gi and the DN dnin-ki-en-gi-ŠE3: NABU 2015/89.

116* Hans Neumann

1343. Weninger, St. (Hg.), The Semitic Languages. An International Handbook (HSK 36. 2011) [70:1296]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 259-260 (St.D.E. Weeks); cf. 72:1410.

1344. Werner, P., Der Sîn-Šamaš-Tempel in Assur (WVDOG 122. 2009) [68:1188]: AfO 53 (2015) 439-440 (O. Tunca); OLZ 110 (2015) 15-16 (R. Hempelmann); cf. 69:1363; 70:1297; 72:1411.

1345. Westbrook, Raymond, Edited by Deborah Lyons and Kurt Raaflaub, Ex Oriente Lux. Near Eastern Influences on Ancient Greek and Roman Law. Baltimore 2015. XX+264 S.

1346. Westbrook, Raymond, Barbarians at the Gates. Near Eastern Law in Ancient Greece: Westbrook, R., Ex Oriente Lux. Near Eastern Influences on Ancient Greek and Roman Law (2015) [74:1345] 59-69 [unpublished lecture delivered at Miami University, Oxford OH, March 2008].

1347. Widell, Magnus, The Administrative Texts from the Ur III Period in the Medelhavsmuseet: Medelhavsmuseet. Focus on the Mediterranean 2 (2005) 11-44.

1348. Wiesehöfer, Josef, Law and Religion in Achaemenid Iran: Hagedorn, A.C. – Kratz, R.G. (Hg.), Law and Religion in the Eastern Mediterranean (2013) [74:463] 41-57.

1349. Wiesehöfer, Josef, Geschichte des vorislamischen Iran: Paul, L. (Hg.), Handbuch der Iranistik (2013) [74:929] 23-45.

1350. [Fs Wiggermann], Düring, Bleda S. (Hg.); Understanding Hegemonic Practices of the Early Assyrian Empire. Essays Dedicated to Frans Wiggermann (Consolidating Empires Project I = PIHANS CXXV). Leiden 2015. VI+314 S.

1351. Wikander, O., Drought, Death, and the Sun in Ugarit and Ancient Israel. A Philological and Comparative Study (Coniectanea Biblica. Old Testament Series 61. 2014) [73:1550]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 152-153 (N. Wyatt); OrSuec 61 (2012) 219-223 (M. Eskhult).

1352. Wikander, Ola, Emphatics, Sibilants and Interdentals in Hebrew and Ugaritic: UF 46 (2015) 373-397.

1353. Wilcke, Claus, Corrigenda zu Claus Wilcke, „Gesetze in sumerischer Sprache“: NABU 2015/06 [zu 73:1551].

1354. Wilcke, Claus, Law and Literature in the Third Millennium B.C.: RAI 57 (2015) [74:1011] 13-48.


1355. Wilcke, Claus, Vom klugen Lugalbanda: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 204-272.

1356. Wilhelm, G. (Hg.), Ḫattuša – Boğazköy. Das Hethiterreich im Spannungsfeld des Alten Orients (CDOG 6. 2008) [67:1381]: Kratylos 59 (2014) 242-243 (H.C. Melchert); cf. 68:1199; 70:1319.

1357. [Fs Wilhelm], Fincke, J.C. (Hg.), Festschrift für Gernot Wilhelm anlässlich seines 65. Geburtstages am 28. Januar 2010 (2010) [69:1387]: Kratylos 58 (2013) 226-228 (N. Oettinger); cf. 70:1320.

1358. Wilhelm, Gernot, Zu verlorengegangenen Tafelsammlungen in der Oberstadt von Ḫattuša: Gs Otten (2015) [74:901] 307-316.

1359. Wilhelm, Gernot, Suppiluliuma and the Decline of the Mittanian Kingdom: Pfälzner, P. – Al-Maqdissi, M. (Hg.), Qaṭna and the Networks of Bronze Age Globalism (Qaṭna Studien Supplementa 2. 2015) [74:952] 69-79.

1360. Wilhelmi, Lisa, Materiality and Reality of the Communication of Divine Will in the Sargonid Period: Enderwitz, Susanne von – Sauer, Rebecca (Hg.), Communication and Materiality. Written and Unwritten Communication in Pre-Modern Societies (Materiale Textkulturen 8). Berlin/Boston 2015, 61-72.

1361. Wilkinson, Tony (1948-2014): Iraq 77 (2015) 1-3 (G.J. Stein).

1362. Wilson, Ian Douglas, Yahweh’s Anointed: Cyrus, Deuteronomy’s Law of the King, and Yehudite Identity: Silverman, J.M. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Political Memory in and after the Persian Empire (Ancient Near East Monographs 13. 2015) [74:1154] 325-361.

1363. Wilson-Wright, Aren, From Persepolis to Jerusalem: A Reevaluation of Old Persian-Hebrew Contact in the Achaemenid Period : VT 65 (2015) 152-167.

1364. Wissing, Anne, Die antike Stadt Urkeš – Tall Mozan. Frühe Stadtentwicklung im Norden Mesopotamiens: AW 2/2015, 42-50.

1365. Woods, Christopher, Contingency Tables and Economic Forecasting in the Earliest Texts from Mesopotamia: Delnero, P. – Lauinger, J. (Hg.), Texts and Contexts. The Circulation and Transmission of Cuneiform Texts in Social Space (SANER 9. 2015) [74:262] 121-142.

1366. Worthington, M., Principles of Akkadian Textual Criticism (Studies in Ancient Eastern Records 1. 2012) [71:1241]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 204-205 (A.E. Zernecke); cf. 73:1568.

1367. Woudhuizen, Fred C., The Geography of the Hittite Empire and the Distribution of Luwian Hieroglyphic Seals: Klio 97 (2015) 7-31.

118* Hans Neumann

1368. Wright, David P., Ritual Speech in the Priestly-Holiness Prescriptions of the Pentateuch and its Near Eastern Context: Rollinger, R. – Dongen, E. van (Hg.), Mesopotamia in the Ancient World. Impact, Continuities, Parallels (Melammu Symposia 7. 2015) [74:1059] 107-123.

1369. Wyatt, N., Word of Tree and Whisper of Stone. And Other Papers on Ugaritian Thought (Gorgias Ugaritic Studies 1. 2007) [67:1403]: JSOT 37/5 (2013) 205 (A. Jeffers).

1370. Wyatt, Nicolas, The Evidence of the Colophons in the Assessment of Ilimilku’s Scribal and Authorial Role: UF 46 (2015) 399-446.

1371. Wyk, Susandra J. Van, Prostitute, Nun or “Man-Woman”: Revisiting the Position of the Old Babylonian nadiātu Priestesses: JNSL 41 (2015) 95-122.

1372. [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]: JSOT 39/5 (2015) 139-141 (J.F. Healey); cf. 73:1577.

1373. Yamada, Masamichi, A Bride in Araziqa: NABU 2015/73.

1374. Yamada, Masamichi, The Land of Aštata in the 14th Century B.C. before the Hittite Conquest: Or 84 (2015) 276-291.

1375. Yehuda, Lisa, Zwischen Ägyptern und Seevölkern. Tönerne und andere Tatsachen über die Spätbronzezeit in Kanaan: AW 1/2015, 57-65.

1376. Yener, Aslıhan K., Silver for Assur: Kanesh, Acemhöyük and Metal Wealth in the Taurus Highlands: Anatolica 41 (2015) 1-7.

1377. Yogev, Jonathan – Yona, Shamir, Visual Poetry in KTU 1.2: UF 46 (2015) 447-453.

1378. Yon, Marguerite, Kothar, dieu architecte et forgeron, et les Ougaritiens à la fin de l’âge du Bronze: Bordreuil, P. – Ernst-Pradal, F. – Masetti-Rouault, M.G. – Rouillard-Bonraisin, H. – Zink, M. (Hg.), Les écriture mises au jour sur le site antique d’Ougarit (Syrie) et leur déchiffrement – 1930-2010 (2013) [74:142] 250-268.

1379. Younger, K. Lawson, The Assyrian Economic Impact on the Southern Levant in the Light of Recent Study: IEJ 65 (2015) 179-204.

1380. Zadok, R., Catalogue of Documents from Borsippa or Related to Borsippa in the British Museum I (NSAM 21. 2009) [68:1235]: AfO 53 (2015) 397-398 (C. Waerzeggers); cf. 70:1347; 72:1462.


1381. Zadok, Ran, Iranisches Personennamenbuch VII: Iranische Namen in semitischen Nebenüberlieferungen. Fasz. 1 B: Iranische Personennamen in der neu- und spätbabylonischen Nebenüberlieferung (Österreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften. Philosophisch-historische Klasse, Sitzungsberichte 777. Band = Iranische Onomastik Nr. 4). Wien 2009. 371 S.: AfO 53 (2015) 472-474 (J. Tavernier).

1382. Zadok, Ran, Israelites and Judeans in the Neo-Assyrian Documentation (732-602 B.C.E.): An Overview of the Sources and a Socio-Historical Assessment: BASOR 374 (2015) 159-189.

1383. Zadok, Ran, Notes on the onomastics from Yahūdu: NABU 2015/85; Yamu-iziri the summoner of Yahūdu and Aramaic linguistic interference: NABU 2015/86.

1384. Zadok, Ran, West Semitic Groups in the Nippur Region between c. 750 and 330 B.C.E.: Stökl, J. – Waerzeggers, C. (Hg.), Exile and Return. The Babylonian Context (BZAW 478. 2015) [74:1206] 94-156.

1385. Zaia, Shana, State-Sponsored Sacrilege: “Godnapping” and Omission in Neo-Assyrian Inscriptions: JANEH 2 (2015) 19-54.

1386. Zaina, Federico, A Radiocarbon Date from Early Dynastic Kish and the Stratigraphy and Chronology of the YWN Sounding at Tell Ingharra: Iraq 77 (2015) 225-234.

1387. Zaina, Federico, Craft, Administration and Power in Early Dynastic Mesopotamian Public Buildings. Recovering the Plano-Convex Building at Kish, Iraq: Paléorient 41 (2015) 177-197.

1388. Zawadzki, St., Garments of the Gods. Vol. 2: Texts (OBO 260. 2013) [72:1465]: ZAW 127 (2015) 358 (D. Prechel).

1389. Zawadzki, Stefan, The Chronology of Tyrian History in the Neo-Babylonian Period: AoF 42 (2015) 276-287.

1390. Zeilfelder, Susanne, Hittite Exercise Book, Second, Revised Edition (DBH 37). Wiesbaden 2011. X+238 S. [2., überarbeitete Aufl. von 64:1224]: Kratylos 57 (2013) 155-160 (F. Giusfredi).

1391. Zernecke, A.E., Gott und Mensch in Klagegebeten aus Israel und Mesopotamien. Die Handerhebungsgebete Ištar 10 und Ištar 2 und die Klagepsalmen Ps 38 und Ps 22 im Vergleich (AOAT 387. 2011) [70:1358]: AfO 53 (2015) 399-401 (B. Wells); BO 72 (2015) 110-113 (L.E. van de Peut); JSOT 37/5 (2013) 123-124 (L.-S. Tiemeyer); cf. 72:1472.

1392. Zettler, Richard L., Banqueting and Music: An Early Dynastic I Sealing from Nippur: Fs Kilmer (2011) [74:607] 275-285.

120* Hans Neumann

1393. Zgoll, Annette, Innana holt das erste Himmelshaus auf die Erde: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 45-55.

1394. Zgoll, Annette, Nin-me-šara – Mythen als argumentative Waffen in einem rituellen Lied der Hohepriesterin En-ḫedu-Ana: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 55-67.

1395. Zgoll, Annette, Der akkadische Bazi-Mythos und seine Performanz im Ritual: Wie der Gott Bazi Königtum und Tempel erlangt: Janowski, B. – Schwemer, D. (Hg.), Weisheitstexte, Mythen und Epen (TUAT.NF 8. 2015) [74:554] 68-73.

1396. Zgoll, Annette, Die Geburt des Autors: Das Lied der Hohepriesterin Encheduana aus dem 23. Jahrhundert vor Christus: Volk, K. (Hg.), Erzählungen aus dem Land Sumer (2015) [74:1294] 339-350.

1397. Ziegler, Nele, Le statut social des musiciens à l’époque paléo-babylonienne: Emerit, S. (Hg.), Le statut du musicien dans la Méditerranée ancienne. Égypte, Mésopotamie, Grèce, Rome (Institut Français d’Archéologie Orientale. Bibliothèque d’Etudes 159. 2013) [74:313] 47-68.

1398. Ziegler, Nele, Le juste souffrant victime de la colère divine. Un thème de la littérature mésopotamienne: Durand, J.-M. – Marti, L. – Römer, Th. (Hg.), Colères et repentiers divins (OBO 278. 2015) [74:298] 215-241.

1399. Ziegler, Nele, Femmes inspiratrices en Mésopotamie. Les musiciennes de cour: JA 303 (2015) 197-204.

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Index nominum supplementaris

A Abdoli, M.: 256 Abdülkadir, F.: 562 Abraham, K.: 461, 1165 Achenbach, R.: 90, 903 Adalı, S.F.: 562, 563, 565 D’Agostino, F.: 1017 Ahmed, K.M.: 712 Ahrens, A.: 750 Akkermans, P.M.M.G.: 776 d’Alfonso, L.: 1099, 1224 Altaweel, M.: 757, 912 Altman, P.: 664, 1031 Ambos, C.: 4 Amissah, P.K.: 398 Andersson, J.: 1164 Archi, A.: 103, 936, 1011, 1020, 1021, 1075 Arkhipov, I.: 1324 Arnet, S.: 192 Arneth, M.: 903 Artemov, N.: 763 Asher-Greve, J.: 76 Attinger, P.: 261, 396, 1086 Avemarie, F.: 10 Avetisyan, H.: 506 Avramović, S.: 558 B Bach, J.: 715, 1057 Bagg, A.M.: 315, 833, 1101 Baker, H.D.: 1046 Baranowski, K.J.: 1012 Barjamovic, G.: 55 Barstad, H.M.: 438 Bartlett, J.R.: 337 Batiuk, St.: 672 Bauer, A.H.: 480 Beal, R.H.: 518, 617, 830, 1129 Becker, J.: 785 Becker, U.: 500, 1140 Becking, B.: 836, 1229 Beckman, G.: 23, 802, 1004, 1069, 1161, 1162

Beerden, K.: 763 Bernbeck, R.: 804 Beyer, D.: 236 Biga, M.G.: 1075 Bleibtreu, E.: 843 Blöbaum, A.I.: 87 Bloch, Y.: 592 Blocher, F.: 758 Boer, R. De: 530 Bohny, K.-H.: 1294 Boivin, O.: 340 Boiy, T.: 688 Boksenberg, A.: 536 Bouso, M.: 343, 727 Boutin, A.T.: 984 Braemer, F.: 827 Bramanti, A.: 359, 1011 Braun-Holzinger, E.A.: 324 Bretschneider, J.: 688 Broekman, G.: 87 Brosch, C.: 877 Bryce, T.B.: 109 C Calvet, Y.: 749 Cammarosano, M.: 1127 Campbell, D.R.M.: 279 Cannon, J.: 55 Cathcart, K.J.: 424 Cavigneaux, A.: 493 Charpin, D.: 126, 395, 417, 431, 687, 748, 795, 1033, 1220, 1270 Cherkashin, D.: 852 Christiansen, B.: 463 Cline, E.: 109 Cluzan, S.: 144 Cochavi-Rainey, Z.: 1012 Cohen, Y.: 1070, 1161, 1302 Collon, D.: 155, 895 Cooney, K.M.: 342 Coppens, F.: 844 Cousin, L.: 1043 Crouch, C.L.: 443, 586, 1280 Curtis, A.H.W.: 49, 774

Keilschriftbibliographie.74 123* D Dalley, St.: 28, 443, 444, 584 Dardano, P.: 719 Dassow, E. von: 864 Davies, E.W.: 519 Davis, A.R.: 589 Davis, K.E.: 342 Deckers, K.: 343, 727 Degrève, A.: 674 Devecchi, E.: 1034 Dietrich, J.: 115 Dietrich, M.: 706 Dongen, E. van: 1059 Drechsler, Ph.: 343, 727 Düring, B.S.: 776, 1350 Dyma, O.: 866 E Ecklin, S.: 58 Egeresi, L.S.: 390, 1409 Egger-Wenzel, R.: 1410 Eisterer, K.: 354 Elias, F.: 512 Elßner, Th.: 697 Enderwitz, S. von: 1260, 1360 Ernst, M.: 1410 Ernst-Pradal, F.: 142 Eskhult, M.: 1351 Espak, P.: 650 Ess, M. van: 188 Exum, J.C.: 553 F Fairbairn, A.: 55 Faivre, X.: 408 Fales, F.M.: 695, 865 Farber, G.: 479 Farridnejad, Sh.: 1106 Fassberg, St.E.: 433 Feder, Y.: 802 Feldman, M.H.: 169 Feliu, L.: 802 Feller, B.: 385, 386, 1024 Felli, C.: 343, 727 Fincke, J.C.: 1357 Fink, S.: 312 Finkbeiner, U.: 343, 727 Fisseler, D.: 835

Fleishman, J.: 1165 Fleming, D.: 267 Flynn, Sh.W.: 407 Földi, Z.: 325 Fortin, M.: 732 Foster, B.R.: 212, 469, 658, 661 Foster, C.P.: 921 Frahm, E.: 145 Francfort, H.-P.: 193 Franke, S.: 604, 605 Frantz-Szabò, G.: 607 Franz, A.: 512 Frese, T.: 1258 Freund, R.: 119 Freydank, H.: 989, 990 Freyer-Schauenburg, B.: 13 Friedrich, W.L.: 535 Fu, J.: 664, 1031 G Gabbay, U.: 657 Gadotti, A.: 174 Gafus, G.: 439 Gander, M.: 363 Garrison, M.B.: 21 Gaß, E.: 1410 Gaspa, S.: 661, 667, 989, 990 Gebhard, R.: 880 Gehlken, E.: 1329 Geller, M.J.: 126, 358, 372, 377, 493, 528, 569, 576, 696, 700, 786, 894, 1051, 1070, 1125, 1220, 1329 Genz, H.: 343, 727 George, A.R.: 659 Geyer, B.: 182 Gilan, A.: 1161 Gilboa, A.: 398 Giusfredi, F.: 1390 Glassner, J.-J.: 377, 809, 1193 Goddeeris, A.: 688 Gondet, S.: 21 Gorello, F.: 1018 Görke, S.: 99, 1251 Gorris, E.: 471 Grabbe, L.L.: 9, 58, 77, 415, 416, 466, 493, 532, 544, 585, 688, 697, 992, 1012, 1024, 1065, 1111, 1137, 1193, 1203, 1318, 1339

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Graef, K. De: 1075 Graslin-Thomé, L.: 576 Greco, A.: 661 Greenstein, E.L.: 541 Groß, M.: 80, 330, 714 Guichard, M.: 200, 297 Gulde-Karmann, St.-U.: 866 Gyselen, R.: 1106 Gysembergh, V.: 293, 967 H Hackl, J.: 579 Hagedorn, A.C.: 129, 407, 903, 1105 Hagenbuchner-Dresel, A.: 516 Halama, S.M.: 472 Hämeen-Anttila, J.: 689 Harjumäki, J.: 761 Hartnell, T.: 988 Hartz, C.: 222 Hasselbach-Andee, R.: 162 Hatten, P.: 1316 Hawley, R.: 143 Healey, J.F.: 188, 608, 1330, 1372 Hecker, K.: 554, 604 Heide, M.K.: 705 Heimpel, W.: 607 Heinemeier, J.: 535 Helms, T.: 175 Hempelmann, R.: 785, 1344 Herles, M.: 218 Herrmann, V.R.: 172 Hirsch, H.: 637 Hölkeskamp, K.-J.: 85 Hornig, K.: 153, 154 Horowitz, W.: 124, 1329 Hout, Th. van den: 527, 729 Howe, T.: 639, 824 Høyrup, J.: 199 Hudson, M.: 1196 Hundley, M.B.: 251 Hunger, H.: 388 Hutter, M.: 21, 885, 886, 1173 Hutter-Braunsar, S.: 447, 544, 933 I Ignatov, S.: 412 Işıklı, M.: 547

J Jackson, B.S.: 10 Jacobs, S.: 714, 982 Jacobus, H.R.: 237 Jäger, U.: 119 Jakab, E.: 346, 955 Jakob, St.: 386, 698, 1074 Jamieson, A.: 173 Janák, J.: 844 Janda, M.: 1040 Jändl, B.: 880 Jans, G.: 688 Jansen-Winkeln, K.: 87 Jaques, M.: 329 Jaroš, K.: 1338 Jasnow, R.: 342 Jean, C.: 358 Jeffers, A.: 1369 Jenni, H.: 434 Joannès, F.: 293, 376, 1126 Johandi, A.: 1098 Johnson, J.C.: 404, 1152, 1153 Johnston, J.: 466 Joisten-Pruschke, A.: 1106 Jones, Ph.: 514 Jong, M.J. de: 409, 1205 Jördens, A.: 495, 554, 1112 Jurman, C.: 87 Jursa, M.: 78, 455, 461, 462, 1028, 1183 K Kahn, D.: 87, 398 Kahn, L.: 884 Kammenhuber, A.: 389 Kaniuth, K.: 1046 Kärger, B.: 1205 Kasper, M.: 356 Katančević, A.: 558 Keel, O.: 500 Keetman, J.: 261, 691, 818 Kehnel, A. von: 117 Keil, W.E.: 1258 Kelder, J.M.: 1004 Kersel, M.M.: 1071 Kieburg, A.: 1288 Kimball, S.: 621 Kissiov, K.: 916

Keilschriftbibliographie.74 125* Klengel-Brandt, E.: 156, 169 Klinger, J.: 554 Klock-Fontanille, I.: 1269 Koch, H.: 554 Koch, U.S.: 696, 1051 Kogan, L.: 852 Kõiv, M.: 587 Korenjak, M.: 356 Kottsieper, I.: 554 Kouwenberg, N.J.C.: 475 Kratz, R.G.: 463 Kreuch, J.: 520 Krojer, F.: 537 Krüger, K.: 1258 Kubisch, S.: 620 Kühn, D.: 866 Kuhnert, A.: 420 Kulakoğlu, F.: 55, 679 Kunze, M.: 119 Kurmangaliev, A.: 755, 756, 776, 951 L Läänemets, M.: 650 Lafont, B.: 245, 496, 612 Lagarce, J.: 1001 Lam, J.: 532 Lanfranchi, G.: 330, 476 Lang, M.: 90 Langlois, M.: 296 Lanjouw, T.: 619 Lauber, St.: 500 Lauinger, J.: 262, 263 Lebeau, M.: 343, 727 Lee, E.W.: 1165 Lekov, Th.: 412 Leuenberger, M.: 192 Li, Z.: 416 Lion, B.: 2, 194, 329, 345, 1165 Liverani, M.: 9, 968 Llop-Raduà, J.: 550, 1024 Loesov, S.: 41, 42 Löhnert, A.: 589 Lohwasser, A.: 87 Longman III, T.: 856 Lorenz, J.: 99 Loretz, O.: 280, 1372 Ludwig, M.-Ch.: 261, 660

Luft, D.Ch.: 494 Lundström, St.: 594 Lyonnet, B.: 138, 988 Lyons, D.: 1345 M Maaijer, R. de: 404 MacGinnis, J.: 20, 1183 Madreiter, I.: 457 Maeir, A.M.: 398 Maidman, M.P.: 2 Maiocchi, M.: 247 Mameeuw, H.: 688 Manning, J.G.: 1214 Al-Maqdissi, M.: 182, 749, 750, 895, 952 Marcetteau, M.: 294 Marchesi, G.: 343, 727, 1075 Marchetti, N.: 726, 755, 756, 757 Marizza, M.: 185 Markl, D.: 1241, 1256 Marti, L.: 298, 696, 990 Martin, L.: 138 Marzahn, J.: 188, 1190 Masetti-Rouault, M.G.: 142 Mathys, H.-P.: 434 Matoïan, V.: 182 Matthiae, P.: 895 Mattila, R.: 689 Matuszak, J.: 67 May, N.N.: 1233 Mayer, W.: 279 McKay, H.A.: 296 McMahon, G.: 1187 Mei H.: 164 Meinhold, W.: 201 Melchert, H.C.: 215, 1356 Meller, H.: 575, 1104, 1121, 1122 Melville, S.C.: 372 Metzler, K.A.: 586 Meyer, J.-W.: 758 Michel, C.: 329, 647 Mielke, D.P.: 416 Millard, A.R.: 109, 225, 410, 528, 726, 843, 1117, 1145, 1163 Miller, J.L.: 589, 825, 1161 Miller II, R.D.: 984 Millet Albà, A.: 366

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Mills, M.E.: 766 Mittermayer, C.: 58 Mofidi-Nasrabadi, B.: 22, 74, 95, 121, 633, 813, 814, 816, 817, 1032 Möllenbeck, C.: 327 Monchambert, J.-Y.: 254 Monerie, J.: 219 Monkhouse, W.: 466 Mora, C.: 84, 1069 Morales, A.J.: 514 Morandi Bonacossi, D.: 330, 661, 724, 833 Moraw, S.: 1288 Mouton, A.: 543, 877 Müller, G.G.W.: 276 Müller, M.: 554 Müller-Karpe, A.: 901 Müller-Wollermann, R.: 620 Muratov, M.: 722 Murmann, H.: 512 Muroi, K.: 388 Musa, A.: 714 Mynářová, J.: 276 N Nadali, D.: 94 Nagy, V.K.: 390, 1409 Nahkola, A.: 649 Nahm, W.: 653 Nebes, N.: 554 Negri Scafa, P.: 748 Neumann, H.: 87, 158, 554 Niedermayer, D.: 1134 Niehr, H.: 554, 951 Nielsen, J.P.: 78, 693 Nigro, L.: 755, 756 Noegel, S.B.: 887 Notizia, P.: 1018 Novák, M.: 342, 727 Novotny, J.: 130, 443, 444, 657 O Oehrli, L.: 192 Oettinger, N.: 1357 Oldemeier, F.: 420 Olmo Lete, G. del: 1330 Oswald, W.: 192 Otto, A.: 589, 1046

Otto, E.: 1088 Overlaet, B.: 1053 Owen, D.I.: 612 Ozaki, T.: 27, 908, 909, 1015, 1016, 1017, 1152, 1153 P Panagiotopoulos, D.: 117 Panayotov, St.V.: 336, 705 Pappi, C.: 330 Pardee, D.: 142, 143, 486, 487, 1095 Patrick, J.E.: 1170 Payne, A.: 831, 877 Pecha, L.: 717 Pernicka, E.: 679, 951 Peschl, B.: 1114 Peut, L.E. van de: 1391 Pfälzner, P.: 724 Pfeifer, G.: 326, 327, 385, 386, 550, 698 Pfeiffer, H.: 1229 Pinnock, F.: 755, 756 Piquette, K.: 466 Pirngruber, R.: 295, 455, 502, 620, 1167, 1339 Pitkänen, P.: 1162 Polański, T.: 715, 967 Pomponio, F.: 27, 818, 1075 Ponchia, S.: 77, 330, 661 Porter, B.N.: 252, 1236 Power, B.A.: 46 Prechel, D.: 58, 658, 688, 930, 1388 Pruß, A.: 343, 727, 1080 Pruzsinszky, R.: 718 Q Quack, J.F.: 115, 494 Quenouille, N.: 420 R Raaflaub, K.: 1345 Radner, K.: 563, 735 Raja, R.: 391 Reculeau, H.: 269 Rehm, E.: 155, 287, 785, 843, 1138 Reinfandt, L.: 993 Rengakos, A.: 1056, 1332 Reuter, E.: 115

Keilschriftbibliographie.74 127* Ribichini, S.: 1372 Richardson, M.E.J.: 227, 613, 762, 768, 769, 1003 Richardson, S.: 584 Ridder, J.J. de: 990 Rieken, E.: 99, 259, 621, 901 Riemann, W.: 13 Riva, R. Da: 476 Roaf, M.: 589 Robson, E.: 1003 Roche-Hawley, C.: 317, 486, 487 Rollinger, R.: 90, 312, 354, 355, 356, 409, 476, 661, 689 Romano, L.: 726 Römer, Th.: 296, 297, 298 Rosen, St.A.: 981 Rößler, D.: 192 Rösler, W.: 178 Rouillard-Bonraisin, H.: 142 Rudigier, A.: 356 Ruffing, K.: 295 Rupnow, D.: 312, 354 Rüster, Ch.: 899 Rutherford, I.: 831 Rutishauser, S.: 400 Rutz, M.T.: 601 S Sachs, A.J.: 538 Sagona, A.: 218 Sakal, F.: 343, 727 Salgues, E.: 498 Sallaberger, W.: 589, 1075 Salo, R.S.: 674 Sandowicz, M.: 608 Sanmartín, J.: 280, 884 Saporetti, C.: 748, 1055 Sarasin, S.: 434 Sarv, M.: 30 Sassmannshausen, L.: 1163 Sauer, R.: 1260, 1360 Sazonov, V.: 650 Schefzik, M.: 575, 1104, 1121, 1122 Scheidel, W.: 85 Schellenberg, A.: 192 Schmidl, M.: 461 Schmidt, K.St.: 153 Schmitt, R.: 649, 705

Schniedewind, W.M.: 1012 Schrakamp, I.: 1075, 1078, 1079, 1293 Schwartz, G.M.: 982 Schwemer, D.: 4, 19, 553, 554, 557 Sconzo, P.: 343, 727 Scurlock, JoA.: 762 Sefati, Y.: 611 Seidl, U.: 1211 Selz, G.: 152 Selz, G.J.: 287, 605 Shafer-Elliott, C.: 921 Shehata, D.: 452 Siddall, L.R.: 514 Sigrist, M.: 395 Simon, E.: 13 Simon, Z.: 877 Singer, I.: 480 Slotsky, A.L.: 372 Snell, D.: 1205 Sommerfeld, W.: 901, 1075 Sonik, K.: 978, 979 Squadrone, F.F.: 343, 727 Starke, R.: 537 Steele, J.M.: 410, 476 Steible, H.: 1075 Stein, G.J.: 1361 Steinert, U.: 766 Steinkeller, P.: 1075 Steitler, Ch.W.: 1045 Steymans, H.U.: 500 Stillman, L.: 522 Stivala, G.: 899 Stökl, J.: 4, 75, 114, 251, 339, 348, 394, 452, 682, 777, 837, 869, 896, 1046, 1088, 1247 Stol, M.: 142, 225, 313, 354, 381, 488, 607, 680, 1232 Stolper, M.W.: 942 Strauß, R.: 762 Streck, M.P.: 116, 586 Strine, C.A.: 508 Stronk, J.P.: 295 Suchard, B.D.: 637 Süel, A.: 741 Summers, G.D.: 988 Svärd, S.: 210 Swanson, D.D.: 438

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T Tait, J.: 466 Tait, M.: 529 Tallis, M.: 252, 253 Tamm, A.: 175 Tarasewicz, R.: 711 Tarragon, J.-M. De: 116, 951, 1204 Tavernier, J.: 471, 688, 1381 Taylor, J.: 359, 1017 Theis, Ch.: 969 Thomalsky, J.: 343, 727 Thür, G.: 558 Ticca, S.: 748 Tiemeyer, L.-S.: 130, 251, 682, 1086, 1391 Tischler, J.: 389 Tost, S.: 993, 1028 Traninger, A.: 189, 190 Tropper, J.: 1012 Tunca, Ö.: 826, 1344 U Udoepko, M.O.: 682 V Vacca, A.: 29 Vacín, L.: 514, 530 Valls-Gabaud, D.: 536 Van De Mieroop, M.: 255, 849, 865, 1042, 1172 Verderame, L.: 23, 336, 975, 1015, 1016 Viaggio, S.: 748 Vidal, J.: 402, 849, 1012, 1330 Visicato, G.: 974 Vita, J.-P.: 752, 1256 Voet, G.: 687 Vymazalová, H.: 844 W Waal, W.: 1131 Waerzeggers, C.: 1154, 1155, 1206, 1380 Waetzoldt, H.: 948 Wagner, A.: 836 Wagner, E.: 1204 Walker, C.B.F.: 20 Wallenfels, R.: 1167

Warburton, D.: 391, 535 Wartke, R.-B.: 1027 Wasserman, N.: 458 Watson, R.S.: 1171 Watson, W.G.E.: 48, 126, 279, 381, 401, 432, 460, 607, 705, 785, 831, 989, 1040, 1257, 1372 Wazana, N.: 10 Weeks, St.D.E.: 115, 228, 330, 407, 717, 1172, 1343 Weichert, F.: 835 Weiershäuser, F.: 452 Weippert, M.: 500 Weiser, U.W.: 512 Wells, B.: 627, 1391 West, E.: 5 Westenholz, A.: 798 Westenholz, J.G.: 46 Weszeli, M.: 930 Wiggermann, F.A.M.: 12 Wilhelm, G.: 900, 1010, 1069 Williamson, H.G.M.: 251, 520, 584, 903 Wimmer, St.J.: 439 Wissing, A.: 951 Worthington, M.: 466, 923, 958 Wossink, A.: 776 Wunsch, C.: 915, 934 Wyatt, N.: 98, 142, 280, 336, 543, 658, 724, 749, 750, 802, 887, 987, 1010, 1129, 1130, 1187, 1205, 1314, 1330, 1351 X Xella, P.: 706 Y Yakubovich, I.: 363, 831 Yalçin, Ü.: 13 Yamada, Sh.: 1236 Yazgan, E.: 679 Yıldız, F.: 1190 Yona, Sh.: 1377 Z Zamazalová, S.: 444 Zamora, J.Á.: 1372 Zand, K.V.: 452

Keilschriftbibliographie.74 129* Zernecke, A.E.: 251, 1366 Zgoll, A.: 415 Zilberg, P.: 522 Zimansky, P.: 172 Zimmermann, B.: 1056, 1332

Zimmermann, K.: 730 Zink, M.: 141, 142 Zomer, E.: 126 Zorzi, N. De: 410

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Index systematicus

1. Allgemeines - Bibliographien: 183, 403, 497, 521, 599, 788, 858, 1331 - Enzyklopädien, Sammelwerke, Einführungen, Kataloge, Atlanten: 28, 77, 85,

119, 130, 142, 169, 175, 252, 262, 269, 329, 364, 391, 415, 438, 460, 463, 514, 568, 584, 620, 674, 724, 749, 750, 826, 827, 831, 865, 895, 921, 929, 978, 982, 984, 987, 1003, 1004, 1020, 1021, 1022, 1071, 1129, 1154, 1187, 1204, 1206, 1280, 1293, 1314, 1388, 1410

- Forschungsberichte, Wissenschafts- und Rezeptionsgeschichte, Würdigungen, Autobiographien: 13, 14, 47, 54, 138, 154, 220, 312, 314, 351, 352, 353, 354, 402, 421, 422, 467, 468, 483, 506, 512, 513, 523, 555, 574, 590, 598, 600, 601, 606, 642, 648, 678, 710, 720, 722, 736, 843, 915, 939, 943, 948, 1023, 1027, 1048, 1049, 1062, 1085, 1103, 1108, 1124, 1133, 1135, 1214, 1276, 1309, 1321, 1322

- Nachrufe: 141, 145, 152, 158, 178, 194, 469, 479, 516, 518, 527, 541, 605, 659, 706, 900, 936, 1164, 1361

- Festschriften, Gedenkschriften: 58, 153, 182, 330, 372, 439, 452, 480, 530, 607, 650, 661, 688, 776, 785, 866, 877, 901, 903, 1046, 1106, 1161, 1163, 1165, 1330, 1350, 1357, 1372

- Kongreßbände, Kolloquien, Symposien (s. auch unter Sammelwerke): 2, 23, 55, 90, 114, 115, 116, 188, 189, 218, 251, 276, 287, 295, 297, 298, 354, 404, 409, 412, 416, 434, 476, 543, 544, 585, 587, 589, 647, 649, 682, 689, 755, 756, 757, 838, 849, 951, 952, 993, 1010, 1011, 1034, 1059, 1196, 1356

2. Sprachen (Grammatik, Lexikon, Schrift, lexikalische Texte) - Allgemein, Sprachwissenschaft (Semitistik, Indogermanistik): 179, 184, 307,

432, 433, 434, 435, 460, 475, 630, 637, 836, 876, 888, 964, 994, 1050, 1066, 1286, 1343, 1381

- Schrift(geschichte)/Tontafeln: 150, 151, 187, 213, 249, 250, 263, 276, 317, 318, 319, 359, 377, 564, 571, 578, 721, 823, 835, 907, 918, 1119, 1240

- Sumerisch: 82, 124, 248, 249, 353, 571, 1066, 1223, 1279, 1312, 1313, 1337, 1402

- Akkadisch: 40, 42, 48, 124, 162, 225, 227, 228, 248, 292, 349, 511, 528, 637, 721, 771, 783, 837, 923, 949, 1038, 1160, 1221, 1256, 1274, 1324, 1337, 1366

- [Eblaitisch]/Sprachen in Ebla: 374, 919, 1013 - Hethitisch, Luwisch, Palaisch, Hattisch: 371, 380, 389, 428, 448, 482, 545, 621,

625, 719, 779, 881, 892, 893, 933, 999, 1040, 1041, 1147, 1148, 1149, 1150, 1189, 1269, 1390, 1405

- Hurritisch, Urartäisch: 186, 279, 286, 319, 427, 655, 883, 1284 - Ugaritisch: 143, 144, 308, 317, 486, 532, 655, 884, 889, 891, 920, 1067, 1174,

1257, 1284, 1287, 1352 - Protoelamisch, Elamisch: 273, 485 - Altpersisch: 1113, 1114, 1115, 1381

Keilschriftbibliographie.74 131* 3. Texteditionen und -bearbeitungen, Textkommentare, Joins, Archive (s. auch

unter 5. Literatur, literarische Texte) a) Sumerische und akkadische Texte - Archaisch und präsargonisch: 82, 149, 196, 247, 611, 675, 726, 821, 1123, 1190,

1197, 1283 - Ebla, Tell Beydar: 33, 34, 69, 139, 1063, 1123 - Altakkadisch: 162, 247, 721, 798, 818, 974, 1123, 1178 - Neusumerisch Lagaš und Ur III: 27, 32, 45, 100, 360, 361, 362, 395, 431, 522,

612, 666, 692, 693, 786, 908, 909, 910, 916, 1015, 1016, 1017, 1018, 1065, 1152, 1153, 1198, 1220, 1244, 1259, 1311, 1347, 1407

- Altbabylonisch (einschl. Alalaḫ, Mari): 135, 221, 235, 431, 458, 459, 500, 533, 542, 665, 687, 717, 786, 861, 882, 1033, 1094, 1210, 1220, 1270, 1407

- Altassyrisch: 180, 291, 320, 604, 643, 790, 850, 1160, 1271, 1272, 1274 - Mittelbabylonisch (einschl. Alalaḫ, Amarna, Emar, Ugarit): 70, 146, 163, 231,

258, 284, 367, 368, 841, 846, 864, 930, 931, 1012, 1073, 1116, 1175, 1401 - Mittelassyrisch: 125, 302, 376, 385, 386, 387, 550, 698, 917, 989, 990, 1024,

1039, 1074 - Arrapḫa, Nuzi: 3, 582, 677, 718 - Neuassyrisch: 52, 77, 293, 326, 327, 331, 378, 379, 443, 444, 453, 562, 563, 671,

672, 680, 739, 878, 894, 1008, 1146, 1236 - Neu/Spätbabylonisch: 123, 242, 461, 577, 638, 704, 871, 915, 934, 1043, 1044,

1215, 1220, 1250, 1380, 1388 b) Hethitische und luwische Texte: 15, 19, 35, 37, 99, 109, 243, 259, 275, 325,

392, 423, 447, 449, 450, 451, 517, 524, 825, 842, 899, 991, 1045, 1069, 1127, 1238, 1251, 1255, 1302, 1358

c) Ugaritische Texte: 140, 144, 254, 280, 285, 308, 654, 723, 774, 890, 998, 1095, 1377

d) Hurritische Texte: 279, 427, 883, 1083, 1084 e) Urartäische Texte: 547, 548, 769 f) (Proto-)Elamische Texte: 95, 485, 906, 1032, 1053, 1213 g) Altpersische Inschriften: 257, 805, 847, 1060, 1098 h) Siegel(inschriften): 20, 36, 71, 122, 160, 288, 310, 340, 343, 481, 644, 759, 773,

863, 927, 966, 972, 983, 1000, 1001, 1093, 1159, 1182, 1278, 1317, 1319, 1367, 1392

4. Geschichte, historische Topographie, überregionale Beziehungen, Gesellschafts-

struktur, Politik, Verwaltung, Militär, Wirtschaft, Alltagsleben - Allgemein, Gesamtdarstellungen, Einführungen, Chronologie: 72, 78, 86, 87,

104, 129, 137, 150, 155, 159, 161, 165, 171, 175, 176, 209, 210, 222, 223, 241, 245, 246, 309, 315, 341, 342, 355, 356, 398, 407, 409, 413, 418, 420, 424, 426, 430, 457, 472, 477, 531, 575, 593, 620, 695, 705, 709, 712, 716, 770, 784, 819, 824, 833, 838, 839, 849, 865, 902, 913, 921, 940, 953, 960, 961, 969, 981, 982, 988, 1034, 1042, 1047, 1075, 1078, 1079, 1111, 1121, 1122, 1154, 1172, 1266, 1280, 1282, 1288, 1289, 1320, 1327, 1332, 1344, 1364, 1365

- Urbanisation, Staatsentstehung: 93, 111, 112, 208, 323, 732, 766

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- Sumerische Stadtstaaten: 91, 92, 208, 287, 324, 375, 676, 708, 728, 744, 820, 822, 873, 973, 976, 992, 1031, 1075, 1118, 1120, 1134, 1136, 1191, 1228, 1290, 1291, 1292, 1386, 1387

- Ebla, Tell Beydar, Ḫābūr-Gebiet (3. Jt. v. Chr.): 29, 33, 38, 39, 120, 198, 290, 478, 757, 758, 760, 950, 962, 963, 971, 1080

- Altakkadische Zeit: 373, 760, 976, 1002, 1075, 1179, 1199, 1228, 1245, 1360 - II. Dynastie von Lagaš und Ur III-Zeit: 369, 404, 405, 406, 445, 446, 496, 694,

772, 786, 975, 1026, 1075, 1077, 1158, 1179, 1201, 1226, 1258, 1267 - Altbabylonische Zeit, Mari, Amurriter: 200, 202, 203, 204, 206, 207, 236, 344,

366, 592, 609, 653, 670, 717, 740, 795, 797, 1036, 1037, 1137, 1237, 1268, 1275, 1371

- Altassyrischer Staat, assyrische Handelsniederlassungen in Kleinasien: 55, 88, 89, 180, 269, 270, 271, 272, 320, 509, 643, 647, 668, 669, 789, 791, 912, 1218, 1219, 1376

- Kassiten, Amarna: 609, 634, 743, 844, 845, 930, 931, 1241, 1242 - Emar: 267, 345, 367, 368, 588, 792, 1083, 1084 - Mittani, Arrapḫa, Nuzi, Hurriter: 2, 274, 279, 350, 615, 632, 670, 701, 742, 854,

855, 1359 - Ugarit: 745, 751, 752, 753, 754, 1095, 1176, 1254, 1378 - Mittelassyrischer Staat: 12, 302, 303, 334, 551, 619, 699, 843, 938, 985, 986,

1025, 1055, 1096, 1143, 1243 - Hethitisches Reich, Staaten in Kleinasien: 84, 172, 185, 363, 400, 416, 617, 618,

623, 725, 730, 780, 830, 831, 832, 937, 999, 1099, 1100, 1131, 1132, 1142, 1151, 1186, 1202, 1224, 1303, 1359

- Neuassyrisches Reich: 9, 11, 50, 51, 75, 77, 80, 81, 94, 226, 253, 255, 293, 316, 331, 332, 338, 408, 425, 454, 455, 456, 474, 515, 520, 539, 602, 603, 671, 714, 735, 737, 738, 761, 767, 768, 769, 879, 922, 925, 965, 1005, 1006, 1007, 1090, 1101, 1139, 1145, 1231, 1232, 1233, 1234, 1246, 1265, 1328, 1379, 1382

- Urartu: 96, 506, 507, 690, 768, 769, 1082 - Neubabylonisches Reich, Achämeniden, Hellenismus in Babylonien: 79, 105,

161, 219, 255, 295, 337, 455, 462, 502, 503, 576, 579, 580, 581, 614, 639, 645, 711, 787, 807, 828, 829, 840, 853, 859, 869, 870, 871, 872, 935, 967, 1028, 1029, 1030, 1089, 1102, 1138, 1157, 1167, 1168, 1184, 1185, 1206, 1249, 1305, 1306, 1384, 1389

- Syrien, Libanon, Palästina: 160, 173, 177, 198, 337, 338, 365, 465, 615, 635, 636, 670, 697, 746, 796, 802, 826, 827, 895, 928, 951, 952, 963, 1014, 1110, 1262, 1374, 1375, 1400

- Iran (Elam, Meder, Achämeniden): 21, 22, 74, 108, 121, 161, 167, 168, 256, 257, 260, 304, 305, 364, 370, 436, 442, 465, 473, 504, 507, 549, 622, 626, 633, 715, 775, 805, 806, 812, 813, 814, 815, 816, 817, 872, 914, 929, 942, 967, 1019, 1060, 1068, 1098, 1110, 1138, 1140, 1155, 1156, 1166, 1185, 1212, 1225, 1239, 1261, 1281, 1323, 1348, 1349

5. Literatur, literarische Texte - Allgemein, Anthologien: 5, 30, 83, 192, 212, 296, 466, 470, 553, 554, 596, 781,

852, 1056, 1058, 1061, 1109, 1204, 1235, 1329, 1398 - Sumerisch: 59, 60, 61, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 101, 102, 164, 195, 209, 239, 261,

264, 306, 322, 335, 393, 396, 397, 488, 498, 499, 569, 570, 594, 660, 700, 782,

Keilschriftbibliographie.74 133* 809, 810, 811, 857, 941, 945, 946, 947, 1086, 1192, 1294, 1295, 1296, 1297,

1298, 1299, 1300, 1301, 1307, 1308, 1355, 1393, 1394, 1396, 1403 - Akkadisch: 5, 7, 30, 31, 132, 181, 281, 282, 394, 458, 489, 490, 491, 492, 501,

510, 560, 566, 586, 595, 624, 656, 658, 667, 681, 684, 685, 686, 734, 764, 800, 801, 875, 896, 897, 958, 1087, 1222, 1325, 1326, 1395

- Hethitisch: 99, 259, 544, 703, 1404 - Hurritisch: 68, 741 - Ugarit: 68, 401, 552, 702, 867, 1369 - Iran: 546 6. Religion, Pantheon, Königsideologie, Kult, Mythologie, Magie, Mantik: 4, 6, 8,

18, 23, 24, 25, 26, 31, 35, 43, 44, 46, 49, 53, 76, 98, 99, 103, 104, 106, 110, 113, 114, 117, 118, 128, 131, 133, 134, 147, 156, 197, 230, 231, 232, 244, 251, 259, 283, 299, 304, 305, 311, 321, 336, 339, 348, 357, 370, 381, 390, 391, 399, 401, 415, 417, 419, 438, 493, 494, 495, 508, 514, 526, 529, 533, 534, 546, 557, 561, 565, 583, 589, 591, 616, 628, 640, 649, 651, 657, 663, 664, 665, 682, 691, 696, 697, 707, 729 762, 763, 777, 794, 799, 802, 803, 848, 856, 868, 874, 885, 886, 887, 924, 970, 977, 978, 979, 980, 984, 1045, 1064, 1072, 1073, 1081, 1097, 1105, 1107, 1112, 1117, 1125, 1126, 1128, 1129, 1141, 1144, 1166, 1169, 1170, 1171, 1173, 1180, 1205, 1207, 1208, 1209, 1229, 1247, 1251, 1252, 1263, 1277, 1314, 1316, 1318, 1326, 1339, 1351, 1360, 1368, 1385, 1391, 1406, 1409

7. Recht, Rechtstexte, Staatsverträge: 1, 10, 90, 118, 148, 201, 215, 216, 217, 231,

266, 268, 275, 277, 278, 289, 327, 328, 345, 346, 347, 453, 463, 464, 519, 558, 559, 562, 563, 577, 582, 604, 608, 610, 627, 638, 654, 662, 671, 778, 851, 904, 905, 911, 930, 931, 932, 954, 955, 956, 968, 1008, 1009, 1069, 1076, 1077, 1088, 1092, 1104, 1248, 1310, 1311, 1315, 1336, 1341, 1345, 1346, 1348, 1353, 1354, 1362, 1363

8. Wissenschaft, Technik, Musik - Allgemein, Gelehrtentradition: 133, 166, 187, 189, 190, 191, 192, 201, 248, 249,

265, 377, 414, 429, 437, 440, 487, 525, 613, 683, 684, 765, 1035, 1052, 1070, 1230, 1253, 1285, 1370

- Mathematik: 17, 170, 199, 388, 995 - Astronomie: 229, 237, 238, 382, 383, 410, 535, 536, 537, 538, 808, 898, 944,

1051, 1188, 1203, 1408 - Medizin: 56, 57, 73, 106, 107, 126, 127, 358, 573, 1130, 1194, 1195, 1334 - Metallurgie, Produktions-, Bewässerungs- und Bautechniken, Technologie: 130,

193, 505, 572, 679, 804, 880, 1057 - Musik: 234, 313, 713, 996, 997, 1397, 1399