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[ALL RIGHTS RESEIZ VBD.] LONDON : HARRISON AND SONS, PKlNTRRS IN ORDINARY TO HIS MAJESTY, sl'. MARTIN'S LANE. Part XXV of "Cuneiform Texts from Babylonian Tablets, etc.," contains texts from ninety-three tablets and fragments from the I The texts form a continuation of those published in Part XXIV, and represent portions of the great native explanatory worlc on the gocls of Babylonia and of compilations of a similar character. One of the tablets belongs to the Series lznown to the Assyrians under the title "AN : (ih)A-XU-UVZ," though the portion of the colophon which indicated its place in the Series has not been preservecl. Others probably represent parts of the Series that are missing from the Great God List and from the separate Tablets of the Series that have been recovered; but they afford no means for distinguishing them from works of a like character, copies of which the later Assyrian scribes incorporated in Ashur-bani-pal's Library. Many of the lists are furnished with glosses by which the scribes have indicated the correct pronounciation of the names, or the exact meaning of the explanatory text, whet1 this was doubtful or capable of Illore than one interpretation. Many of the glosses are of col~sidrrableinterest, as they afford information with regard to the values of Sumerian and Babylonian characters, or supply fresh evidence for values already known or conjectured. One group of tablets supplies a further instalment of lists in which separate titles are associated with different aspects or personalities of the same deity. The descriptions of the texts and ~hccopies are the work or Mr. L. W. King, M.A., F.S.A., Assistant in the Department. E. A. WALLIS BUDGE. iWarcA I gth, I y og. I. INDEX TO REGISTRATION NUMBERS IN PART XXV. Regirlration I II. DESCRIPTION OF PLATES. PLATE. I. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS: TABLET OF THE SERIES "AN :(zlu) A-nu-um" (K. 2597 + K. 2944 + K. 12832 + D.T. 355). That K. 2597, etc., represents a tablet of the Series "AN : (ilu) A-nu-um " is proved by the remains of its colophon, in which are preserved traces of the title though not of its number in the Series (see pl. 6, Col. IV, 1. 33). The fragment K. 4349f (see Part XXIV, pl. 49), is a duplicate of the Obv., Col. I, 11. IO ff.; its text is closely packed, and two lines are generally compressed to form a single line of the text as arranged upon K. 2597, etc. It gives no variants of interest, but, from 11. 8 ff., we may restore the text of K. 2597, etc., Col. I, 11. 20 ff. The glosses which occur upon the tablet usually give the pronunciation of the titles or of separate syllables in them; exceptions occur in Obv., Col. II, 1. 34, pl. 2, and Rev., Col. III, 11. 4, 23, 28, pl. 4 f., where the explanations themselves are glossed. The long series of titles identified with the goddess Ninkarrak is of interest (see Col. II, 11. 37 ff., pl. 2 f.); it will be seen that among the titles ascribed to her is that of GA-GA, pronounced Kaka, as noted in Tablet I of the Series, K. 4340 + 79-7-8, 294, Obv., Col. I, 1. 3I (see Part XXIV, p. I12, pl. I). In other titles the rendering of NIN by e, in place of its usual value ni or ninz, is noteworthy, as in Eniggudra, Etuniglalla- shudu, etc. (Obv., Col. II, 11. 42 if., pl. 3; cf. also 11. 50 ff., 6I ff., and Col. III., 1.3, pl. 4)...... 1-6 II. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS: TABLETS OF EXTRACTS FROM THE SERIES "AN : (il/) A-zu-urn," etc. (K. 7663 + K. II035 and K. 7662; K. 13665 + K. 14176; K. 4349k + 81-7-27, 54). The tablet K. 7663, etc., is a duplicate of the Tablet of Extracts, K. 4338b (Part XXIV, pl. I9), Obv., Col. I, 11.2-9, and of Col. II; the fragment K. II035 (previously published in Part XXIV, pl. 9), which has since been joined to K. 7663, is here partly republished to complete the lines of the new fragment. With it may be classed the tablet K. 7662, which contains several titles occurring in the first column of Tablet I of the Series; with 11. 4 fi. cf. K. 4340 + 79-7-8, 294, Obv., Col. I, 11. 6, 9, I3 f., I7, 2I, 23 (Part XXIV, pl. I). The two fragments K. 13665 and K. 14176 are not tablets of extracts from the Series "AN: (i/u) A-ni-Zun," and their inclusion on this plate was dictated by questions of space. The former belongs to section VI, under which it is described (see p. 8); the latter, hitherto regarded as a list of the names of gods, is part of a list of sacred ships; its text is a duplicate of K. 4338a + K. 4358a, Rev., Col. V, 11. 23-32, which forms Tablet IV of the series of explanatory texts entitled " HAR-RA: u-bul-lumz." The tablet K. 4349 + 8I-7-27, 54 (pl. 8), is evidently part of a large tablet similar to the Great God List, and is probably inscribed with part of the text of the Series " AN: (il/u) A-nn-umn." The obverse is chiefly concerned with synonyms of Ninib and Gula, separated by a section devoted to Ereshkigal or Allatu, and her consort Gugalanna and other deities of the Lower World; with Obv., 1. 8 f., cf. K. 2597 + K. 2944 + K. I2832 + D.T. 355, Rev., Col. III, 11. 24, 28 (pl. 4 f.) ...... 7-8 PIATE 111. EXPLANATOI PLATE. Kassites, etc. (see K. 4339, Obv., Col. II, 11. 35, 37, pl. [ I, Rev., Col. III, 11. I-5, pl. I2, K. 2I00, Obv., Col. I, 11. I6 if., 40, pl. I6 f.; cf. also K. 2I00, Rev., Col. II, 11. II if., pl. I8, K. 7620, 1. 9, pl. 24, Rm. 6io, pl.35, K. 29, pl. 36, K. 2108, pl.37, etc.). In K. 4339, Rev., Col. IV, 11. 13 ff. (pl. I4), we have a series of divine titles explained as local titles of Enzu, the Moon-god in Nippur, Borsippa, and other places; in the text the second sign of the title read as En-zu is written like the sign for ur, er (al/u), and if that reading be adopted, the titles must be taken *as the names or subsidiary titles of the different city-gods. An interesting survival from early Babylonian and Sumerian times may be seen in the classifi- cation of the name of Bur-Sin, the early king of Ur, as that of a god in K. 215 + K. 2105, Obv., 1. 17, pl. I9 (cf. also the duplicate Rm. II, 32, Obv., 1. IO, pl. 21, and the similar text Sm. I447, Obv., 1. 3, pl. I9). This is clearly a result of the early Babylonian custom of deifying kings after death, and even during their life-time, which is met with as early as the dynasty of Akkad. It is not to be supposed that the scribe who compiled the list and identified Bur-Sin with one of the attendants or ministers of some greater god, probably the Moon-god of Ur, regarded the king as the lesser god's incarnation upon earth. It is far more probable that the name Bur-Sin suggested that of no early king to his mind, and had become a mere title of divinity compounded with the element Bur, like Burrazu, or Burrakhea, in the same column. To the early inhabitant of Ur the deified Bur-Sin retained his royal character and precedence: to the later scribe he had become an unimportant member in a divine body of attendants on the god of his native city. It may be added that many of the glosses occurring upon tablets in this section are also of considerable interest, but they cannot here be enumerated or discussed ...... 9-34 aIV. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS: TEXTS IN DOUBLE COLUMNS, SIMILAR TO THE SERIES "AN: (i/u) A-nu-um," CONTAINING GROUPS OF NAMES COMPOUNDED WITH "LUGAL" AS THE INITIAL CHARACTER (Rm. 6IO, K. 29, K. 2108, Sm. I115, K. 11197,I 82-5-22, 573, K. 11928, K. 7643, K. 2098, K. 2119). The first three tablets in this section, which are perhaps the most interesting of the group, are duplicates of one another. Thus in K. 29, Obv., Col. II, 11. 1-29 (pl. 35), correspond to Rm. 6io, Obv., 11. 1-30 (pl. 35); in K. 29, Rev., Col. I, 11. 7-30 (pl. 36), correspond to Rm. 6io, Rev., 11. 1-24 (pl. 35); and in K. 2108, Obv., 11. I ff. (pl. 37), correspond to K. 29, Rev., Col. I, 11. 3 ff. (pl. 36), and 11. 6 ff., correspond to Rm. 6io, Rev., 11. 3 ff. (pl. 35). The texts included in this section have been grouped together for convenience, but it must not be supposed that the arrangement is fundamental or exhaustive. It is true that their compilers tended to group the "lugal "-titles together, but they did not isolate them, and they mixed them with names of other formations. It may also be noted that in other sections "lugal "-names, are scattered here and there (cf., e.g., K. 215 + K. 2IO5, Obv., 1. I f., pl. I9, Rev., 11. II if., 19 ff., pl. 20; D.T. I 15, Rev., 11. 5 ff., pl. 20; Bu. 89-4-26, 77, 1. 6, pl. 28, etc.) ...... 35-39 V. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS: TEXTS IN DOUBLE COLUMNS, SIMILAR TO THE SERIES "AN: (i/u) A-nu-um," WITHOUT GLOSSES (K. 204, K. 7652, 82-3-23, 5217, K. 7651, K. 13682, K. 4559, K. 2II4, K. 1I3706, Bu. 91-5-9, I53, K. 13672, K. 42IO, Sm. 849, Sm. I558, K. 7650, K. 7649, Bu. 91-5-9, I59, K. 8223, 79-7-8, i64, Sm. I73, K. 2121, K. 1I3678, K. 7686, Sm. 78 + Sm. 1078, K. 1I2786, K. 7653, 80-7-I9, I31, K. 7658, K. I3703, K. 7722). The absence of glosses from the texts in this section has furnished the principle on which they have been classified for publication, but the distinction is not, in itself, of fundamental importance. In fact, in the case of many of the fragments, it merely happens that the portion of the text preserved is without a gloss, though the tablet to which it belonged may have been well supplied with them. A classification by subject matter would PLATE. havc yicldcd a dirrerent arraugcmcnt; for instance, the tablet I<. 4210 (pl. 43) may be comparcd witli the very similar text I<. 4209 (PI. 33), since each contains a section devoted to sylionyrns of Ea (with I<. 4209, Obv., Col. 11, 1. 18 f:, cf: also I<. 4210, Col. 11, 1. 13 f.) ...... 40-46 VI. EXPLANATORYLISTS OF' GOI)S, ASSIGNING SEPAIIA'L'b: 'TITLES TO DIFFERENT PERSONAl.I.Tlb:S OK ASPECTS OF THE SAME DEITY (I<. 8222, Rm. 4'53, I<. 4366, K. 13665 ; CJ also K. I 1966). Of these tablets, two (I<. Szzz, pl. 47, and R. 13665, published 011 pl. 7, scc above, p. j) clearly rcfcr to Marduk, though his name is absent from the central column. The tablet I<. 8222 is of peculiar interest, since several of thc phrases in its explanatory column clearly refer to incidents in the Creation Epic. It is unfortunate that thc lcft-hand column is wanting, sincc it tnigllt have furnished somc of tlie Fifty Titles of Marduk which are at present wanting in the text of the Seventh Tablet or the Series Ezz~~~enelixh. Such phrases as ?xzl-tirfi-wiloh[!-Fzd], "the Avengcr of his iatliers " (1. 16, cf: also I. r7), mu-nap-$if lib-ldi-.Yu](1. 18, cf: CI-cat. Ser., Tabl. TI, 1. I IO), tu fi-6u (ilu) E/&-ZiL 2nd-(iju- . . . . .](1. I I)are strongly reminiscent of the Creation Epic, whilc the rlarric in 1. 14 was cxplained as the equivalent of B!/ mdtdti (cf. Creat. Ser., Tahl. VIT, 1 I The contents, though not tlie form, of the tablct may be coinpared witli the explanatory list of Marduk's titlcs inscribed on the Obversc of R.2107 1- I<. 6086 ; and the phraseology or the explanatory colurnn dirreretitiates it from tlic Marduk- section in the elevcnth colurnii or the Great God List (see Part XXIV, p. 10, 131. 42, 11. 96 if.). The tablet I<. 4356 and the Obverse of 1Cm. 483 contain lists of titles ascribcd to Ea under his different aspects. I<. 4366, and, to judge froin its reversc, Iim. 483 also, are arranged in four columns, tlie sccond column containing thc title to be ex~,laincd,ai~d the first column, in most cases, fui-nishing its pronunciation. Under this section may also be mentioned the fragment li. I 1966, which contains traces of a list, arranged in three columns, of the titles of the god Nergal nnder diffcrclit aspects; it is partly ~luplicateof the Great God List, I<. 4349, Rev., Col. XI, 11. 68 ff. (Part XXIV, pi. 41) ...... 47-48 VII. EXP1,ANA'I'ORY LISTS OF GODS, WITH EXPLANATIONS IN FULLER l)J<~TAIl. (K. 1451, .I<. 170). The length of rhc cxplanatory passxgcs in these two texts has dictated the form of the tablets, which are very broad in comp;irison to their six. In K. 170, 11. G ff., is given a list of the numbers which were assuciatcd with thc principal gocls, and formed sylnbols of their names. K. I45r is an Assyrian copy of an older original in Babylon (cf. pi. 49, Rcv., 1. 9) ...... 4+50 Froru the sections and equatiolis quoted above it will have been seen that the Rabyloniail scribes ;~ttcmptedto explain the large number of divinc narncs atid titles known to them by tlie supposition that many of thcln represented names for tlie sarnc gods. Thus they regarded certain lunar deities as merely aspects of Sin, the central Moon-god, or various rain and wcathcr-gods as manifestations of Adad, the great Weather-god hiniself. The process of thought is simple, and the steps by which thc result is obtained may be illustrated by the ioilowi~lgequatior~s, both of which occur within the limits of the Great God-List :- (/.?dl)U-gdr = s21fi~Z(i(21) fVeyr::~~l, " Ugur = Minister of Ncrgal." (ilu)U-~zlr = (ilzi) NergaZYn ha-n-iz-ti, " Ugur = Nergal, (as God) of the Sword." Thus the rnilior war-deity Ugur, from his special cllaractcristics, is at iirst asociated with the circle oi deities surroiulding Nc'lr-gal, and accordingly in I<. 4349 F, I. 8, 131. 49, we find hinl described as the "lninistrr" (suhalh~)of Nergal. The next step is to identify the minister with his lord, and accordingly, in I<. 4349, CuS. XI, 1. 67, 121. 41, we find Ugur csplaiiicd as the god Nergal liimsclf, ill liis special character, or nspcct, as Goil of the S\vorri (?a /In-n-n-ti). 111 this way groups of gods sharing the same characteristics, or pcrforrnit~g sirnilar or allied fuiictions, were identified, and in pl-ocess of titric each was regarded as a special m;u:ifestation of thc grcatcst god of the group arou~ldwhom they iiad collected. '4 still further stcp ill an advance towards il~o~iothcislnis represented by the text i~iscribcdon tlie obverse of iYo, 47406, pl. 50, where we find various divinc names identified with Marrlul; undcr difircl~tcharacters or asljects, as follows :- (ill~)Tu (?) (ila) :TI (ilzr) Silz (Z) i iizll - nni~l- ill+ 71171 - Jli (ih) (il~)S!L-&~-~;JIL-IUI I I . $2 - s - I - 7271 [(icdl; . . . . . (i121) ~7f,Z7,d1!h .? Tu 0) is Marduli, (as God) of Planti1;g. 1,agal-a-l;i[. . I is Marduk, (as God) of the Deep. Ninih is bIardul<, (as Gocl) of Strciigth. Ncrgal is 3larclnl~,(;is God) of War. Zalnarna is Marduk, (as Gocl) of Rattle. Enlil is IWarduk, (as God) of Rule and Government. Kab~? is Mardnk, (as God) of Wealth. .>IllC,' is Mardul;, as Illuminator of the Night. Shamash is Marduk, (as God) of Justice. Hdad is RIarduk, (as God) of Iiain. Tishpak is Marduh-, (as God) of Hosts. Gal (?) is Nlardulz, (as God) or . . . . . Shukarnuilu is Marduk, (as God) of thc Clay Vessel. is RIardoli, (as God) of] the Clay Conduit (?). The iclentificatinns of this text, though ili general character resuinbliilg those already quoted, are differcntiated by the fact that tlie gods Iierc ccjuated with &farclul; arc not s~lbsidiarydeities or mere shadowy reflections of his own original character, but iiiclude among their number the names of the grcnt gods themsclvcs. The differelice niay be i1lustr;ltcd by quoting frorn the R Grcat God-List a short section, dealing with M;irdul:, in which titlcs of the forrner class arc identified with him. The section, rvhich occurs on pl. 42, 11. 96 K,reads as folIo\\-s :- Hmar-i~d is MarduL, (;rs God) of Frccclorn. Asaru-lu-sar is thr: same, (as God) of Slaughter (?). Asal-11-alim is thc same, (as Gocl) of Life. Enbilulu is the same, (as God) of Canals (?). Mumo is the same, (as God) of the I'itiless (?: Sicl;r~css. Shazu is tile satiie, (as God) of Mercy. Here tlie name.; iclentificcl with Marduk are mercly titles such ;is arc ascribed to hirn upon tlie Seventh Tablet of tlic Creation Serics. Asaru-nli111 a~rd51ia~l1 actiially OCCIII- ilpoti portions ol tlic text of t11;rt T;rhlet that have heen recovered ; Enbilulu, nlumu, and Asal-11-In-sar were proh;tbly among his fifty titles of hono~tr; and Atnar-ucl is ~nci-clpa rc~~rieringof his own ideogram. But in the Tahlet No. 47406 we hod not only F:lilil, the Kidcr XI, identified wit11 him, but also tllc great nature-gods such as tlic Mooli-god Sin, the Snt~-godShnmash, tlic Weatlicr-god Adacl, a~~dtile War-~ods Ninih anil Ncrgal. Tlie writer of tlie tahlet thus sccks t11 reduce still further tlie paiitheo~iof the gre;rt g11c1s by suggesting that each of them was merely a diliel-ent persotlalily of Marduk, the City-god of liabylon. The advance in sl)cc~~l;ttiolifrom the standpoint of the esplanatol-y lists in Aslrur-bani-pal's library to that of this text of tlie late Babylonian pcriorl, may bc illustrated by the follo~vi~igequations t~il~n lr~mtltcrn :- I ()3 = (&!?I) Acttrri hr au-ni j I<. 4349, CoI. XI, 1.46, Sur = ~d;ir~,(as ~od)of Rain. 1' PI. 40. (iL11) AilniJ = (it#)~llo?*d~~k .YO ,zu-7ln-n?~ 1 lqo. 47406, Obv., I. 10, Adad = Marduk, (as God) of 12ain. I PI. 50. I I. (iLt~; U~czsh= (~JzI)Ni~z-ib ttz czl-li ;1 I<. 434.9, Col. XI, I. 6r, Urash = Ninib, (as God) of Strength. j pl. 4.0. (~JII)Ariwib = (~JIL)~TZ~YL~LL~ ?a d-/i 7, No. 47406, Oh\,., I. 3. Nioib = Marduk, (as God) of Strengtli. j 111. 50. According lo the earlier lists, Sur, a11 unintpostant rain-god, was ollly Adad, tile great Weather-god, in his character as the God of Rain ; the later text tnakes a further advance by identifying Aclacl himself with Marcluk, in ~vlioseperson it unitcs tlic powers of nature. Thc seconcl p;tir i~fequations quoted marl;s a i~rccisclysitnilar advance. l'he same process was also applied to tl~ces!~lanation of foreign deities, as in the case of Tishpak, in the lists equated \\ritli Ninib (i$ 111. 41, 1. 64), but hcrc identified with nlarduli. Tlius it \%-illbe sccn that the tests l~ublisl~cdin the prcscnt part illustrate in a re~i~arkablemanner the process of thought hy rvhich the priests of the later liabyloni;111 l~eriod,in the cause or their own god Marduk, evolved a system of theology that was ciisti~rctlymonotlicistic. In addition to such points of general interest, tlie Assyrian gorl-lists arc wortlty of study for thc irtforrrratio~~tiicy givc upon subjects of a tnorc teclrnical natl~re. In many classes of explanatory tests, and particularly in those dealing ~viththe csplanatioti and inlerpret~tionof divine names and titles, it was the custom ol the Hahylonia~i;ind Assyrian scribes to add to their text glosses, u'riLtcn in a s~nallcrIiand, wlricll sliciuld assist tlie reader in the prnnunciatio~~ ofthe names, or liclp him to understand the explanatiolis given. A gloss of constant occurrellce in Inany late nahylonian atid Assyrian tests, both of exl?l;ln;ltnry ;uid other kinds, is of a diffcrcnt character and lrray bc briefly rcfcrrcii to as eviclence of the respect with u~liich the native copyists trcatccl the original docunlents they reproduced. This was a note, written by the scribe in sliialler characters, to the effect that the original test i"~-<-o~n~vliicli lie copicd was broken, the note consisting of the single \void Ji-hi, "broken " or effaced (cfi, r.g. Ii. 4338 1;', Obv., 01I 4 I.I). Ey this device the reader is prevented froill regardir~gas complete a text that is iii reality impcrkct. OF cii~lsiderablymore interest and viilue are the explanatory gloxses, lor by givil~gthe pronu~lciationoC tlie natues they frciluelitly iur~lishus with va1:1cs for the sigris of which we should ollicrwisc be utlilnarc. In view of the l~ulyphonouscharacter of tnarly rjf the c~~tieifor~nsig~is the majority of the glosses added by the scrihes refer, as might well be imagined, to the correct pronunciation of the iiatncs. :\i a typical example wc may refer 10 the glosses in K. 4340 + 79-7-8, 294, Ohv., Col. 11, I. 38 f,, pl. 5, wlicrc the pronunciation of the divine name -+ -IJ, is glossed as Eirlil and as Zllil; the first of these glosscs givcs the reading of the characters as Eiilil, the origitial form of the name, a~ldthe gloss in tlie nest liric tlic secondary form of the uame, altered slightly in pronunciation. Sornetiines glosscs assign values to characters which they have acquired it1 special titlcs due to their identification with certain deities. Thus in I<. 2097, Rev., 11. 7 and 9, pl. 18, the glosses give the reading ~:&YLI for tl~csigns ZJand En,when used as a divine title ; in fact the scribe liere indicates that each of the titles -+ ,&J-~~ - and t*T- T-51is to be read as the name of the goddess Ishlihara, ~vllo~n11c idc~itificswith Islitar in the csplallatol-y column. The sarrtc passage illustrates atlotlicr ancl a more uncommon use of glosscs, ~vhicl~,in addition to giving a sign's value or prononciatioti, occasio~tallyadd its name (cJ I<. 2097, Rev., I. 8 f., pl. IS). We may also note that Tram tllc gloss i-li~~rzi-lj; added to the name -- [dqfFIill Ikv., I. a, it would appear that the dcterrniliative ilu, ~vhichoccurs before cvcry name explained in the lists or gor!s was somctimcs, though rarely, pronouilced. Since the majority of the explanations of tlie divine titles given by the lists arc writtcn ideographically, or in Surncrian, it will be obvious illat the cxplanatiot~s thc~iiselves wrjuld require clucidatio~~when the rendering of the Surncriati signs or the ideogt-ami was arnhigiious or obscul.e. 'Thus the readittg of the sign KIN in IS. 1.333, Rev., Col. IV, 1. 40, pl. IT, is glosscd as a-Jot, " sistcr" of I;:nlil, to indicate it is not to bc read as biiit, "lady." Occasiolially, when the explanations consist of dcscriptions of the gods wrillen ill Sumerian, glosscs are adilcd to each line givit~gits translation in Semitic ; cj! t11c glosscs 7iiit-lik (ih) rl-izi, "connsellor of Anu," applied to Gsug(or Sag)-gal-la, vzlrll-ii- 6tL (ih) 21-i~i," director of tlic Temple ol ;\nn," applied to Sliarlii, etc. (I<. 4340 -i- 79-7-8, 294, Obv., Col. I, 11. 37 ff). Such glosses are so~~letirncs incorporated ill the test as aclclitio~lallincs; !/. T<. 4337, Obv., Col. 11, 11. 4 anci 6, 131. 13, where rirni*-iuiiz i-lit-&(iizr) 13e-lit-i-li and mut-tiz-iuf-:ii-ii~i-ot nr.-ifit-a-ti wcrc ol~viouclyadded to llic test originally it] the ful-m of glosses, but alierivards became part of it. The process of incurp0r;ition is \'Jell iilllstrated by the passage I<. 4332, Obv., CoI. I, 1. 35, pl. 13, alld its duplicate K. 134.9, Obv., Col. 11, 1. 93, pl. a;. 'i'l?e tent here cxplains Ama-du-klrl as one of the titles of H&lit-ili: in thc first OF the two passages cited tlie gloss in the left coltirnn givcs the l~ronunciationof the last two syllables of the name, and that in the right colum~~::ives its meaning; in the duplicate the pronunciatio~i is not indicated, a~idthe lllca~ii~~gis no lo11j:cr given as a glcss but as part of the test, under the form u7nmu pi-tla-/rt ptz~ki,"tlie rnotl~cr\vho openeth the bolt." As examples of glosses giving eq~~ivalenlsor loi~gcrexplanations in Semitic, we tnay cite IS. 2097, Rev., 1. 3, ])I, IS, I(. did<) U,I. !, f., 1'1. 31, :~ndI<. 4349, Oh"., c:ol. IV, 1. 68, pi. 31. Such glosses are often ol use in throwing light upoil the c11ar;icter of a god or up011 tlic cxplanations given in thc texts. nut it is from lhe glosscs referring to tlie pronur~ciationof the names that the nlost valuable informatioil is derived, a!; these solnetillles add to our k~~o~vlccl~c of the Surncriati and Babylonia syllabaries. From a study of the glosses furnished hy the texts whicli are lxiblished in this Part it is possible to oblairi a tiumber of new values for certain of the cuneiform signs. Thus the proilunciation of -+-- .a$$::, the tillc of the Weather-god Adad, expressed by the ch:~racter 4q doubled (cq? I<. 4349, Rev., Col. XI, I. 42, 171. 40), in I<. 4349, Ohv., Col. IV, I. 120, 171, 32, is glossed as ~ize-ij,-.-l>ie-7+,From this gloss we tnay ascribe to tlie sign .@$k the value vzei.i/iei.i, obtained by doubling rizev, one of the know11 values of tlie sign 4.fF; cj! the value nzerx~rrerof the composite character which is for~ncdby mritiiig the sign 4+F four times, obtai~lcdfrom the gloss in I<. 4339, 12ev., Col. 111, 1. 31 (I'art XXV). In the next two lincs upon the tablet are glosses giving the pronunciation of the title -+ b$ ns ri-ha-rnzrrr and nzj;i?* ((l.4343, Olnr., Col. IV, I. 121 f., pl. 32), from which we ohin the two values ri/.miiz~~i~and TI@?- for the sign 4q : for the title Ri/zn~tzu,:, cj. K. 4349, Rev., Col. XI, 1. 47, pi. 40~where it is explained ;1s 'Q. 11 2 Adad's title as "(God) of Stor~n,"Itr me-hi-e, and Tor Assyri;rri synonyms a~idvaliies for the Sumcriat~word rihirmtln, see 1<. 4343, Re!,., Col. XI, 11. 147 ff., pi. 44. It may also be noted that in thc opening liiic of this section uf the Great God-List (16. 4349, Obv., Col. IV, 1. 119, pl. 32) the scribe has glossed the common idcogra~ilfor Adad or liatnrn511, -+ 8fl-,as giizi-zit-, giving us the valuc ?ii/rlefor the sign a#,with which we may compare its known values mzrm and ~EY.In I<. 2097, Obv., Cot. I, I. 11, pi. IS, tile sign r( in the title -+ H d(E (,$ I<. 4349, Obv., Col. IV, 1. 7a, 111. 30) is glosscd as riiilz ( TI-IESEI~S " >IN: (~~zL)A-TzzL-u~I?." TIIE GREATGOD-LIST. Table1 1 : 1C. 4340 + 79-7-8, 294, Obv., Col. I, 11. I ff. (Plates I f.; 4 plate rg, 1 I<. 4338 6, Obv., Col. I, 11. r R) ... I<. 4339, Obv., Col. 1, 11. r K (Plates 20 f.) ,, I<. 4333, Obv., Col. 1, 11. 17 K (Plate 3) ,, Obv., Col. 1, 11. 52 ff. (I'late 21) , I<. 4340 -k 79-7-8, 294, Obv., Col. 11, 11. I ff. (lJlate 4) ,,...... ,, Obv., Col. I, 11. 69 fT. (Plate 21) THESERIES "AN: (iZ~~)d-?rzl-zll?i." I TllX GREAT GOD-LIST. Tablet I : li.4333, Obv., Col. II,lI. G ti. (Plates 5 fj I<. 4349, Obv., Col. I, 11. 107 '(Plates 22 f.) I<. 4333, Rev., Col. 111, 11. I fC (Plate 7) ,, Obv., Col. I, 11. 136 K (Plate 23) I<. 4340 + 79-7-8, 294, Rcv., Col. 111, II. g ff. (Plates 8 f.) ...... , Obv., Col. 11, 11. 4 fi. (Plate 23) K. 4333, ICev., Col. IV, 11. I fC (I'late 10) ,, Obv., Cal. 11, 11. zj ir. (Plate 23) I<. 4 333, Rev., Col. TV, 11. ;off. (I'lcite I I) ,, Obv., Col. IT, 11. 48 ff. (Plate 24) I<. 4340 + 79-7-8. 294, Rev., Cni. IV, I!. I if. (I'late I I) ...... ,, Obv., Col. 11, 11. Gj ff. (Plate 24) Tablct I1 : IC.4332, Obv., Col. 1,11. I ff. (Plates 12f.) ,, Obv., Col. 11, 11. 74 If. (Plates 25 f.) ,, K. 4332, Obv., Col. 11, 11. 29 ff. (Plates 14f.) ...... ,, Obv., Col. 111, 11. 3 ff. (Plate 27) ,, 1;. 433" Rev., Col. III, 11. 9 fL (I'liitcs 15ff,> ...... ,, Obv., Col. 111, 11.64 ff (Plates 28 f.) Tablet 111 : I<. zoy7, Obv., Col, 1, 11. I ff.[l'late 18) ,, Obv., Col. IV, 11. z I(, (I'lale 30) Tablet IV : I<. 2097, Catch-line (Plate 18) ... CJ I<. 4349, Ohv., Col. V, 11. I I(. (Plate 33) Tablet [ 1: 1;. 2597 + 1;. 2944 + D.T. 355, Ohv., Col. I, II, TO fF. (I'art XXV) ...... Ii. 434.9 F, Cal, I, 11, I ff, (Plate 49) ,, I<. 2j97 etc., Obv., Col. 11, 11. 24 ff. (Part XXV) ... .,...... I<. 4343 11, 11. I ff. (Plate 21) A colnparisotl of the passages eiiumerated in the above list nrill show that summaries and division-lines occur in llic Grcat God-List wliicli arc absent frc~rn the sep;rr;ltc Tablets of the Scrics. Thns the summat-y in Col. 1, 1. 129 (pl. 23), does not occur it1 I<. 4333, Ohv., Col. I1 (pl. 6), and tlie " 190 names" here referred lo clo not rcprcscllt tllc total rlurnber explained in Tablet 1 of thc Scrics, but only the rli~irlbcrof those in the preceding portion of its tcxt. On the ollier hand the summary ill Col. It, 1. 73, though not represented in the Series, is inserted at the end of its First Tablet ; here the total number of names explained in the preceding portion of the text is given as orie llliridrecl and forly-eight, and by adding these to the nulr~bcrgiven i11 the preceding surnmary xvc tnay infer that thrcc hundred and thirty-eight names of gods wcrc dealt with in the First Tablet of the Series. It will also be obvioiis that tlie scribe of the Great Gad-List did not slavishly follow tlie division oi his text as classified upon tlic Tablets of the Series, but it~lroclucedother main divisions in tlic for111 of summaries, where tlie nature of the siibject sccrncd to clernand thc~n. It rnay be noted that the small H written in the centre of the double coluri~i~above the su~n~nariessignifies x(rl/zrid, "complete," indicating that tlie preceding portion of the text, from the occurrence of the last summary, rcprescnts a co~nplcte and riot an abstracted section of tlie work. In spitc of the size of the (hat God-I.ist it was only by writing minutely that the scribe was able to find room for the whole composition, and even so 11c was obliged to cornpress the arrangement of the test as much as possiblc. Thus the forty-tnro n;imes of Rklit-ili are not set out with a line to each as it1 T~lbletIt of the Series (pl. 12 f.) but are compressed two to a line (111. 2j), and the list of the predecessors of AI~Iand A~ltu,with whom they were in a sense idcnliliecl, are treated in a similarway in the second paragraph of tllc tcxt. Such ;r con~pression of tllc text %vould necessarily render it rnorc difficult for the reader to follow, and, in order ro lessen the chance or confi~sio~ibetween diFfcrent sections dealing with separate groups of ancl titles, the scribe of the Great Gocl-List has separale~lthem by lines ruled Eicross the double colu~nnwhich are absent in the Tablets or tlic Scrics. The groups, for instance, in Col. I, 11. I 3, and that ending nrith 1. zo (pl. zo), arc not marked in this way it? li. ~1:j~l.o+ 79-74) 294, Obv., Col. I (pl. I> ; r/ also the division-lines after 11. 52, 56,and GI, 1vhicll do not occur ill the corresponding Lest on K. 4333 (111. 3), and that af'ler 1. 107 (pl. zz), mliich is also unrepresented 11pon tliat tablet (131. 5) ; in the latter passage it lnay be noted that the preceding section in lllc Great God-List appearstto have been i~lsertccl,or perlialps subs~ituteiiior part ol the text ~f tlie Scrics. For sitnilar e~amplcsof the insertion or division-lincs comparc ttiose after 11. I 15, 123, I@ and 145 or Co1. I (plates 22 ancl 23) with the test of 1;. 4333 (plates 6 and 7), or those in Col. 11, after 11. 8, 14: 20, and 27 (pl. 23) with the text of I<. 4340, ctc., Col. 111, and K. 4.323, Col. IV (~Iates9 and 10). In some cases where the Grcat God-I.ist inserts a division-line, the separation of the .:ections is sufficiently indicated in the separate tablet by a new series of numeration (cf: I<. 4349, Col. 11, 1. 97, and Col. 111, 11. 16 and 23, ~lates25 and 27, and K. 4332, Col. I, 1. 42, and Col. TI, 11. j3 and 64, plates 13 and 15) ; but the scribe is not consistent in this respect, for in the fiist of these passages, though a new numeration begins with 1. 46, no division is indicated in the Great God-List after 1. gglr (rf: also I<. 433% CoI. I, 1. 55, and I<. 4349, Co1. 11, 1. 104). On tile otllcr hand certaill divisions of the test are marked oot by lines ruled across the colum~lin the Series as well as the List (c/: c.g:, I<. 4340, etc., Col. 1, pl. I, where the division-line before the summary ill 1. 22 corresponds to that after the suinlllary in K. 4349. Col. I, 1. 14, pl. 20). The forms of many of tlie characters employed by the scribe of thc Great Go11-T.ist differ froin those OII tlie separate Tablets of the Series, wliicl~agree gc~ies+lyxith the regi~larforms occurring on tablets in Ashur-bani-pal's library. ,'Is i~lstanccswc may note Llle nsc of the form L- -1'1 f , of for -ll&n,or of ->- and ---.for <{{; so too for %:(HI -14 -..-- (L$ I<. 4340, etc., Obv., Col. 11, I. 13, pl.4, 1Z.4333, Ice~.,Col. IV, 1. 37 f, 111. 11, and -IC.4332, -- Obv., I.I I 5?, pl. 13) the Grcat God-List regularly cml)lo!,s the form w{(m-l4-- (c/. I<. 4349, CoI. I, 1. 75, pl. 21, Coi. 11, 11. 54 t, 133, pl. 24f.). All interesting variant in the forms of characters is the rlse by the Great God-List of the thrcc separate charactel-s {r- CORRIGENDA. PI. I, I. 28, read fc'n-el as a gloss ; in I. 31 tlie detcrmitlativc ih should begin I. 30; and I. 32 (left half) should correspond to 1. 31 (right half). PI. 6, I. 28, for S$2 read 5y;z, ie., ()[--1, PI. 12, 1. 19, for Ey in tile gloss read :I. PI. 13, 1. 55, fur :s read :W. PI. 22, I. 102, TZ.rra~~~~~ ...... XI . 1~~8I<.ZIZ~ ...... xxv ...' 32 6. III+K . 27j4+K. 5227C K . 2146+I< . 6270 ...... XX ...126 I<. 5295 + K . 7525 + K . 7632 " K.2148 ...... XVII ...i 42-45 + K . 7633 ...... 1 XVI ... 42-49 I<. 2175+Ii . 2469f I< . 2475+ K . 135+K. 2989 ...... 8 K . z48oi I< . 7814 ...... XXIII ... 15-22 K.162 ...... XV ... 45-47 K.2235 ...... XX ... 39-42 K.169 ...... XVIII ... 11-14 I< . 2263+I< . 3973 ... XX ... 31-33 K.170 ...... XXV ... 50 K . 2337+I< . 4971+1< . 6022 ::: XVI ... 37 'K.197 ...... XII ... 34, 35 IC . 2354+1< . 2463fK . 3237+ 1 K.204 ...... XXV ... 40, 41 I< . 2412 +I< . 7086 +I< . 8800 I< . 206 ...... XVITI ... 15 +IC.8842 ...... XXIII ... 23 -38 I< . 207 +Sm . 2q+Rm . 11, 24 ... XIX ... 3, 4 I< . 2355+I< . 3212 ...... X'/I ... 9-11 Ic.214 ...... XVIII ... 47, 48 I< . 2375 ...... XVII ... 4-8 K . 215+1Z. 2105 ...... XXV ... 19, 20 I< . 2378, .see K . 224 . I<. z~g+K. 2095 ...... XX ... 28 li. 2406 ...... XVI ... 19-23 K . 224+I< . 2378 ...... XVI ... 1-8 I< . 2410+I< . 5242 ...... XVI ... 9-11 I<. 240 +I<. 4585a+ K . $')SO ... XIV ... 15, 16 I< . 2412, see 1i. 2354 R 2432 +Sm 1899 XXIII T, a K . 244 ...... XI1 ... 38 ...... i ... I< . 247 ...... XIX ... 42, 43 K . 2435 ...... I XVI ... 30-34 K.259 ...... XIV ... 23 I< . 2453+8~-2-1, 194 ... . XXIII . 5-14 TZ . z6z+K. 414jbfSm . 17 ... XI ... 9 I< . 2463, see I< . 2354. IC.264 ...... XIX ... 45 R . 2469, see I<. 217j . T< . 266 ...... XXV ... 22, 23 I< . 2470 ...... XVI ... 30-34 K . 267 +I<. 6069 ...... XIV ... 21, 22 fc.2173 ...... 1 XXIII ... 2-4 IC.269 ...... V ... '3 I< . 2475, see I< . 2175 . lC.27~ ...... XIV ...1 35 TC . 2480, see I<. 217s . K.272 ...... XIX ... 41 I< . 2503+ I< . 7819 ...... XVII ... Z K . 274+K. 5986 ...... XIV ... 42 I< . 2507 +I<. 3255+Slll . I425 ... X\'I ... 12-16 K.292 ...... XI11 ... 6 K . 252S.i-U.T. 7 ...... I ... 12-16 TC.1283 ...... XVII ... 31, 32 I< . 2q66 ...... ! XXIII ... 40 " I< . 1284 ...... XVII ... 29; 30 1; . 2 j7,++1< . 3430+ I( 3924f I< . 1352 ...... XX ... I I<. 4og1+1< . ,0509 ...... Xlim ... 37-48 I< . 1367 ...... XXV ... 30 I< . 2578+1C 4641+I< . j256f K . 1451 ...... XXV ... 49 I< . 5166 ...... XVI ... 9-11 I< . zoo8 ...... XVIII ... 32-35 I< . z5y7k1~2944-1-1c 12832+ .LC. 2020 ...... XVII. 31 D.T. 355 ...... XXV ... 1-6 I< . zozz +I<. r 3608 +I<. 13610 ..., XVIII ... 43-46 I<. zhrr ...... ! X XI11 ... 40, 41, I< . 2032 i- I< . 8490 ... VI. 6 K . 2034...... 1 ... 33 K . 2036 ...... XVIII ... 22, 23 I<. 2618 ...... I<. zo37n ...... XIX ... 26, 27 K . 2754. SCdK I11 . K . 2040 ...... XVIIl ... 7, 8 2770 ...... XVII ... 9-11 I< . ZCJ~I+K . 4253+I<. 4308 + 1 I< . 2835 ...... V ... 11 IC.4583 ...... I XVIII . 32-34 I< . 2839 +I<. 2840 ...... V ... 9 I<. zoqz+K . 4394+ Rm . 353 ... XI1 ... 45 1; . 2840. see I< . 2839 . I . 2047 ...... ' I ' I< . 2845 ...... XXV ...' 31 K . 2054 ...... XVIII ... 29, 30 I<. 2859 t I<. 6090 ...... XVII ... 4-8 R . 2058 ...... XIX ... 46 K . 286g+I<. 5025 ...... XVII ... 25. 26 R.2061 ...... XIX ... 27 K. 2873 ...... XVII 41 K . 2078 ...... XI ... c, I< . 2944, See R . 2597 . T< . zags. see I< . 219 . I< . 2954 ...... I XVI ...112-16 K . 2007 ...... XXIV ...1 IS I< . 2968 ...... XVI ... 19-23 A Registration Number . 1 Paii. 1 Plates . Ic.2973 ...... XI11 ... 45 K . 2977 + K . 3116 ...... XVI ... 19-23 I<. 2989, See K . 135. K . 3054 ...... XVI ... 38 K . 3116, Sft I< . 2977 . IC.3118 ...... XVII ... 9-11 ... XI ... 40. 41 K . 3121 ...... XVI ... 12-16 ... XI .. 38 K . 3122 ...... XVI ... 19-23 ... XVIII ... 47 R . 3128+Rm . 244 ...... XVII ... 14 ... XI ... 39 K . 3152 +I< . 5244~+83-1-18, ... XIV ... 44. 45 769 ...... XVI ... 27-29 ... V ... 16 K . 316g+K. 7848 ...... XVII ... 19-24 .. K . 3212, see I< . 2355 . R . 3218 ...... XVI ... 12-16 ... XIV ... 34 K . 3235i-I<. 495~)+K. 5178 ... XVI ... 42-49 ... XI ... 45-48 K . 3237, see K . 2354 . ... XIV ... 35 R . 325j, sfe K . 2507. ... XIV ... 32 K . 3280 -k I<. 4824 ...... XVII ... I ... XVIII ... 26 K . 3364 ...... XIII ... 29, 30 ... XIV ... 34 1'. 3372 + K . 5241 ...... XVII ... 37 1 K . 3399 + K . 3934 ...... xv ... 49 ... XIV ... 46 K . 3401 i-Snl. 2118 ...... ( xu1 ...I 42 ... XIV ... 26 K . zn 26 ...... XIII ... n8 ... XIV ... "16 K . j&o. scp I<. 2574 I<. 41~6+~m. 1702 . XVIII. 23 I< . 3437 + Km . 641 .. XI11 ... 16-19 K . 4191 ...... XVIII ..., 38 K . 3445 + Rm . 396 ... XI11 ... I< . 4192 ...... XVIII ... 4s I< . 3+4LjU ...... XIII ... 23 1 . I ...... XVIII ... 5 K . 3454 +I<. 3935 . XV I 39; 40 K . 4196 ...... XI ... 4J K . 3456 + D.T. 43 ... XV ...34. 35 IC.4197 ...... XIX ... 10 I<. 3473+K . 4832+R + I<. 4200 ...... XTX ... I 79-7-8, 296 ...... XI11 ... 7.. 9 K, 4201 ...... XVIII ... 38 Ic.3476 ...... XV ... 43, 44 I<. 4202, see I< . 41406 . K . 3518 ...... XVII ... 30 K . 4205 ...... XIV ... j I<. 3546 ...... XX ... 5 I< . 4206 + 83-1-18, 441 ... / XTV ... 7 K . 3567+K . 8588 ... XI11 ... 22 k'. 4209 ...... I XXV ... 33:34 I<. 3586 ...... XVII ... 34-36 K . AZIO ...... XXV ... a:." K . 3641 ...... XV ... 32 K . 4211 ...... XVIII ... 17 I< . 3671 + K . 6242 +I<. ... XX ... 3. 4 K . 4zl3+l<. l0050iK. 11399 ... XVIII ... 22 K . 3673 ...... Xx ... 31-33 T<.A~IA...... XVIII ... 2 K . 3676 ...... XX ... 24 K . qz16i I< . 4360 ...... XIV ... I~,ZO K . 3854 ...... XX ... I0 I<. 4zrSn+Sm . 50 ...... XIV ...I ro K . 3')06+K . 14354 ... XVIII ... 5 I< . 4219 ...... I XVIII ...24 I< . 3924, See I<. 2574. li.4220 ...... I XVIII ... I< . 3934, see K . 3399. I< . a226 ...... XIX ... Ir6ad. . K . 3935, See K . 3454 . R. 4228 ...... K . 3938 ...... I< . 4230+ I< 425o+K . 4544b+ I< . 3940 ...... D.T. 9 ...... XII ... 42, 43 I<. 3945 ...... Ic.4232 ...... XIV ... I7 K . 3951 ...... I< . 4233+K 43jl+I<. 4595+ I<. 3952 -1 I< . 12736 I<. 4598+I<. 11223+1<. 11410 XVIII ... 9, To K . 3973, see I< . 2263. Ii.4234 ...... XVIII ... 36 I< . 3983 ...... I<. 4243 ...... XVTIT... 39-47 K . 3999 ...... I< . 4244 ...... 1 ... I0 K . 4034 ...... K . nzn6...... XI ... 18 I< . 406rj ...... I< . 4249 ...... XVIII ... 46 I<. 4085 ...... K . 425% see 1C . 4230 . I< . 4091, See K . 2574. K . 4253, see K . 2041 . K . 4092 ...... XX .. 29 K.4254 ...... XIX ... r I< . q118+1<. 14356 ... XI ... 6. 7 K . 4256 ...... XIX ... a K . 4138 ...... XIX ... 44 1<.4258 ...... XTX ... 12 I< . 4140rC ...... XIV ... 2s I<. 4260 ...... XVIII ... 25 I< . 4140b+ I<. 4202 ... XIV ... 42. 43 Ii.4263 ...... XI ... 20, zr I<. '$141 ...... XI ... 4 1 R . 4293 ...... XVIII ... 32 K . 4143 ...... XIX ... 12 I< . 4308, see I< . 2041 . I< . 4144 ...... XXV ... 26 T< . 4309 ...... XIX ... 25 1<.4145 ...... K . 4311 ...... 1 . 42 R. qrqjn ...... I< . n?rX." ...... XIV ... 6 I< . 47 454 see ':T . 2262 . R . 4321 ...... XvIII ... 42 J< . 4145~...... K . 4323 ...... XVIIJ ... 36, 37 I< . 4145d ...... K . 4325 + K . 13692 ... ..li14 K . 4145t ...... IC.4328 ...... XIX ... 41 IKegistlaiion Number . Part. Plates. ...... ~ -- .../ XIV ...i 8 I<. 4548 ...... XIV ...I17 ... XXIV ... \ 12.. 17 K . >)555 4...A ..j.y !! ...ll, ...... XVITT .. 43 ... XXIV ... i 2, 3, IC . 4559 ...... XXV ... 42 1 6-8 . 1; . 4560 ...... XIX ... I<. 456/1.+1<. 8771 ...... XIV ... 41 n I I . . I Ii. 4565 +I<. /16016+ I<. 6953 ... Xlv ... 14 ... XXIV ... 19 I<. 4566+K . 8651 +I<. 14136 ... xrv ... 2; ... XXV ...19-14 I<. 4580 ...... XIX ... 30 ... XXIV ... 1.2.4.5. I<. 4581 ...... ::~XIV ... 31 8.1/,11 K . 4582 ...... V ... I5 K . 4343 ...... XXV ... 25 I<. 4583, .Tee I<. 2041. R . 4345 ...... XIV ... 28 T< . 458~"~see I<. zqo . Li. 4349 ...... XXIV ... 20-46 1C . 45856 ...... Xx ... 39-42 IC . 4349af 81-7-27, 51 ...... XXIV ... 47 I< . 4586 ...... XIV ... 31 I< . 43496 ...... XXIV ... 48 K . 4587 ...... XVIII ... 18 K . 43491 ...... XXlV ... 46 K, 4588 ...... , XIv ... 32 I< . 4349d ...... XXIV ... 1 zr I< . 4595, " K . 4.233 I K. 4349~...... XXIV ... 49 R . 4597 ...... XIX ...( 46 I< . 4349f ...... , . XI. . Ii. 4598, see K . 4233. K . 4349k+ 81-7-27, 54 ...... XXV ... 1 I< . 4600 ...... I... XIX ...I 39 K . 43491 ...... XXTV ... Ii. 46ora ...... XIX ... 40 K . 4349n+IC . 4349~ ...... XXIV ... 50 K . 46016, see I< . 4565 . K . 43494 ...... I< . 4606 ...... XI .. 36 K . 4349t ...... I XXIV ... I<. 4621 ...... XIV ... 27 TZ . 4349u, see K . 4349n . I< . 4626.l-I<. . gr15+IC . ~zooaaa... i XVI ... 42-49 K . 43497~...... XXlV ... 33 I< . 4627 +I<. 8810 ...... ! XVI ... 19-23 K . 4349z ...... XXIV ... 50 1C.4628 ...... XV ... 4T. 42 K . 4349y ...... XXIV ... 35 I< . 4632 +I< . 4889+ I<. 5038+ 1; . 1352 ...... XIX ... 30-32 IC . 513o+L).T. 287 ...... XVI ...19-11 K . 4353 ...... XIX ... c I<. 4641, rer K . 2578 . 6. 4354 ...... K . 4645 ...... XIX ... I40 K . 43586 ...... K . 4658 + 11. 9367 ...... "'I XVI ...1 TZ-16 K . 4359 ...... 66+I 4821 +I<. 4939+ li . 4360, see I<. 4216. I<. 5086+ I< . 5164+ IC . 5697 K . 4361 ...... XIX ... 22 +I< . 11576 ...... XVI ... 27-29 I< . 4362 ...... XIX ... 20. ZI R . 4663 ...... I XVTI ...I 3 IC . 4365 ...... XXV ... a7 K . 4667 ...... "'1 XVII ....34-36 K . 4366 ...... XXV ... 48 xx ... 23 I< . 4368 ...... XIV ... 5 XVII ... 38-40 K . 4370 ...... XVIII ... 33. 34 K . 4371, see I< . 42 33. K . 437' ...... v ... 14 I<. 4373 ...... XIV ... g K . 4375 ...... XVITI ... 1-4 K . 4377 ...... XVIII ... rg I<. 4378 ...... XTX ... 29 I<. 4382, see IC . 107. K . 4383 ...... XI ... 40 K . 4386 ...... XIX ... 17-19 XVTI ... '37 IC.4393 ...... XlX ... 2, XVI ... 3034 I<. 4.394, see I<. 204%. XT7 ... 42 I< . 4396 ...... XVII ... 119-24 I<. 4397 ...... XVI ... 42-49 Ii . 4398+ IC . 4418 ... I 1; . 4403iSrn. 7 ...... XVI ... 19-23 K . 4408 ...... XVI ... 35, 36 K . 4409 ...... XI); ... 40 I< . 4.2 ...... XVI ... 42-49 K.4416 ...... IC.44.17 ...... K . 4418, see 1Z . 4398 . XVI ... 9-ll I..I ...... XTrlT ... 38-40 . 4422 ...... xv11 ... 29. 30 K, 4/1.29 + 6. 88rX ... XVI ... 19-23 . 4430 ...... X\'l ... 12-49 K.iI131 ...... lC . 4432 ...... 1; . 4438d ...... I<. 4470 ...... IC.4917 ...... K.4541 ...... I<. 4935. sce I< . 4892 . K . ,15446, See I<. 4230 . R . 4939. see I< . 4661 . (2876) ...I XIX ... ro ... XTX ... I0 ... XI ... 6 ...I XIX ... TO ...I XIV ... 26, ...JXIX ... '5 ... XVIII ... 19 ...I XIX ... 28 ... XIX ... r5 ... I XIX ... 27 ...I XVIII ... 22 ...XI ...; 33. . . 40 ... XIX ... (5 ... XIV ... 16 ... XI ... 22 ... XI . 26 ... XVII ... 38-40 ... XVlI ... 40 ... XXV ... 23 ...I XX ... '3 ... XVlI ... 36 ... XX ... 11, 12 ... XVI .. qr I ...I XI . g .:XX ... 4 ... XX ... I1 ... XX ... 16 ... XVllI ... 24 XX ... 15~16 ...,"'IXX ... 20 ...I XX ... zo ... XXV ...! 39 ... XXV ...I 3' ... XXV ... 44, . ... XXV ... 44 ... xxv ... 4' ... XXV ...I 40 . . . XXV ... 46 ...I XXV ... 32. Registration Xurnber . Registration Number . - .... XXV ... 46 1. . 8259, see lC 8252 ... . . ! ... XXV ... 28 I< . 8260, see I< . 8253. ... i XXV ... 7 1c.8262 ...... ! XVI ... 1-8 ... XXV ... 7 K.Sz7h ...... I XI ... 28 ... XI ... 39 I<. 8284 ...... XI ...... XI ... 20 K . 8286 ...... XI ...... XI 1<.8287 ...... XIV ... 31) ... XI ... ! 19.38 21 1< . 8298 ...... XI ... 33 ... XXV ... 46 T< . 8302 ...... XI ... 39 ... XXV ... 32 Ii. 8308 ...... 1 XXV ... 27 ... XI ... 26 1<.8312 ...... I XVIII ...I20 I( . j69; ...... XI ... 7 li.8337 ...... XVTI ... 42-45 K . 7692, see I< . 6027. 1c.8378 ...... XIV ... 9 K . 7607 ...... XI ... 38 I< . 8386 ...... XVIT ... 14 ..XI ... 22 I< . 8387 ...... XI ... 28 XTJ ... 39 1; . 8436 ...... XT ... 28 I< . 8475 +I< 12040 ...... XI ... 38 IC.8476 ...... 42 I< . 8490, see I< . 2032 . K . ;;o~. see I< . 7701 . 1; . 8503 ...... XI ... 28 I<. 7707 ...... XVIII ... 44 I< . 8508 ...... XVI ... 12-16 K . 7708 ...... X I 7 1<.8522 ...... XIIT ... 26. 27 Ii. ;;I8 ...... I< . 8524 ...... XI11 ... 12 K . 7719 ...... K.85~6 ...... XI11 ... 2: K.7722 ...... XXV ... 46 1< . 8567 ...... K . 7723 ...... XI ... 44 K.8570 ...... K.7720 ...... XI ... I< . 8572...... K . 7728 ...... XVIII ....8 K.5575 ...... K . 774.7 ...... 1x1 ... 33 K . 8577 ...... K . 7751 ...... 43 I< . 8588, see 1i. 3567 . K . 7753 ...... 42 K.8592 ...... K . 7754 ...... I< . 8651, sce I< . 4566 . K . 7761 ...... 1C.8660 ...... 1 XIX ... 9 I< . 77" ...... I< . 8662 ...... 1 XTX ... 14, 15 K . 7765 ...... K . 866 j ...... XVIII ... I rh IC.7767 ...... XIX ... ;2 I< . 8667 ...... XIV ... 29 K . 7769 ...... IXI ...I i&1<.8667} ... ::: . XI ... 5" IC.7770 ...... I<. 8670 ...... XIX ... 7 I<. 7772 ...... 1C.8708 ...... XI11 ... 4.5 R . 7778 ...... I< . 8727 ... . XI ... 37 1C . 7783 ...... lC.8727) ... ::: ... XIX ... 50 I<. 7790 ...... I< . 8771, see I< . 4564 . K . 7793 ...... 1.8 ...... K . 7795 ...... I< . 8797, see R . 418on . IC.7802 ...... I< . Sam, scc R . 2354 . K . 7805, see I< . 7683 . K . 8807 ...... K . 7806, see R . 7684 . 1; . 8810,.re? I< . qh??. IC.7808 ...... I< . 8818, see I<. 442) . K . 7811 ...... I< . 8827 ...... i XIV ... 27 K . 7814, see 1: . z17j. I<. 8828 ...... XIV ... 26 K . 7x79, see R . 250.1. K . 8829 ...... XIV ... 41 K . 7848, see I<. 3169 . 1; . 8833 ...... XI1I11 ... 33 1<.7X61 ...... K . 8842, See I<. 2354 . K . 7918 ...... I< . 8846+Xm . 11, 316 ... I< . 8059, .wr I<. 5290 . I<. 8848 ...... I<. 8197 ...... I< . 8944, St!" 1; . 2 101). Ii.81gX ...... I<. 9058, see I<. 8253. 1C.8191) ...... 1; . yo61 ...... I< . Szaz+Sm . r 438 ... IC.9147 ...... K.8219 ...... K . yrho ...... XIT' ... 33 . K.8222 ...... X . 9182 ...... XT\' ... 33. K . 8223 ...... K . y213+1C. trSor) ... I<. 8249 ...... 1<.9"7 ...... XITT ... zS K . 8zjr ...... 1i.9272 ...... XVII .. 36 K . 8252+K . 82$7+K . 8259 K . 9273 ...... XVll ... I I<. 8253 +I<. 826c-I-I<. 9058 I<. 9zX3 ...... XIV ...1 23 IC.8254 ...... I< . 9303 ...... X \'I1 ...25, 26. K . 8255 ...... I<. 9314 ...... XVI ... 1-8 R. 8256 ...... 1; . 9357, .q cc K . 5133 . 1 K . 8257, sce I< . 8252. I<. 9364, see I<. 6029 . K.8258 ...... K . 9367, scc K . 4658 . I Xegisrratioti Nuntber. Pla~ec. Rcgistrntion Number . Part - . I . 1- I I<. 9390 ...... XVI ... rg-23 li. I 1225 ...... 1 XIX ... 45 I<. 9405+1< . ,0534 ...... I XVl ... 12-16 I . 2 ...... XIX ... 38 I< . 9406 ...... ' XVII ... 9-71 I<. 11233+l< . 11375 .... ::XVIII . 10 I<. ghhjf Sm. 1351+Km. 149 ... XX ... 25 1 .I...... XIX ... R . 9686 ...... XX ... 31-33 TZ . TI337 ...... li. 9834 ...... XV ... 17 I< . 11375,see I< . 11233. ...I ..'I3 K.9877 ...... XI ..1 ;8 I< . "377 ...... XIX ... 4 K.9888 ...... I XTX ... 39 TZ . r13S6 ...... XIV ....}2 K . ySyr ...... XVIII ... 21 I<11394 ...... XIX ... . / I2 I<. 9892 ...... XVIII ... 17 I< . 1,399, see I< . 4213. 1 K. ygzX ...... I XI ... 28 K. 11401 ...... XVIII ... 24 I<. 9931 ...... I XVII1 ...1 20 I< . 11409 ...... XVIIT ... zo I< . 9948 ...... XIV ... 1 37 6. 11410, see I<. 4233. 1 9 ...... XVTTI ... 26 T< . 11424 ...... XTV ... 35 1<. 9950 ...... XIV ... I3 K. 11543 ...... XVI ... 42-49 K.9961 ...... XTX ... z K . 11555 ...... XVITI ... 18 K . 9964 ...... XIX ... 39 K. 11576,see I< . 4661. IC.gg80 ...... XVIJT ... 15 T< . ~1629,see I< . 4813. K . 9953 ...... XVIII ..., Ig K . 11773 ...... I< . 1oor.4 ...... XVIII ... / 26 1Z . rrXog, see I<. 9213. K. 10024 ...... XIV ... 32 I< . 11826 ...... I xx ... 125 I< . 10028 ...... XIV ... 3 TZ . irgo3 ...... XVI ... q., K . 10029 ...... XVIII ... 5 6 ...... XI1 ... 42 I< . ~oojo,see I< . 4213. R . 11928 ...... XXV ... 38 I< . 10053 ...... XVIII .. .' 24 6 ...... XI1 ... 49 I< . 10072 ...... XI ... 33 R . Izaoonu,see 1< . 4626 . K. 10083 ...... XVIII ... 47 I< . 1zaoo6 ...... XI11 ... 24 K . 10085 ...... XIX ... rr I< . rzooo66 ...... XVI ... 42-49 K . 10089 ...... XVIII ... 15 R. ~zoooc...... XI . 31 Ii. loogo ...... XIX ... 28 K. ~zoaocc...... XV11 ... 19-24 K. 100% ...... XVIII ... 25 K . 12oooh...... XVI ... 12-16 K . 10126+7g-7-8,350 ...... XIV ... 39, 41 I<. Izaoon ...... 1 XVI ... 12-16 I<. 10160 ...... XV ... 40 K. 12aooo,see 1< . $187. I< . 10175 ...... XVI ... 12-16 I p~ -...... 1 I l~ - I<. r:;s~)z ...... XI . 3 ...... XIV ... 35 K . 13593 ...... XVIII ... 276 I 1< . 14134 ...... XVTTI ... 25 R . r3594 ...... xrx ... 3k I< . r 4135 ...... XIX ... 40 R . 13595 ...... XIX .... 1 z I<. 14136, see I<. 4566 . i I< . 13596 ...... XIX ... 35 I<. 14137 ...... XIX ...!7 K . 13600 ...... XTX ... 36 I<. 1qr48+Sm. 1617 ... XI( ... j K . 13602 ...... XIX ... r-, K . 14157 ...... XVIII ... I K . 13603 ...... XlX ... 4 TZ . 14174 ...... XI ...21 K . 13606 ...... XVITT ... 20 K . 14176 ...... XXV . I 7 K 13607 ...... XIX 36 . 14219 ...... " ...... XVI ...14, I<. 13608, see K . zozz . I I< . 14332 ...... XI ... 1 43 K . 13610, see R . 2022 . I< . ~4351...... XIV ... 42 I<. 13612 ...... XVIII ... 27 I< . 14354. see I<. 3906 . K . 13613 ...... XIX ... 41 T< . ,4356, .see I< . 4118 . I<. 13614 ...... XIX ... 6 I<. 14395 ...... K . 13615 ...... XlV ... I 2 TZ . 14396 ...... K . 13618 ...... XIX .../ 36 I<. 14422 ...... I<. 13620 ...... XVIII ... 27 I<. 14424 ...... XI ... 37 I<. 13629 ...... XVITI ... 19 I<. 14789 ...... XVIII ... 6 I< . 13635 ...... XVIII ... 21 I<. 14316 ...... XT ... 19 K . '3654 ...... XVIII ... 9 I<. 14821 ...... XI ... '9 K . 13665 ...... XXV ... 7 T< . 14922 ...... XIV ... 26 I< . 13666 ...... XXV ... 33 K . 14937 ...... XI ... 44 K . 13671 ...... XXV ... 30 K . 14938 ...... XT 44 K . 13672 ...... XXV ... 43 I< . 14939 ...... 1 44 K . 13674 ...... XXV ... 34 I< . T4<)41 ...... 44 K . 13675 ...... XXV ... 29 . 14942 ...... XI ... 44 K. 13678 ...... XXV ... 46 K . 74949 ...... XI11 ... za K . 13681 ...... XVIII ... 23 I< . 15034 ...... XI ... 43 R . r3hXz ...... XXV ... qr I< . 15047 ...... XI ... 42 I< . 13683 ...... XI ... 44 I< . 15284 ...... XI1 ... 32 K . ,3689, see I<. 2109 . Sm.6 ...... XIX ... 36 K . 13690 ...... XIX ... 35 Sm . 7, 5ee K . 4403. 16g...... XI ... 4.3 Sm . 8-1-Sm. r 297 ...... XIV ... 38 K . 13692, see I< . 4325 . S1n.r~ ...... XIX ... 23. 24 K . 13695 ...... XI ... '9 Sin. 14 ...... XI ... 23 K . 13697 ...... XIV ... 17 Sm. 17, see I< . 262 . K . 13702 ...... XI ... '9 Sm. 23+Rm. 11, 39 ... K . 13703 ...... XXV ... 46 Sm . 24, see K . 207 . K . 13704 ...... XIX ... 4 4. S111.3" ...... I< . 13706 ...... XXV ... 42 Sm . 50, sce I<. 4218~. T< . 13711 ...... XIX ... 45 S111 . 53 ...... XVlII .118 K . 13712 ...... XTX ... 44 Sm.5.t ...... XIX ... 3.1. I< . 13713 ...... XIV ... r7 Sm . 604.81-2-4, 265 ... XIV ... a?." I< . 13843 ...... XVIs ... 42-45 Sm . 6" ...... XVI ... 30-34 TZ . 13966, see I< . 3671. Sin . 78.1.Sm . 1078 ... XXV ... 46 I<. 13998, see R . 6973. Sm . ro7 ...... XI ... ?a K . 14030 ...... XIV ... 35 Sm . 115 ...... X .38 K . 14042 ...... I XIx ... 25 Sm. 173 ...... XXT' ... 45 I<. 14046 ...... XIV ... 33 Sm. 187 +SI~. 1902 ... XVII ... 2 I<. 14.047 ...... XITI ... 26 S,n. 190 ...... XIX ... I1 K . 14049 ...... XI ... 6 Sm. zr7+Km . 210-I-Rm. 2r4 XVIT ... .I-8. K . 1qoj1 .-...... XIV ... 40 Sin. 262 ...... XIX ... 11 I<. 140j2 ...... XIV ... 33 Sm.z79 ...... XT7TTI ... 23, K . 14053 ...... XIV ... 3' Sm. 291 ...... X\fII ... 37 I< . 14059 ...... Sm. 293 ...... XIX ... 3.1. T< . 14060 ...... XIV ... zh26 Srn 301 ...... XIX ... I1 ... . 1 li. 14062 ...... Sm. 309+82-5-2" $57 ... V ... 10 . 1 .I074 ...... Sin. 368 ...... XIX ... 11 I<. 14077 ...... Sm . $37 ...... XIT' .. 29. K . 1407') ...... Sm . 418 ...... XX ... 9 I< . 14081 ...... Sm . 463 ...... XI ... rr K . ,4083 ...... Sn,. 547 ...... XlV ... 26 K . 14087 ...... Sm. 5 50 ...... XIX ... 11 I< . r4r00, see K . 11191 . Sm . 615 ...... 42 I<. 14104 ...... I XVITT ... g Sm . 625 ...... K . 14.~06,sa I<. 12026. Sin . 698 ...... I<. 14108 ...... Srn.70~ ...... K I ...... XI . 3.5 Slll. 704 ...... K . 14116 ...... , XI .... 38 Sm. 715 ...... I< . 14120 ...... XIV ... 37 Sm . 747 ...... 8 Registration Number. Part. Plates. Registration Number. Part. Plates. I Sm. 758 ...... XIX ... 8 Rm.87 ...... XVII · 34-36 Sm. 786 ...... o., XIV ... 34 Rm. 89 ... XX ... 18 Sm. 793 ...... XVI ... 30-34 Rm. 125 ... XVII ... 40 o.. Sm. 796 ...... XIV ... 33 Rm. 149, see K. 9667. ,.. Sm. 8 3 ...... XIX ... 35 Rm. 210, see Sm. 217. Sm. 840 ...... ,,o XX ... 23 Rm. 214, see Sm, 217. Sin. 849 ...... o.. XXV... 44 Rm. 235 ... I ' l XX .. 22 Sm. 892 ...... XVII ... 34-36 Rm. 243, see K. 4905. ,.o Sm. 896 ...... XIX ... 35 Rm. 244, see K. 3128. o,, Si. 924+81-2-4, 215 ... XVII... 38-40 Rm. 266... .. XVII 2 Sm. 950 ...... oo, XXIII .. 50 Rm. 269, see K. 4911. Sm. 995 ...... XIV ... 14 Rm. 279 ... XVII ... 42-45 Sm. I051 ... XVIII ... Rm. 282... XIII 33, 34 Sm. IOI +Sm. 1208 +Sm. i XVII... Q- II Rm. 314 ... XVI 1943.. Jl * 37 Sm. 1078, see Sni. 78. Rm. 328... XIV . 48 Sm. io86 ...... XIX ... 34 Rm. 339. XVIII ... 26 Sm. 1140 ... . XVII... 9- I Rm. 340 . XI .. 50 Sm. 1145, see K. 4865. I Rm. 341... XI *1 39 Sm. 1208, see Sm. o061. Rm. 342... XIX *- 37 Sm. 1297, see Sm. 8. Rm. 343... XIX ... 20 Sm. 1300 ... XI 35, 36 Rm. 344..- XIX ...22, 23 Sm. 1316 ...... XIV 35 Rm. 346... XVIII ... 6 Sm. 1321 ...... XX 23 Rm. 349..- XVIII ...27,28 Sm. 1328 ... . XIV 32 Rm. 351 ... XII 5° Sm. 1351, see K. 9667. Rm. 352... XIV * 39 Sm. 1412 ...... XX ... 6 Rm. 353, see K. 2042. Sm. 1425, see K. 2507. Rm. 354... XVIII 21 Sm. 1438, see K. 8202. Rm. 355... XVIII , 3 Sm. 1447 ... XXV ... I9 Rm. 356... XIV 33 Sm. 1448 ... XVI ... 19-23 Rm. 357 . XIV 37 Sm. 1490 ...... XVIII... 33 Rm. 359... XIX 26 Sm. 1520 ...... XX i8 Rm. 360 ... XVIII ... 16 ,o, Sm. 1558 ...... XXV ... 44 Rm. 362... XIV ... 41 Sm. 600 ...... XII .. 49 Rm. 363... XI ... 41 Sm. 6 4 ...... XVIII .. II Rm. 364... XIV ... 32 Sm. 1617, see K. 14148. Rm. 396, see K. 3445. Sm. i658 ...... XX i8 Rm. 422. XVII ... 42-45 Sm. 1702, see K 4190. Rm. 483 ... XXV . 47 Sm. 1744 ... XVIII 21 Rm. 541... XVI ... -8 Sm. 1805 ...... XIV i6 Rm. 597 ... XIX .. 34 Sm. 1806 ...... XIX 30-32 Rm. 600... XI . 43 Sm. 1808 ... XIX 35 Rm. 604. XIX 32, 33 Sm. 1846 ... XIV 27 Rm. 68a ... XIX ... 21 Sm. 1899, see K. 2432. Rm. 6o ... XXV ... 35 Sm. 1902, see Sm. 187. Rm. 611... XI 43 Sm. 1920 ...... XIV 27 Rm. 615, see K. 3473. Sm. 1943, see Sm. i061. Rm. 641, see K. 3437. Sm. 1958 ...... ,, XIV ... 26 Rm. 904... V ... II .. . Sm. 2052 ...... XVIII... 7, 8 Rm. 905... XI ... 50 Sm. 2118, see K. 340I. Rm. 906... XIX ... 8 D.T. i ...... *o XV 50 Rm. 90 ... XI ... 33 D. T. 7, see K. 2528. Rm. 982 +80-7-19, 178... XIII ... 31 D. T. 9, see K. 4230. Rm. II, 24, see K. 207. D. T. 6 ...... XI 26 Rm. II, 25 ... XII ... 39 D. T. 38 ...... XVII.. 34-36 Rm. II, 27 ... XIV ... 46 D. T. 40 ... XI 29-32 Rm. II, 28 ... XI ... 34 D. T. 41 ... XIII .. 34 Rm. II, 30 ... XI ... 35 D. T. 43, see K. 3456. Rm. II, 31 XIX ... 28 D.T. 44 ...... XIX .. 16 Rm. II, 32 ... XXV ... 21 )D. T. 58 .... XVIII.. II1-14 Rm. II, 35 . V ... I5 D.T. 59 ... XIV . 27, 39 Rm. II, 37 . XVII][... 38 D. T. I05 ... XVIII.. 21 Rm. II, 39, see Sm. 23. D. T. 1i ... XIX .. 8 Rm. II, 40 ... XIX . 37 D. T. 15 ...... XXV . 20, 23 Rm. II, 41 ... XIV . 40 D.T. 136... XIV . 31 Rm. II, 42 ... V ... 6 D. T. 150, see K. 4905. Rm. II, 83 ... XIII ... 19 D. T. 240 ...... o.. XI 37 Rm. II, 112 ... XX ... 2 iD. T. 271 ...... ,.. XVI i-8 Rm. II, 156+Rm. II, 264 XVII ... 27,28 -D. T. 287, see K. 4632. Rm. II, 200 ...... XVII:I... 41 -D.T. 355, see K. 2597. Rm. II, 202 ... XIV .. 3 Rm. 86 ...... XX 6 Rm. II, 203 ... . XIV ... 46 I 9 Pan. 1 Plates, ICegialration Number. ~~~~ I ~p~~ Rm. 11, 204 ...... Rm. 11, 238 ... ,.. Rm. 11, 264, .gee Rm. 11, 156. 1er1,. 11, 289 ...... Rm.TI, 316, see I<. 8846. Rm. 11, j:ig ...... Rm.11, 412 ...... Rm. TT, qrq ...... 8,-7-27,200 ... Rm.11, 429 ...... Rm. TI, 466 ...... Km.11, 479 ...... Rni. TT, qq7 ...... lim. 11, 55j ...... Rm. 11, 586 ...... Km. 11, 587 ...... 76-4-13, 1 ...... XI ... 79-7-5, 19 ...... 79-7-8, 2' ...... 79-7-8, 22 ...... 79-7-8, 30 ...... 79-74>31 ... , .. 79-7-~8,57 ...... 79-7-8, 38 ...... 79-7-8, 60 ...... Xlll ... I, 3 79-74, 65,"ee lli. 4813. ... XI ... ,,y, 50 79-7-8, 120 ..- , .. 9) . Ill . 12 79-7-8, 164 ...... 6) ... XI11 ... 111, 15 79-7-8, rj.8 ...... 79-7-8, 186 ...... 79-7-8, 187 .,. ... 79-7-8, 188 ...... 79-7-8, 190 ...... 79-7--8,251 -.. ... 79-7-8, 285 .,. , . , 79-74 294, .fee R. 4340, 79-7-8, zys ...... 79.7 8,zg(,, .fed TC. 3473. 79-7-8, 300 ...... 797 8,345 ...... 79-7-8, 346 ...... 79--7-8,350, I<. ~0126. Sa-?-cy, 128 ...... 80-7-19, 131 ...... 80-7-r9, 157 ...... 80--719,16s ...... 80-7-19, 178, see RBI. 982. 80-7-q, 184 ...... 80-7-19, 192 ...... 80-7-19,297 ... , ., 80-7-19, 307 ...... 80-7-19, 308 ,. , ... 80-7-19, :;j6 ...... 81-2-4, 194,see I<. 2453. 81-2-4, 215, see Sm. 924. 81-2-4, 219 ...... 81-2-4, a63 ...... 81-2-4, 264 ...... 81-2-4, ?6j,see Sm. 60. 81-2-4, 266 ...... 81-2-4, 267 ...... 81-2-4, 269 ...... 81-2-4, 270 ...... VIII ... 10 81-2-4, 271 . ., ... 81-2-4, 279 ...... 81-2-4, 294 ,.. ... 81-2-4,332 ...... 82-2-4 397 ...... XI-2-4, 4105 ...... 81-2-4, 434 ...... 81-2-4, 472 ., . ... 8~-2-4,480 ...... (2876) Registration Xurnbrr. ! part. ~ii~lrs.I Rrgistmtion Number. Part. Ylntcs. Ru. 88-5--1.2,185 (92536) Xu. 88-5-12, 580 (78669) Bu. SX-s-rz, 186 (92537) ELI. 88-5-12, 581 (78670) Bu. 88-5-12,188 (78317) Ilo. 88-5-12, 585 (78674) Bu. 88-5-12, 189 (78318) Ell. ~X-~-TZ,$86 (78675) Ru. 88-5-r2, 792 (78321) Bu. 88-5 12,587 (78676) Bu. 88-5-12, 193 (78322) ...I Vlll Ho. 88-5-12, 591 (78680) Uu. 88-5-12, 194 (qz538) ... VTTT Bu. 88-5-12, 593 (78682) Ho. 88-5-12, ~yj(78323) ... VIII Uu. 88-5- 13, $98 (78687) 6~.88-5-12, 199 (78327) I1 Bu. 88-5-12, 601 (78690) Ru. 88-5-TZ,zoo (78328) i II Bu. 88 5 ~12,602 (78691) Bu. 88-5-12,201 (78329) Ru. SX-s-lz, 603 (78692) Ru. 88-5-15 207 (78332) Bu. 88-512,604 (78693) Bu. 88-5-12, zrz (78334) I 11 Ru. 88-5-12, 607 (78696) HI]. 88-5-12> 214 (92545) ...I VIII iJu. 88-5-12, 608 (78697) Bu. 88-5-12, 216 (9254.6) ...I 1v Bu. 83-5-12, bog (78698) Ru. 88-5-12,217 (78335) ...I IV Uu. 58-5-12,616 (92574) Bu. 88-5-12, 218 (78336) ...I IV Ru. 88-5-12, 6~7(78705) RLI.88-5-12, 219 (78337) ... VIII Bu. 88-5-12,618 (78706) Bu. 88-5-~1~,zzo (78338) ... VIll Hu. 88-5-12, 619 (78707) Ru. 88-5-12, 223 (78340) . .. VIII Bu. 88-5 -12,621 (78709) Bu. 88-5-12, 225 (78342) ... I1 Bu. 88-5-12, 623 (7871)) Hu. 88-5-12, 227 (92549) ... VIII Uu. 8%~12, 624 (78712) Bu. 88-5-12, 238 (78352) ... 1'111 Ru. 88-5-~a,626 (787~4) Ro. 88-5-12, 244 (92 552) ... VIII Bu. 88-5 -12,627 (78715) Bu. 58-5-12, 247 (78360) . VIIl Bu. 88-5-12, 635 (78723) UU. 88-5-rz, 256 (78368) ... IV Ru. 88 5-12, 636 (78724) Bu. 88~-5-12,265 (78374) ... IV HI]. S~-~-IZ,637 (78725) Uu. 88-5-rz, 267 (78376) .. VI11 Bu. 88-5-12, 638 (78726) Bu. 88-5-12, 269 (9255j) . . . TV ULI. 88-5-12, 639 (78727) Bu. 88-5-12,274 (92556) ... IV Bu. 88-$-rz, 640 (787zN) Uu. 88-5-12, 275 (78382) ... TV Bu. 88-5-12,641 (78729) Bu. 88-5-12, 278 (78385) ... IV RI~.88-5-12, 642 (78730) 1311. 88-5-12, 280 (78387) ... VTII Bu. 88-5-12, 643 (78731) Bu. 88-5--12,z8z (78388) ... IV Ho. 88-5-12, 645 (92575) Uu. 88-5-TZ,285 (92559) . . . TV Bu. 88-5 12,655 (78737) Bu. 88-5-12, 287 (78391) . IV Ru. 88-5-12, 673 (gz57h) Uu. 88-5-12, 291 (92561) ... 11 Bu. 88-5-12. 67 j (7875 j) Bu. 88-5-12, 294 (78395) ... IV Bu. 88-5-12, 677 (~~$77) Xu. 88-5-12, 295 (78396) ... 1v Bu. 88-5-12,679 (78757) , , Ru. 88-5-12,309 (78408) ... IV Uu. 88-5-12, 681 (78759) .., TV ... 45 Uu. 88-5-rz, 311 (78410) .. ' IV Bu. 88-5-12, 685 (92579) ... VIII ... 15 Bu. 88-5-12,313 (784.12) ... IIT Uu. 88-5-12, 687 (78761) ... TV ...I 17 Ull. 88-5-12, 314 (78413) ... VIil Bu. 88-5-12, 689 (78763) ... IV ... 45 Bu. 88-5-12, 318 (78417) ... IV Bu. 88-5-12, 693 (92580) ... TI7 . 46 Uu. 88-5-12,323 (78422) ... I\/ Eu. 88-5-12, 697 (78769) ... I\! ... 45 Ro. 88-5-12, 324 (78423) ... TV Uu. 88-5-12, 6q9 (78771) ... IV ... 7 Bu. 88-5-12, 327 (78426) ... IV Ru. 88-5-rz, 701 (78773) ... IV ... 17 U11. 88-5-12, 329 (78428) ... TV Bu. 88-2-12, 705 (pzg8z) ... IV ... 46 Bu. 88-5--12,332 (92566) ... I1 Du. 88-5-12, 711 (92583) ... IV ... 47 Bu. 88-5-12, 333 (78430) .. . IV Bll. 88-5-79, 713 (9q84) ... IV ... 48 Bu. 88-5-12,336 (78433) ... TV Bu. 88 5 -12,715 (78779) ... VTIT ... zq. Bu. 88-5-12, 339 (78436) ... IV Ru. 8H-$-r~,717 (78781) ... IV ... 48 Ru. 88-5-12, 341 (78438) ...1 TV Bu. 88 5 rz, 719 (92585) ... VTlI ... 16 , Bu. 88-5-12, 342 (78439) ...' IV Xu. 88-5-TZ,721 (92586) ... IV ... 49 Bu. 88-5-12, 345 (78441) ... TV Bu. 88~-5.-12,725 (92588) ... TV ... 49 Bu. 88-5-12, 504 (78593) ...' IV Bu. 88-5-72, 731 (78787) ... IV ... 50 Ru. 88-5-12, 505 (78594) ...I IV Uu. 88-5 -12,769 (92593) ... IT ... '7 Bu. 88-j-12, 507 78596) ... I IV Ru. 89-4-26, 48 ...... XI'111 ... j Ru. 88-5-12, jog i 78598) ... IV HLI.89-4-26, 77 ...... XXV ... 28 Bu. 88-5-12, 514 (78603) ... IV Hu. 89-4-26, rIz ...... XIV ... 43 Ru. 88-5-12, 522 (78611) ...I TV Bu. 89-4-~26,115 ...... XXV ... 15 Bu. 88-5-12,532 (7862r) ... IV Hu. 89-4-26, 165 ...... XI ... 42 Ru. 88-5-12, 533 (78622) ... IV U11. 89-4-26,168 ...... XX ... 39-42 Bu. 88-5-12, 535 (78624) ... IV Bu. 89-4-26, 238 (92668) ... VI ... 1-3 Ru. 88-5-12, 549 (78638) ... TV Bu. 91-5-9, 153 ...... XXV ... 43 Bn. 88-5-12,554 (78643) ... IV Ru. 91-5-9, '59 ...... XXV ... 45 Bn. 88-5-12, 556 (78645) ... IV Bu. 91-5-9, 221 ...... XI11 ... 46, 4.7 BII. 88-j-12, 557 (78646) Uu. 91-5-9, 267 (80~54)...... VI ... 4 Bu. 88-5-12, 560 (78649) Bu. 9r-5-9, 269 (92608) ...... x71 ... 5 Xu. 88-5-12, 564 (78653) Bu. 91-5-9, 270 (80156)...... VT 6 Hu. 85-5-12, 568 (78657) ilu. 91-5-9,272 (80158)... . I ::I 7 Registration Nurnbcr . I I ... VT g1..5.9, 441 (80305)..... I . 22 ...VIII '11.5.9, 442 (80306) ...... VI ... '3 ... I1 915.9, 446 (80.3~0)...... 1'111 ... 35 ... VT 91.5.9, 447 (8031 I)... .. IrT ... 21, ... VI 91-5-9, 448 (8~3~2)...... 1 \:I11 ...1 I ... \/I 91.5.9, 452 (80315) ...... VIll ... 33 ... I1 91-5.9, 460 (80323)..... VIII ... 19 ... I1 yr-5-9, 467 (80330) ...... \I111 ... 21 ... TI 91-59, 468 (80331)...... VI ....1 .S ... I1 91-5-9, ,171 (80334) ...... VllI ... 36 ...i \/I11 91-5 9, 473 (80336) ...... VI ... 26 : VI Uu. 91-5-9, 475 (80338) ...... 1V ... 4.7 :::I VTTT . 91-59, 476 (92627) ...... VI ... 31 ... VI llu. gr-5-9, 483 (80345) ...... VI11 ... j6 ... TV 91-5.9, 486 (80348) .....VIII ... 23 ... VIII 91.5.9, 487 (8034,)) ..... VI11 ... 33 ... TT 91-5 .9, 490 (80352) ...... VIII ...I 2j ... I1 Bii . 91-5-9, 493 (80355) ...... 1'... 37 ... VIIl i3u . I)I..5-9, 494 (80356) ...... VIII ...I 21 ... VIII Uit . 91-5-9, 196 (80358) ...... 7'111 ... 36 91 5 y, 503 (92628) ...... YIII ...1 11 91.5.9, 509 (80370) ...... VTll ..! 70 91 .5.9, 511 (80372) ...... VI ...1 i2 <)I-5.9, 534 (Xo3cjj)...... VT ...i 32 91..5.9, 544 (80405)..... VIII ...1 34 ...I VIII Uu . qi.5.9, 545 (80406 VTIl ...1 39 VI Bu 91-5-9, 558 (Xolrg]::: \TI11 ... .'I . ::: 1 25 ... 1 I1 Bu . 9~-5.9, 565 (80426) ...... TTI ...I 33 ... VI Uu . yr.5-9, 569 (80430) ...... PTTT ...I 38 ... \'Ill Ru . 91-5-9, 579a (80440) ... \TI ...' 39 ... VIII 91-5.9, 585 (80448) ...... VT ....: 32 ... 11 91.5-9, 586 (80449)...... ' VI ... 33 ... I1 c)'-5-9, 587 (80450) ...... VT ... 34 ... VlII 91.5.9, 588 (80451)...... 1 ... I ... I1 UII. 9'-5.9, 589 (80454. ....I ... I ... 11 91-5-9, 590 (804.53)...... I ... I ... VTII 91-5-9, $96 (804~~)...... VTTI ... 11 ... VI 91-5-9, 604 (80467) ...... \TI ... 34 91-59> 605 (8'468) ...... VTTT ... 39 ' ::: I1 91-5-9, 6, T (80.473)...... VIII ... I ...I TT 91-5 9, 650 (80512) ...... VTIT ... 19 ... I1 y~-.;.g, 654 (805~6)...... VIII ... 25 .../ VTII Bu . 91-5 .9, 684 (80546) ...... VTTI ...1 30 ... VI Ru . gr-5-gi6Xj (80547)...... 1V ... VT Bu . 91..5-g, 686 (80548) ...... VTTT ...'" 3722 ... VIII Uu . 91.5.9, 687 (80519) ...... \:I11 ... lo ... Vlll 91 .5.9, 688 (80550) ...... VI ..., 35 . IT 91-5- 9, 690 (80552) ...... VI ...I 35 ... DII. 9'-5.9, 691 (80553)...... 1V zz Bu . 91 .5-9, 701 (8~563)...... I 35 ... Uil . 91-5.9. 704 (80567) ...... ii ... v1 Bu . 91.5.9, 705 (92630) ...... I $ ... I1 Urt . 91-5.9, 707 (80569) ...... VI ... .37 ... 11 BU. 91-5.9, 709 (80~71)...... VT ... i 37 ... I1 Uu. 97-5-9, 7~2(92631) ...... 1V 25 ... I VIII Ell . 9159, 720 (83591) ...... :::I 38 Llu . gr-5-9, 733 (80595)...... \TI ... 38 Bu . 91 57, 734 (80596) ...... VI ... 39 9,-5-9, I6(Ro~~X)...... I1 .. 3, ...I VI 91-5.9, 747 (8060~)...... VITI ... z ...I VTTT 'jt-5-9, 753 (806, 5) ...... VIII ... 21 91-59, 755 (80617) ...... TJITT ... jS 9,-5-9, 764 (806~6)...... VIII ... 8 lo 91-5-9, 766 (80628) ...... VIII ... 37 ~L-~-cI,768 (80630) ...... VIII ... 8 91-5-9, 771 (80633) ...I . 1 8 91.59, 773 (80635) ...... VIII ... IS 111 ... 9'-5-9, 784 (80646) ... 1 u . 91-5-9, 786 (80648) ...... VIIl ... 40 u . 91-5-9, 790 (80652) ...... { I.,173 0 2 I -~ ~~ , .-~- .- . . BU. 91.5.9, 797 (80659)...... 40 ... VIIT ... 48 RU. 91.5.9, 813 (80675) ... . I . 14 . 11. 4y Bu . 91.5.9, 818 (80680) ...... ITV ... 9 ... VI ... 3' 011. 91-5 9, 824 (80686) ...... VIII ... 40 ... V1 ... 47 Eli . 91.5.9, 831 (80693) ...... VTII ... 41 ... VTTT ... 49 Bu . 91.5.9, 838 (80700) ...... IV ... h ... VIII ... 31 BU. 91.5.9. 84~(80703) ...... 1'111 ... 41 ... VIIl ... 39 Eu . yr.5.9, 846 (80708) ... .. VT ... 3 ... VI ... 48 Uu. 91.5.9, 85' (80713) ...... VIII .. 36 . 1 . 44 R11 . 91.5.9, 858 (80720) ...... 1 . 3' ... VI ... 49 UU. 91 5..9, 859 (80721) ...... VllI ... 32 Bu . 91.5.9, 863 (8072j)...... VIII ... 34 Uu . 01.5.9, 867 (80729) ... . 1 . 50 BU. 91.5.9, 877 (80539) ...... 41 ... VI ... 4') Hu . '11.5.g. 938 (92633 ...... VTTl ... 43 BU. 91.5.9, 976 (808371::: ...... VI ... 4') Xu . 91.5.9, 1016 (80877) ... . T . qX Bu . 91.5.9, lozo (80880) ... IV .. 27 ... VI ... 4 O iju. 91~j.9, 1024 (80884) ... I VI ...1 48 ... VTTT ... 47 Bu . gr.j.9, 1031 (8~891) 1 VIII ... 8 ... I ... 2. 3 Hu . 91.5.9, 1051 (Xoqrz) ::I ... q2 ... T ... 4. 5 Bu . 91.5.9, r 057 (80918) ...I VI ... 41 ... 1 ... 6. 7 Hu . 91.5.g~ 1058 (809 19) VIII 1 37, 50 I ... 8. g ...... Bu . 9r.j.9, 1081 (92634) ...VI ...i 4' ... 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VIIT ... 45 Eu. 91.5.9, 2191 (9264') ... VI ... 43 Bu . 91.5.9, zryz (92642) . I ... 18 UU. 91 5.9, 2193 (92643) ... VITT ... 42 Ru . 91.j.9, 2194 (82058) I1 ... 49 Bu. 91.5.9, 3 19s (82059) :::I VTIT ... 4.2 BU. 91.5.9, 2196 (92644) ... VIII ... I 35 611. yr.5.9, 2337 (82227) ... I\/ ... 20 UU. 91.5.9, 2341 (82232) ... IV ... rz Bu. gr.5.9, 2369 82269) ... VI ... 44 J3u . gr.j.9, 2378 lSz2So) ... VIII ... 38 Bu . 91.5.9, 2421 (92645) ... VT ... 44 Ru . 91.5.9, 2425 (82370) ... VI ... I 44 Bu . 91.5.9, 2439~(92649) ... VTTT ... 47 liu. 91.5.9. z444n (92667) ... VIII ... 24 Bu . 91.5.9, 2455 (92655) ... VJII ...I 42 Bu . 91.5.9, 2458 (82408) ... VIII ... 6 ... 1 ... 50 Bu. 91.5.9, 2460 (82410) ... VIII ... 12 ... VII ... 3 Hu . gr.5.9, 2462 (8~414) ... VI ... 7 ... VSS ... 3 Bu. 91.5.9, 2463 (92656 ... IT ... 50 ...VII ... 4 Iiu . ')1.5.g, 2464 (82416 1 ... VI ... 45 Bu. 91.5.9, 2465 (8~4~8) . 1 .. 43 Uu. 91 .5..9, 2467 (82422) ... VIII ... 48 Ru . 91.5.9, 2470 92658) ... VI ... 42 Bu. 91.5.9, 2473 i 82428) ... IV ... 26 Bu. q1.5.9, 2474 (82430) ... VI ... 47 Bu . 91-5-91 2477a (82435) ... VI ... 46 Kcgistration Number . ...... rzzr8 ...... X ... 45 I2230 (94..10.19, 1) ...... X ... 50 12231 ...... 1zz.z.F ...... I11 ... '7 I2239 ...... ,. ... TIT ... '7 1224j ...... 77 12246 ...... 111 '7 12247 ... , . . , , , . IT1 18 ... :::I rzz48 ...... I11 ... I8 72389 (95.12.14, I) ...... TTI ... 18 12910 (1]6.3.28, I) ...... I11 ... IS rzg11 (96.3.28, 2) ...... I11 ... 18 rzr,, z ...... 111 ... '9 12913 ...... I11 ... '9 12yt5 ...... 1: I ... 16 12917 ...... I11 ... 19 ,2921 ...... 111 ... '9 12922 ... , . . .,. ... i 111 ... rg 1zg25 ...... I VII ... X ... 30, 31 12926 ...... VII ...iIX ... 47 lzyz7 ...... / I ... 47 12929 ...... i VII ...I I ... 48 12930 ...... ! VTT ... i I ... 40 12932 ...... ( VII ...1 X ... 38, ;g 12934 ...... I VT1 ... X ... 36, 37 12938 ... .,...... I VII ... VII ... 24 12939 ...... ' VII ... VII ... 24 r2940 ...... I VII . 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VII ... 16 13930 ...... XV ... \'TT ... 44. 45 13944 ...... ,. ... VTT ...I VII ... 45 1. 1963 ...... XV ... VTT ... 45 14308 ...... X ... VII ... 46 '43'3 ...... X .. VTT ... 46 14315 ...... X ... VII ... 47 14316 ...... X ... VII ... 47. 48 I4378 ...... TX ... VII ... 48 14333 ...... X ... V ... 41 14:;:<:t ...... X . YII . 1 48 '4335 ... . . , ...... X ... I ... 8.9 4.1 ...... X ... I ...110. IT '4 Regishation Nnmber. I Rrt / E/atcs I icgittmlio~~Numbei .- 1804~(y4--10.~6, 4) ... 18042 (94.10.16, 5) ... 180.16 (y4-ra.r6, 9) ... 18047 (94..10.16, 10) ... 18048 (gq.10.16, 11) ... 18049 (yq.ra.16, 1 Z{ 18050 (94.10.16, 73 18051 (94.10.16, 14) 18052 (94.~0.76, 15) ... 18053 (94.10.16, 16) ... 1Xoj4 (y4.ro.r6, 17) ... 18055 (94.10.16, 18) ... 18056 (yq.ro.16, ry) ... 18057 (94.10.16, 20) ... 18062 (94.10.76, 25) ...... X 46 18063 (94.10.16, 26) ... . 1 ::: 18079 (94.~o.~h, 42) ...... VII ... 4g. $0 18080 (94- 10.16, 43) ...... X ... 43 r8006 (94.~0.16, 59) ... . IX ... 28 18343 ...... 18344 ...... VII ... 50 18346 ...... *TX .... I zo 18358 ...... 18367 ... ., . 18370 ... .., 18371 , .. ... 18373 ...... 18376 ...... 18379 .., . , . 18382 ...... 18383 ...... 18384 ...... 18387 ...... VTT ... ~8389 ...... 18390 ...... 18391 ...... , ... VII ... 18394 ...... VTT ... 18395 ...... 18397 ...... 18403 ...... VII ... 18407 ...... VTI ... 1840~ ...... VII ... 18qro ...... V1I ... 18414 ...... VII ... 18415 ...... 18416 ... ,., 184.19 ...... 18422 ...... 18424 ...... r8dzg ...... 18426 ...... ~8427 ...... 18428 ...... r8430 ...... 18434 .., ... 18436 ...... V11 ... 18437 .., ... 18550 ...... 18933 ...... 78957 ...... 18958 ...... rSyha ...... 18964 ...... ~9024 ...... 19027 ... ., . ... V11 ... 4 19030 (yj.~o.~z, 8) ...... VTI ... 3 19031 ...... VII ... 4 19036 ...... JX ... .Z 19038 ...... S ... 2 19042 (95-10 12, 20) ...... X ... 2 1yogo ...... X ... z '5 Registration Kumbcr. I'a~t. I I'iater I Regis(rutiui~Number. ?arl ... XI1 ... XXII ... XXII ... XXII ... XI1 ... XTX ... XVII ... XI1 ... XI1 ... XVI ... XI ... XVT ... IL ... XVII ... X ... XXTT ... X ... XX11 ... XXII ... XXII ... XXII ... XI ... SXIT ... XTI ... XXII ... XI ... XXTT ... X\'T ... XXII ... XXTT ... XXII ... XXTT ... XXII ... XXII ... XXII ... XXll ~ XIV ...I XXII ::: XI1 ... XXII ... XIV ...! XV ... XXII I XV ... XXII "'1 XV ... XXTT "'I XV ... XT'II :::I XV ... XTV ...I XXI ... XVI ...I XXI ...I XXl ...I XXI XXI ... XTJ XXll ... XI XXII ... XTT ...I XXIT ... XXII ... XI1 ... XXII ...I XXll ... XXII ...' XXTT ... XXII ...I XI1 ... XXTT .. 1 XTT ... XXII ... XI1 ... XXTT . XIT ... XXII ... XI1 ... XXII ... XTT ... XXll ... XI1 ... XXII ... XTT ... .XXII 1 XI1 ... XXII XXIT ... XXlI ... XI1 ... XXIT ...I XTT ... XXII ... XI1 ... XXII ... XTI ... XXll ... XI11 ... XXTI ... XVT ... XXII ... XXII ... XXII ... XI1 ... XXII ... XVI ... XXll ... XXII . . XI1 ... XT'l ,~~~~ Registration Number. Part. Plates. Registration Number. Part. Plates. 38852, see 38493. 49934 .. ... XXII... 29 38885 ...... XII 31 50204 .. XXII.. 2 38998 ...... XXII ... 25 50294 ... XXII ... I3 40487 ...... XI II 50524 ... X XII .. I3, I4 40525 ...... XXII ... 4I 50644 ... XXII ... 49 40527 ...... XXII ... 39 50959 ... XXII ... 42 40782 ...... XVIII ... 27 51070 ... XIV ... 49 40801 ...... XI 12 51082 ... XXII ... 47 41216 ...... XI II 51200 ... XXII... I4 41499 ...... XII 23 52150 ... XXII ... 38 41512 ...... XI 5 52291 ... XXII... 45 41595 ..... XXII i6, 17 52456 ... XVI . 40 41612 ...... XXII ... 37 53133 .. XXII... 25 42339 ...... XIV ... 47 54006 . .. XXII ... 20 42350 .... XVII .. 14 54160 .. XXII ... 20 42448 . ... XXII ... 17 54165 .... X XII 27 45396 ...... XI Io 55470 ..... XV 31 45397 ... XI I3 55473 ..... XVI ... 24-26 45410 ...... XI II ..... XVI ... 11 55479 + 55548 XVII 42-49 45539 ...... XVI I2-I6 55547 . 50 ... XVI .. 45744 ... . 50 55548, see 55479...... XVI II 46111 ...... XI II 55608 ...... XXII... 42-49 46226 ...... XIV .. 50 55859 5 46284 .. ... XI '9 55900 ...... xxIIXXII.. ... '9 46287 ...... XI 13 5595 I ...... XXII XXII 24 46288 ...... XVII 3 56005 ... 12 46290 ...... XI 12 56007 ...... XXII. .. 30 .. XXII... 46291+ 46358 ...... XVII .. 12, 13 ... 23,24 . XXII . 46296 +46374+ 46408 .. ... XVI . 12-16 56012 ... i8 46301 ...... XVII .. 25, 26 56021 ...... XXII . II 46302 ...... XI 12 56022 ...... XXII ... I1 .. XXII . 46305 .. ... XI II 56028 ... 5, 6 I ... XXII . I 46311 ...... XI 3 56029 ... XXII. .. 5 ... XI I0 ... 46354 ... 56033 . ... XXII .. 36 ... 6 46358, see 4629I. 56036 .. .XXII .. 46374, see 46296. 56277 ...... XXII .. II ... 6 46382 ..... XI 8 59092 ... XXII ... 46407 ... XI 5 59610 ...... XXII ... 22 46408, see 46296. 60075 + 84923 ... IO .. XXII. 1 ... 28 46441 ...... XXII 60078 . .. .XXII .. 3 46483 ... XI 5 6oo8o ...... XXII .. 40 46488 ...... XI 5 60083 . .. XXII .. 32, 33 46496 ...... XI II 60102 . .. .XXII .. I4 46506 ...... XI 12 60354 ...... XXII ..38, 39 46705 .. ... XXII ... 26 60502 . ... 27 ... XXII .. 46729 ... XXII ... 7 60582 . ... I9 46730 ..... XXII . 31I32 60627 . ... xxII 7 46731 ..... XXII ... 24 60644 . ... . XXII.. 28 46747 .. ... XXII ... 33 60672 . ... 38 .. . xxII.X.. II . 46924 ...... XXII ... 7 60686 ...... XXII... 9 XXII ...... 47363 ...... 7 60732 ... XXII 43 47397 ... .. XXII . 12 60766 ... I3 .XVII. 47406 ... .. XXIV .. 50 6o886 . ... 46 47410 ...... XXII 22 6Io6 ...... XXII 39 .XXII 47413 ... . XXII . 35 61355 ... 43 ... XIII 47449 ...... XIII 43 61429 (82-9-18, I403) I3 .XXII 1 47570 *.. . XXII 22 61584 3 XXII 47584 ... .. XXII 20 61718 ... 29 .XXII 47627 ... .. XXII . I4,15 6171 9 ... 31 ... XXII 47736 .. ... XVI . I8 61858 . 35 ... XXII 47760 ...... XII 14, '5 62417 ... 33 ... XXII... 47779 ... XII 21 6257I ... 6 .XXII .. ... XVII ... 47, 48 63028 ... 7 47852 ... xxII ...... XII 27 63142 ... 25 47935 XII .. 48128 ...... XIV ... 12 ...... 63229 ... XXII... 41, 42 ...... XXII 19 64184+84966 4911 XXII '3 49180 ... XXII 28, 29 64380 ...... XXIIxxII 40,. 41 49181 ...... XXII 2 64385 ...... xxII 40. 49417 ... . . XXII 38 6478 ... .. XXII.. 9 4966 ...... XXII .. 35 64812 ...... XXII .. 12 49909 .. . . XXII .. 8 64830 . ... XXII ... 29 &,,j,&,j, ,,,, ~";,,;,;;;;;,;;;;";GG;;;.,~;pp$;pj;&s;& ;I; ;c;Z'G&&&&-; j,;j j, ,,,,,,,,,,,&&.F;&++ M c w i OP ou+ia muuuuu~~nn~u.~,++~ muup~uwo++i.w mnuw mmmmmmiao mwwww~mwww N N N N N 0100- am30 UVV O~PCoc -c mnnj, NCPW -a mio-~..., rr.~wc-r~,~~+-~m.w mum++++.% oramovx.=>%ww mm,~W-P-+ o o o-wm MOIP OP m~ I- ~lou~m~N~uutDU, o mUl nn. om il.ri cmLny.N- o - wr, mmu* ~awuriutpc N mmu i o.c mu --A Wdtc -? ,,,++ 4 0,. G;.GF .....~...... ~.....mammm...... % 2 2 gg 9. ymmmm:::: ...... mmmep...... :::::::::::::::::: m m m m . mmrrw N - 21 I! W %fP 5' C" L? I . . Pi- 2. -I: - - ..... LI:::::::: ...... L? d >>*m::::: ...... a,...... z M P -mu ,uc 15 0 -- r -...... n...... m...... F ...... 1 - ! Registlation Sumher. Regislralinn Number . ! Part . - .~p - p- .- 78638 (Iiu . 88.5.1?, 549) 80182 (Uu . 9 4.5.9, 3or) ... 7864.. (Bu . 88.5.12. 554) 80194 (Bu . 91 5.9, 314) ... 78645 (Uu. SB.j.rz, 556) 80195 (Uu. gr.j.9, 315) ... 78646 (Ru . 88.5.12, 557) 80196 (RII. 91.5.9, 316),.. ... Vlll 78649 (Bu . 88.5.12, 560) 80198 (Bu. 91.5.9, 320) ...... I VITI 78653 (Uu. 88.5.~', 564) Xoza? (811. 97.5.9, 320) ...... VIII 78657 (Bu . 88-5 12, 568) 80203 (Eu. 91-5 9, 327) ...... TTTIJ 78669 (Bu. 88-5-t~~580) 80204 (UU. !)1.5.9, 3 28) ...... I1 78670 (Ru . 88.5.12, $81) 8azag (Ru . 91.5.9, 330) ... Vl 78674 (Bu . 88.5.12, 585) 80206 (Hu . 71.5.9, 333) ... . . I1 78675 (Ru. 88-5-1" 586) Xozoj (Ru . 91.5.9, 334)...... VIII 78676 (Uu. SX.$.rz, j87) Yozra (Un. 91.5.9, 337) ...... T~I 78680 (Bu . 88 5 12, 591) 80212 (Eu. 91 5 9, 341) ... . . VT 78682 (Ulr . 88.5.rz, 593) 80zzo (1.u . '1 1.5.9, 349) ... I VIII 78687 (Bu . 88.5.12, 598) 80224 (Bu. 91 .5.9, 354) ... ::: TT 78690 (Uu . 88.5.12, 601) 80226 (llu . 91.5.9, 356) ...... I1 7869, (Ru . 88.5 12, 602) 80227 (Eu, 915 9, ;jS) ... VIII 78692 (Uu. 88.5.12, 603) 80229 (Uu . 91.5.9, 360) ... :::I I1 78693 (Ru. 88 5 12, 604) Xozja (nu. 91-5 9, 361) ... 78696 (Uu. 88-5-1 2, 607) 80232 (U11 . 01.5.9, 364) ... 78697 (Bu. 88j 12, 608) 80233 (Eu. 91-5 .9, 365) ... 78698 (Uu. 88.5.rz, 609) 80234 (Uu . 96.5.9, 366) ...... I1 75705 (Eu. 88..j.12, 617) 80235 (Hu. 91 5 9, 368) ...... IT 78706 (Uu. 88.5.12, 618) 80236 (111. 04.5.9, 369) ...... VIII 78707 (Bu . 88 j- 12, 619) 80237 (1311 . 91 5 .9, 370) ...... VT 78709 (Uu. 88.5.12, 621) 80238 (Uu. 91.5.9, 371) ...... I VI 7871 r (Au. 88.5.12, 623) 80239 (Ru. 91-5 9, 372) ... . VTTT 78712 (Bu . 88.5.12, 624) 80241 (1311 . 91.5.9, 374) ... VIII 78714 (Uu. 88.5.12, 626) 80242 (Bu. 91.5.9, 375) ... :::I I1 78775 (Bu . 88~-j12, 627) 80246 (t>u. 91 5 9, 380) ... . VTTT 78723 (Uii. 88-5-1 9, 635) So247 (Ua . 91.5.9, 381)...... I1 78724 (Bu . 88.j.12, 636) 80249 (Bu . 91-5 9, 383) ... 78725 (Uu . 85.5.12 , 637) Sazgz (Llu . 4 r.5.9, 386) ... 7872(1 (Bu. 88.5.12, 638) So259 (Bu 91 5.9, 394) ... 78727 (Uu 88.5.12, 639) Xaz6r (Uu . 91.5.9, 396) ... \'I11 VI 78728 (Bu . 88.5 12, 640) 80262 (Bu. 91.5.9, 397) ... "'1 78729 (Uu . 88.5.12, 641) 80265 (Bu . - .. ~ -- i I 84986 ...... 24 91151 ...... XI1 ...! 16, 17 849x7, see 84973. I 92503 (Xu. 88-5.12, 6) ...... 1 1V ... 3 84991 ...... I . 30 92504 (Ru . 88-5 . 12, 7) ...... I IV ...: 4 84992 ...... I YXII ... 26 92506 (Bu . 88-5-rz, 12) ...... V111 ...I 3 84995 ...... I Y~ll... 40 92511 (UII. 88-5-12, 43) ...... TI ... 3 85005 ...... 1 kV ... 22 92516 (Hu. 88 5-12, qy) ....1 VIII ... 7 851514 ...... IX ... 9-14 92518 (Bu . 88-5-rz, 51) ...... i 1V ... 8 852~0 ...... :::I 1X . 5,6 92522 (nu . 88-p.12, 60) ...... IT 4 85500 ...... I XXII ... 33, 34 92523 (Eu. 88-5-12. 135) ... VIII 9 85977 ...... 1 IX ... I 92528 (ULI. 88.5.12, 155) ! IT 5 85978 ...... ! TX ... I 92530 (BII. 88-5.12, 158) :::I VIII 10' 8j979 ...... I IX ... 2 92531 (Ru . 88-5 .IZ, 159) ... VTII 1, 8 5980 ...... IS ... 2 92533 (Bu . 88-5.12, 175) ... I1 7 86900 ...... X ... I 92536 (Ru . 88.5-12, 1x5) ... VIII '3 86yr7 ...... X ... 2 92537 (Bu. 88-5.12, 186) ... 11 8 86918 ...... IX ... 7, 8 92538 (Ru. 88..5-rz, 194) ... VIII 35 87220 ...... X ... 4~7 92545 (Bu . 88-5-12, 214) ... Vlll 16. 87521 ...... '"I XV ... 5, 6 92546 (Uu. 88-5p12, zr6) ... TV 74 87535 ...... 1:: xv ... I, 2 92549 (BU. 88-5-rz, 227) ...' ~111... 18. 88384 ...... X ... 30 92552 (Th . 88G..12, 244) ... VIII ...: 20 89126 ...... 1 XXI ... 6 ~~555(Bu . 88-5-12, 269) ... 1V I7 89131 ...... XXI ... 1) 92556 (Uu . 88-5.12, 274) ...! IV :::I r8 89137 ...... XXI ... I yz55y (Bu . 88.5-12, 285) ... IV ... . 90000 ...... XXT ... 7 92561 (nu. 88 .5-12, 291) 90001 ...... XXI ... 5 92566 (Bu . 88-5-12, 332) ... 11 goo04 ...... :::I XXT ... z 92574 (UII. 88.5-12, 676) ...I I1 ... 16 goooj ...... ) XXI ...I 10 92575 (Bu. 88-5-12, 645) ...! lV ... 38. goo06 ...... I XXI ... 3 92576 (Uu . 88-~-1z, 673) ...1 VITI ... 23 qooog ...... XXI ... z 92577 (Ru . 88-5-32, 677) ... IIV ... 44 90015 ...... XXI ... 3 92579 (Bu . 88-5-12, 685) ...I V111 ... 15 goo32 ...... ( XXI ... .3 3 92580 (UII. 88-5.12, 693) ... 1V ... 46 900.14 ...... XXI .... 24 92582 (Bu . 88.5.12, 705) ... IV '1 6 900j6 ...... I XXI ... 92583 (Uli . 88-5-'2, 711) ... 1 1V 1:: 47 yor66 ...... XXI ... 21 92584 (Bu . 88-5.12, 713) ... IV ... 48 90173 ...... XXI . zr 92585 (Uo. 88.g-r*, 719) ... VIII ... 16 gozar ...... XXI ... 20 92586 (Bu. 88-5 .12, 72 r) ... IV I 49 90267 ...... XXT ... rz 92588 (Uu . 8%-rz, 725) ... TV ..., 49 90268 ...... 1 XXI ... 12 92593 (Bu. 88-5-12, 769) ...I 11 ....17 90278 ...... XXI ... 11 92608 (Uu . 91-5-9, 269) ...... VT ...,' 5 90288 ...... XXI ... 37 9261 I (Ru . 91-5-9, 285) ...... VI ...! 11-14 90289 ...... XXI ... 36 92614(U11. gr-5-9, 317) ...... VI .... '9 yozqo ...... Xi1 . 34 9 I . -5- 3.. .)1" ... 50 90296 ...... XXT ... 9 92616 (Uu . 91-5-9, 331) ...... IT ... 2 5 go8ar ...... XXI ... 4 92677 (R11 . 91-5-9, 332) ...... I 11 ... 26 90802 ...... XXT ... 4. 92618 (Uu . 91-5-9, 338) ... IT .. 25 go811 ...... XXI ... 25, 26 92610 (Ru . 91-5-0, 351) ... :::I VIII ... 29 90826 ...... XXI ... 26 92621 (Bu . 91-5.9, 362) ...... Vlll ... 5 90831 ...... 1 XXT . 399622(I . I 5- 36... 1 11 ... 34 go8z)z ...... XXI ... 40-42 92623 (Ru . 91-5-9, 377) ...... I1 ... 36 90844 ...... XXI ... 28 92624 (Bu . yr-5-9, 387) ...... I1 .... 39 90846 ...... XXI ... 5 92627 (Ru . gr-5-9, 476) ...... VT ..., 31 90849 ...... XXI ...I 38 tjzhz8 (~u. Vr-.?g, 503) ...... VIII .... rr 90897 ...... XXI . o , TI 92630 (Ru . 91.5-9, 705) ...... VT ... 36 gogzz ...... X .. 3 tj263r (BII. gr-5 9, 7~2)...... IV ... 25 F939 ...... XXI ... 43, 44 92633 (Hu. 91-5-9, 938) ....i VI ... 40 91007 ...... XXI ... 31 92634 (U11 . 91-5-9, ro81) ... V1 .. 41 groro ...... XIV ... 73 92636 (Ru . 91-5-9, 217zi~) ... VIII ... 4/1. grorr ...... XVIl ... 12, 13 92637 (UU. OF-5-9, 2173) . I ... qj grarz ...... XTV ... r3 926.38 (Ru . 91.5-9, 217qa) ... TI ...1 42 91013 (12155) ...... 111 ... I 92639 (Hu . 91-51), ~l760.) ... 11 ..., 44 91014 (12156) ...... TTT ... r 92640 (Ru . 91.5-9, 2177(r) ... VT ... 42 91018 ...... XXI ... I gz64r (Bo. cjr-5.9, 2191) ... VI ... 43. 91023 ...... XXT ...... VIII ... 18 groi.6 ...... XXI ... . '11 . 42 9~081 ...... XXT . 3 , 4 92644. (Ru . 91.5-9, 2196) .. VTTI ... 3j 91082 ...... XXI .. 17 92045 (Ell . 91-5-9, 2421) ... VI ... 44 91083 ...... XXI ... 47-50 92649 (Uu. 91-5-9, 2439") ... VTTT ... 47 91084 ...... XXI ... I 9~6~5(Ru . 91-5-9, 2455) ... \'I11 ... 12 9~44 ...... XXI ...31, 32 92656 (Uu . 91-5.9, 2463) ... 11 ... 50 91146 ...... XXT ... r 92658 (Ru . 91.5-9, 2470) .. 11 . .( li 91150 ...... , XXI . I 92659 (Bu . 91-5.9, 2485) ... V1 ... 31 ! ICegistration Number . I at. . I Registration Nurnbm . m L'nrt . Plates . . I 92660 (Bu. 91-5-9. ~4~8) ... VI 48 93043 ...... XI1 ... 16 92661 (Bu . 91.5.') . 2502) ... VI ..."' 49 93044 ...... XI1 ... '7 92662 (Eu. 91.5.9, 2503) ... VIII ... 32 93045 ...... iXTT ... 17 92663 (Uu . 91.5.9, 2518) ... VI ... 49 93057 ...... XI11 ... 20 92664 (Ru . gr.j.9, zjrg) ... VI ... 48 93056 ...... XI1 ... 23 92667 (Bu. 91.5.9, 2444~) ... VIII ... 24 93057 ...... ,. .... XI1 ... zr 92668 (Uu. 89.4.26, 238) ...VI ... I 93058 ...... XI1 ... ZI 92672 (RII. 9r.5.9, 324) ...... 11 ... 23 93059 ... ,., ...... XTT ... ZI 92673 (Bu . 91$..9, 399).,. ... VI ... 25 93060 ...... XI1 ... 21 92675 (Iiu. 91.5.9, 2512) ... VlII ... 50 93061 ,., .,...... XI1 ... 21 92678 iBu . 91.5.9, 32j) ...... I1 ... 38 9306% ...... XI1 ... ZI 92687 ...... XXll ... 48 93063 ...... , ... XI1 ...' 23 9269' ...... , 10, II 93064 ...... i XI1 ... 23 92692 ...... XI1 . 8, 9 93065 ...... ,. ... XI1 ... 30 92693 ...... XI1 ... 1-3 93066 ...... X11 ... 30 92702 (Bu. 91.5.9, 284) ... . 1 9, 93067 ...... , ... XI1 ... 31 92987 ...... IX ... 4, j 93068 ...... XI1 ... 3' 93014 (82.5.22, ~048) ...... XI11 ... 3 5-38 93069 ... .,...... XTT ... 31 9.3 015 ...... XI11 ...i I, 3 93070 ...... XI1 ... 32 93016 (82.9.18, 3737) ...... Xlll ... 14, 15 93071 .,. , . . . , . ... XI1 ... 32 C)3017 (88.4.19, 13) ...... XI11 ... 10, 11 93072 ...... XI1 ... 31 93030 ...... XI ... 9 93074 ...... XIV ... 12 93O3I ...... XI ... 26 93079 ...... x1V ... 11 93032 ...... XI ... 26 93080 ...... XIV ... 11 93033 ...... XI ... 27 93081 ...... XVII ... 33 93034 ...... XI ... 42 93082 ... ,,...... XVII ... 34-36 93035 ...... , .. XI1 ... 4, 5 93083 ...... XVII ... 34-36 93037 ...... XI1 ... 6, 7 93084 .. , ...... XIV ... 16 93038 ...... XI1 . 6, 17 93085 ...... XIV ... 49 93039 ... , .. .,. ... XI1 ... 17 93086 ...... XIV ... 49 93040 ...... XI1 ... zr 93089 ...... , ... XXII ... 4 93041 ...... XI1 ... 18 93828 ...... Xv ... 3,4 93042 ...... XTI ... 27 96945 ...... XXI ... 35 I EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE I. SERIES "AN: (rizd) A-nu-rm." K. 2507 + K. 2044 + K. 12832 1- D.T. 565, OBVERSE, COL. I' 7. iyith CoZ. I, 1'1 10 ff. mnjare the dwjlicate K. 049 4 (1. 1 .$ (Pi~rtXXJK plate 40). EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE a. SERIES "AN: (ilu) A-nu-urn." K. a607 + K. a044 + K, iassa + D.T. 855, OBVERSE, COLUMN It (CONTINUED). EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 8. SERIES "AN: (i/w) A-nu-urn." K. a507 + K. 2944 + K. 12832 + D.T. 366, OBVERSE, COLUMN II (CONTINUED). EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 4. SERIES "AN: (ih)A-nu-urn." K. 2507 + K. a044 + K. 128sa + D.T. 355, REVERSE. COLUMN Ill. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 5. SERIES "AN: (ilu) A-nu-urn." K. a607 + K. 2044 + K. la832 + D.T. 365, REVERSE, COLUMN Ill (CONTINUED). COLUMN Ill (CONT.) EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 8. SERIES "AN: (ilu) A-n2d-urn." K. 2607 + K. 2944 + K. 12832 + D.T. 355. REVERSE. COLUMN IV. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS, ETC. 7. The fed is a dujiicate of K /t.TS'Sn, rtc., Rm., Col. V, IZ. 38-39. 2. Cj Part XXIV, pL 1, 11. 6, 9, 13J, 17, $21 and B3. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 8. K. K + 81 - 7 - a7. 54, OBVERSE. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 9. K. 4839, OBVERSE, COLUMN I. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 10. K. 4359, OBVERSE, COLUMN I (CONTINUED). COLUMN 11'. I I I I 0 8 I 1. WWI K. $839, Obr'., ColZ. 14 ZZ. .5-I0 rof~yiareBu. 89-4.-$0, ,116, Ohv., ZZ, 6--9(Piate 15). EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 11. K. 4889, OBVERSE, COLUMN !I (COYTINUED).~ 1. With R 4539, Oh.,Col. (I; 11. 12-28 congare the dujlicnte Bu. 89-4-36, 115, XEZ,.,/I. I--I8 (P1ote 16). 2. WYirten over an emcure, EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE la. K. 4339, REVERSE, COLUMN 111. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 13. K. 4339, REVERSE, COLUMN Ill (coNrlNuEo). COLUMN IV. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 14. K. 4389, REVERSE, COLUMN IV (CON.TINUED). EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 15. BU. 80-4-a6, 116. [ Wzth Oh.,Col. I/, 11. 6-9 and Rev., Co1. III, 11. 1-8, compare K. 4889, Obv., Col. 11, li. 5-98, PI. IOf] EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS K. aL00. OBVERSE, COLUMN I. 7. lVn?ten over an erasure. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 17. K. 2100, OBVERSE, COLUMN I (CONT~NUED). COLUMN II. COL. II (CONTINUED). EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 18. K. aioo, OBVERSE, COL. II CONTINUE^). REVERSE, COL. I. REVERSE, COL. I (co~~~~ueo). REVERSE, COLUMN II mEr* V+dtm~<~vm<*w [The rest of the colzlmn ir incc~ibedwith the Colo~3hon.l EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 19. K. 215 + K. 2105'. Sm. 1447, OBVERSE. REVERSE. OBVERSE. I I .I...... I ;: :.: 8 .,. . .. -.:..: I .%...:.:.,. . I ..~.. I :...-: I ..I. \... I .I (~...... I :: .: I .a ~...... , ,... I :.. :. I I, For a d~@Zicateof 1C 215 + K. #10c6,Olin., 11. 8f,see Rm.433,Oh., 11. 1 ff.(jl. 21) ; ?with zz. 16S, 4, s. lkb7, OJD., zz. ?,fl EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 20. REVERSE. 1. WIU K. 215 f K. 2105, Xev., ZZ. 3 6 $; K. 434.9, Obu., Col. ZK, 11.116 j? ((P XXI? $1. 892) ; for a dw$b~uieOf Rev., 11. lab, fl see hZ,32, Rev., /Z. 18(pl. 21), sad with r'l. 18b,fl cj: D.T 115, Rev., /Z. 68 2. For the Obuerse of D.T. 115, seep1. 28. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. Rm. 11, 32. [For d2,plicates of the text, seeplates 29 and $0.1 EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 22. K. 266, OBVERSE. [ROYa dripZicute, see K. 6087,$1. S3.1 EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE as. K. 6037.' K, aee, REVERSE.^ EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. K. 8219. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE a~i. K. 4848, EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 26. K. 4144. REVERSE. OBVERSE. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 27. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. K. 7859, OBVERSE. Bu. 89426, 77. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 2s. K. a103 + K. 7686. OBVERSE. OBV. (CONT.) K. 2103 + K. 7686, REVERSE. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 80. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 81. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 32. 1. Erasure by the scriZe. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GOCS. PLATE 8s. K. 15686. K. 4208, OBVERSE, 60L. I. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. Urn. 610. [Fur a dupZicate of the text, see If$0, pl. 86 ; cfi aho K. $108, pZ. 97.1 EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. K. 29. [For a duplicate of the te~t,see R111. 610, $2. 86 ; Cf: also Ir. $108, pl. 87.1 EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 87. K. 2108, REVERSE. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 38. REVERSE (CONTINUED). Sm. 116. K. 11107. K. 11928. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 30. K. 7843. K. 2008, OBVERSE. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS, PLATE 40. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 41. K. ao4, REVERSE. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 42. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF 6005. PLATE 43. Bu. 01-6-9, 163. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 44. EXPLANATORY LISTS OF GODS. PLATE 45. Bu. 01-5-9,160. 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