UNIVEIISITY OF PENNSYLVI\SIA THI;; UNIVEIiSITY IZJIUSEUM PUBLICATIONS OF ''HE '.P,:\RYLONIAN SIK'I'ION
VOI,. XI No. 2
LISTS OF PERSONAT, NAMES FROM THE TEMPLE SCHOOL OF NIPPUR
LISTS 01.' AL(I BY EDWI~RDCflIkRA PHILADEL.PHIA PUBLISI-IED BY THE UNIVERSITY MUSEUM 1916 CONTENTS PAGE BIBLIOGRAPHY AND ABBREVIATIONS ...... 95 PREFACE ...... 99 INTRODUCTION ...... IOI CONTENTSOF THE VOLUME...... 101 SIMILARDOCUMENTS ...... 162 SPECIALDOCUMENTS ...... 105 LANGUAGE...... 106 ORDEROF TIIE NAMES...... 107 THENAMES OF THE GODS...... 108 THEAMORITIC LIST ...... I I I TRANSLITERATIONS AND TRANSLATIONS ...... 118 AMORITICNAMES ...... 118 AKKADIANNAMES ...... 125 GLOSSARY OF AMORlTlC NAME ELEMENTS.... 148 GLOSSARY OF AKKADIAN NAME ELEMENTS ... 154 DESCRIPTION OF THE DOCUMENTS ...... 167 LIST OF DUPL-ICATES NOT PUBLISHED ...... 173 NUMBERS OF THE CATALOGUE OF THE BABY- LONIAN SECTION ...... 175 AUTOGRAPH PLATES ...... SSXVIII-LXVI 11 PHOTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCTIONS ...... LXIX-LXX (93) BIBLIOGRAPHY AND ABBREVINI-IONS ABRU M. Scli(~rs:Altbubyloniscbe Rechjs~~rk~tnd~i~(Vor(ierasiatisc11e Uibliothck, 5), L.eipzig, 1913. ADD C. H. W. Johns: Assyrian Deeds and Llo~uments(3 vols.). AJSL American journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures. BA Beifrage cur Assyrioiogie. BAD G. A. Barton: Sumerian Business and Administrative Llocu- merits Jrom the Earliest Times to ibe Dynasty of Agade (UMBS, Vol. IX, No. I), Philadelphia, 1915. A. Ungnad: Babylonische Briefe aus der Zeit der Hammurapi- Dynasfie (Vorderasiatische Bibliothek), Leipzig, 1914. C. Bezold: Catalogue of fhe Cuneiform Tablets in the Kouyun- jik Collection in the British Museunz (5 vols.). Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania, Series A. A. Ungnad: Babylonian Letters of the Hamn~urapi Period (UMBS, Vol. VII), Philadelphia, 1915. British Museum. R. E. Briinnow: A Classijied List of Cuneiform Ideographs, Leyden, 1887. C. E. Keyser: Cuneiform Bullaof the Third Millennium B. C. (Bab. Records in the Library of J. P. Morgan, Pt. Ill), New York, 1914. CBS Catalogue of the Babylonian Section. All tablets here quoted belong to the First Dynasty of Babylon and will be published by me in a volume of the present Series. CPN A. T. Clay: Personal Names of the Cassite Period (Yale Or. Series, Vol. I), New Haven, 1912. Cuneiform Textsfrom Babylonian Tablets in the British Museum. Allotte de la Fuie: Documentr Prisargoniques, 1908-12. DSGl F. Delitzsch: Sunterisches Glossar, Leipzig, 1914. DSGr F. Delitzsch: Sumerische Grammatik, Leipzig, 1914. DTA A. T. Clay: Documents from the Temple Arcbives of Nippur (UMBS, Vol. If, Nos. I and 2), Philadelphia, 1913 A. Poebel: Grammatical Texts (UMBS, Vol. VI, NO. I), Philadelphia, 1914. (9:) 96 UNIVERSITY IMLSEUAI-BABYLONIAN SECTION GTD H. de G6nouillac: Tablettes de Drlhem, Paris, 191 I. J A journal Asialiqz~e. JAOS Journal of the American Oriental Society. Jastrow, Rel. Morris Jastrow, Jr.: Die Religion Babylonier~sznzd Assyriens (2 VO~S.),Leipzig, 1905-12. J RAS Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society. H AV Hilprecht Anniversary Volume, 1909. I-IGT A. Poebel: Historical and Gramnzatical Texts (UMB>, Vol. V), Philadelphia, 1914. G. A. Barton: Haverford Library Collection of Cuneijorm Tablets, or Documents from the Temple Archives of Telloh (3 parts), Philadelphia, 1905-14. E. Huber: Die Personennamen in den Keilschrifturkunden aus der Zeit der Konige von Ur und Nisin (Assyr. Biblio- thek, Vol. XXI), Leipzig, 1907. A. Poebel: Historical Texts (UMBS, Vol. IV, No. I), Phila- delphia, 1914. lnventaire des Tablettcs de Tello Conservles au Musle Implrial Ottoman (Mission Franqaise de Chaldee). Divided: F. Thureau-Dangin: Textes de l'gpoque d'Agadl, Paris, 1910. I-I. de Gknouillac: Texles de 1'E'poque d'Agadi et de l'gpoque d'Ur, Paris, 191I. In 111 H. de Gknouillac: Textes de Z'gpoqzce d'Ur, Paris, 1912. In IV L. Delaporte: Textes de Z'L?poque d'Ur, Paris, 1912. LAD E. Chiera: Legal and Adnzinistratiae Documents from Nippur, chiejly from the Dynasties of Isin and Larsa (UMBS, Vol. VIII, No. I), Philadelphia, 1914. LBD A. Poebel: Babylonian Legal and Bz~sinessDocuments from the Time of the First Dylzasty of Babylon, chiefly from Nippur (BE, Vol. VI, Pt. 2), Philadelphia, 1907. F. Thureau-Dangin: Letires et Contracts de l'zpoque de la Premihre Dynastie Babylonien?ze, Paris, 1910. LT D S. Langdon: Tablets from the Archives of Drehem, Paris, 191 I. MA HWB W. Muss Arnold: A Concise Dictionary of the Assyrian Language, Berlin, 1905. Man Obelisque de Maniitusz~,published by Scheil in MDP, Vol. I I. MAP B. Meissner: Beitrage zum Altbabylonisches Privatrecbt (Assyr. Biblothek, Vol. XI), Leipzig, 1893. MDP Delegation etz Perse. Mlmoires. Nic M. V. Nikolskji: The Most Ancient Documents of the Chal- dean Epoc (in Russian), Petrograd, 1908. R. J. Lau: Old Babylonian Temple Records, New York, 1906. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF kI OLZ Orientalistische 1.iierillzrr-Zeit~ing. PB A. Ileimel: Panti~eanBabyluniczrm (Scripta Pontificii lnstituti Biblici), Romae, 1914. Pt. I"\ The two following parts of the present volume. Pt. lllj PSBA Proceedings of the Society oj Biblical Archceology. I I. liawlison : The Cz!nei/or?w Inscriptions of Western Asia IVR, VR (Vol. ILV). R A Reaue d'Arsyrioiogie el d'Archlologie Orientale. RPN H. Ranke: Early Babylu~zia~zPersonal Names, from the Pub- lished Tablets of the so-called Hamnzzlrabi Dynasty (BE, Series 11, Vol. I I I), Philadelphia, ~goj. RT Rlcueil de Troaazrx Relatifs d 2'Assyriologie et 2 I'ArrhCologie Orientale. IiTCh F. Thureau-Dangin: Ricz(ei1 de Tableltes Chaldtennes, Paris, 1903. RTllh G. Reisner: Tenzpclzirkundm aus Telloh (Mitt. aus den Orient. Sammlungen, Heft XVI), Berlin, I~OI. SAD I).W. Myhrnlan: Sunlerian Adnzinislraiiae Documents fronz the Second Dynasty of L'r (BE, Vol. I1 I, Pt. I), Philadel- phia, 1910. SA I B. Meissner: Seltene Assyrische Ideogranzme, Leipzig, 199 SA K F. Thureau-Dangin: Die Sumerischen und Akkadischen Konigsinschrijten, Leipzig, 1907. ST 1 M. I. Hussep: Sumerian Tablets in ihe Harvard Semitic Museum, chiefly Jrom the Reigns of Lugalanda and Uruka- gina of Lagash (Harvard Sem. Series, Vol. Ill), Cam- bridge, 1912. ST I1 M. I. Hussey: Sunzerian Tablets in the Haruard Semitic Museum from the Time of the Dynasty oJ Ur (Harvard Sem. Series, Vol. IV), Cambridge, 1915. TAPN 1;. L. Tallqvist: Assyrian Personal Names, I-lelsingfors, 1914. TC L. Legrain: Tablettes de Cumptabilitl, etc., de l'kpoque de la Dynastie d'Agadi (Memoires de la Mission Arch6ologique de la Susiane, Vol. XIV), Paris, 1913. TD H. de G6nouillac: La Trouuaille dc Drihem, Paris, 191I. TNB 1;. L. Tallqvist: h'e~~habylorzischesNamenbuch, IHelsingfors, 1905. TRU L. Legrain: Les Temps des Rois d'Ur (Bibl. de 1'Ecole des Hautes Etudes, Vol. 99). Paris, 1912. 98 UNIVEKSIIY S~IIISLUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION TSA H. de Ci.nouillac: Tabletles S~imeriennesArcbaiques, I'aris, 1909. UMBS Univ. of Pennsylvania. The Museum. Publications of the Babylonian Section (1'1-esent Series). VS Vorderasiatische ScbriJdenkmuler der Koniglichen Mz~seen?u Berlin. Z A Zeilschrqi fur Arsyrinlogie. The present work is the direct continuation of Volume XI, Part I of the present series, with the title: A Syllabary of Personal Names. To that book I refer for general introductions to the special class of documents which are here published. In its turn, this is to be followed by Part I I I: Lists of Sumerian Personal Names, which will also embody a general index of all names contained in the three parts and a list of all the names of gods found therein. I am indebted to Profs. Morris Jastrow, Jr., and J. A. Montgomery for many suggestions concerning the interpreta- tion of the Amoritic names. I also wish to express my grati- tude to Dr. G. B. Gordon, the Director of the University Museum, for the encouragement and help which he has offered me in the preparation of this work. EDWARDCIIIERA. PHILADELPHIA,August I, 1916. INTRODUCTION The documents here published are, like those of Part I, the work of the teachers and pupils of the Temple School of Nippur. Here, too, we have lists of personal names which have been compiled for practice in writing. But the arrangement and content of the two groups of documents are different. While, as we have seen,' the Syllabary embodies groups of Sumerian, Akkadian and Amoritic names, here the lists are uniformly of one language. Moreover, while the purpose of the Syllabary was that of giving in a brief compass a sample of all the different name formations, here the scribe merely aims at compiling long lists of all the "approved" personal names which could be formed with the same nominal element. Since the number of "approved" nominal and verbal elements seems to have been rather limited, the result is that all these lists resemble one another very much. I11 some cases, except for the change of the initial element, they would be exactly alike. We have not recovered all portions of the lists compounded with *XawzaX (5 rg IT.), a-ad-da (No. 959 ff.), a-bi (No. 1340 ff.), etc., but we do not miss their loss, because it would be very easy to restore them completely on the basis of the other lists. For this very reason, I have omitted to restore them, since this would have served no practical purpose. The only complete lists are those beginning with anu, a-hu and a-li. The uselessness of multiplying such lists forced itself also upon the Babylonian scribes; they resorted therefore to the simple expedient of giving only the beginning oT each list, ' Cf Pt I, p jz (101) 102 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BARYLONLAN SECTION comprising from two to four names, and then to abandon it to begin another one with a different initial element. Cf. Nos. 830 ff.: dU$-ba-ni, "US-na-da, dzlrai'-be?-li, dztraS-na-da, muf-da-bn-ni, dnu-mui'-da-na-da, dGU-BA-L I L-um-mi, dai'nan- ilum, etc. It is unfortunate that we have not very many of these abbreviated lists, because we could gather from them a goodly number of new or uncommon names of gods. In another instance a scribe endeavored to shorten his list simply hy omitting all secondary formations. 'Thus he wrote a-hi-ellat, and omitted a-hi-ellat-ti, a-hi-ellA(t)-lu; a-hi-la-ni-in, and left out a-hi-la-ni-in-ni, a-hi-la-ni-in-i'u (cf. text 33 Col. IV and Nos. 1129ff., 1148ff.). If we follow the scribe's example and eliminate from the lists all secondary formations, we find that they are far from being exhaustive, i. e., from containing all the names that could have been formed with the given initial element. Several common elements which were in actual use at the time of the compilation of these lists are found to be lacking. The only explanation which seems acceptable is that they were omitted because not considered appropriate. Be this as it may, one cannot avoid the conclusion that these lists are very artificial; in general, no distinction is made between the special attributes of the different gods. Only in exceptional cases we find elements which are used exclusively for one deity. Such are: e-ti-in-ti and i-id-ni-ti? for isVtrir (740-41), da-Su-zir for a-hi (I IZ~),pa-a-. . . ., i'u-z~b-.. . ., for e^-a (697, 699); i'e-me-a, la-i-da, sukkallum for anu (507-08; 49 I). A few tablets, very closely related with those here pub- lished, are to be found in a volume by V. Scheil under the title: EUW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 103 Une Saison de Fouilles h Sippar, 1-e Caire, 1912. They were discovered by Scheil in a building which he identified with that of the school of Sippar, together with a large number of other documents of a miscellaneous character, but very closely resembling the texts found in the Templc School of Nippur. The resemblance of the Sippar and Nippur documents is so striking, that a thorough comparison of the material from the two schools should be very interesting. This is, however, not possible at the present time, because far too few of the school exercises from Nippur have as yet been published. Besides this, Scheil did not give us exact copies of the original texts, but his interpretations of them, printed in cuneiform char- acters. Now, with all due respect for Scheil's well-known ability in deciphering, no interpretation of a badly written and poorly preserved school exercise can be satisfactory and free from errors. A thorough collation of these texts is therefore necessary before a comparison of the material of the two schools can he safely begun. Of the tablets in question, several are Sumerian and will be discussed in the Introduction to Part I I I, and others further on in this chapter, under the heading "Special Documents" (cf. below, p. 105). Only one of the documents seems to be a dupli- cate of one of our lists (cf. Nos. rorj ff.). It hears the number Si. 252 (in Sippar, p. 43), and reads: a-hzl-ni; a-hu-ni-ia (l); a-hu-na (I); a-hu-ba-ni; a-hu-ba-ti ( = a-hu-nu-sir?); a-hza-wa-am ( = a-hu-wa-kar?); a-hu-nu-nu-urn ( = a-hu-t6-bu-ztm?); a-hu- wa-am (?); a-hu-ju-um (?). Other school exercises which might belong to the same class of those here published have been found in Telloh or, at least, have been catalogued with the documents coming from that city. Cf. Inoentaire des Tablettes de Telloh, Vol. 11, Nos. 4564, 104 UXIVERSITY IMUSEUI!I-RARYLONIAN SECTION 4649, 4650, 465 I, 4663, 5840, 5888; and Vol. IV, 7004. Text No. I I I 7 of Vol. I (cf. also I I I r 8) is entered as : Liste de noms propres (exercise d'apprenti ?). 70x50 mm. AIS"~Vol. 11,853: Modsle d'6coliers: tablette lenticulaire plate, portant sur les deux faces les m&mes trois mots: i-li-ki-ti, 1-li-ki-ib-ri, i-li-ki- a-bi. Diam. 80 mm. A considerable number of lists of personal names, resembling very closely those here published, but belonging to a much later period, are now in the British Museum. A goodly number of them have been published by Johns in his Assyrian Deeds and Documents. I give here abstracts from the entries in Bezold's Catalogue, together with references as to the places of publication. K 173: Names compounded with dnabu and dmarduk. K 241: Names compounded with dnabu, dIM, dIamaS (Publ. IIR 63 f. and ADD 11, p. 345 f.). K 5656: Names compounded with dir-ra, dnergal, dgu-la, dba-zi (Publ. ADD 11, p. 376). K 11955 and K 13752: Part of a list of persons of various nationalities:' Sm. 55+Rm 567: Part of a list of proper names of persons. The names of Col. I are throughout compounded with dnabu (Publ. ADD II, p. 365 f.). 81-2-4, 255+81-2-4, 446: Part of a list of names of women. These are compounded with the names of the deities dnin-lil, diNar, den-lil, and of the cities ninak" aarbaila, etc., respectively (Publ. ADD 11, p. 377 f.). 82-3-23, 135: Part of a list of names of women. 82-3-23, 137: Part of a list of proper names. The names in Col. a end throughout with a-a (Publ. ADD 11, p. 379 f.). It is impossible to decide from the Catalogue whether these are school exercises or simple accounts. EDW. CHIEKA-LISSS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 105 83-1-18, 695: Part or a list of names of persons. The names are compounded with the names of the gods EN, dIil!, anu, d2-a, dsin (=dXXX),etc. (I'ubl. ADD 11, p. 369 f.). 83-1-18, 715: Part of a list of proper names of persons (Publ. ADD 11, p. 376). 83-1-18, 857: Part of a list of names of persons, etc. Bu. 89-4-26, 38: Part of a list of names of women (Publ. ADD 11, p. 380). Bu. 89-4-26, 73: Part of a list of names of women (Publ. ADD 11, p. 380-81). Together with the lists, I have published here some docu- ments which differ in some respects from them. Text 65, instead of containing personal names, brings together the verbal elements which were used in the formation of the names. The first column of the tablet is destroyed; the others read: Col. 11: i-. . . . ;' i-din; i-din-nam; i-ki!-t~-am;~i-ri-ba-am; i-ri-la-am; i-tu-r[a-am]; I.I I : l[i-bur?]; l[i-bur-ral]; te-mi; ma-lik; ma-lik-[ki], ...... Scheil (in Sippar) has published several tablets of a similar character, but in these the elements are both nominal and verbal, and do not always correspond with those used in our lists. Ranke (in RPN, p. 38) suggests some changes in the transliterations and translations of these names. I have used several of his suggestions for the translitera- tions, but have left out the translations altogether, for the sake of brevity. The documents in question read: Si. 503 Col. I (p. 40): ji-dzr; s'i-du; ma-dam (?); ma-gir; ma-fir; al-ta. To be restored i-ial Cf. below, Si. 624. >The scribe had written by mistake: i-di-Ia-om. 1C6 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BABYI.ON1AN SECTION Si. j 10 (p. 40): nu-wi-ra-am; ?ad?(-i); Sad-du-ni; Sad-du-+L. Si. ? (p. 41 ff.), Col. I : ha-a?-ti; ba-la-ti; di-lill-ti; AN-KUS-ni (=sulz2l&ni); a-ta-nu-ah; lu-uh-tu-ut; 1%-zcd-lzn-ul; lzc-3-ta; 1-a-m lu-da-ri; ne-me-el (1); ma-an-nu-ztm; da-mi-ik; ka-s'i-id; Col. I I : ub-li-ta (1); en-di-mu (1); ri-?a-am; ri-ha-am; ri-ha-am; ri-me-ni; ha-i-ir; lu-mzczir; lu-ur-?i (1is'-ti-gal; ma-hu-ur (1); ha-ni-ti; ma-ni (1); ra-hi. Si. 205 (p. 42): e-be-el; la-ma-li; a-da-la1 (2); in-ia-ar; el-la-ti; a-hi-li; hi-la-ah; en-da-mu (1); ri-la-am; ri-ha-am; ri-ha-am. Si. 624 (p. 43): i; ia; i-din; i-din-nam; i-bi; i-hi-ik; i-di?- nu-am (=i-ki-.?a-am?); follow other name elements (not personal names !) : en-7u ( = en-nam?); nu-ad-ni ( = nu-$2- ir) dur-ri; i?-n~e-~SamaS( = iS-me-an-nil). Two of the texts published in this volunle (Nos. 59 and 60) differ from the others because, besides groups of personal names (discussed under Nos. I jg8-1606) they also embody miscellaneous words or phrases which have nothing in common with them. These documents form part of a long composition, which has been called "The Sumerian Primer" and the publication of which must be ieft for future time. To this last group may also belong In. I1 2946 which reads: si-ni; si-ni; si-a; u-bar; u-bar, etc. While the lists are generally of one language we find, espe- cially when the initial element is one of those names of deities which are written the same in Sumerian and Akkadian, that the scribes often passed from one language to the other. For instance, Text 22 Obv. contains names compounded with den-lil; the first column is Akkadian, and the second Sumerian; such is also the case in Text 29, which has Akkadian and Sumerian EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAlMES 107 names compounded with dnin-lil. The order of the two languages is not always the same. Generally the Akkadian precedes, but in Text 2, Col. lV, the Sumerian part is intro- duced first. In other tablets some columns are Akkadian and others Sumerian. Cf. Nos. 14, 21, 33, 63. Only in one text (8 Obv., Col. I I I) the two languages seem to be somewhat confused; at the end of a list of Akkadian names formed with am, we find three Sumerian names: ana-ma-an-si, ana-ma-an-ba, ana-da-nu-me-a, which are in turn followed by two Akkadian names: anu-5e-me-a, anu-?a-i-da. After these the list is closed and another deity introduced. This fact may be explained on the supposition that the scribe may have for- gotten to include in the list the two Akkadian names, and resorted to the expedient of adding them to the bottom. Per- haps, also, he may have purposely omitted these two names so as not to break the usual sequence of the nominal and verbal elements, which is the same in nearly all lists. Still more puzzling is the fact that the lists of Akkadian names beginning with anu, the first in order, are preceded by three Sumerian names: dninni-sag-mu, dIB-p'(d)-da-da~-mu, dda-mu-da-nir-gdl (2 Rev. I, 7 Rev. I, Dupl. CBS 10994). The fact that the names are three in number might recall the Syllabary (cf. Pt. I, p. 29), and suggest that the lists are a direct continuation of it. This explanation, however, has to be aban- doned when we consider that: (I) The Syllabary does not end with any such group of names; (2) the three names have nothing in common with one another, and could not therefore have formed part of the Syllabary (cf. Pt. I, p. 31 f.). The different lists follow one another in a certain order, which has been followed in the transliteration of the names. 108 UNIVERSITY USEULI---RARYLONIANSECTION The lists compounded with names of deities come in this order: anu, followed by den-lil (2 Rev.; 8 Obv. and Rev.), and dnin-lil (22 Obv.); exceptionally dfamaf follows anu in 8 Obv. Ill. For the order of succession of minor deities cf. Nos. 795 ff. Another group is formed hy a-ha-ti, followed by a-hu (3 I, 1 I I ; 34, 11), a-hi (34, IV), a-ad-da (25 Obv.), a-bu-um (25 Obv.; 332 IV). The order of the names in each list is not always the same. While a certain degree of regularity can be observed in the names beginning with a-ad-da, a-hu, a-li, etc., those com- pounded with anu follow different orders of succession, thus making it difficult to restore the missing portions of the various tablets (cf. Description of Tablets on p. 167 ff.). No great variety is to be found in the names of the gods, since, as a general rule, it was the practice of the scribes to begin a list with one initial element, and to continue with it until all the names which could be formed had been exhausted. But, by the side of the proper names of gods, we find also used the name elements a-bu, a-hu, a-ad-da, etc. These are treated exactly as the names of deities, so that we cannot think here of the parental relations and translate: "the father, the brother," etc. Such names as a-bu-um-ilum (1297), a-hi-ilum, a-hi-be-lum (I I I 1-12), or a-ha-ti-far-ra-at, +far-ha-at, +du-mu- u-if, +ku-zu-ub-ni-fi (1003-07) clearly indicate that here, under the appellatives of "father, brother, sister," some deities are meant. Exception may have to be made for three names which follow one another and form a little group by them- selves: a-ha-nu-ta, a-ha-mar-fi, a-ha-nir-fi (Pt. I, Nos. 937-39; Pt. 11, 1008-10); here the proper translation seems to be EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 109 "a brother," hut it is not absolutely impossible that, also in this case, the appellative may refer to some god. In a tablet dated in the reign of Hammurapil we find the name da-bu-zi-na-sir written with the determinative for deity. This is an additional proof that a-hu is always intended for the name of a god. The element a-hi will be discussed in Pt. 111. Cf. also Pt. 1, p. 58, Note lo. The element a-li presents special difficulties and still remains obscure. That it represents a god is clear from the names a-li-ilum, a-li-be-lum (Nos. I 190-91) and from the fact that the other nominal and verbal elements used in connection with it are the same as those used in connection with the names of other gods (cf. especially Nos. 1266 ff.). The reading a-li, and not a-ni, is also made certain by such names as a-li-ne-iu (CBS 1288), a-li-la-li-mi (Bu. 91,286 Rev. 28, in CT 6, 16), a-li-urn-mi (RTllh I 59, 11 1, 6), in which the names are spelled with the usual sign li. But if, as it seems certain, a-li refers to a god, it is difficult to decide whether this was a male or a female deity. In such names as a-li-a-bi (RPN), a-li-a-hu-zi-a, a-li-a-hu-fa, a-li-a-bu-Xu (I't. I, Nos. 332~34)~a-li-ilum, a-li- be-lmz (Pt. 11, I 190-gr), one would naturally think of a god, but by the side of them we find also such names as a-li-urn-mi (RTllh 159, I1 1, 6) and a-li-a-ha-ti (VS 1X 200, 13). The most probable solution of the difficulty remains, therefore, that of considering a-li either as a personal name or as an appellative of some demon. The old translation "my city" has to be definitely abandoned: in the rare cases in which the word for "city" is used, the spelling seems to be a-li and not a-NI. Cf. dfamaf-du-ur-a-li, C BS I 797. 'This tablet is in possession of Mr. John F. Lewis of Philadelphia, and will be published by me in the Jour+tol of the Amrricon Orienlal Soiicty. 110 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION The lists beginning with the sign AN raise another ques- tion: is that sign to be read ilu or anu? In favor of the former reading we may point: (I) That in some cases the sign AN is rendered in a variant as i-li. Cf. AN-ma-AN=?-li-ma-AN (LAD, LBD); di'amaf- en-lil-AN = *fama:-en-lil-i-li (LC) ; AN-um-ma-ti= i-li-z~m-ma-ti (VS VII, 106; Poebel, OLZ 16 (~glj),Col. 66). (2) That in some others the reading ilum, or ili, appears to be the most probable. Cf. Ha-am-mu-ra-pi-AN (Scheil, Sippar, p. 146) ; i-li-a-AN (No. I jg8) ; E-a-mn-AN (Ungnad, OLZ I o (1907) Col. 141); AN-ni (=ilu-ni?,OBTR I Obv. 8). (3) That in Amoritic names the sign AN is to be rendered il or il. (Cf. below, p. I 16.) (4) That in some of our lists names heginning with AN are alternated with others beginning with AN-fz~,which would appear to require the reading ilu-i'u (ci. Nos. 454 ff.). (5) That occasionally we find the phonetic writing il. Cf. il-i'u-ku-ra-ad (RA lo, PI. IV, No. 99, VI, 14). But against the reading ilu it is also necessary to consider: (I) That the lists compounded with AN are immediately followed by others beginning with the name of some god, such as den-lil or dramax (cf. above, p. 108). The succession anu, *en-lil,dnin-lil, is just what we should expect the Nippur scribes to have followed. (2) That Akkadian lists compounded with AN are imme- diately followed hy Sumerian lists compounded with the same sign. If we read ilu in the Akkadian names, we are bound to read dingir in the Sumerian, which would involve carrying a monotheistic tendency back to a time when certainly it did not exist. (3) That the Syllabary of Personal Names has given us 112 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION portion that has been found, both because of the importance of the material and as a guide in the search for the other fragments. The tablet is very well written and, except in places where it is badly weathered, clearly readable; it belongs to the class of model Texts (cf. Pt. I, p. 46) and is therefore also perfectly baked. In its complete form, it must have contained a nearly complete list of all the common Amoritic names in use in Baby- lonia at about the time of the First Dynasty. Besides this one, another text (33 Obv., Col. 11; cf. Nos. 910 ff.) contains a column of Amoritic names. The fragment is, to all appearances, like the large tablet above discussed; it is out of the question, however, that it may originally have belonged to it, because Col. 11 contains Sumerian, and the reverse Akkadian names. Possibly another group of Amoritic names might originally have been found in the first column of text 25 (cf. Nos. 929 ff.), but this is so badly mutilated that the question cannot be definitely settled. In discussing these names, I have carefully noted their similarity with other names of the Semitic group. But on working on their translation, I soon realized that, at the present state of our knowledge, it would be nearly hopeless to give more than simple guesses, without having first collected all the recognizable Amoritic names to be found in Babylonian and Assyrian literature. The task could now be undertaken, since many of the Amoritic name elements have already been recognized, and many more can be definitely identified with the help of the names of this list. This task, however, would have been difficult and long, because the number of Amoritic names will prove to be very large; moreover, enough material would certainly have been found for a complete book. Much to my EDW. CHIERA--1.ISlS OF .4I regret, I have therefore been obliged to let the matter stand without entering in a special line of research that would cer- tainly have carried me too far away from the limits in which I want to keep the present volume. It is to be hoped that such a work will soon be undertaken, so as to fill a serious gap in our knowledge of old Babylonian names. For the time being, a few observations may be here per- mitted. Among the name elements of the long list we find two geographical names: ia-m.u-tzi-ba-la and mu-ti-a-ba-la (in su-mu+, Nos. 19 and 35). In studying school exercises from Nippur, I happened to notice an unpublished text (CBS 6516) which gives these two names in a slightly different form: ia-mu- ut-ba-lumk', mu-ti-ba-alk< The document belongs to the class of round tablets (cf. Pt. I, p. 45) and contains only two lines of inscription, doubtless an abstract from some geographical list which has not yet been recovered. The former of these names is in turn identical with the name of a land which prob- ably belonged to Rim-Sin, and which is mentioned in the date formula of the thirty-first year of Hammu-rapi: "The year in which Hammu-rapi, the king, after that he, with the assistance of AIIU and Enlil, marching at the head of his troops, the land of Jamutbal and (its) king Kim-Sin had brought under his power, and in Shumer and Akkad his command was estab- lished. . . ." (LAD, pp. 64-65). In this date formula the name of the land is variously written: e-mu-ut-bn-lum, e-mu-ut- ba-lumk', ia-mu-ut-bn-lumk'. The name mu-ti-a-ba-la is certainly identical with mu-ti- ba-alk', and is probably to be distinguished from ia-mu-tu-ba-la (or ia-mu-ut-ba-lum"). .Ifhe two names cannot be mere variants for, in that case, we could not understand the presence in our list of two names, su-mz~-ia-mu-tu-ba-la and su-mu-mu-ti-a-ba-la 114 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION (Nos. 16 and 35), which are separated by a long interval. Also in the case of the geographical list, we should hardly expect the scribe to have recorded in succession two different readings of the same name: to avoid confusion, he would have chosen the better spelling ar~domitted ihe variant. From the double testimony of our list and of the date formula we can safely conclude that the lands of Janiut-bal and Mutu-bal were two centers in which the Anlorites had firmly established them- selves. But this should not he interpreted as meaning that the Amorites came into Babylonia in one group and at a date which can be more or less definitely established. In fact, they seem to have been there from ancient time, and to have formed the oldest stratum of the Semitic population. Amoritic names are found interspersed in Sumerian and Akkadian documents of the greatest antiquity. Moreover, from the very beginning, the Amorites have been very influential in the land, and fur- nished by far the largest number of the Semitic rulers of the old dynasties. Going hack to prehistoric periods, we find them among the mythological rulers of the First Kingdom of Kish (HT, p. 88): cf. ga-lu-mu-z~n,zu-ga-gi-ib, ar-pi (var. ar-bu-um, ar-pi-um; cf. Pt. 1, No. 275). In the Second Kingdom of KiS (HT, p. 91) we have i-fa-il; in the Fourth Kingdom of K (ITp I): ?i-mu-wa-tir, u-zi-wa-tir, el-mu-ti, and possibly others. So also with most of the known kings of Gutium: e-ir-ri-dzi-PI-li-ir, la-si-ra-ab, si-k-um, ti-ri-ga-a-kl (var. ti-rik- ka-tl) (HI', p. 93). Clay, in his "Miscellaneoz~s Documents from the Yale Babylonian Collections," text 13, gives us a new king of this dynasty, whose name I would read i-ar-la-~a-61,' and who is probably an Amorite. - .~ ~~~p~ 'The first line of the tabict reads: ud-ba 2-nr-In-gn-il lugnl gu-ti-~ria-kam."At the time when Jarlaga-el war kingof Cutium. . . ." (Cf.. however, Clay, {bid.,p. 12.) The alternate reading: EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 115 In glancing through the names of the first rulers of Isin, if-bi-ir-ra, SU-i-li-fu, i-di~-~da-gan,is'-me-dda-gan, li-bi-it-iS-tir, ~r-~nin-IB,b~r-~sin, i-te-ir-pi-fa, a-mi,la-an-bi-ia (var. la-ah?-bi-in, la-am?-bi-a) (HT, p. 94; LAD, p. 68 f.), one cannot fail to notice the constant recurrence of the gods of the Amoritic pantheon, dda-gan, if-tir,' dnin-1B.2 Besides, the name la-an-bi-ia is certainly Amoritic, and so are probably the elements li-bi-it, i-te-ir (cf. i-tdr, in the Glossary on p. 151). Note also su-mu-a-hct-um, i-kzh-un-pi'-ij-tkr, who are rulers of an unknown kingdom (HT, p. 95). The new list of the kings of Larsa published by Clay (Mis- cellaneous Inscriptions, p. 31) gives us other Amoritic rulers: nu-ap-la-nu-nm, e-mi-sat, sa-mu-um, la-ba-a-a, gu-un-gu-nu-um, a-hi-sa-ri-e, su-mu-i-lu, n~t-dr-~lM. It is already a well- established fact that several kings of the First Dynasty of Babylon are also Amorites (cf. IIPN, p. 35). Finally, note also i-tdr-dfamal, patesi of Kisurra (SAK, p. I jz), and ku-un- ni-ni, patesi of Kinlax (SAK, p. 176). The place ol origin of this foreign people was prohahly the land of Amurru, i. e., northern Palestine and Syria," and their language was Semitic. Ranke (RPN, p. 24 ff.) compares the Amoritic names with the Arabic and West-Semitic, concluding that "of all the Semitic languages, the Arabic stands nearest -p~~ -- ~ ~ ~~ ud-la-ni or-la-go-PI lugal gu-ti-ilai-karrr uiiuld seen, to he supported hy the fact that, after ud-ba, the writing is carried to the linc below: moreover, the spelling 2-ur is unusual. But I do not see how the reading 2-or-in-!a-Pi car) bc avoided. If the sign NI doer not belong to the name, how can it be translated? Cf. also another inscription of Gutium: ud-la ri-zi-tciniugnl gu-ti-urn- ham. The element 2-ar-la-gn appears to be identical with the abbreviated name in-or-1;-ha, BE XV 200, I, zz (in CI'N). Cf. also the spelling: 2-in-ni,i-ru-a~?- to this tongue, that has been preserved only in personal names." My own researches in this field do not seem to corroborate his view, because the largest number of parallels have been found in the West-Semitic provinccs. 1'0be sure, this would be hardly conclusive, because the same waves of immigration which swept over Babylonia might also have touched the land of Amurru. i-\ definite conclusion on this point must be left to further investigation. The last question which need detain us a little is the pho- netic value of the sign AN, representing the name of god, in Amoritic names. Thureau-Dangin, in Lettres et Contracts, reads this sign il. I have adopted this transliteration, since it seems very convenient in differentiating the Amoritic from the Akkadian names. We must note, however, that the phonetic value of this sign may be also il. Ci. No. 10: su-nzu-li-el, with the variant spellings xu-mu-la-il and su-mu-li-lu; No. 16: su-mu-la-lnm. These various names seem to be modifications of su-mu-la-ilz~m;note also su-nzu-i-lzc, king of Larsa. Similarly ia-hi-la-tum (KPN, fem.) stands probably for ia-hi-i-la-tum. No. I j2: pu-nu-ha-la-i-li, is to be compared with ha-a-li-61, ha-li-lum, ba-li-li-ia; No. 312: i-fi-ia-21, with i-li-him, i-ti-i- lu-ma. Two other names are remarkable in this respect: ia-a;- ma-ah-NI-il (CBS, I jj2) and ia-ah-fa-av-NI-il (CBS, I 235). In both instances the sign NI might be interpreted as the pro- nominal suffix of the first person, but it is not impossible that it might also have the phonetic value i. Finally, in the feminine name i-ia-am-ru-ul?-li-i-lu-um (Bu. 91-5-9, 27% in CT, 6, 7) we have a full phonetic spelling of the divine name. In favor of the reading 61, we find su-mu-li-el (No. lo), el-mu-ti (above, p. I 14), and possibly also those names ending in e-lurn (cf. Glossary on p. 149). EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAIMES 117 By the side of the writing il, we find also in Amoritic names the puzzling spelling NI-NI, so common in Akkadian names (cf. Nos. 247 ff. and Glossary on p. 151). Shall we read here el$? This seems to be suggested by the name NI-NI-e-ri-la, with the variant e-li-e-ri-sa (VS, VI I 27, j ; r 65, 4). Finally, very remarkable is the form i-la in su-mu-i-la, pu-nu-ha-la-i-la (Nos. 9 and I gj), which might represent the name ilu with the Aramaic ending a or, more probably, is a rendering of the Arabic ilah (Cf. RPN, p. 32, note 1, and Hilprecht, BE, X, p. xii f.). I 18 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION 7'RANSLITEKATIONS AND TRANS1,A'fIONS. ...... ?a-dzi-ki~m, CBS 46j, and I. [su-mu-.. . . . ]-a, I, 1, I. Cf. S'i. K'???, su-b-mi (gen.1, 1289 and I 5, ~z~-n~z~-~i-id-k~~,-di-la-~~(~,I, 1, I j.2 So. Ar. XD(RPN); Pal. 16. szr-mzi-la-lziuz, I, I, 16. Cf. NDC. So. 9. 2. [su-nzu-. . . . .I-ra, I, I, 2, I 7. su-m21-la-si-id, I, 1, I 7. 3. mu-a?]-hi-im, I, I, 3. 18. SZI-mu-ab-bal-la,I, 1, 18. 4. S~"-"z~l-a-Pa-ah, 1, 1, 4. Cf. 19. SZI-~z~-~u-~Iu-IzL-~Iu-/u,1, I, 19. No. 307 and dSUR-a-pa-', Cf. Xo. j j and p. I I j. 'I'N B. 20. SZL-mzi-rti-!~i-e-im,I, 1, 20. Cf. 5. [SU-mu]-a-pa-ar,I, 1, 5. Cf. ".AT-ru-hu-mz~, Addzl-ra-hi- No. 308. mzi, I'NH. Ci. Bi. zn7; 6. [su-mu-ai?]-du-um,I, I, 6. Cf. T T Nos. 108, 25j. Saf. znni. 7. [~zr-nzu-.. . .I-im, I, 1, 7. 2 1. -I-aiiI I, 2 I Cf. 8. [su-nzlu-41, I, I, 8. Cf. sa-ma-dl, Saf. god li? and rii. CBS 465, and Bi. 5~:na-.. . 22. [szr-in]z~-ant-?ti-di-im,I, I, 22. 9. [su]-712"-i-la,I, I, g. 23. [su-mu-ila-ah?-ru-zlm, I, I, 213. 10. szl-mu-li-el, I, I, lo. Also in Cf. ia-hi-ri, No. jg. INCf. su-mu-li-lu, 24. [su-mlzi-a-bu-um, I, I, 24. Also AJSL 29, p. 171, No. 857; in KPN, BB. Cf. sa-mz~- su-mu-la-dl, LC, B B ; sa-nzzr- a-bzl-z~m,I< I'N. la-41, 2177 A (in CT 8, 42); 25. [SIL]-?n%-a-ra-ah,I, I, 25. Cf. 863 (in CT 8, 28). szr-?nu-ra-ab, RPN; a-bi-a- I I. iu-mu-il-ba?-bi-ia, I, I, r I. ra-ah, RPN, VS VII I 58, 24; 12. [su-m]u-a-?zi-ib.?,I, I, 12. a-bi-e-ra-ah, RPN; ha-ab- 13. [XU]-mu-.. . . .-a, I, 1, 13. di-a-ro-ah, OLZ 8, p jg r ; 14. SU-mu-~i-id-kum,I, 1, 14. Ci. a-ra-ah, UMBS II, No. I; -~ 'Special abbreviations: Ar.=Aiabic; Ui.=Biblic~l; He.=llebrcw; ,Xnb.=Nnbatr.in; Pal.=Palmiirne; Phelz.=Pheiiician; Puii. = Punic; Solr.=Sabean; SaJ.=Safaitic; Si= Sinaitic; So. Ar.=South Arabic. For mgjiestionr as to transintion cf. Glossary on p. 148 R. ZCompare the writing Am-mi-It?-In-nn in King: irlioi nird liiicrljlionr, Ill, p. 248, No. "7 (RPN, P 2;). EDW.CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 119 urn-mi-a-ra-ah-turn. AB KU. Cf. ia-ku-nu-urn, A0 4668 Cf. Bi. m9. (in RA8, p. 75); VSVII -T 18, 8; I 58, 2. Cf. Bi. 7939; 26. su-mu-a-hi-i-a, 1, I, 26. .T 27. su-nu-a-&a, I, I, 27. Cf. >,n3;2>=??yqn~; Pbeu. E5w;J? T:T: '7: Xu-mi-a-hi-ia. and Bi. -WN (tribal name). 28. [szc-rnlu-di-fzi, I, 1, 28. Cf. '' 7 z-udia AJSL 29, p. j6. ia-[kju-z~n-iar-rzi-urnI, 11, 7. 182, NO. 373. Cf. Bi. nyt. 57. ia-bi-iurn, I, 11, 8. Also in T ' IWN. Cf. Bi. wzi; Neo 29. [szl-nzzc-d]i?-ka?iz,I, 1, 29. Cf. ..- szi-m~-~da-gafz,97 I I 5, 3 (in Pzm. %%9;Pal. Nv39. CT 33, 24). j8. ia-ri-rum, I, 11, 9. Cf. Bi. 1, nlL"-1. 30. [sic-mi*-.... .I-unz, I, 30. T. 3 1. [su-mu]- . ?-irn, I, I, 3 I. 59. ia-e-jzi-hi-kl, I, 11, 10. Cf. 32. su-mu-zi-a, I, I, 32. ia-Xu-bzc-ziw, RPN ; ia-Su- 33. xu-mzl-ta-mar, I, I, 33. Cf. Bi. ~cb-%a-garz,LC; ia-a?-hi-i-la, -,nn.-. -. RI'N; Phefz. it),>';.?;Bi. 34. su-mu-ia-sa?-ba-su-zlm, I, I, 34. .>..;,-. 3 j. szl-mu-nzzc-ti-a-ha-la, I, 1, 3 j. 60. ia-e-iin-:z~,'s~~-z~i~z,I, I I, I I. . Cf. Cf. No. p. I I 19, 3, and Phen. Nos. ipnn. Pherz. C5)!33WN and 89 and I 12. 36. SZL-n7z1-ki?-it-nzc-z~m,I, 1, 36. 61. ia- ...... , I.II, 12. 37. sz~-zcl-i1~-11~rn,I, I, 37. 62. ia- ..... , 1,1!,1j. 38. szl-lu-kurn, I, I, 38. 63. ia-ar-...... , I, I I, 14. Cf. 39. su-la-pzl-urn, I, 1, 39. ia-ar-hi-il, 81000, 2 I (in CT 40. su-la-pi, I, 1, 40...... 33. 42); AISL 29, p. 176, No. 2180; VS VII 38, 28, jo. [ia-ti?]-rz4-u[rn],I, I I, I. Cf. etc.: ia-ar-ha-bu-uuz, LC: ia-di-ri, B B. ia-ar-li-ka, BE XV, zoo, I, 5 1. [iu-till-ra-lum, I, I I, 2. 22, and note I on p. I 14. 52 ia-di-dzl-urn, I, 11, 3. Cf. 64. ia-ar-...... a-di-du-urn, VS VII 18, 9. , I, 11, I j. 65. ia-iu- ... .:., I, 11, 16. Cf. Cf. Bi. n97959. -...... No. j9 and ia-izc-ia, Anzarna 53. ia-di-da-turn, I, 11, 4. Cf. ia-di- =Bi. -y$ .. i?);ia-Xu-ki-irn-61, VS IX, da-tirn, 172, 16; 174, A0 4664 (in RA 8, p. 69). 46; ia-fa-da-tunz, RPN, and 66. ia-e?-en-. ...., I, I I, Bi. 37979. 17. T .: 67. ia- ...... , I, ll, 18. 54. ia-ah-ru-ra, I, 11, 5. Cf. ia-ah- 68. ia-si?-rzl-a-. . , I, ll, 19. ru-urn, BB. 69. ia-. . .-p-..... I, I I, 20. j5. ia-[kul-un-a-Ya-ru-urn, I, 11, 6. 70. ia-. ....I, I I, 21. 120 UNIVERSITY MUSEUIM- BABYLONIAN SECrlON 71. ia-bu-. . 1-. .... I, 11, 22. 92. ia-ah-mu-&, I, I 4 Cf. 72. ia-...... I, l I, 23. ia-ah-m~-~da-gan,VS VI I 73. ia-ka-...... I, I I, 24. 204, 2; ia-ah-mi-61, I-lonirnel, 74. ia-. ... .-urn, I, ll, 25. Altisr. Uber. Cf. Bi. 3~~3; 75. ia-an-. ....-61, I, l I, 26. Phen. NnE; Saf. 1Dii. 76. ia-...... I, 11, 27. 93. ia-bi-il-wi/pi-ir-ra, I, 11, 44. 77. ia-. ...-dl, I, l I, 28. Cf. ia-ab-11-ia-lum, LC; and 78. ia-. . ?-. .... I, l I, 29. Bi. 523; wjj23, 79. ia-hi-...... I, 11, 30. Cf. --.. 7::. ia-hi-tl, VS VII 5, 27; ia-&- ...... hi-61, VS VI I 8, 3.5.8; ia-hi- 104. ia- ...... , ~,lll,I. la-tum, RPN (fern.); ia-hi-ri, 105 ia- ...... , ~,lll,z. ADD; and Bi. in3nl; 5~inl. 106. ia-am-nil-bi-. ..., I, I I I, 3...... - Cf. Saf. n2ln. 80. ia-hi-. ...., I, l I, 31. 107. ia-pi/wi?-ru-urn, I, 11 1, 4. 81. ia- ...... , I, ll,32. I 08. ia-ku-un-a.r-du-um, I, 1 1 1, 5. 82. ia-...... , I, I I, 33. Cf.ia-ku-nu-um, VS V I I 18, 83. ia-am-ii?-61, I, 11, 34. Cf. ia- 8; a:-du-um, VS VI 11 60,2h; mu-ii-il, 80727, 3 (in CT ia-ku-~n-~lM,LC: ia-ku- 33, 44; a-hi-ia-am-s'i, VS un-am-mu, LC; and Saf. Vl I, 179, 4; or ia-am-lik-61, 5DK; Si. l5WK; Neo Pun. RPN. Cf. Bi. ?,in'... .- H7W3; Sub. D5DN. 84. ia-u-. . .-ru-zmnz, I, 11, 35. 109. ia-e-te-elz-di-61, I, 11 1, 6. Cf. 85. ia-ia?-a, I, I I, 36. Cf. ia-a-a-?, ii-tdr-e-ti-in-ti, No. 740. RPN; ia-a-rum, VS VI I 183, I 10. ia-mu-ut-li-im, I, 11 1, 7. 1, 7. I I I. ia-u-ti-61, I, 11 1, 8. Cf,a-li-dl, 86. ia-ia-tum, I, 11, 37. Cf. ia-a- ADD; also Bi. INY~~; tum, CPN; VS VII 123, 3; $KqYV;....- jK37iIl:... 5~97nl. 124,3; 183, ll,zo. -. - .... - 87. ia-ia-um, I, 11, 38. I 12. ia-am-zi-61, I, 11 1, 9. Cf. ia- am-.~i-"FamaS, BB; Scheil, 88. ia-ia-mu, I, l I, 39. Cf. ia-a-mu, CPN. Sippar, No. 35; ia-am-lu- l 89. ia-e-im-ri-61, I, 11, 40. Cf. No. ma-lik, VS Vl 171, 7. Also Bi. (?)z~TDN;Y~B~T~K; Pun. 60 and I 12. T:--: -- .-: go. ia-ab-hu-ru-um, I, 11, 41. Cf. y~y;ynyl. ia-ab-ha-ru-um, PSBA 33, 113. ia-kul-gu?-&-um, I, Ill, 10. pl. 47, No. 29, 25; Bi. ln21. I 14. ia-gu-e-lum, I, I I I, I I.Cf. Nos. 7... . 91. ia-s'u-ha-tum, I, 11, 42. Also in 15 I,237, and Pal. N3y: 1532~; RPN (fern.); ABKU. Cf. Phen. D~N?>P. Bi. n~Tw!. 115. ia- ...... I, Ill, 12. TT . 116. ia- ....-ra, I, Ill, 13. OF AKKADIAN NAMES 121 117. [ial-...... I, Ill, 14. 11.g-ri.. 1, I,8 Cf. I 18. ia-. ..-a-Ez4-um, I, 11 1, I j. gu-ri, VS \'I I 204, 42. I 19. [ial-si-Il, I, l l I, 16. Also in I 42. gu-ri-. . ?-. . , I, I I I, 30. LC; CBS 7008. Cf. ia-si- I 43. gu-na-a- ... , I, II I, 40. dIM, LC; ia-~u-~lM,LC; 144. ., 1, 111, 41. ia-si-ra-ah, VS IX 31, 5; lqj. gzd-ra-. ..., I, 111, 42. Cf. Bi. ;?.$. Pal. So,l j~si2. T" oiwnv; ...... 130. ia-am-si-dl, I, 11 1, 17. Cf. Bi. nrocy; Pun. cnp, oat"; 146. bu-[nu]-..... , I, IV, I. Cf. T : --: bu-nu-am-mu, CBS 1295. Phen. csylnwK. Also Bi. i,~.:?;Saf. 91s; 121. ia-ar-ha-am-il, I, 111, 18. Cf. ia-ar-ha-mu, RPN. Also Phen. njna~s. 147. bu-nu-. .?-e[l?],I, I\', 2. Cf. Bi. mi;-- c;??;- ..... j~nni9;- ...... bu-ni-i-la, AJSL 29, p. I 71, Pal. 9ni9. No. 85 7, 122. ia-e?-im-la-la, I, 11 1, 19. I 48. bu-nu-la?-ma-.?ar, I, IV, j. I 23. ia-. ..-du-urn, I, 11 1, 20. 149. bu-nu-la-ra, I, I\', 4. 124. ia- ...... , I, Ill, 21. I 50. bu-nu-ma-a-h?,~-uin,I, IV, j. 125. ia-kt?-un-. ..., I, Ill,22. 15 I. bu-nu-urn-e-/?ant,I, IV, 6. Cf. 126. ia-. .?- ..., I, Ill, 23. No. 147, and Bi. ?x?jg. 127. ia-. . ?-si-ru-urn, I, l l I, 24. ... I 28. gu-un-gu-nu-urn, I, I II, z j. I j2. bu-nu-ha-la-i-li, .I, IV, 7. Cf. Also in HPN; SAK. ha-a-lidl, 'fN B, 13. j I j ; ha- I 29. gu-un-gu-nu-lum?, I, II I, 26. li-lum, RI'N; ha-li-li-ia, VS 130. gu-na-na-turn, I, Ill, 27. Cf. Xlll lo Rev. 12; ha-li- Saf. n132. ia-urn, ibid. 20s Rev. 21; I 31. gu-[na?]-a-a,I, l 11, 28. su-mu-ha-la, RPY; ia-da- 132. gu-[nail-a-nu-urn, I, 11 1, 29. ah-ha-lum, RI'S; also Bi. Cf. Phen. 113; Saj. pi). 5~5~7. 133. gu-lul-lum, I, 1 I I, 30. Cf. Bi. . . $53. 153. bu-nu-ka-ma-i-la, I, IV, 8. TT I 54. bu-na-nu-urn, I, IV, 9. Cf. 134.g~-ni?-...., I, Ill, 31. Cf. pa-na-nim (ten.),AJSL 29, VS XIl l Rev. gu-ni-i, 56 12. p. 164, No. 2487, and Bi. 135. [gu-]...... , 1, 111, 32. iI3'29. 136. gu-...... , I, Ill,33. 7.: 137. gu- ...... , I, 111, 34. 155. pu-ru?-la-luuz, I, IV, lo. 138. gu-ru-. ... , I, 11 I, 35. Cf. I 56, pu-ha-hu-urn, I, IV, I I. gu-ru-ru-urn, VS lX 32, 8. 157. pu-ha-su-urn, I, IV, 12. Cf. 139. gu-ru-. ..., I, Ill, 36, Saj. @no. 140. gu-ru-. ..., I, Ill, 37. 1 58. pu-sa-hu-urn, I, I\', I 3. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 123 213. ii-ta-. .... I, VI, 2...... 214. i1-hi-. ...I, V1, 3. 252. ti-il-kar-"2-[a],I, VI I I, I. 21 5. ii-hi-. .... I, VI, 4. 253. ti-i?-kar-%la-gall, I, VI I I, 2. 216. i1-hi-. ... I, VI, 5. Also in Pt. I, So. 21 217. i?-hi-. .... I, Vl, 6. 254. ti-a-rzl-urn, I, VI 11, j. Ci. 2 1 ii.. I I,7. Ci. is- Pben. Slh'il. mi, BE SIV 34, lo; ii-nzi- 255. i-lilr-a?-dz~-z~n?.I, VII I, 4. Cf. "a-gan, I IPN; also Bi. i-id.,VS IS I 72, 5; i~yrj.i';,.. T: etc. i-tur-u1-(hi, VS 1 X 174, 2 1 2 56. i-tilr-li-i[nr],I, Vl 11, 5. 219. i1-gal-. .... I, Vl, 8. 257. i-lur-ha-al, I, VI I I, 6. Cf. 220. it-go?- .... I, Vl, c). Sn/. nn; ml. 'a;py. 221. if-...... I, Vl, 10. 258. i-tilr-la?.. , . . , I, \'I 11, 7, ...... 259. i-tilr-. . I Vlll, 8. Cf. 232. nl~?-al-.... , I, VlI, 2. Hi. cF:ny. 233. ii-im-rzl-hu-nvz-nzi-. .., I, V 11, ... 3. Cf. li-im-ri-ha-ail;-mu, 260. ?vii-?i[il!-.... , I,Vl I I, 9. BB; C'I' IV la l.8.=i;11135 21. I-a?... ., I, Vlll, 10. l'N13, p. 304. 262. m21- ...., I, Vl 11, I I...... 234. 72-im-ri-ii, 1 I 4. Cf. (six ii-in?-rii-fi~?n,VS VII j, 27; names destro)-ed). . I I I 2, 2; {i-i?n-ri-".Yams;, 269. [I"-. -a?]-hzl-ilw, I,Vl 1 I, 7. ABIIU ; ii-me-ir-"iamni, Cf. Saf. nx. ABRU; CBS 1404; ;i-i117- 270. [iu- . .I-u?-du-zlrn, I, VI 11, 18. r-erh KP\! ; li-i~n-ri 271. ~z~-ha?-kii?~li~?-rz~-un?,I, VI I I, (-id)-di(da), ii-i?w-ri-hii-u?i~- 10- mzl, 7i-inr-ri-l>~z-?:a-/~1,?i-i?iz- 272. ~~1-ba?-bu-z1rn,I, Vl 11, 20. Cf. ri-ii-in?,TAI'N, p. 282, Also su-pa-b~l-z&nz.AJSL 29, p. 195, NO. 2515. So, Ar. ir?(Itl'N); Saj. 273. 771-k~-bl!-lllll,I, VI 11, 2 1. 1;tie. ?st; B ... zyirt. 274. zu-ga-gu-zfnz, I, VI I I, 22. Also 235. zi-im-ri-a-bu-urn, I, \)I I, j. in ABI 280. lwla-a, I, VI I I, 28. Cf. lu- 34, pl. VI I I. No. 276; VS li-ia, VS VII 154. 13. XI l l 73 Obv. I, 8. lo; ;-ti- 281. lu-lu-ul-kil, I, VI I I, 29. ga-la-ar, RPN. 282. ~z~-~zL-zL~-~u?,I, VII I, 30. 304. i-li-ga-thr-i, I, IS, 8. 28j. 7"-ku-z~k?-... , I, VI i I. 31. jog. i-7;-la-ri-e, I, IX, 9. Also in 284. [zu?l- ..-nim?-. .., I, \'I I I, 32. IIPN. Cf. i-7;-(17)-la-ri-e, 285. [zu?]-nim?-i-li-a.I, V1 I I, $3. IN; i-li-du-ri-e. 80727, 4 286. [lull-nim-?ti-pt~,I, \!I l I, 34. (in CT jj, 44) ; i-ii-da-ri-e, ...... RPN; VS Xlll gg Rev. 6 297. a-mi-ru-zim, I, IS, I. Ci. SI (=gya Rev. 12). 119DN; Sa/. 1DN; Pi11 YlDN 306. i-7i-la-ham?, I, IS, lo. .NUDU 307. i-li-a-pa-ah, I, IX, I I. Cf. 298. a-mi-nu-um, I, IS, 2. Also No. 4. A0 4667 (in RA 8, p. 74); 308. i-zi-a-pa-or, I, IS, 12. Cf. PSKA 33, pl. 31;. NO.j, 3; No. j. ibid., pl. 42, So. 14, I(;. C:f. o iiaar I IS, I. Also in Sa/. ]DN. I also Pun. ~$5;Pherz.o$32j~; 344. du-l~<-uk-tuni,I, X, 17. ~So~nws;a5oSpz. 345. dzi-da?-a-nu-um, I, X, 18. Cf. 329. za-up-li-li-$-a. I, S,2. Cf. Bi. I??. T: nu-ap-lu-ui-&a, CBS I 06. 346. i-li-bal-ui-i, I, X, 19. Also 330. na-up-li-li-iZ-tiir, I, S,3. I [I. AKKADIANNAMES. 372. dninni-sag-mu,' "Nizni is my 376. anu-na-du, "A is exalted," 2, 1, chief?" 7 Rev. I, I; Dupl. 5; 7 Rev. 1, 5. Also VS CBS 10994. VIll 36, 13; AJSLq, p.149, 373. *IB-li(d)-da-daj-mu, "lblidda No. 450. is my helper." 7 Rev. I, 3; 377. anuma-kid, "A is a shepherd," Dup!. CBS 10994. 2, 1, 6; 7 Rev. 1, 6. 374. dda-mu-da-nir-gril,"\4'ith Damzr 378. anu-nu-sir, ".4 is protector," the hero.. . .," 2, I, 3; -, 2, 1, 7; 7 Rev. 1, 7. Also Rev. I, 2; I>up!. CBS 10994. in liPN. 375. anu-di-in, "Anu is judge," 2, 1, 379. anu-ub-lam, "A has brought 4; 7 Rev. I, 4. Cf. den-lil- me," 2, 1, 8. Cf. !ii?z-216-lam, di-in, and d?ama?-di-in, LC. VS VI I I I, 8; 2-li-zlb-la~iz,BB. ~~ ~- ~~~~~ - p~~-- I On these three Sumerian names, cf. p. (07. 126 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM- -BABYLONIAN SECTION j80. anu-ub-ha-lam, "A has brought Rev. IV, 15; 9, 3. Also in me," 2, 1, 9. CPN; RPN. 381. anu-ba-bil, "A brings," 2, I, 10. 392. anu-i-ki-?a-am, "A has pre- 382. anu-mil-ba-bil. "A brings," 2, I, sented to me," (2, I, 21): I I; Pt. 111, 19 Obv. I. 3. 1, 5; 5, 1, 3; 7 Rev. IV, 383. aizu-mzl-tab-bil, "A takes 16; 9, 4, Also in CPN. away," 2, I, 12. Also CPN; 393. anu-du-izi, "A is my strength," GTD 5498 Obv. 11, 29. Cf. (2. 1, 22); 3, 1. 6; 5. 1, 4; aizll-mzc-ta-bil, I< 91084 (in 9. 5. C'I' 2 I, I); i-li-nzu-tab-li, VS 394. anu-dzl-di, "A is my pledge," I X 37, 3 ; dSama.Y-mzc-tab-li, (2, 1. 3 3, 1, 7; (4, 1); VS 1X 84, 5 and Case. 5, 1, 5; 9, 6. 384. am-ie-mi, "A hears," 7 Rev. 395 an"-sa-di-i, "A is my maun- IV, 17; Pt. 111, 19 Ohv. 2. tain," (2, 1, 24); 3, 1, 8; Cf. bsin-?e-mi, LC. (4, 2); 5, 1, 6; 9, 7. Cf. 385. anu-ma-gir, "A is favorable," ?amai-iadt(-i)-2-li, LC: i-li- 7 Rev. IV, 18; Pi. 111, 19 il-Fa-di-i, VS VI I I I 7, 22; Obv. 3. Cf. d3amai-ma-gir, sippar"-iadi(-i), VS Vl I l LC; "sin-ma-gi-ir, VS Vl 1 l 45>7. 9, 4. 396. anzc-sa-dze-ni, "A is our rnauq- 386. anu-nza-lik, "A is counsellor," tain," (2, I, 2); j, I, 9; (2, 1, 15); 7 Rev. IV, 19; (4, 3): 5, 1, 7; 9, 8. Pi. 111, 19 Obv. 4. Also in 397. anu-kart-(;), "A is my gran- LC; \'s IX 144, 30. ary," (2, I, 26); 3, 1, 10; 387. anas-ma-lik-ki, "A is my coun- (4, 4); 5. 1, 8; 9 9 (Pt. sellor," (2, 1, 16); (3, I, I); Ill, 18Obv. I). Pi. 111, 19Obv. 5. 398. anzl-hark-ni, "A is our gran- 388. anu-nza-lik-izc, "A is Iris coun- ary," (2, 1, 27); 3, 1, I I; sellor," (2, 1, 17): (3, 1, 2); (4, 5): 5, 1, 9; 9, 10; (Pt. Pi. 111, 19Obv. 6. Ill, 18Ohv. 2). 389. aizzt-e-ri-ba-am. "A has given 399. anu-i-te-e, "A my boundary me possession," 2, 1, 18; .....," (4,6); 8Obv. 11,~. 3 1, 3 7 1.1, 13); Cf. "iamui-i-te-e, LC; i-li- 9, I; Pt. 111, 19 Obv. 7. i-te-e, VS Vl I1 106, 19 and 390, anu-e-ri-la-am, "A has helped Case: VS 1X 130, 21, etc.; me," 2, 1, 19; 3, I, 4; i-li-i-ti-e, VS IX 180, 14. (5, 1, 1); (7 Rev. IV, 14); 400. anu-i-ta-iu, "A his boundary 9, 2. Cf. i-li-e-ri-la, VS VI I . . . . .," 8 Obv. l I, 3. Cf. 165, 4. i-li-i-ta-ia, AB RU. 391. anu-i-din-?lam, "A has given 401. anu-ellat, "A is strength," 3, I, me," (2, I, 20); 5 I, 2; 7 12; 5, 1, 10; (7 Rev. 111, EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAiMES 127 11); 8 Obv. 1 4; 9, 11; 41I. anu-lip-ii, "A is my skill," (2, Pt. 111, 18 Obv. 3. Cf. Q);(7 lev I, I); 10, i-li-il-la-at, TC 72 Obv. IV. 5. Cf. li-ip-ti-"MAR-TU, 402. anzl-ellat-ti, "A is my strength," VS Xlll 18 Rev. 9 (=18a 2 I, 1); 5 I, 1 1; 7 Rev. Rev. I I). 111, 12; 8 Obv. 11, 5; 412. anu-tu-kul-ti, "A is my assist- g, la; Pt. 111, 18 Obv. 4. ance," (2, 11, 10); (7 Rev. Cf. 2-li-ellai-ti, VS VI I I 34, I, 15 1 6 Cf. i-12-lu- 38; "a-mu-ellai-ti, VS I X kul-ti, LC; FSClA 33, pl. 47, 185, 4. No. 30, 17. 403. an?&-ellii(t)-iz~,"A is his 413. anu-ha-ai-ti, "A is my power," strength," 7 Rev. 111, 13; 2 I,I) (7 Rev. 11, 16); 8Obv. 11, 6; 9, 13; Pt. Ill, lo, 7. Cf. No. 348. 18Obv. 5. Cf. am-s'u-ellii(f)- 414. a~zu-ba-la-ti, "A is my lire," zu, VS VIIl 44, 14; AJSL 2 I, 2 (10, 8). zg. p 152, No. 748; i-li-iu- 415. anu-la-mu-li, "A is my guar- ellii(t)-zu, AJSL 30, p. 70, dian' 2 I 3 10, 9. No. 828. 416. anzb-im-di, "A is my support," 404. anu-rfd, "A is a shepherd," 2 I, I; (7 Rev. Ill, 16); (2, I 3); 8 Obv. Ill, 8; 8 Obv. 11, 9; (9, lo).' Cf. 9, 14; Pt. 111, 18 Obv. 6. i-li-im-di, IWN (fern.); VS Also in IWN; VS Vlll 41, V I I 5 1 d?~a-lza-a-im-ili, 16; In. 11 4618. VS IX 201, 6. 405. anu-ri-nze-ni, "A is merciful," 417. anu-li-im-di,"Amy bond. . . ." (2, I, 4 8 Obv. 111, 9; (var. [a?zu-ii-inz-ill; lo, lz), 9, 15; Pt. 111, 18 Obv. 7. 2, 11, 15; (7 Rev. Ill, 17); 406. anu-riqu-i-Fu, "A is his help- 8 Obv. 1 I, 10. CF. a-bi-?i- er" (var. [anu-ri-]-lu-i~&.9, id103412 Col. IV, I 5 16); 8 Obv. 111, 10. Cf. (in CT 32, I I). adadi-ri-~u-u-a,ADD. 418. anu-PIC-me-di,"A is my dwcll- 407. am-nzt-ri, "A is my light," ing," 2, 11, 16; (7 Rev. I I I, (2, 11, 5); LO, I. Cf. 14); 8 Obv. I 7; lo, 13. d3amaf-nu-ri, VS V1 I I 57, 5. 419. anu-ne-me-ki, "A is my wis- 408 anu-dur-ri, "A is my fortress," dom," (2, 11, I)(7 Rev. 2 I 6; lo, 2. I,I) 8 Obv. 11, 8; lo, 409. anu-nrl-uh-ii, "A is my abun- 14. dance," 2, 11, 7; 10, 3. 420. anu-da-mi-ik, "A is merciful," 410. anzh-"anzli(-fi), "A is my sun," (2, 11, 18); 8 Obv. Ill, 2; 2, 1 I, 8; 10, 4. Cf. ddun- 10, 15 Also LBD I 10,4, 5; pi-Fa-ar~z-Ii, In. 11 728. RPN. 'Tent g, 11. 10-1 I, has two lines dcrtroyed, where oiiirl texts have only nnu-itit-di B4BYLOXIAX SECTION 42 I. anu-nu-da-mi-ik, "A makes 3. Cf. i-li-if-me-ni, In. I1 favorable," (2, 11, 19); 8 2899; dsin-i?-nze-ni,VS VI I I Obv. 111, 3; lo, 16. 15, 24; Ix 39, 2. 422. anu-ga-mil, "A is gracious," 2, $32. anu-ii-ii-gal, "A has decided?' 11, 20; (5, 11, I); 8 Obv. (var. anu-ii-ti-pal, 2, l I, 28), I,4; lo, 17. Also LAD 94, 5. 11,9; 7 Rev. IV, 4; 8 Obv. 11, I; IIPN. 11, 15; Pt. 1, 47 Obv. j. 423. anu-mzh-ga-mil, "Amakessafe," Cf. i-li-if-ti-ka-al. VS Vl 1 l 2, 11, 21; 3, 11, 1; 5, ll, 2; 17, 19; i-li-ii-da-gal, In. I 8 Obv. 111, j; lo, 18. 1416; am-mi-f-aka LC; 424. anu-Fa-lim, "A is well dis- i-li-ii-ti-kal, LC. posed," 8 Obv. 1 1 I, 6. Also 433. anu-ii-ta-mar, "A is watchful," in RPN. 2, 11, 29; 5, 11, 10; 7 Rev. 425 anu-mu-ia-lim, "A preserves," IV, 5; 8 Obv. 11, 16; 13. I, 8 Obv. 111, 7. Also RPN; 47 Obv. 6. VS Vlll 4, 32. 434. am-la-ni-in, "A is provider," 426. anu-fa-nzu-z~h, "A is abun- 5 1 I); 7 Rev. 11, 11. dant," 2, 11, 22; 3, I I, 2; j, 33 5. a77.u-la-ni-in-ni, "A is my pro- I, 3; I I Cf. %in-fa- vider," 7 Rev, 11, 12. Cf. mu-zlh, LC; ia-mu-uh-'sin, i-li-la-ni-ni, VS VII 3, 3. and fa-mu-uh-itti-asin, LC. 436. anu-fa-xi-in-iu, "A is his pro- 427. anu-mu-ia-nzu-uh, "A makes vider," (2, 111, I); 7 Rev. prosperous," 2, 11, 23: 3, 11, 11, 13. 3: 5, 11, 4. 437. anu-li-bur-ra, "May A be 428. anu-if-mu, 2, 11, 24; 3, 11, 4; strong!" 2, Ill, 2. 5. 11, 5; (8 Obv. ll, 17). 438. awn-li-bur-ra-am, "May A be 429. anu-it-mu-mu, 2, 11, 25; 3, II, film for me!" 2, Ill, 3. 5; 5, 11, 6; (8 Obv. 11, 18). 439. anzl-tab-ba-e,' "A is my com- 430. anu-ii-me-a-ni, "A has heard panion," 2, Ill, 4. Cf.fab- me," (2, 11, 26); 3, 11, 6; ba-e, VS IX 12, 4; tab- 5, 1, 7; 7 Rev. IV, 2; 8 bu-urn, VS IX 40, 27; i-li- Obv. 11, 13; I't. 1, 47 Obv. tab-ba, In. 11, 4513; 4699; 3. Cf. 'sin-ii-me-a-an-ni, VS i-li-tab-ha-e, VS VI I I 52, 33; V I I 5 I. I 5 ; i-li-ii-me-a-alz- i-li-tab-hi-e, LC; VS IX 50, ni, BB. 6; 58, I I, etc. 43 I. anu-ii-ma-ni, "A has heard 440. anu-lab-ba-Tu, "A is his com- me" (var. anu-ii-ma-nu, 8 panion," 2, 111, 5. Cf. Obv. 11, 14; anu-if-me-ni, "amai-tab-ba-fz~,LC. Pt. 1, 47 Obv. 4). (2. 11, 27) ; 441. anu-iab-ba-we-di, "A is the 3, I,7; 5, ll, 8; 7 Rev. IV, only companion,"' 2, 11 1, 6. EOW. CHIERA-LISTS t3i AKI<.4DIAN NAlMES 129 Cf. i-li-we-di-ma, LC; BB; 45 I. anu-wa-far, "A is superabun- dsin-a-Fi-we-di, VS VI I i 34, dant," 2, ll I, 16. Cf. i-li- 17; fa-pa-we-di-im, VS VI I a-tar, VS Vl l l I 4, 44; ia-2a- 171, 10; tub-ha-we-di-im, VS rztm, 81070, 12 (in CT 33, VI I I 74, 5 ; tap-pi-we-di, BB. 45); ia-la-ra-fim, B B. 442. anu-lu-da-ri, "A is truly eter- 452. anu-wa-rum, 2, 1 11, I 7. nal,"' 2, 111, 7; (6, 11, 2). 453. anu-gal- ...... ,2, Ill, 18. CI. a-bi-lu-da-ri, LC; bc-li- 454. a?zzi-d?i+z, "A is powerful," 2, lu-da-ri, 92565. 5 (in CT 111, 19; 6, I, 9; 7 Rev. If, I; 33. 33). (8 Obv. I, 3). 443. anu-lu-ui-da-an-ni, "May A 45 5. anzi-i~-diin,~"His god is power- increase to me!" 2, Ill, 8; ful" (var. anu-iu-dun-nu, 2, 6 I 3) Cf. Nos. 1072, 111, zo), 6, 11, lo; 7 Rev. I 168. ll, 2; (8 Obv. 1, 4). 444. anu-da-a-a-an, "A is judge," 456. a~zz4-iu-?za-da,"His god is ex- 2, Ill, 9. alted," 2, 11 1, 21." 445. anzt-ta-a-a-ar, "A is compas- qj7 anu-li-i-li, "Aisnly protector," sionate," 2, Ill, 10. Cf. 2, 111, 22. diamaY-ta-ia-ar, LC. 458. awu-iu-zi-i-li, "His god is my 446. anu-kar-ra-du, "A the power- protector" 2, 11 I, 23. ful.. .. .," (2, Ill, I I); Dupl. 459. am-. . ?-...... I 2, 1 l I, 24. CBS 12659. Cf. 'Yamai- 460, anu-kal-. . . . . , 2, Ill, 25, kar-ra-ad, AJSL 29, p. 162, 461. am-nu-wi-ir, "A shines," 2. No. 2456. Ill, 26; 8Obv. ll, 11; I't. I, 447. anu-ha-zi-ir, "A is protector," 47 Obv. I. 2, 111, 12; Dupl. CBS 12659. 462. anu-mu-nu-wi-ir, "A makes Cf. diamai-ha-li-ir, -ha-sir, brilliant," 2, 1 11, 27; 8 Obv. LC; i-li-ha-zi-ri, B B. I,12 Pt. 1, 47 Obv. 2. 448. anu-ti-nz~-&-a,"A is my pro- ...... vider," 2, Ill, 13; 8 Rev. 473. anu-IGI, (6, 1, I); 7 Rev. 1, 8. 111, 11. 474. anu-iu-IGI, (6, I, 2); 7 Rev. 449. a?zwzi-nu-&-Xu, "A is his pro- 1, 9. vider," 2, 111, 14; 8 Rev. 475. am-bltum, 6, 1, 3. 111, 12. Cf. sin-zi-nzc-iu, 476. anu-iu-bltum, 6, 1, 4; (7 Rev. LC. I, I 1). 450. anu-wa-kar, "A is precious," 477. anu-si-li, "A is my protector," 2, 111, 15. Cf. a-ha-ti-wa- 6, 1, 5; 7 Rev. 1, 12. Cf. ak-ra-at, BB; a-bi-ia-kar, 2-1--1 103398, 1I, 9 (in Bu. 89. 4. 26, 162 (in BC). CT 32, 19). I Cf. Pt. I, p. ja f. Cf. Introduction, p. I 10. We should have expected anu-no-do before this name 130 UNIVEKSITV MUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION 478 anu-Xu-~i-li,"llis god is my pro- 52 I. dSanzai-?~a-[kid],"Sh is a shep- tection," 6, I, 6; 7 Rev. 1, 13. herd," 8 Obv. l 11, 20. 479. am-nu-ka-xu(?), 6, 1, 7; 7 ...... Rev. 1, 14. 532. "iamai-ii-la-mar, "Sh is watch- 480. anu-iu-nu-ha-si(Z), 6, 1, 8, 7 ful," 15. 1, I Rev. I, 15. 533. %zn~a;-ii-mu,15, 1, 2...... 534. diamai-ii-nzu-mu, 15, 1, 3. 491. a~zzc-sukkallum, "A is super- 535. dian~a?-r2'zi,"Sh is a shepherd," visor," 7 Rev. 11, 3; (8 15. 1, 4. Also in RPN; LC. Obv. 1, 5). Also In. IV 536. Tamai-ri-me-ni, "Sh is merci- 7450; etc. ful," 15, 1, 5. Cf. diamai- 492. anu-l8b, "A is good," 7 Rev. ri-nza-an-ni, VS VI I 92, 17. I 4; (8 Obv. I, 6). 537. ['iamui-ril-ru-zi-a, "Sh is my 493. anu-!d-bzwum, "A is good," 8 helper," 15, 1, 6. Obv. 1, 7. 538. ["amai-rii-ru]-zi-Su, "Sh is his ...... helper," I 5, 1, 7. 504. aria-ma-an-si, "A has given," ...... 8 Obv. 111, 13. Also LA11 549. "iamai-ga-mi1,"Sh is gracious," 96, 8; LBD.' I 11, 3); 2, 1. Also in 505. ana-ma-an-ba,"A has divided," RPN; LC; VSVII, I 5,3.4. 8 Obv. 111, 14. Cf. dnanna- 550. dianza?-nzu-ga-mil, "Sh makes ma-ba, TRU. safe," 19, I I, 4; 24, 2. 506. ana-da-nu-me-a, "There is no 55 I. "ianzai-?a-lim, "Sh is well dis- one like A," 8 Rev. Ill, posed," 19, 11, 5; 24, 3. 15. Also LAD 92, 19. Cf. 552. diama?-mu-?a-lim, "Sh pre- nin-mu-da-nu-me-a, DP 157, serves," 24, 4. Ill. 553. Ya?na?-7;-nu-zi-a, "Sh is my 507. anu-ie-me-a, "A, listen to me!" provider," 24, 5. 8 liev. 11 l,16. Cf. arm-ic-me, 554. "a~nai-li-nu-zi-Xu, "Sh is his IiPN ildn-ie-me-a, K 9 I 082, provider, 24, 6. 8 (in CT 21, 17); VS VIll 555. "?an~a?-zua-kar,"Sb is pre- 60, 19; LC. cious," 24, 7. 508. anu-la-i-da, "A a hunter. ...," 556. "anzai-wa-lar, "Sh is super- 8 Rev. Ill, 17. abundant," 24, 8...... 557. d?amai-wa-rzim, 24, 9. 5 19. diamaS-ba-ni, "Sha~nashis cre- ...... ator," 8 Obv. 11 I. 18. 568. "ell-lil-ba-ni, "Enlil is creator," 520. d.Tamai-na-da, "Sh is exalted," 24, I I. Alsoin LAD; IIPN. 8 Obv. Ill, 19. Also CBS 569. %n-111-na-da, "E is exalted," 3494; CPN. 24, 12. Alsoin L.AI1; I.BD. 'On thcre three Suinerian names, cf. p. 107. EUW. CIIILRA-L.ISl'S Or AKKADIAN NhAlLS 131 5jo. den-lil-na-[kid],"E is a shep- 617. den-li!-ii-fi-gal, "E has de- herd," 24, 13. cided?' 8 Rev. I, 6; 19, 571. "en-lil-be-lz~m,"E is lord," 24, IV, 2. 14. 618. den-lil-i-la-mar, "E is watch- 572. den-lil-ilz~nz,"E is god," 24, 15. ful," 8 Rev. I. 7; 19, IV, 3. Also in LAD; LI3Il. 619. den-lil-iS-mz~,8 Rev. 1, 8; 19, ...... IV, 4. 583. *en-121-la-ma-~i,"E is my guar- 620. den-lil-iS-nzz~-mu,8 Rev. I, 9; dian," 22, 1, I. 19, lv, 5. 584 "o-lil-irn-di, "E is my sup- 621. ue~z-!i!-ellat,"E is strength," port," 22, 1, 2. Cf. im-di- 19, IV, 6. "en-lil, VS IX 165, 3. 622. [%en-lilj-ellat-ti, "E is my 585. "en-121-7i-im-ti, "E my bond strength," 19, IV, 7...... ,3, 22, 1, 3. 623. [den-lil-ellb(t)]-~u,"E is his 586. den-!il-ne-me-di,"E is my dwell- strength," 19, IV, 8. ing," 22, 1, 4.' ...... 587. de~z-lil-7a-ni-in,"Eis provider," 629. *?tin-lil-kart(-i),"Ninlil is my 22, 1, 5. granary," Pt. Ill, 60, 5. 588. den-!i!-fa-ni-7zi, "E is my pro- 630. dnin-lil-karC-ni, "N is our gran- vider," 22, 1, 6. ary," Pt. I1 I, 6,6. 589. %en-lil-la-ni-in-iu, "E is his 63 I. dnin-lil-lip-fi, "N is my skill," provider," 22, 1, 7. Also in Pt. 111, 60, 7. LAD. 632. dnin-Iil-fu-kul-fi, "N is my 590. %n-lil-e-ri-ha-anz, "E has given assistance," Pt. I I I, Go, 8. me possession," 22, 1, 8. 633. dnin-lil-ba-a3-ti, "N is my 591. den-liGe-ri-la-am,"E has helped power," 29, 1, 3, Pt. 111, me," 22, 1, 9. 60, 0...... 634. "nin-iil-ba-la-fi,"N is my life," 602. den-!iGfab-ba-ze;e-di,"E is the 29,1,4,Pt.l11,6o, 10. only companion," 19, 11 1, 4. 635. dnin-lil-la-nza-~i, "N is my 603. den-lil-i-[le-e],"E my bound- guardian," Pt. 111, 60, I I. ary. . . . .," 19, 111, 5. 636. dnin-lil-"u-...... , 29, 1, 5. 604. "e~z-lil-i-[la-LJ,"E his bound- 637. unin-!i!-rE['l'lnl. "N is a shep- ary... . .," 19, 111, 6. herde\s," 29, 1, 6...... , . . 638. dnin-lil-ri-[me-ni],"N is merci- 615. den-lil-i?-nze-[a-~zi],"E has ful," 29, I, 7. heard me," 8 Rev. 1, 4. 639. dnin-!il-ri-[nza-?za],"N, be 616. den-lil-iF-ma-na, "E has heard merciful to me!", 29, 1, 8. me," 8 Rev. 1, 5; 19, IV, 640. anin-lil-ellat, "N is strength," I. 29, 1, 9. 'After na-me-di, we should have expected ne-me-ki. 132 UNIVERSITY hlL'SEUM-BABYLONIA& SSFCIION 641. %in-lil-ellaf-[ti], "N is my 699. 2-a-Xu-z!b-. ... ., 16, 11, 4. strength," 29, I, lo...... 710. 2-a-i?-la-mar, "E is watchful," 652. %in-li2-ii-mz~,29, 11, 2. I 1; 15, I, I. 653. 'nin-lil-ni-Xi, "N is my god," 711. &a-iF-mu, 11, 2; 15, 1, 2. 29, 11, 3. 712. ba-i.Y-ni7r-mu, I I, j; I 5, I, 3. 654. *ni?z-lil-k~-~u-uG-[.t~i]-ii,"N is 713. i-u-da-a-u-an, "E is judge," I I, the abundance of the peo- 4. ple," 29, 11, 4. Cf. dA-A-kz~- 714 &a-ta-a-a-ar, "E is compas- 3%-ub-ma-lim, CBS I 270. sionate," 11, 5. Also in ...... LBI). 665. 2-a-ilum, "Ea is god," 13, I. 715. $-a-la-?ti-in, "E is provider," Cf a-I,T; TRU. 11, 6. 666. 2-a-be-lum, "E is lord," 13, 2. 716. 2-a-la-ni-ni, "E is my pro- 667. $-a-?a-ru-[urn?], "E is king," vider," 1 I, 7. 132 3. 717. 8-a-la-ni-in-[s'u],"E is his pro- 668. 2-a-Fa-ar-[ru-um?], "E is king," vider," I I, 8. 13, 4. 718. &a-72'4, "E is a shepherd," 669. $-a-nu-[da?], "E is exalted," 9;15. 1,4. 13, 5. 719. 2-a-ri-me-ni, "E, be merciful ...... to me!" 11, 10; 15, I, 5. 680. 2-a-kari(-i), ''E is my granary," 720. [e?-a-r]i-?z~-Zi-a,I j, I, 6. 16, I, I. 721. 2-a-ri-?z~-?a, "E is her helper," 681. 2-a-karfi-ni, "Eis our granary," I I, I I. (Var. [%-a-ri-flu-&- 16, 1, 2. Xu. 15, 1, 7.) 682. &a-~i-li,"E is my protection," ...... 16, 1, 3. 731. [iF-tdrl-. ....-Fu, 20, Ill, I. 683. 2-a-$u/fi/i(-li), "E is my pro- 732. [ii-tiir]-a-turn, 20, 11 1, 2. tection," 16, 1, 4. 733. [ii-tbrl-ni-iu, "Ishtar is I:I!. 684. 2-a-. ....-Fa-i, 16, I, 5. oath," 20, 111, 3. 68j. 2-~-[7a-ni?]-in,"E is provid- 734. [ii-tdrj-wu-ri, "lshtar is my er," 16, 1, 6. light," 20, 11 1, 4...... 735. ir-tar-dzcr-ri, "I is my fortress," 696. 8-a-mu-...... , I 6, I 1, I . 20, Ill, 5. 697. &a-pa-a- ..., I 6, I I, 2. 736. if-tar-nu-uh-Xi, "I is my abun- 698. 2-a-tz~-k[ul-ti],"E is niy assist- dance," 20, Ill, 6. ance," 16, 11, 3. Also in 737. 2;-tdr-"am?i(-ii), "I is my LA11 24, 11, 5; LBI) 32, 17. sun," 20, 111, 7. Also RPN. Cf. dlM-tu-ku-ul-ti, VS IX 738. ii-fir-kart(-i), "I is my gran- 92, 3- ary," 20, l ll, 8. . ~p~- ~ - ' Afrri 654 follow Sumerian names, which are given in PI. Ill, Nos. ~go-91. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAX XAMES 133 739. ti'-tar-karzi-ni, "I is our gran- 766. dsin-ma-lik-izl, "S is his coun- ary," 20, 11 1, 9. sellor," I't. 1, 22 Obv. 5. 740. i?-tdr-e-ti-;?I-ti, "I is an ar- 767 dsin-da-nzi-ik, "S is merciful," tisan?' 20, 111, lo. Cf. I't. I, 22 Obv. 6. No. 109. 768. 5i1z-mz~-da-nzi-ik, "S makes 741. $1-tdr-i-id-ni-ti?, 20, l l I, I I. favorable," Pt. I, 22 Obv. 7. 742. iY-tdr-tu-kul-ti, "I is my assist- Cf. Qiiz-i71zf-danz-mi-ik, BE ance," 20, I I I, 12. XIV 11j, 8...... 753. dlM-ellat, "1A.I is strength," 21, 11, 2...... 754. "IM-ellat-ti, "I is my strength," 795. d~zin-in - xiki - na - 1~-mu- [z~r?], 21, 11, 3. ",May I see Nin-insilza!" 22, 755. dIM-ellB(t)-lzc. "I is his V, I. strength," 21, 11, 4. Also 796, 51in-ilz-sit'-?fa-ur-mzl,L22, V, 2. LAD 45, 11, 24; RPN 797. dn[inzit iL']-lza-... -mn, 22, V,3. (Ramman-). 798. %~i~z-gS?-ri-me-it,"Nin-esb? is 756. dlM-?e-mi, "I hears," 21, 11, 5. beloved," 22, V, 4. Also in CPN. Cf. sin-Ye- 799. d~~i~-&[S-ri-?a-a]t(1). 22, V, 5. me-e, CHS 1243. 800. "i'ara2-ha-ni(?), "Shara is cre- 757. "IM-ma-lik, "I is counsellor," atress." 22, V, 6. 21, 11, 6. 801. "iara-ba-ai'-li, "Shismy power," 7j8. VIM-ma-lilz-ki, "I is my coun- 22, V, 7. sellor." 21., I I.,, .i. 802. dYara-ba-la-ti, "Sh is my life," 7j9. V~ll-ma-lik-iu,"I is his coun- 22, V, 8. sellor," 21, l I, 8. 803. d3ara-la-ma-[li],"Sh is my guar- 760. ["MI-ya-mi-il, "I is gracious," dian," 22, V, 9. 21, 11, 9...... 761. ["MI-mu-ga-mi-il, "I ~ilakes 814. 'd?~l-li-an-?za-dn~n-ki,"Shnii- safe," 21, 11, 10. anna is my favor," 22, VI, I. 762. [dIM-i-te]-e,21, 11, I I. Cf. dnzarduk-d~inj-ki, CBS ...... 419. 763. %ill-ma-[girl, "Silz is favor- 81 5. dln?-z~m-mi."Za? is my rnoth- able," Pt. 1, 22 Obv. 2. er," 22, V, 2.:' 764. dii~z-ma-[lik],"S is counsellor," 816. "a?- ....., 22, V, 2-8. I't. 1, 22 Ohv. 3. 81 j. dla?-kz~-zz~-z~b-ni-.Yi,"Z is the 765. 5~71-nza-lik-[ki],"S is my coun- abundance of the people," sellor," Pt. I, 22 Obv. 4. 22, V, 9. ' Surneriani L'r-fiiu=my abundance. Written: dLACALl+I<;I-CUNU. Cf. Pr. 1, p. 70, note 4. 3Thc name is written 818. "?a?-ra-bi, "Z is great," 22, V, 855. dni?z-ama?-a{ag-ga-~?a-iir,"N is 10. protectress," 23 Obv. 8. 819. dza?-hal?-lik?, 22, V, I I. 856. 'TAR-ba-ni, "Tar is creator," 820. d[la?]-ri-.... , 22, V, 12. 23 Obv. 9...... 857. "TAR-na-da, "7 is exalted," 830, d~S-ba-ni,"Ush is creator," 2 23 Obv. lo. Obv. 2. 858. d7',4R-lza-sir, "7' is protector," 831. "3-na-da, "U is exalted," 2 23 Obv. I I. Obv. 3...... 832. %~ra.?-be?-li,"tirash is my 869. "i-iilim-ha-ni, "Cu-silinz is lord," 2 Obv. 4. creator," I't. I, 19 Obv. I. 833. dirrai-na-d[a],"ti is exalted," 870. "d-silim-nu-da. "(; is exalted," 2 Obv. 5. Also in VS V11, I't. 1, 19Obv. 2. 25, 3; 154, 21. 871. "&-silinz-nu-kid, "G is a shep- 834. 6?~u-mu.Y-da-ba-?zi,"Nflmusbda herd," Pt. I, 19 Obv. j. is creator," 2 Obv. 6. 872. %in-mart'-na-sir, "A'in-marki 835. d~zzd-mui-da-na-da, "N is ex- is protectress," Pt. I, 19 alted," z Ohv. 7. Obv. 4. 836. dCU-BA-I~IL-um-nzi,"(;ubalil 873. dnin-mar"-um-mi, "h' is my is my mother," 2 Obv. 8. mother," IJt. 1, 19 Obv. 5. 837. *ainan-ilzlm, "Ashnnn is god," Cf. dnin-mar"-ama, RTllh 2 Obv. 9. 150, VII, 6; In. 11 618...... 874. dCI-NIL-ba-?zi,"'Gibil is cre- 848. dCI?-BIl~?-ba-ni,"Gibil? is crr- ator," Pt. I, 19Obv. 6. ator," 23 Obv. I.' 875. dGI-BIL-na-da, "G is exalted," 849. dGI?-BIL?-na-da, "G is ex- Pt. I, 19 Obv. 7. alted," 23 Obv. 2. 876. dni~~-Sar-na-kid,"Nin-iar is a 850. %'I?-BIL?-?za-kid, "G is a shep- shepherdess," I't. I, 19Obv.8. herd," 23 Obv. 3. 877. d~zin-.?ar-na-$ir,"N is protect- 85 I. dGl?-BIL?-~~a-~ir,' is pro- ress," Pt. I, 19Obv. 9. tector," 23 Obv. 4. 878. diu-~i-o~~-na-ilz~nz,"Shnlianna 852. *nin-amai- a?ag-ga-[b~-ni!],~ is god," Pt. 1, 19Obv. lo. "Nin-amash-alagga is cre- 879. diz~-?i-ar~-na-be-llulz,"Sb is atress," 23 9bv. 5. lord," Pt. 1, 19Obv. I I. 853. d~iin-ama.?-a~ag-ga-~~a-da,"N is 880. d~u-nz6-n?6-ba-ni,"%amanla is exalted," z Ohv. 6. creator," I't. 1, 19Obv. 12. 854. dnin-amai-alag-ga-[na]-kid,2 "N 881. "a-nzd-mii-nu-da, "Z is ex- is a shephenless," 23 Obv. 7. alted," Pt. 1, 19Obv. 13. ~ . ~p . 1 lleirored from the pupil's copy on the oppoiile colunln. 20rnitted by the scribe. SWritten: dUIL-CI. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 135 882. dfa-rnh-mh-ilz~m,"Z is god," 916. a-ba-da, 33, 11, 7. Cf. a-ba-di, 1)t. I, 19Obv. 14. DP 121, X; Nic. AlsoBi. 883. u~a-rnd-~nd-be-lum,"Z is lord," N52y;Saf.. Pal., Phen. N721); 2. I'r. I, 19Obv. 15. Saf. my; Pberz. n73it3'13y. 884. dNE-(;UN-ba-ni,"Neg~lniscre- 917. a-ba-ak-721-urn, 33, ll. 8. Cf. atress," Pt. I, 19 Obv. 16. Saf., SC Y.l>N; Si 1YXIN. 885. dNE-(;L'N-z~rn-mi, "N is my 918. a-bn-hu-rc~-u?iz,33, 11, 9. Cf. mother," I't. 1, 19Obv. 17. ha-ba-!,i~-rz~,ADD 329. 886. dNE-GUN-.., Pt. 1, 19 ...... Obv. 18. 929...... -ni, 25, I, 2...... 930...... ?-ni, 25, 1, j. 897. 8-kur-[irn-di],"Ekz~r is my sup- 93 I...... -wa-ltar, 25, I, 4. port," 17, I. 932...... -wa-pm, 25, 1, 5. 898. 2-kur-zi-im-di, "E my bond 933...... -wa-tar, 2 j, 1, 6. >, . . . . ., 17, 2. 934...... -a-kildi, 2 j. 1, 7. 899. 2-ktrr-1ze-me-[di]."Eismy dwell- 935...... -hi-ki, 25. 1, 8. ing," I 7, 3. 6 . . . . -am-da-la, 25, 1, g. goo. 3-kur-ne-me-[ki],"E is my wis- 937...... -7"-urn, 2 j, I, lo. dom," 17, 4. 938. . . , -Ytz?-rz~-um,25, I, I I...... 939. . . . .-r1L-l1W1, 25, 1, 12. 910. a-ba-u, jj, 11, I. Cf. ab-ha-a, 940...... -i-a, 2 j. I, I 3. HPN and Pal., Pllen. N2N.l 941...... -i-a, 25, 1, 14. 91 1. a-ba-a-a, jj, 11, 2. Also in 942...... -;-a, 25, 1, I 5. LAD 94, 1, 1 1. Cf. a-ba-ia, 943...... -&-urn, 25, 1, 16. AJSL 29, p. 164, No. 2487. 944...... -turn, 25, 1, 17. 912. a-ba-ba, 33, 11, 3. Also in TC 945...... -a-um, 25, 1, 18. lo Obv. Ill. Cf. ab-ba-ba, 946...... -. . ?-tuin, 25, I, 19. In. 11, 4683; KA lo, pl. 11, 947...... -kurn, 25, I, 20. No. 3 CO. 1 I; ha-ba-ba, 948...... -kzmnz?, 25, 1, 21. ADD 197; ahi-ia-ha-ba, ...... ADD 468. Also Pal. 2%; 959. a-ad-. . ., 25, 11, 2. Saf 123N. 960. a-ad-th-bz~-unz~,"Adda is good," 913. a-ba-ak-nu-urn, 33, 11, 4. 25, 11, 3. 914. a-ba-ak-nu-nu-um, 33, 11, 5. 961. a-ad-da-nu-ri, "Ais my light," 915. a-ba-nu-unz, 33, 11, 6. Also 25, l 1, 4. Cf. a-ad-da-turn, H I'N (seals). Cf. ha-ba-ni, CBS 1135. AIIU 197. Also Pal. NUN; 962. a-ad-da-dur-ri, "A is my for- Pilen. 123N. tress," 25, 11, 5. -- 1 Section ~to-(8is compounded of Amoritic names, and these have accordingly been included in the Glossary on p. 148 ff. Far o-ad-do-id-bil-zrin. (Scribal error.) 136 UNIVERSITY ~IUSEUIM-BABYLONIAN SECTIOU 963. a-ad-da-nu-uh-s'i, "A is my $0. a-ad-da-tab-ba-iu, "A is his abundance," 25, l I, 6. companion," 25, 11, 23. 964. a-ad-da-diams't(-ii), "A is my 981. a-ad-da-tab-ba-we-di, "Ais the sun," 25, 11, 7. only companion," 25, ll,24. 965 a-ad-da-la-qzi-in, "A is pro- 982. a-ad-da-i-te-e, "A my bound- vider," 25, 11, 8. ary .....," 25, 11. 25. 966. a-ad-do-[a-ni-in-t~i, "A is my ...... provider," 25, 11, 9. 987. .... -at, 32, 1. I 967. a-ad-da-la-ni-in-?r&, "A is his 988...... -mz~, 32, I, 2; 34, I, I. provider," 25, 11, lo. 989. ... .-?a?-mzl, 32, 1, 3; 34, 1,z. 968. a-ad-da-li-bur, "hlay A be 990. . .-la-am, 32, 1, 4; 34, I, j. strong!" 25, 11, 11. 991. . .?-a-la-at, 32, 1, 5; 34, I, 4.? 969. a-ad-da-li-bur-m.' "!blay A be 992. . .?-la-gi-a, 32, I, 6; 34, 1, 5." firm for me!" 25, 11, 12. 993. ...-da, j2, I, 7; 34, I, 6. 970. a-ad-da-du-ni, "A is my 994. . .-da?-ga, 34. 1, j; (var.. . .- strength," 25, 11, 13. LAL, jz, I, 8). 971. a-ad-da-du-di, "A is my 995. . -den-lil,32, l,9: (34.1.8). pledge," 25, 11, 14...... 972. a-ad-da-sa-di-i, "A is my moun- 1002. a-ba-ri-i'~-at,~j I, I I, I. tain," 25, 11, 15. IOO~.a-ha-ti-Far-ra-at, "Aliuli ('my 973. a-ad-da-sa-du-ni, "A is our sister') is queen," 30, I ; j I, mountain," zj, 11, 16. 11,3.j 974 a-ad-da-kart(-i), "A is my gran- 1004. a-ba-ti-far-ha-at. "A is power- arp," 25. 11, 17. ful," jo, 2; 31,11, 2. 975. a-ad-da-karzi-qzi, "A is our 1005. a-ha-ti-du-mil-11k-?zi-ii,"A is granary," 25, 11, 18. the favor of the people," 976. a-ad-da-ellat, "A is strength," 30, 4; 31, 11, 4.'' Cf. dzl- 25. 11, 19. mu-uk-if-tdr, VS I X I 76, 7; 977. a-ad-da-ellaf-ti, "A is my ma-ad-du-mu-lck-ili, ABRU; strength," 25, 11, 20. du-mu-uk-hgltim, CBS 1288; 978. a-ad-du-ellii(t)-a?-?z&, "A is his ztmnzz&-dzl-mzl-zik-bi-el-ti, strength," 25, I I, 21 CBS 77. 979. a-ad-do-tab-ba-e, "A is my com- 1006. a-ha-ti-e, "My A," j4, I I, I.' panion," zj, 11, 22. Cf.a-ha-ti,Nii.1Obv.V111,3. -- ~- -- -- ~- I Written: tz-a~i-~/~z-li-S.4-r<>.(Scr~b~l error.) This name may he complete. 3 Written: ju?-da-a. (Scribal error.) ' For a-ba-ti-ri-?a-at. (Scribal error.) Kote that the order of this and thr following name is inverted. Last sign omitted by the scribe. 'Omitted in all other texts. EDW.CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 137 1007. a-ha-ti-ku-~ZL-ub-ni ' LVritten: Kii-ji~->ii-;i. Written: l EUW.CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 139 1067. [a-hu-ga-mil],"A is gracious." ...... 1068. [a-hu-mu-ga-mil], "A makes 1109. a-hi, 43, I, I. safe." I I lo. a-hi-ma, 43, 1, 2. 1069. a-hzc-ia-lim, "A is well dis- I I I I. a-hi-ihcm, "A is god," 43, 1, 3. posed," 38, j; 39, 2. I I 12. a-hi-be-lz~nz, "A is lord," 43, 1070. a-hu-nu-.?a-lim, "A pre- I, 4. serves," 38, 6; 39, j. I I 13. a-hi-ti%, "A is good," 43, 1, 5. 1071. a-hu-lu-da-ri, "A truly is eter- I I 14. a-Fi-ld-bl~-zcm, "A is good," nal," 39, 4. 43, 1, 6.' 1072, [a-bin-lu-u?-da-an-nil, "May A I I I j. a-hi-li-bnr, "Map A be increase to me!" strong!" 43, I, 7. 1073. [a-hu-ri-nu-il-a], "A is my I I 16. a-hi-li-bur[-ra!), "May A be provider." firm for me!" 43, 1, 8.2 1074. [a-~ZL-:i-nu-u-?u],"A is his I I 17. a-hi-rfri, ",4 is a shepherd," provider." 43, 1) 9. 1075. [a-hu-ii-me-nil, "A has heard I 118. a-hi-ri-[mej-ni, "A, be rnerci- me." ful to me!" 43, I, lo. 1076. [a-h1n-i?-ma-nnl."A has heard I I 19. a-hi-ri-ma-nu, "A, be mcrciful me." to me!" (43, I, I I). 1077. a-~ZL-it-fa-mar,"A is watch- I 120. a-hi-lip-ti, "A is my skill," ful," 38, z. Dupl. CBS 4601, 6670. 1078. a-IJU-i-ti-gal, "A has de- I 12 I. a-hi-fu-kztl-li, "A is my assist- cided?", 38, I. ance," 32, IV, I. 1079. a-hzr-if-mzl, 38, 3. I 121a.a-hi-ha-a.T-ti, "A is my pow- 1080, a-hu-ii-mu-mil, 38, 4. er," ilupl. CBS 4601...... 1122.a-Bi-ba-lu-ti, "A is my life," 1091. a-a-hu-;?-mu, 40, 2. 32, IV, 2. 1092. a-a-hzc-if-mu-nzz~,40, 3 I 123. a-;li-la-ui~-ii,"A is my guar- 1093. a-a-hu-nu-wi-ir, "A shines," dian," 32. IV, j. 40, 4. 1124.a-hi-nu-ri, "A is my ligllt," 1094. a-a-hu-mu-na-wi-[ir], "A 32. IV, 4; 33, IV, 5. makes brilliant," 40, 5. I 125. a-hi-dz~r-ri,"Aisnly fortress," 1095. a-a-hu-ba-. ..., 40, 6. 32, IV, j: 33, IV, 6. 1096, a-a-hzt-nu-. ..., 40, 7. I 126. a-hi-nu-uh-ii, "A is my abun- ...... dance," 32, IV, 6; 33, IV, 7; 1097. a-hzl-l~m-7a-ni-i?z-ni,"A is my (45. 1). provider," 41, I. I 127. ~-hi-~farn?i(-?i)."A is my 1098. a-hz~-z~m-?a-ni-i?z-??6,"A is his sun," 32, IV, j; 33, \V, 8; provider," 41, 2. 452 2. ~ -~-~-- -- ~~ - 1 Written a-hi-bu-uiil (Scribal error.) * \\'rillen: a-hi-12-bur. (Scribal error.) EDW.CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NABMES 141 I I 61. a-hi-da-mi-ik, "Ais merciful," I 181. a-hi-i-din-nam, "A has given 32, V, 4. me," Dupl. CHS 4601. I 162. a-hi-mu-da-mi-ik, "A makes r 182. a-hi-i-ki-?a-am, "A has pre- favorable," 32, V, 5. sented to me," Dupl. CBS I 163. a-hi-ga-mil, "A is gracious," 4601. 32, v, 8...... I 164. a-hi-[mu-gal-mil, "A makes I 188. a-15, 52, I. safe," 32, V, 9. I 1%. a-li-ma, 52, 2. I 165. a-hi-?a-lim, "A is well dis- I 190. a-li-ilum, "A is god," 52, 3. posed," 32, V, 6. Also in VS VII 2, 20. ii 66. a-hi-mu-in-Lim,"A preserves," 1191. a-12-lie-lum, "A is lord," 52, 4. 32, V, 7: (44, 11, 1). I 192. a-li-tdb, "A is good," 52, 5; I 167. a-hi-lu-da-ri, "Atruly is eter- 56, 1, 6. nal," 44, 11, 2; 48, IV, I. 1193. a-li-td-bu, "A is good," 52, 6; I 168. a-hi-lu-21s'-da-an-ni, "May A 56, 1, 7. increase to me!" 44, 11, 3; I 194. a-li-li-bur, "May A be 48, IV, 2. strong!" 52, 7; 56, 1, 8. I 169. a-hi-7i-nu-6-a, "A is my I 195. a-li-li-bur-ra, "May A be provider," 44, 11, 4; 48, firm lor me!" 52,8; 56, I, 9. IV, 3. I 196. a-li-YE'&, "A is a shepherd," I I 70. a-hi-ri-nu-h-iu, "A is his pro- 56, I, 10. vider," (34, V, 1); 44, 11, 5; 1197. a-Li-ri-me-ni, "A, be merciful 48, IV, 4. to me!" 56, 1, I I. I 171. a-hi-ii-me-a-ni, "A has heard r 198. a-li-ri-?nu-nu, "A, be ~erciful me," (33, IV, 2); (34, V. 2); to me!" 56, 1. 12.l 44, 11, 6; 48, IV, 5. I 199. a-12-lip-ti, "A is my skill," 56, I 172. a-hi-iF-ma-nu, "A has heard 1, 13. me," 44, 11, 7. Dupl. CHS 1200. a-li-tu-kul-[ti!], "A is my as- 4601. sistance," 56, 1, 14. I 173. a-hi-ii-ti-ga1,"A has decided?' 1201. a-li-ba-ai-ti, "A is my power," 44, 11, 8. 56, 1, 15. I I 74. a-hi-ii-la-mar, "A is watch- 1202. a-12-ba-[la-ti],"A is my life," ful," 44. 1 I. 9. 56, I, 16. 1175.a-hi-ii-mu, 44, l I, lo. 1203. a-li-la-[ma-ri],"A is my guar- I 176. adi-it-mu-mu, 44, I I, I I. dian," 56, 1, 17. 1177.a-hi- ...,'44, 11, 12. 1204. a-li-[nu-ri], "A is my light," ...... 56, 11, 1-2." 'The other lists would end with ii-mnmu. Cf. a-li. 1255. Written: a-li-ri-ma-iiia? 'Text 56 has two empty spaces instead of three. One oi these three names must have been omitted. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 143 1236. a-li-im-di, "Ais my support," 1252. a-li-ii-ti-[gal?], "A has de- 55 Rev. 6; 56, 11 1, 14. cided?" 56, IV, 13; (var. 1237. a-li-?i-im-[di!],"A my bond a-li-i-ti-. ... 32, 11 1, 8)...... " 56, Ill, 15.' 1253. a-li-ii-ti-i, 56, IV, 14; (var. 1238. a-li-ne-me-[di!], "A is my a-li-i-ta?-. ... 32, 11 1, 9). dwelling," 56, I1 1, 16.' 1254. a-li-i!-mu, 56, lV, 15. 1239. a-li-lze-nze-[ki!],"A is my wis- 1255. a-li-ii-mzr-mfb, 56, IV, 16. dom," 56, ll I, 17.' ...... 1240. a-li-da-[mi-ik], "A is merci- 1266. [a-lit-na-kid, "A is a shep- ful." Dupl. CBS 5987. herd," 50, I, I.~ 1241.a-li-[mu-da-mi-ik], "A makes 1267. a-li-na-sir, "A is protector," favorable 56, IV, 2. 50, 1, 2. 1242 a-li-ga-mil, "A is gracious," 1268. a-li-i-din-A~V,~"A has given 56, IV, 3. me," 50. 1, j. I 243. a-li-mu-ga-mil, "A makes 1269. a-li-i-ki-Sa-am, "A has pre- safe," 56, IV, 4. sented to me," 50, 1, 4. 1244. a-li-in-lim, "A is well dis- 1270. a-li-e-ri-ba-am, "A has given posed," 56, IV, 5. me po~session," 50, 1, 5. 1245. a-12-mu-[ia-lim], "A pre- 1271. a-li-e-[ri!]-ta-am, "A has serves," 32, 11 1, I; (56, IV, helped me," 50, 1, 6.' 6)...... 1246. a-li-1%-da-[ri], "A truly is 1282. a-li-wa-kar, "A is precious," eternal," 32, 11 1, 2; 56, IV, 50. 1, 7. Cf. a-li-wa-a[k- 7. rum], VS VI I 7, 30: a-li- 1247. a-li-lu-ui-[da-an]-ni, "May A wa-kar-tunz, VS Vl l 128, 19. increase to me!" 32, Rev. 1283. a-li-wa-zztm, 50, 1, 8; 53, 5. I,3; 56. IV, 8. 1284. a-li-wa-tar, 50, 1, 9. 1248. a-li-ri-nu-zi-a, "A is my pro- ...... vidsr," 32. l ll, 4; 56, IV, 9. 1295. a-bu-unz, jj, IV, lo. Also in 1249. a-li-li-nu-zi-iu, "A is his pro- In. 11 686. Cf. a-bu-u, A0 vider," 32, I1 I, 5; 56, IV, lo. 454 (in RA 8, p. 69). 1250. a-li-ii-me-ui, "A has heard 1296. a-bu-urn-ma, 33, IV, I I. me," 32, 111, 6; 56, IV, I I. 1297. a-bu-urn-ilum, "A is god," 33, 125 1. a-12-ii-ma-[na], "A lias heard IV, 12. Also in LAD; GTD me," 32, I I I, 7; (var. a-li- 5548,4; In. 11 623, 641, etc. ii-me-na, 56, IV, 12). Cf. a-bu-urn-2-li, in. IV 7739. Last sign omitted hy !he scribe. Follows the ;tnalogy of the lists composed with names of deities. Cf. nizu, Nos. 377 78 389-92. For i-din-rinnz. Written: n-li-e-;a-an!. (Scribal error) 144 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM- -BABYLONIAN SECTION a-bu-urn-AN-lum, In. 11,868; 1343. a-bi-li-bzcr, "May A be a-bu-urn-2-lurn, RTCh 386 strong!" 28, 1, 6. Rev. 5, and HPN, p. 42, 1344. a-bi-li-bur-ra-am, "May A be note 4. firm for me!" 28, I, 7...... 1345. a-bi-lip-ti, "Ais my skill," 28, 1308. a-bu-urn-tab-ba-e, "A is my 1. 8. companion," Pt. I, 38, I. 1346. a-bi-tu-kul-ti, "A is my assist- 1309. a-bzc-urn-tab-ba-iu, "A is his ance," 28, 1, 9. companion," Pt. 1, 38, 2. 1347. a-bi-ha-ax-ti, "A is my pow- I 3 10. a-bu-um-tab-ba-we-di, "A is er," 28, 1, lo. the only companion," Pt. 1, 1348. a-bi-[ba-la]-ti, "Ais my life," 382 3. 28, I, 11. I 3 I I. a-bzc-urn-e-ri-ba-am, "A has 1349. a-bi-la-ma-?i, "A is my guar- given me possession," Pt. I, dian," 28, 1, 12. 38, 4. I.abiuri "A is my light," I 3 I 2. a-bu-urn-e-ri-?a-am, "A has 28, 1, 13. helped me," I't. I, 38, 5. I 3 j I. a-bi-nu-uh-Xi, "A is my abun- ...... dance," 26, 3. 1323. a-bu-um-mu-Fa-[lim], "A pre- 1352. a-bi-diarnii(-ii), "A is my serves," 27, 11, 2. sun," 26,4. Cf. ~-bi-~iarnai, I 324. a-bu-urn-ii-me-a-[nil, "A has AJSI. 29, p. 171. No. 8j7. heard me," 27, 11, 3...... 132 j. a-bu-urn-is'-me-?zi, "A has 1363. a-bi-i-te-e, "A my boundary heard me," 27, 11, 4...... ," 28, ll, 2. 1326. a-bu-uuz-ii-ti-[gal], "A has de- 1364. a-bi-i-ta-iu, "A his boundary cided?' 27, l I, 5. ....," 28, ll, 3. 1327. a-bzc-um-ii-fa-nz[ar], "A is 1365. a-bi-ie-mi, "A hears," 28, 11, watchful," 27, l I, 6. 4. 1328. a-bu-urn-it-[mu], 27, 11, 7. I 366. a-bi-ma-gir, "A is favorable," 1329. a-bu-zdm-it-[?nu-wzz4, 27, 11, 8. 28, 11, 5...... I 367. a-bi-ma-lik, "Ais counsellor," 1338. a-bi (28, 1, I); Dupl. CBS 28, 11, 6. 6676. I 368. a-bi-ma-lik-e,' "A is my coun- 1339. a-bi-ma (28, 1, 2); Ilupl. sellor," 28, l I, 7. CBS 6676. 1369. a-bi-ma-lik-Xu, "A is his coun- 1340. a-bi-durn, "A is god," (28, 1, sellor," 28, 11, 8. 3); Dupl. CBS 6676. 1370. a-bi-ellat, "Ais strength," 28, I 341. a-bi-t&b, "A is good," 28, 1, 4. 11, 9. 1342. a-bi-td-bu-urn,"A is good," 28, 1371. a-bi-ellat-ti, "A is my 1, 5. Cf. a-bu-td-bu-urn, LC. strength," 28, 11, lo. For a-bi-ma-iik-ki. Cf. iii-ixa-lik-i (NO.349). EDW. CHIEKA--LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAh1F.S 145 1372. a-bi-cllii(1)-zu, "A is his strength," 28, l I, 1 I. 1373. a-bi-du-ni, "A is my power," 28, 11, 12. I 374. a-bi-du-di, "A is my pledge," 28, 11, 13...... 1375. a-bi-sa-di-i, "A is my moun- 1454. ...-+]-im-di, 8 Rev. I I, I 5. tain," 28, 11, 14. 1455. ...-nc]-rife-di, 8 Rev. l I, 16. 1456. ....-nel-mc-izi, 8 Rev. 11, 17...... 1469. [x,arad-1. ....-71, 20, I, 2, 1470. [warad-nzl?]-nu,20, 1, 3. 1471. ~arad-~7;4R,"'l'he servant of T," 20, 1, 4. 1472. ~arad-~HA-Ku,"The ser- vant of H," 20, 1, 5. 1473. warad-ka-at-da-ku, 20, 1, 6. 1474. warad-NI-A-AS, 20, 1, 7. Cf. Fa-~~~z-NI-A-AS,Pt. I, No. 39. 1475. warad-dda-ta, 20, 1, 8. 1476. warad-d?a-la,20, 1, 9...... 1477. warad-"da-gan, 20, 1, 10. 1409. ....-ha-a?-ti, 27, I, I. 1478. warad-"a-mu, 20, I, I I. Cf. 1410. ...a-lati 19, I, I; 27, LAD loo, 17. I, 2. 1479. warad-um-nzi, 20, 1, 12. 141 I...... -da-a-a-an, 27, 1, 3...... 1412. ....-ta-a-a-ar, 27, 1, 4. 1490. nu-zir-'en-lil, ".l'hc light of 1413.... .-ga-mil, 8, ll, zo; 27, 1, Enlil," 64, I. 5. 1491. ?~u-zi,;~sin,64, 2. Also RPN; 1414.... .-mz]-ga-?nil, 8, 11, 21 ; TD; I;'I'RU, etc. 27, I, 6. 1492. nu-zir-i-li-a, 64, j. 1415. ...-i?-mle-a-xi, 27, 1, 7. 1493. nu-kr-2-li-s'u, 64. 4. 1416. ....-ii-m]u-a-xi, 27, 1, 8. 1494. nz~-zir-$1-tar,64, 5. Also TI). 1417...... -i2-ti]-gal, 27, 1, 9...... I 505. SU-dda-gan, 63, 1, I. Also in Man. A 11, 15. I 506. SU-ir-fdr, 63, I, 2. Also in RPN; TRU; TI); ST II,etc. 'This and the following threc names might be complete and are probably Amoritic. In this text, ma-lik is repeated twice, while we should expect -ma-lib, -ma-lik-ki, -ma-lik-lu. Br\BYL0NI,4N SECTION 1507. .f~-'ura??,63, I, 3.l I 562. SID-AR-IR (I), 66 Obv. 1508. SU-ma-ma, 63, I, 4. Also in 1563. UH-SLIM-TU~KI?,66 Obv. BAII 121, 11, I; 122, 11, I; I 564. lu-al-ti, 66 Rev. 1~II.C; IIPN; 111. I1 653. 1565. BAR-na-?ti, 66 Rev. I 509. .f~/-~ma-[mi],63, 1, 5. 1566. pu-pr?-i-li, 66 Rev. Cf. bzr- pi-zi, 1.C; fiu-+in, VS VI I I 19, 25; PSI3A 29, p. 277. I 567. ...-la-72. 66 Rev...... I 578. ...-1um-ma-rzl-z~t?-as?, 67, I. I 579. [ad?]-da-nu-6-?a-a-iu, 67, 2. 1580. a-hu-zrm-li-ip-hu-ztr, 7 3. Cf. li-ip-bu-ur-anum, VS XI11 73 Rev. I. I 581. li-mzr-ut-a-a-bi (Abbr.), "The ...... fear of the enemy. . ," 67, 4. I 548. i-lznl-ME-DUG, 62, I. Cf. Cf. MAS-MAS-a-a-bi, In. i-l7~l-AN,In. I 1096. IV 7847. I 549. i-fa-?-a, 62, 2. Cf. i-ta-$-a, I 582. a-ha-tu-ur-ii, "Thou hast got HPN, p. 54, note lo: SAD, a brother," 67, 5. p. 86, note I : In. IV 7457; I 583. da-ub-la?-ar-"nin-. .., 67, 6. 7467; i-ti-&, Man. C 4, 7; I 584. d?uma?-i-in?-deu-li/,"The sun 9, 24; 1 I ; ii-ti-$-a, RPN; is the eye of Enlil," 67, 7. Cf. VS Vll l 17, 14; i-ti-AN, dz~flr-igi-%en-lil-lii,VS X I1 I TC 72 Obv. Col. 11, 21; 88 Rev. 7; 98 Rev. 10. i-ti-nir-ra, In. IV 7757. I 585. den-liGka-. . l-?i(d)-da, 67, 8. 1 550. i-ti-$-a, 62, 3. I 586. nam-ti(1)-la-. . -dzig,z 67, 9. 1551. i-ti-diama? (Abbr.), 62, 4. Cf. nanz-ti(/)-la, 96-6-12, 1, Cf. i-ti, TD; i-ti-a. TRU 50 i, (in CT ,. r.nl. 6). 34, 3, 4; TI); i-ti-@, TD; ~. ~~~ ~-p~ . . -- ~p~ ~-tz-~du-ga7z,Man. C 16, 7; i-tiGUIM, TRU 27, 9; TRU i-din-2s'-tiir, 67. 10.~ 347, 8, 9; iAdsin, HPN; ...... In. 1 1 875 ; i-ti-anzn-ba-li-it, ...-dG, 60, 1, 2.* RI'N; it-ti-i-li-a, A0 4665 [ha-ab-dC],60, 1, 3. (in RA 8, p. 70). [DINGIR-DINIGlR -sag, ...... 60, 1, 4. -- . 'The last sign appears as USI.AN+(;tiNti, but we expect hcrc an Akkadian name. 'To be restored: ?zarn-li(1)-la-ni-d&g) 3'lhis is probably the name of the scribe. Cf. Pt. I, p. 18 f. &Cf,discussion on p. 106. Restored from duplicates CRS 5823, 5969, etc. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 147 [DINGIR- DINIGIR-sag, HPN (i-i-a1 ST 60, 1, 5. 11. [DINGIR-DINJGlR-sag, 1603. i-li-a-li?, 59, 6; (60, 11, 3). 60, I, 6. 1604. i-li-a-hi, "My god is A," ...... (59, 7); 60, 11, 4. Cf. I 598. i-li-a-ilum, "My god is god," i-li-ma-a-bi, VS Vl I I I 12, 59. I. Cf. i-li-ma-ilz~m,BB, 2; i-li-ma-a-hi-&, AJSL 29, LAD; AN-ni-ilztm, PSBA p. 176, No.2180; In. I 1475, 29. p. 275, 1. 2. 11, 5876; Man. A 16, I. I 599. i-li-a-Cl-luvz(?), "My god is 1605. i-li-a-hi, "My god is A," pure!", jy, 2. 60, 11, 5. Also in RPN; 1600. i-li-bitum, 59, j. VS VII 28, j, 4. Cf. 1601. i-ii-bitu-iu(l), 59, 4. i-li-ma-a-hi, B B. 1602. i-li-a-hum, "My god is A," 1606. i-li-ilz~nz, "My god is god," 59, 5; (6 I, I) Also Go, 1 1, 6.' Ci. i-li-ma-ilunz, A0 3482 (in RA 5. p. 93). LAD; LBI?, etc. -~ --- ~~ p~~p LThesign AN is incomplete. UNIVERSITY MU5EU.V-BABYLONIAN SECTION GLOSSARY OF AMORlTlC NAME ELEMENTS.' a-ba-a, a-ba-a-a, 11 910-1 I. AN-un-ni, in Xi+, I1 347. Shall a-ha-ak-nu-um, a-ba-ak-nu-nu- we read il-zm-ni? um, 11 913-14. a-pa-a& in i-?i+, I I 307; [su-mz11+, a-ba-ah-721-ztm. 11 9 I 7. 11 4. a-ba-ba, 11 912. a-pa-ar, in i-zi+, 11 308; [su-mu]+, ?3N4 "to do, to makc?" a-ba-da, 11, 11 5. 916. a-ra-ah, in +.. . . , 1 640-41. a-ba-bu-ru-um, 11 9 18. a-ra-ah, in su-mu+, 11 25. Cf. a-ba-nz~-urn,I I 915. RPN, p. 210. ZN, a-bu-unz, "father," in su-mu+, 71~,"to be long," a-ri-ik, in be-li +, 11 24; i-m-i 11 235; 1 18. a-bi, in di-wi-irt, I 67; ar-mi-lz~m,cf. ar-wi-tuni. a-bi-i-a, in su-mu+, 11 26. ar-mzl-e-u[m],cf. ar-wi-unz. ah-ha-la, in xu-mu+, l I 18. 337Nk "hare," ar-na-ab-fuvz, 1 277. n~,a-hu-um,"brother,"in ia-. . . +, ar-pzl-. . . , cf. or-wi-um. ll 118; bu-nu-ma+, ll 150; ar-wi-z~rn (var. ar-$21-. . . , ar-m71-e- a-hi, in di-wi-ir+, 1 68; ~l[?l?]), 1 275. a-hi-ia, in sz~-mu+, 11 27; ur-wi-tlL?n(var. ar-nzi-lunz), I 376. [a?]-hi-im,in [su-mu]+, 11 3. AK, in ir-bar/maj+, 1 9. ~h~ ~i?a-iar, in i-ti+, 11 300. name of a god? Possibly a-:a-rzL-um,in ia-ku-un+, I I j. Nabcl. Cf. Pt. I, p. 39. ai-du-urn, name of a god, inyia-klr- a-ma-zum, 1 534. un+, 11 108; i-tzir+, I I nDH4 a-mi, "uncle?", in +i-a, 25 5 ; su-mu-[as'?]-du-z1n1,I I +fa-ab-ti, 11 300-01. 6. Cf. ai-du-urn-a-hi, CBS a-mi-nzt-urn, a-mi-na-tum, 11 298-99. 1352 (in IiI'N, p. 209, note a-mi-rzt-urn, "commander?" I I 297. 6). am-xi-di-im, in rz~-mu+, I1 22. in& "to see," am-ra-an-ni, in 2-li+, ip? a?-ra-ax-~zi,in ?-li+, 1 190. 1 189. a-ti, in ?-lit, 168. nD "man," a-mu-ti (var. mu-ti), in a-fz~m,1 533. di-wi-ir+, I 69. ba-a?-ti, in i-li+, 11 348. Cf. RPN, a-ni-ib?, in su-mz~+, 11 12. p. 224, note 2. 8 The elements in this list have been xrranged in strictly alphabetical order, irrespective of their derivation. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 149 ha?-bi-ia, in szr-mzl-il+, I I 10. ia-e-te-en-di+, 1 1 I09; ia- From bBbz1, "gate!" il-ha?- si+, 11 119; ia-zi-fi+, I1 bi-ia = threshold god? Ilo; ik-bi+, 1 278; ir-bar/ 733 "to build, to create," bal-xi-i, may+, 17; i-?i-ia+, I1 312; in i-li+, 11 346. la-ak-ma+, I I 332; la-ma+, bar?-@-. . . ., in ?-lit, I l 350. I1 331; mu-{urn+, 1 91; ~NX"Lord," be-li, in +a-ri-ik, 1 18. nu-up-li-?i+, 11 328; su- bz~-na-nu-um,I I I54. WZZI+,I1 8; ?i-im-ri+, I I bu-nzl, "son" in Reg. Il 146-53; 234; iiri+ 11 236; SZL- bu-nzl-um-e-lum, I I I5 I. mu-li-el, I I lo. *da-gan, name of a god, in i-bi-ikf, 5N, e-lum,' in ia-gu+, 11 "4; I 281; ti-il-kar+, 1 20; I1 mu-turn+, 1 92; bu-nzr- 253. um+, I I I j I ; ?i-it-ri+, di-bi-ir, cf. di-wi-ir. 11 237. dil-karn, in su-mu+, 11 29. ga-ga (also dga-ga, dKA-KA),name j)D? di-ma-ik, in I 16. of a goddess,? in tu-li-id+, I j9.r di-ni, in su-mzaf, 11 28 312. 115 di-pi-ir, cf. di-wi-ir. ga-tdr, in i-fi+, 11 303; ga-tdr-i, in Ins di-fa-na, "strong, leader?" in i-?i+, 11 304. su-mu-li-id-ku+, 11 14. ga-ti, in i-li+, 1 67. Cf. RPN, p. 225, note 7. gu-.. .., 11 135-37. 144. 515 du-da?-a-nzi-unz, "darling," I I 553 gu-lul-lum, l 1 I33. 345. 121 gzh-[na?]-a,gzl-[na?]-a-nzi-um, gzt- 115 di-wi-ir (written: di-bi-ir, ?za-nu-tum, 11 I30-32. d-pi- in +a-bi, +a-hi, gzi-fza-a- . . , l l 143. +mu-ti,+a-mzi-ti, I 67-69. gu-?zi?-. . . . , I I I34. i355 du-1%-$urn, du-la-kunz, du-lu- gzi-ra-. . . . , I1 145. uk-fz~m,11 342-44. ., ll 141-42. %a, nameof a god, in i-bi-ik+, 1282; gu-ru-. . . . , l l I38-40. ir-bar/nzui+, I 8; na-ap- 3 gu-ulz-gu-izzh-um, gu-un-gu-na- li-?i+, 11 329; d$-a, in turn?, ll 128-29. ti-ir-kar+, 1 I 252. Fa-ab-ru-. . . , 1 642. 5~~ 41, "god,"' in ha-a1 +, 1 576; ha-al, "maternal uncle?', in +dl, 1 ia-...... -61, 11 77; ia-am- 576; +lz~m, 1 575. Cf. si+> 11 120; ia-am-Ti?+, I I ha-la. 83; ia-am-?i+, 11 112; ia- ha-am-mi, in ?i-im-ru+, 11 234. an-. . . . +, 1 I 75; ia-ar-ha- ha-at, in i-tzir+, I1 257. am+, 11 121; ia-e-im-?if, ha-ba, in fa-a, +mu, 1 205-06. 11 89; ia-e-iu-bi+, 11 59; Cf. ha-ba-ia, TAPN p. 282. 'Cf. discussion on p. 116 2Cf.Pt. I, p. 67, note 2. EDW. CHIEKA-LISTS OF AI GLOSSARY OF AKKADIAN NAME ELEhlENTS Spezinl abbreviations: ag=parlicipiunz; ip=impcratiaum; pc=praecativu::i: pm=pernzansiuum; pr=pracicns; pt =pruetcritztm. N Ub-lanz, II~-ba-lam,cf. 521. agzi, "crown, tiara." Written: a-~IL- ddda, from Sum. adda, "father;" zi-a, in +, +ti, +En-ma-fi, a-ad-da, in Reg. I I 959-82. 1 165-67. [ad?]-da-nu, in +zi-Fa-a-izr, a-rum, cf. Amor. List. 11, 1579. ilarik, cf. Amor. List. i-id-ni-ti?, in ii-tiir+, 1 1 741. n~,ahu, "brother." Written: a- a-a-h~,cf. ahz~. hu-unz in Beg. 11 1097-98; +li-ip-hzl-za?., I I I 580; 2x1 abu, "father." Written: a-bu- a-hum, i-li+, l l 1602; a-hz~, unz, in Beg. 11 1z9j-97; Beg. I1 IOI 1-80; a-li+zi-a, 1308-29; a-bu, in a-li+ia, a-iI 332-33; a-hi, 1 334; a-bi, in Beg. 1338-52; Beg. I I I 109-77; +li-bur-ra, 13675 I1 1605; + 1 431 ; +?a-gi-ii, I 430; di-wi-irf, I 67; dnergall+, +@-bu-tlnz, 1 432; Mi+, I 672; ?a-lim+, I 37. I1 1604; di-wi-ir+, 1 68 ibik, cf. Amor. List. (Arnor.); ?a-lim+, I 38; l:Nh "to be strong." 1' pc li-bur, a-ha, Beg. 11 1008-10; in a-ud-da+, ll 968; a-bi+, [+a]r-Ji, 1 938; [+]nir-ii, II 1343; a-El&+, 11 1019; I 939; [+l?z~~-ta,I 937; a++, I1 1115; a-li+, I1 +taa l l I 582; a-a.hu, I 194; +an-ni, I 439; +PA, Beg. I I 1091-96. 1 440; li-bur-ra, in a-ad-da+, ahatu, "sister." A-ha-ti, Heg. 11 969; a-!IZL+, 11 1020; 11 1002-07. a-hi+, 1431, 11 I I 16; a-li+, itnl, cf. jm). 1 i 1195; mu+, 11 437; 39N, aidbu, "enemy," in li-mu-uf- 1-r-i1 439; li-bur- a-a-bi, l l I 581. ra-anz, in a-bi+, 11 1344; jr8, inu, "eye." Written: in,a-gz~- a?zzr+, 11 438. zi-a+mn-ti, 1 167; i-in, 13N1~dbarrz~, "companion." u-bar-ru, *Jam~i+~en-lil,11 I 584; IGl in +urn, +ni, +'sin, 1 122- (= h?),am+, l l 473; anu- 24. h+, 11 474. EOW. CHIEKA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 155 A-KU (='sin), +DI,+I)I-ma, a-bi+, 11 1370; a-huf, I1 +pi-nzt, 1 58-60. 1052; a-hi+, I1 I 148; a-li+, ikrihu, cl. 313. 11 1227; mu+, 11 401; iN, ilu, "god." Written: ilum, in %en-id+, 11 621; dIM+, a-bu-urn+, 11 1297; a-hi+, I1 5 3; dnilz-lil+, 11 640; 11 1111; a-li+, 11 1190; ellat-ti, in a-ad-daf, 11 977; "ahan+, 11 837; 8-a+, I a-bi+, I1 I;a-hu+, I1 115 ? 11 665; den-lil+, lojj; a-hi+, I1 I 149; a-lif, 11 572; -1, 11 1608; 11 1228; nnllf, 11 402; den- i-li-a+, I I I 598; 'ix-7i- lil+, ll 622; dl~Lf+,11 754; an-%a+, 11 878; "a-ma- %in-lil+, 1 1 641 ; ellh(f)-?a, nib+, 11 882; i-li, Beg. I I in a-hi+, 11 1372; a++, 1598-1608; tam-ra-an-ni I 11 1054; a-hi+, II 1150; 189 (Amor.); +a?-ra-an- a-li+, 11 1229; annf, 11 ni, 1 190 (Amor.); +a-ti, 403; 'en-lil+, I 1623; "lM+, 1 68 (Amor.); +ga-ti, 1 67 l l 755; ellii(f)-a?-?u,in a-ad- (Amor.); +pu-ti, I 66 da+, 11 978. (Amor.); +s'ar-ra-an-ni, I cDN,uuzrnn, "mother." Written: 191 (Amor.); +...,1566- um-mi,in+[?iibat],+/b-[ha-at], 68; diin+, ++n, ++ill, I 1 638-39; dGU-13,4-LIL+, 1012; din+, ++a, ++ill, I1 836; dNE--GUN+, I1 1 4-6; "a-xi+, 1 578: 885; dizin-rnark'+, 11 873; ?db+,++a, ++?us 149-51; warad+, 11 1479; d?a?+. na-bit?,, 1 84; nu-zir+, 11 815. ++a, ++in, 1 46-48; 7 me"dwelling." Written: 11 1492-93; (111~-?u,Beg. nc-me-di, in a-hu+, I I 1063; 11 455, 456 458, 474, 476, a-hi+, l l I I jg; a-li+. I I 478, 480; i-lu-zn (= ilGt- 1238; an%+, 11 418; bkur+, ilh), +, 1 28; +ma, f IZU, 11 899; %en-lil+, 11 586; I 2; +nu-da, +ma-na-da, . . . +, 11 1455. 1 30. iii~dn,"support." 1111-di,in a- elzdriz, ci. Amor. List. h~+, il 1061; n-hi+, I1 nli, Beg. 11 I 188-1284: +a-hu-zi-a, I 157;a-1i+, l 1 1236; unuf, fhld-?a, a-hu-in, I 332-34; 11 416; 8-kur+, 11 897; %n- i+?I I I 603; .?a-linz+, lil+, I 1 584. I 39; ?a-linz-a-ii-inz, ?a-lim- a-ii~a-:~mnz,cf. Amor. I.ist. a-lim, I 39. ?nN, nimelzu, "wisdom." h'e-me-ki, %HJ ellu, "clean, pure," in i-li-a-dl- in a-hl~+, I1 1064; a-hi+, bl~l?,11 1599. I1 1160; a-lif, 11 1239; iilatic, "power, strength, iorce." anzt+, I1 41~); 8-knrf, I! Ellnt, in a-ad-da+, I I 976; 930; . . . +, l 1 14jb. 156 UNIVERSITY MUSFUIM--KABYLONIAK SFC.rlON lDN, "to look," I' pr, a-mlir, in *iist uilzi, "foundation," in [ad?]- +be-li, I 361); +%en-lil, 1 da-nu-u-ia-a-iu, 11 1579. 368: +fa-?a, +ie-ri-la, +?e- ii-ti-i, scribal error for is'-ti-gal, cf. ri-if-5.7-tdr, I 8j 87; pc 11"- ip. I in %ii?z-in-sih'-nnf, iifigal,cf. ip.st. I I 795. is'tamar, ct. inM. amrrinni. ci. Anir~r.List. riK, illi, "witl~," in i-li-"3a7vrai, I I imtu, "terror, fl-igl?t." I-mi-ti, in 1551. /IL+, I lo[). n3'lK "to see, to find."' 111 pr a-ti, an?-da-ru-rln? (Amor.?), 11 I 394. in a-gu-u+, I 166; Mi+, I all?-?a-ri (Amor.?), I I 1395. 66; ~zu-la,in a-ha+, 1 937; ]INd "to be merciful." I' ip, dilil~-IB- l I 1008. en-~zam,1 420. atum, in if-tdr+, 11 732. ifiis'am, cf. ti??. i-tn, in i-$6-&a, I I I j j~.~ zisi-. . . (Amor.?), I rqSjo. N:nN itil, "bounc!ary." Written: isbwn, cf. 31'3. - in a-hi 11 1141; isr~r,cf. ?Ti. a-li+, 11 1319; i-ta-YZL, in 2riham, cf. 397. a-hi+, I1 64; a-bu+, grilanz, ci. yfl. I1 1046; n-li+, 11 1221; ariib, cf. Amor. List. anuf, 11 400; de~~-lil+,I I ir-bar:'mai, ibid. 604; i-te-e, in a-ad-da+, arwium, amifz~m,ibid. 11 982; a-hi+, II 1363; arnabtunz, ibid. a++, I1 1045; a-li+, I1 ars'i, cf. 3Wl. 1220; am+, I1 399; "en- 7,(? I PC irikin . . . .-la+, lil+, I1 603; dIM+, I1 I 395. 762; i-te-iu, in a-hi+, I I iirik, ci. Amo~.List. 1142. i.?nzu, zimumu, cf. S4o't. ins etellu, "lotd," in e-tel-pi-. . . . , lij1sSI', "to plant," pr 2rii, in dlz~- 1 239-41. lu+, 145. e-ti-in-ti, in ii-tlir+, 11 740. airiinni, cf. Amor. List. ;far, ct. lm. j~3 bglu, "lord." Ue-lzlm, in mi-mi+, I1 883; be-li, in a++, 11 1014; a-hi+, II +a-ri-ik, 1 18; a-.ilzur+, I 1112;a-If+, ll 1191;&a+, 369; ri-ii+, 1 I 5; be-li, in I1 666; "en-Id+, 11 571 ; duraS+, 11 832. tiu-li-an-na+, 11 879; '?a- babil, cf. 531. ~ ~ 1 Ci. Vngnad, i:iibiil, p. 123. 2Ihe context does not pcirnit us to read the name 2-diii-ti?. EDLV. CHIFRX-~I.IS'~SOF AKKADIAN NA,\IES 157 ~1'2 bitu, "house, temple." Bitum, dGIBI1.+, 11 874; "NE- in I,11 1600; anu+, GUN+, 11 884; "nin-arnai- 11 47 j ; anu-?%I,1 i 476; bttu- qag-gaf, ll 852; "nin- Zzl?, in i-li+, I1 1601. IB+, I 42; d?7zi-mui-du+, nil balatu, "life." Ra-la-ti, in I1 834; "iara+, 11 800; a&+, 11 1348: a-hut. II "inma?+, 1 13). 11 519; 1027; a-hi+, I1 I 122; a-li+, .?a?-rzd-if???+,I j 38; "TAR+, 1 1 1202;o?zz~+, 11 414;"nin- 11 856; " $132 "to be gracious, to make safe." I I' ag ?nu-go-nzil, in a++, IT ag ga-mil, in a&+, 11 11 1068; a-hi+, 11 1164; 1067; a-hi+, 11 I 163; a-li+, a-li+, I1 1243; anu+, I1 11 1242; anu+, 11 422; 423; d.?amai+, 11 550; a+() I I 14; dianzai+, . . . +, I I 1414; ?nu-ga-nzi-il, 11 549; ...+, I1 1413; in dlM+, 11 761. ga-mi-il, in 'lM+, 11 760; di-&,'pi-ir, cf. Amor. List under di-wi-ir. da-ab-la?-ar, in +%in- . , l l 1583. 1 442. dadu, "pledge". Du-di, in a-ad- dziru, "fortress." Dz~r-ri, in a-ad- daf, 11 971; iz-bit, 11 da+, 11 962; a++, 11 1374;a-hu+, 1 l 1056; a-hi+, 1030; a-hi+, 11 1125; a- I1 1152; a-if+, 11 1231; li+, ll 1205; am+, 11 408; anz~+, 11 394; ...+, I1 ii-ldr+, 11 735. 1430. il? "to judge." I' ag din, in 715 "to last long, to be eternal." +i-li, ++a, ++iu, I 4-6; 1' pm, in lu-da-ri, 1 107; di-in, in (i727~+, 11 375. 158 UNIVERSITY tMUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION daianu, "judge." Da-a-a-an, di-ma-ik, cf. Amor. List. in am+, 11 444; $-a+, I1 7 "to be powerful." I' pm drin, 713; ..+,11 1411. in am+, anzc-iuf, 11 454- pDS "to he merciful." 1' pm 55. da-mi-ik, in a-hu+, I1 1065; dannu, "powerful." Drin, in +$-I$, n-hit, I1 1161; anla+, II f +a, ++-:us I 10-12; dlzc- 420; "siz+, 11 767; . . . +, lu+, 1 41; +d- - . , 1 245-47; l l 1457; l l'ag mu-da-nzi-ik, dan-ni, in "ln-lu+, 1 44. in a-h~+,I I 1066; a-hi+, I I dunnu, "might, power." Du-xi, in 1162; allU+, 11 421; 'gu- a-ad-da+, 11 970; a-bi+, silim+, 1 816; dsilz+, I1 11 1373; a-hu+, 11 1055; 768; . . . +, 11 1458. a-hi+, 11 1151; a-li+, 11 dumku, "favor," in a-ha-ti- 1230; a?zz*+, 11 393; . . . +. du-mil-zak-ni-ii, I I loo5 ; 11 1420. dztm-ki, in Qu-rilim+, I81 5; da-izi-zir, in a-hi+, 1 l I 128. "u-~i-a?z-lza+, 1 1 814. 1 531 "to bring." I' ps z~b-lam,in am+, I I 382; I I" ag mu- a-hu+, 11 1036; a-hi+, 11 tab-bil, in a-Fzt+, 11 1040; 1132;a-li+, 11 1211; am+, a&+, I1 I 136; a-/if, I1 11 379; ub-ha-lunz, in a-hu+, 1215; am+, I1 38j; "gu- 11 1037; a-hi+, I1 1133; silim+, 1 817. a-I$+, 11 1212; anu+, I1 ?Nil wedzl,' "the one." Written: 380; 1' ag ba-bil, in u-hz~+, e-di, we-di, we-di-im, always I1 1038; a-hi+, ll 1134; in conjunction with tappu, a-/i+, I1 1213; atzzt+, I1 (/. v. 8 ; I I' ag mzL-ha-bil, in 751 t~~lid,cf. Amor. I .ist. 11-~zL+,11 1oj0; N,S~usi, "exit, door, way.13 I1 1135; ell+, 11 1214; WU-~ZA~,in a-li+, 11 1283; 1 'Ihc meaning of the element WI-~~LLis not yet certain. Ungnad translates we-du-iw-li-ib- ltt-ut as "Der Einzige mogc ;im Leben bleiben" (\IS Vll 76, 1 c; 128, 4.47; 136, 4; Dilbal, p. c ig) and dimiza?-ze-dnm-~~-i~'ras 'Shamash, schiitze den Einzigen" (VS VII 15, 2.8; Dilbal, p. ~tj),nnil I have followcd him in thc traiirlation of the names. In favor of his view might also be quoted VR qq 11, 218. which reads: dti~-f~~-~~F~-~~~-la-gdl=ditiard~h-liip-pi-~-e-di- .tub-Xi,and ddo-iiiil-inu-di-~i-gcil=dgu-ln-i~~-~~til--i-lib-:in both these cases a comparison with the Sumeiian cleilrly shows that L)-~LLmeans "th: only." Bat a nams in thc Syllabary (Pt. I, No, jqg) appears to suggest another interpretation: d-ld-bad is translated n-bu-lap we-di-im and n-bz~-ln,b riii-ti-iiiz The two words we& and d?tilu are the translation of the same ideograph, and may be either relatcd or identical in meaning. Cf, also the name dininn?-mi-lniiz8-ha-li-it (Bu. 9,. 786 in C-i VIII, 40) which may sugsrrt the complete form of we-di~-uin-li-ib-lt~~~cl. EDW. CHIERA-LISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 159 anu+, 11 452; Yanzai+, I1 711 wardu, "servant." Beg. I I 557; . . . +, 11 932. 1469--79. + . . . , 1 271. lpl 'wakru, "precious." Wa-kar, in in1 'vat ru, "superabundant." a-li+, 11 1282; am+, I1 N'a-tar, in a-/if, 11 1284; 450; '?arna?+,ll 555;. . . +, mu+, 11 451; d?arna3+, 11 931. II 556; . . . +, I1 933. i -zz~m,cf. Anior. List. a-ad-dat, 11 967: a-hu- 131 "to call." 1' pr ir-kur, in ?A%+, 11 1098; a-hzz+, 11 +am, +&a, +dlM, 1965- 1035; a-&+,I1 1131; a-li+, 67. I1 1210; am+, 11 436; ill "to provide." I' ag la-ni-in, $-a+, 11 717; den-lil+, I1 in a-ad-da+, I I 965 ; a-hu+, 589. I I 1033; a-hi+, I I I 129; i131 "to provide,'' I' pm in +nu- a-li+, I1 1208; anz~+, 11 h-a, in a-huf, I1 1073; 434; &a+, I1 685 (1, I1 a++, 11 1169: a-li+, II 965, 11 715; %-lilt, 11 1248; aw+, 11 448; 587; ?a-ni-in-ni, in a-ad- diarna?+, 11 553; . . . +, da+, 11 966; a-hu+, II 1 934; ~i-nu-zi-iz~,in a-bu+, 1034; a-hu-urn+, 11 1097; 11 1074; a-hi+, I1 I 170; a-Ei+, 11 1130; a-lit, II a-li+, 11 1249; anuf, II 1209; anzt+, 11 435; ?a-ni- 449; ?ianzai+, 11 554. ni, in 2-a+, 11 716; den-lil tirkar, cf. Arnor. List. +, 11 588; fa-~zi-in-Xu, in pl1 i~arik,ibid. n ha-ha, cf. Arnor. List. hu-urn-rum, ibid. ha-ab-rz~, ibid. ?Ti1 "to protect." I' ag, in anu+, ha-al, ibid. 11 447, d/Af+, 1 488. D 2% "to be good." I' pm $26, in -I+ 1 49-5 I ; td-bzl-urn, a-bi+, I1 1341; a-bu+,ll ina-ad-/da!]+, I I 960; a-hi+, 1015;a-hi+, II 1113;a-li+, 11 134?; a-Eu+. I1 1016; 11 1192; am+. 11 492; a++, 1 432, l l I I 14; a-li+, diarnai+, 1 132; thbal, in 11 1193; an%+, I1 493; A-A+, 1 243. tii-[ha-at?] in urn-mi+, I tdbi~,"good." TIE(],in +i-li, ++a, 639. I Or in-kar, in-tar? (:f Hommel, OLZ g (1906) Col. 270 f., and Nos. qjo~-I.'The clen~ents arc probahly Amoritic. 77 idu, "hand," in a-nziir-id-21-tar, ..,.d . ilar, o.?ran~zi,ci. Amor. List. 1 87. 3 . . ?-ki-ia, . . 2-ki-ia-nzu, . . I-ki-ia- 1151;a-li+, 11 1234; ai?u+, tum, . . ?-hi-ia-ti, cf. Amor. I1 jgj; $-a+, I1 680; i.Y- List. ti?+, I1 738; %in-lil+, I1 ku-hi, for Sum. kzi-bi, in nu-krf, 629; kard-ni, in a-ad-da+, 1 442. I1 975; a-hu+, 11 1060; 112 kinu, "true, steady." Ki-in, a-!,it-, 11 I I 56; ad+, 11 in a-hu+, 11 1017; ki-nid- 1235; anzhf, l l 398; &a+, ZCPPZ, in a-hit+, 11 1018; I1 681; 2;-Id?+, I1 739; SU+, I 385. "nin-Id+, I l 630. 213 ku~b71, "abundance." Ku-zu- kur-'i-i, cf. Amor. List. ub, in a-ha-{ifxi-Si, 11 1007; 213 ikribu, "prayer, offering," in dnin-lil+ni-li, I1 654; dla?- ikribu-fa, I 32, ikribi(-hi). +ni-ii, 11 817. $.?-tar, I 33. ku-al-ia (?), in li-bur+, I 441. kur-bri-pin, cf. Amor. list. karil', "granary, treasure room?" Yu'~ I' pm ha-a?-da-kit, in warad+, Kari-(i), in a-ad-da+,l1974; 11 1473. a-Ez~t,I1 1059; a-hi+, I1 libur, libarm, cf. 'I:N,. tility," in li-mu-ut-a-a-hi, I I ludari, cl. 117. I 581. lili, probably scribal error for Zelili, liphur, cf. 73~. I 90. no5 liptu, "worli, skill." Lip-ti, lamassu, "protectinggod, guardian." in a-hi+, 11 1345; a-hi~+. 'a-?nu-72, in a&+, I I 1349; I1 1024; a-hi+, I1 1120; a-huf, 11 1028; a-hit-, I1 a-li+, I1 1 I;am+, 11 1123;~-li+,I1 1203; anuf, 411; "ni~z-lilf, 11 631 11 415; den-lil+, I1 j83; la-ir (divine name?), in ~ZL-ur+,I "nin-lil+, 11 635; diara+, 442- 11803; ..+,11 1428. lirik, cf. 7-~,. lu-mu-[ur?], cf. ?EN,. litur, cf. iin. 1195 limuitu, "evil, wickedness, hos- - -- I Cf. discussion of this word hy Langdon, in PSLI,4 36, pp. 29-30. EDW. CHIERA-LIS1.S OF Ai(K41>1:\5 NALIES n 1213 "to be favorable." 1' pr im a-hi+, I1 1146: a-li+, I1 gur, in Bet. I I I jro-23; pm 1225; anuf, I1 387; "IM+, ma-gir, in a&+, 11 1366; 11 758; dsinf, 11 765; a-hut, 11 1048; a-hi+. I1 . . . +, 11 1442: ma-Iih-i'u., I 144; a-lif, l l 1223; aiz?b+, in a-bi+. I1 1369; a-hu+, 11 385; dsi7z+, 11 763; I1 1051; a-hi+, 11 1147; . . .+, ll 1443. a-li+, 11 1226; anuf, 11 nrigr21, "favorite." Mi-gir, in +an- 388; VIM+,I1 7jr); ',rill+, ni, +AN, +.. ., 1 338-40. I I 766. In: "to be equal to." I' ag ID malznu, "who?" Ma-an-n11-un2, ma-bir, in +, 1 70; ma+, I in +ma, f nza-hir, +ma- 7 I ; ma-an-nz~-z~m+,ma-an- !~ir-izc,nza-w-urn-mu-hir-izt- ?z;~-z~rn+iz~,ma-flu-unzf Ju- 12u, 1 72. 1221, 1 72. W~L-ra-nu-um,"foal, cub," in I 93. -in.,,- "to counsel." I' ag nza-lik, (ni)arii, cf. nu-,. in a-hi+, 11 1366; a-hu+, ma-ru-ui?-as? (Cassite god Marut- ll 1049; a-hi+, ll 114j; tas?), in . . .-lzim+, 11 1578. a-li+, I I 1224; mu+, I1 nzu-u??-mu-?za-7zu-u~,1 482. 386; dlM+, 11 757; dsin+, nzutum, rnz~li,a~nz~li, cf. Amor. List. 11 7G4; . . . +, 11 1441; ma- miif?*, "land," in a-gu-h-a-in-ma-li, lik-e, in a-bif, 11 1368; 1 167. ma-lik-kc, in a-~IL+,I I ~ojo; n~ulabbil,cf. 537. 7 "to be cxaltcd." I' pm ?la-da, jN 1 nEn?~,"we" Acc. ni-a-ti, in in a?zz~+, ll 376; anu-?u, fa-lirnf, I 39. 11 456; &a+(?), I1 669; N,22 "to call." I' ag na-bi, in "en-lil+, I1 569; Y;IIIIL+, +den-lil, +"sin, +i-li-iu, 1 11 87j; "2-silim+, I1 870; 82-84. ila-pi+, ill*-zu-ma+, I jo; 151 "to give." I' pr i-din, in "lM+, 1 487; %i?z-amai- fanurn, +&a, +'si?z. I afag-gat, II 853; %in- 61-63; i-dilz-qzanz, in a?zz~+, ID+(?), 1 428; %ZL-nzui- I1 391; a-hi+, 11 1181; da+, 11 835; "amu?+, i-din-AN, in a-lit, 11 1268; 11 520; dTAR+, 11 857; ps la-din, in.+a-ha, +nu-nu, %zrai'+, 11 833; "(/St,II I 382-83. 831; "a-m6-nzd+, 11 881: I "to shine." I' pm na-wi-ir, d.. .+,1184g;. . .+,ll 1406- in a-a-i~z~f,I I 1093; aw+, 162 UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION Il 461; dlM+, 1487; lllag 40-42. ag na-sir, in a-li+, mu-nu-wi-ir, in a-a-hz~+, 11 11 1267; anuf, 11 378; 1094; am+, 11 462. d nin-amai-alag-{a+, 1 1 855; ndru, "light." NIL-zir, in Beg. in-ma11 872; "in- I1 1400-94; +i-li, ++a, far+, I1 877; *. . . +, 11 ++Xu, 1 46 48; "da-gan, 85 I ; airin . . . +, I I +if-tdr, +"la-gn, +ga-ga, I 408. +dlza-ha, I 329 ~3 I ; ~ZL-ri, 7p1 ndkidu, "shepherd," nu-bid, in a-ad-da+, 11 961; a-bit, in a-li+, 11 1266; am+, I1 I1 1350; a-El~+, I1 1029; 377; 'e7z-lil+, 11 570; dgh- a-hi+, I1 I 124; a-li+, I1 silinz +, 1 1 87I ; dnin-arnai- 1204; aim+, 11 407; +i.?- alag-ga+, 11 854; dnin- I&+, I1 734. iar+, I1 876; !Jarnai+, I1 wn] nuhIu, "abundance." Nu- 521 ; "7'AK+, 11 858; d.. . +, ub-i'i, in a-ad-da+, 11 963; 11 850; . . +, 11 1407. a-bif, 11 1351; U-~!L+,II nu-ka-su(?), in anuf, anu-Xu+, I I 1031;a-!I;+, II 1126;a-If+, 479-80. I1 1206; aiiz~+, 11 409; xirii, cf. ?I&. iX-id?+, 11 736. nit%, "people." h'i-ii, in a-ha-ti- 1 "to look upon." I' ip i-tul, du-mu-uk+, 11 1005; a-ha- in +anurn, +&a, +dlM, ti-kzc-p-ub+, 1 1 1007; dnin- 1 116-18. lil-ku-7th-ub+, 11 654; dra?- ntmedi, cf. ?CHI. ku-7%-ub+, 11 817. nErneki, cf. pnH,. o',rrf~ "to he exalted." I' ag nu-ii, 3x3 isblr, "sprout," in is-bu-urn, in "IM+, I 488. 1 168. nis'u, "lifting u.p," in ii-tdr- 7x2 "to protect." IT pr z,in ?zi-iu, 1 1 733 ; dnin-lil-ni-?i, +anurn, +&a, +dlM, I I 6j3. Cf. RPN 242, note 9. 90 pa-a-. . . . , in $-a+, 11 697.' nio pa?-al-ha-an?, "fear," in +ri-ig- pzi, "mouth," in e-lel-pi-. . . , mi, 1 396. I 239-41. pul-un?- . . , cf. Atnor. List. pufu, cf. Arnor. List. Y?D "to appoint, to order." 1IT ?no "to gather." I' pc 11-ip-&ur, pr 6-pa-kid, in +, I 3 I.' in a-hu-urn+, I I I 580. puti, cf. Amor. List. -~ 'To be completed pu-n-ti? Cf. 1'1. I, p, il, note S. EDW. CHIERA--LISTS OF AI ;N,Y $$nu, "good." Zi-i-ni, in ZL"protection," in $-a- am+, 11 457; am-h+, ll zill(-1 11 683. 458. 5DT .:imdz~ "yoke, bond." Zi- 713' "to hunt." I' ag la-i-diz, in im-di, in a++, 11 1062; anzl+, 11 508. a-hi+, 11 1158; a-li+, I1 553 rillz~,"protection." Si-li, in 1237;a?zu+, 11 417;s-kw+, i~?zi~+, 11 477; anu-iu+, I I l l 898; li-im-ti, in den-lil+, 478; $-a+, 11 682. 11, j8j. 7 karradu, "powerful," in anu- V'p "to present," I' pr i-ki-ia-am, kar-ra-du, 11 446. a-hi+, 11 I 182; in ad+, kiitzr, "hand," in i-li-ga-ii, 1 65, ll 1269; a-nu+, ll 392. a-mrlr-ga-7a, 1 85 1 r "shepherd," in a-hu+, VN,l reill, "first." i in I1 1021; a-hi+, 11 1117; +anz~m, +$-a, +be-li, I a-li+, I1 I 196; a~zz&+, I1 13-1 5; ri-ia-at, in da-ba+, 404; $-a+, 11 718; 'sin+, 1 130; 'ka-a?-ha+, I 238; I I lo; dnin-lil+, 11 337; dnin-gS+, 11 799. '?ama.?+, 11 j 3 j; "11i11-1il- r$'ilu, 11 637. mi rub& "great." Ra-bi, in DN,? "to be merciful." IT ip ri- d?anzai+, I 13I ; d?a?-ra-bi, 11 818. me-ni, in a++, I1 1022; a- hi+, 11 1118;a-/$+, I1 1197; Dl1 rigmz~, "cr),, lamentation, anz~+,11405; $-a+, I1 719; noise," in pal-al-ha-am-ri- in-1I I 6 "in+, 1 ig-nzi, I 396. I I I ; "iamai+, 11 536; ri-?nu- 71; "to help." I' pr e-ri-la-am, na,ina-hz~+,lI 1023; a-hi+, in a-bu-zlnz+, 11 131z;a-li+, 11 1119; a-lit, 11 1198; 11 1271; nnu+, 11 390; dnin-lil+?, 1 I 639. 'e~z-lil+, 1 I 5g1. rimtn, "beloved." lii-me-it, ri~11,"hclpcr." Ri-:IL-zi-a, in in ['a-ba]+, I I zqi vdha-al- $-a+, 11 720; "iamu,'+, I1 bu+, 1237; 'TI~~I-ES?+,11 537; ri-lu-Xu, in %+, l I 12; 798; ri-mi-if, in da-ba+, I ri-fu-zi-.?z~,in $-a+, 11 72 I ; 129. anzll, 11 406; "?anzaS+, 1 I 164 UNIVERSITY MUSEU.\I-RABYLO\i.%N SFCTIOA 538; ri-7"-in, in 2-a+, I I EC-, "to acquire, to possess." 721. 1 "to give po~session."~ I' pr I' pr in [a-hdl-or-ii, I 938: a--tar-7 I I loo<^; n-!,a- e-ri-ba-an?, in il-b~i.-?~m+,11 fa-ar-ii, I I I 582; (I-ha-nir-Ti, 1311;a-li+,I1 127o:an1~+, 11 389; "el%-lilf, 11 590. I qjy; I1 1010. sukkalh~, "messenger, supervisor," 114~4;d?ama.?+,11551;lC+, in anz~+,11 491. lz~+,1 108; 1 I1agmu-ia-lini, Su2,in Beg. I I I jo5-09; +wu-?zu, inu-bu-urn+, I I ~pj;a-E~t+, +ki-m-urn(?), [+I ki-ir- ll 1070; a-hi+, I1 1166; '11~7a-7>ia(?),1 384-86. a-li+, 11 124j; mu+, I1 >j&~;elibu, "fox," in ?e-12-~ZL- 425; "iamai';, 11 552. iimzc, cf. Amor. List. 11~7,ie-li-bzr-ia, 1 88-89. Xu-ub-. . . , in &a+, I I 699. "to hear." I' pr if-me-a-izi, ?add, "mtiunt, mountain." Su- ina-bz~-l,cm+,I1 1324;a-hi+, di-i, in a-ad-du+, 11 972; 11 1171; anztf, 11 430; a-bi+, 11 1375; a++, I1 "en-lil+, II 61j; ...+, 1057;a++, ll I I 53; a-lif, 11 1415; [if-mla-a-ni, in I1 1232; am&+, 11 395: . . . +, I I 1416; ii-ma-?ti, sa-dfr-ni, in a-ud-dd+, I I in a+I I 43 1 : 2.7-mu-?la, 973; a-Ex+, 11 1058; a-hi+, ina-hu+, I I 1076; u-Ei+(?), 11 1154; a-li+, ll 12jj: I1 1172; a-/i+, 11 1251: anzt+, il 396. "efz-lilt, 11 616; ii-me-ni, SID-AR-IR, I1 I 562. ina-hz~-~mw+,lI1j25;a-hz~+, [.Full-hi-ir, in +"mu-ma, I 86. I1 1075; a-li+, ll 12jo; .?e-li-12, 11-11, I 90. la?-me. in ti-idr. 1 125:, , cj??"to be well. to preserve." Irpm 2ai-n?e-t~rnz,tul-mi-iztm, I I 2 j ; Fa-linz, in +u-bi, +a+, +a- tax-me-a-112, 1 126: ip ie- li, fa-lim, +a-It-in%, tni- me-a, in an&+, 11 507; ag " ti, +NI-A-AS, 1 37-39; se-MI, in a-hi+, I1 1365; a-!,a+, I1 1069; a-hi+, I1 a-bu+, 11 1047; a-hi+, I1 I 165; a-li+, I1 1244; aizu+, I 14);a-lif, 1 l 1222; aizz~f, ~p~~ ~~ ~~ ~ p~-- ~.~ ' Cf. tingn;id ZDMG 62 ((908) p. 721 B. 2ihe common rendering giiitii for the sign SG is \cry probahiy erroneous. in tents of this period, that word would be wriiten in full. li Sti is used as an ideograph lor some word, this is certainly a noun. Very probably, howe\er, the sign Sll wili prove to havc the phonrttc value 38'. Cf. Pt. I, No. 384 and note. 11 384; I I I1 756; i njic; "to double, to increase," 11" pc i.?-tn~t,in ~ ..~ 'This translation would be in accord with ti-riiur-80-;a (1'1. I, So. SjL r\nothcr translation inight be: 'I have srrn the morning light oi Ishfai." 166 UNIVERSITY MUSEL'M-RARYLONIAN SECTION I1 1346; a++, I1 1025; a-ad-da +, I 1 980; a-bu-zcm+, a-hi+, 11 1121; a-lif, 11 II 1309; a-hu+, 11 1043; 1200; anu+, 11 412; $-a+, a-hi+, 11 I 139; a-li+, I1 11 698; ti-ldr+, 11 742; 1217; am+, 11 440; tab- 'ni~z-lil+, 11 632. ba-w,e-di, in a-ad-du+, I I lulid, cf. Amor. List. 981; (I-b~-~m+,11 1310; fu-al-ti, l l I 564. a-hi+, I1 I 140; am+, 11 iappil, "companion." Tab-ba,' in 441 ; %en-lil+, 11 602; tab- a-huf, 11 1041; a,11 ha-e-di, in a-li+, 11 1218; I 137; tab-[ha?], in dIM+, tab-ba-e-we-di, in a++, I I 1 487; lab-ba-e, in a-ad-da+, 1044. I I 979; a-~ZL-umf,I I 1308; larii, cf. 2~1. a-hu+, 11 1042; a-hi+, 11 I 138; a-li+, 11 1216-18; tas'melum, las'meani, cf. &i?tSf am+, I1 439; tab-ba-Yu, in -~. ~~ . I In the transliterations, I have adopted the writing tab-60, instead of iappfi, toppd, erc., because of the uncertainly as to the interpretation of these names. Moreover, lab-ha might also he a phonetic wilting for tap-pa. Cf.2-li-lob-bi-c, LC, clc ; io-$0-we-di inz, VS VII '71, co. EDW. CHIER:\-LISTS OF KKhDlAS NAMES 167 DESCKI I'TION OF DOCUMENTS1 T~rr PI.IITE CBS I 38-39 z159+2200+22j6+1 IOOO+I 1068+11o73+1981o. Portion of a very large, baked tablet. Meas. 212~117X42. (Has been reduced.) Cont. Col. 1: 1-40; CoI. 11: 50-93; Col. 111: 104-45; Col. IV: 146-74; Col. V: 18j-201; Col. VI: 212-21; Col. VII: 232~41; (hl. V111: 252-86; C01. IX: 297-317; c01. X: 328-j~. I, 11, IV Expd. 2 4041 2342. Large baked tablet. Fragmentary. Meas. 147XI 16X 30. Cant. Obv.: 830-37; Rev.: Col. 1 : 374.-98; CoI. I I: 401 03, 407-23, 426-33; Col. 11 1: 436-62; Col. IV tl-eated in Pt. Ill, Nos. 1233 54. 1 Expd. 3 42 2339. Right L.ower part of unbaked tablet. Meas. 6zX7jX 25. Cont. Obv. destr. Rev. Col. I : 387-90, 392-4, 401; Col. 11: 423. 426-31. 1 Expd. 4 42 6447. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. i8XjoXzj. Cont. Obv.: 394 99. Rev. not inscribed. IV Exp. j 42 I 1010. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. (11 X72X)j. Cont. Ohv. not inscribed; Rcv. Col. 1: 390-98, 401-02; Col. I I: 422-23, 426-34. 1 Expd. 6 42 5934. I'ortion of nnbaked tablet. Meas. 8jX j6X 38. Cont. Ohv. List of nanies with ilet. "tilg" (not published). Rev. Col. I: 473-80, 454 55; Col. 11; 442-43. IV Expd. 7 4 j924. Unbaked tablet. Fragmentary. Meas. I 33 X 122x27. Cont. Obv. (not published) cf. list of 1)uplicatcs on p. oo. Rev. GII. I : 372-78, 473-80; Col. I I : 454-55, 491 92, 434-36, 411-1 3; Col. ll I; ?, 401 03, 418 ~19,416-17, 461; Col. IV: 430~-3j.428 29, ?, )R~-L)I, j84-86. IV Expd. - ~ - . -- .. I Measurements are given in millimetprs. length (height) X width X thickness. \Vhencvci the tablet (or fragment) varics in size, the larg-st measurement is given. CBS refers to the Catahgue af the Bxbylonian Sxtictinn. Cont. refers to the translitsration of the tablets which is givcn on pp. 118-r47. YERSITY \IUSEVM-BARYI.OhI,4\' SECIION Trnr PLATE CBS 8 44-45 5803. I'ortion of large, baked tablet. hleas. 161x I I j x 32. Cont. ')bv. Col. I: 44j?, 4j4 jj. 491 3;Col. 11: 309-403. 418-19, 41(j-17. 461-02, 430-33, 428~29; Col. I I I: 420-zj, 404 00. 448-49. 504-08. j 19-21 ; I&. Col. I: 01jzo; Col. 11: 1454-58. I\/ Expd. [.a!-ge unbaked tahlet. Fragnirnta~\. Mrab. I j 5 x 123Xjo. Cont. Obv.: 389-08, 401 o(j; Rev. puh- lished in Pt, Ill, No. 17, 6. I Expd. 1-arge unbaked tablet. Meas. 162 X IroXjz. Cont. Obv.: 407 23, 426. Rev. published in 1% Ill, No. 16, pl. 5. 1 !-:xpd. Left Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. hleas. 80X5jX 27. Cont. Obv. Col. 1: 710 20; Col. I1 destr. I UNIVERSITY rMUSEUh1-BABYLONIAN SECTION CBS 6441. Fragment of baked tablet (same as No. 16). Meas. 51X61X24. Cont.Cd. I: deitr. Col. 11: 910-18; I.I: Cf. Pt Ill, N3s. 1033-89; I.I: 1171, 1145, I 129, I 124-28, 1295-97; CoI. V: 1387-95. IV Expd. Portion of unbaked tablet. Crumbling and very frag- mentary. Meas. 72X8jXji<. Cont. Col. 1: 988-95; Col. 11: 1006-10, 1013, 1015-16; Col. Ill: rojp- 38; CO~.IV: I 130-32; C0l. V: 1170-71. IV Expd. Upper part of half baked tablet. Meas. 59X58X24. Cont. Obv.: 1012, 1015-18, 1033; Rev.: 1041-46. IV Expd. Fragment of baked tablet. Meas. 71 X5oXj1. Cont. Obv.: 1057-62; Rev. Syllabary (not published). IV Expd. Fragment of baked tablet. Meas. 48X3oX 13. Cont. Obv. destr. Rev. loz7-?1. IV Expd. Portion of unbaked tablet. Meas. 44x35 X 12+. Cont. Obv.: 1077-80, 1069-70, 102 1-22; liev destr. I I Expd. Lower Left Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 4zX5jX 33. Cont Obv.: 1069-71 ; Rev. Syllabary (not pub- lished). IV Expd. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 54X53X26, Cont. Obv. List of names with det. "gi?' (not published); Rev. 1091-96. IV Expd. Portion of round tablet. Meas. Diam. 90; Thick. 32. Cont. Obv. 1097-98. Rev. not inscribed. LV Expd. Right Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 54X41X16+. Cont. Obv. Col. I: 1027, 1029-31; Col. I I: 1051-56; Rev. destr. IV Expd. Portion of unbaked tablet. Meas. I 13X92 ~26.Cont. Obv. destr. Rev. Col. I: 1109-18, Col. 11: 1131- 36, I 138-41; Col. Ill: 1153-58. IV Expd. Fragment of baked tablet. Meas. 62~57x28. Cont. Obv. List of names with det. "ku?" (not published). Rev. Col. I: destr. Col. 11: 1166-76. IV Expd. Lower portion of unbaked tablet. mea as. 67X70X22. Cont. Obv. and Rev. 1126 -43. IV Expd. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 88X57X12. Cont. Obv. I 143-52. Rev. Sumerian Primer (not published). IV Expd. V. CHIERA-1.ISTS OF AKKADIAN NAMES 171 Fragment of half baked tablet. Meas. 5oXjbX 12f. Cont. Obv. Cf. I't. I, Nos. 28-30. Rev. destr. IV Expd. Fragment of baked tablet. Meas. 28X57X24. Cont. Obv. Col. I: destr.; Col. 11: 1016; I.I: I 131-35 Col. 1V: 1167-71. IVExpd. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 33 x4j~20. Cont. Obv. 1208-09. Rev. not inscribed. I I I Expd. Upper Left Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 55X80X 34. Cont. Obv. List of names with det. "gi?" (not published). Rev. Col. I: 1266--71,1282-84; CoI. 11: 1208-10. IV Expd. Lower Right Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas 81 X 54x24. Cont. Extant Obv. not inscribed. Rev. Col. I: 1208-18, 1220; CoI. l I: destr IV Expd. liight Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 80X 39x23. Cont. Extant Obv. not inscribed; Rev.: t 188-95. IV Expd. Right Lower Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 48X 52x30. Cont. Obv. List of names with det. "gii" (not published); Rev.: 1234-35, 128243. 1V Expd. Right Lower Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 42X 51 x28. Cont. Obv. erased. '(ev. Col. I: 1215-18, 1220, 1222-23; Col. 11 destr. IV Expd. Right Upper Cot-ner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 73X 56x22. Cont. Obv.: 1048-52; Rev.: 12)t-j6. IV Expd. Large unbaked tablet. Fragmentary. Meas. 140 X I 18x34. Cont. Obv.: Grammatical (not published). Ref.Col. 1: 1192-1203; CoI. 11: 1204-22; CoI. 111: 1223.39; Col. IV: 1240-1255. IV Expd. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 46X47X8f. Cont. Obv. Cf. 1%. Ill, Nos. I I 13-17. Rev. destr. IV Expd. Round tablet. Unbaked. Meas. Diam. 60; Thick. 21. Cont. Obv. Pt. 111, No. 1391. Kev. not inscribed. IV Expd. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 60~44x32.Obv. Sumerian Primer (not published); Rev. 1598-1604. IV Expd. UNIVERSITY MUSEUM-BABYLONIAN SECTION CBS 5900. Fragment of unbaked tablet. mea as. 51X78Xz7+. Cont. Obv. destr. Rev. Cf. Nos. 1602--06. IV Expd. 6410. Portion of unbaked tablet. Meas. 70x73 Xjq. Cont. Obv.: 1534-47. Rev. List of temples (not pub- lished). 1V Expd. I 1334. Portion of unbaked tablet. Meas. 74X54Xa5. Cont. Obv.: 1548-51. Rev. not inscribed. I Expd. 6658. Left Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Cont. Obv. not inscribed. Rev. Col. 1: 1505-09; Col. 11: Cf. Pt. Ill, Nos. 1068-72. IV Expd. 5833. Left Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 65 X53 X 30. Cont. Obv.: 1490-94. Rev.: Sumerian I7rimer (not published). IV Expd. 5870. Right Lower Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 56X 78x41, Cont. Obv. Col. 1: destr. Cols. 11-Ill. Rev. List of names with det. "kui" (not published). IV Expd. ' 5959. Round tablet. Unbaked. Bears traces of having been inscribed several times. Meas. Diam. 78; Thick. 26. Cont. Obv. and Rev.: 1562-67. 1V Expd. 13568+13575+13576+ 13583+ 13588+ 13592+ 13596f 13601+ 13614. Baked tablet. Fragmentary. Meas. 160X 130x38. Cont. Obv.: 1578-87. Rev.: List of names with det. "gii" (not published). Ill Expd. EUW. CHIER.\-LISI'S OF AKI LIST OF DUPLICATES NOT PUBLISHED CBS 4601. Largeunbaked tablet. Fragmentary. Meas. 16~10x28.Cont. Col. 1: 110-16 112031 Col. 11: 1135-47, 1153-55; c01. 111: I 16166, I 171-74, 1181-82. IV Expd. Left Lower Corner of unbaked tablet. Very much distorted and effaced. Meas. 55 X45 Xz7. Cont. Obv.: Names beginning with element "IM,dba-u, d~~in-~~,dlM,'nix-IB; Rev. not inscribed. IV Expd. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 98x47~35. Cont. Obv. destr. Rev.: 1124-27, I 129-31. IV Expd. Fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 44X33X38. Cont. Obv.: Traces of names beginning with the element anu. Rev. destr. IV Expd. Left Lower Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 58X56X28. Cont. Obv. I 144-47. Rev. dcstr. IV Expd. Left Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. qoX43Xz4. Cont. Obv. I 188-90. Rev. effaced. IV Expd. Unbaked tablet. Fragmcntary. Meas. 131X122Xz7.~. Cont. Obv. 430-31, 395-98. 391-92, 384-88, 420-23; Rev. published as No. 7, pl. 6. IV Expd. Fragment'of unbaked tablet. Writing large but irregular. Meas. j6X57X24. Obv. Lexicographical. Rev. Col. I, destr.; Col. 11: 1242-43, 1246-47. IV Expd. Fragment of baked tablet. Meas. 77X5oX33. Cont. Extant Obv. not inscribed; Rev. 1230-35, 1250-52. IV Expd. Portion of a round tablet. Meas. Diam. 64; Thick. 22+. Cont. Obv.: Names composed with the element dnin-..; Rev. destr. but probably not inscribed. IV Expd. Two joined fragments of unbaked tablet. Meas. 4oX38X8+. Cont. Obv.: 1238-40; Rev. destr. IV Expd. Left Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 37X43X23. Cont. Obv.: List of cattle (not published). Rev. I 144-46. IV Expd. Left Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 3GX37X21. Cont. Obv. 112-16. Rev. not inscribed. IV Expd. Left Upper Corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 36x41 X24. Cont. Obv. destr. Rev. 125-55, IV Expd. Portion of unbaked tablet. Meas. 138X85X32. Cont. Obv. to be published in Pt. Ill, No. 61; Rev. Cols. 1-11, destr.; Col. Ill: 1222-31; Col. IV: 1235-jg. IV Expd. Small fragment of unbaked tablet. Meas. 42X2gX12+. Cont. Obv. destr.; Rev. Col. I: Fragments of names compounded with a-bu. IV Expd. Portion of unbaked tablet. Meas. 82X6oX24. Cont. Obv. List with det. "gi" (not published); Rev. Col. I, destr.; Col. 11: Traces of names compounded with a-li; I.I I : 1284, I 109-16, 1120--21. IVExpd. Lower left corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 5gX68Xj2. Cont. Obv. List with det. "gi.?' (not published); Rev. Cols. 1-11, destr.; COl. 111: 1150-51; Col. IV: 1168-72. IV Expd. Upper left corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. goX48X30. Cont. Obv.: List with det. "7d" (not published); Rev. Cols. 1-1 I, destr.; Col. 11 1; Traces of names compounded with a-li; Col. IV: 1271, 1282-34, I 338-42. IV Expd. Lower left corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 86x62~27. Cont. Obv.: List with det. "pi" (not published); Rev. Cols. I-Ill, destr.; Col. IV: Traces of names compounded with anu. Lower left corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 43x51X27+. Cont. Obv.: 1163-64, I 167-68; Rev. Cols. 1-11, destr.; Col. 111: Pt. I, 54-59; Col. IV: Pt. 1, 82-88. IV Expd. Lower left corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. 37XGzXzj. G~nt. Obv. List with det. "gii" (not published). Itev. Col. 1: 1028; CO~.11: 1282-84, 1204-o5. 1V Expd. Large unbaked tablet. Meas. 15oX122X26. Cont. Obv. pub- lished as No. 23, p. 15. Kev. contains a complete list of per- sonal names colnpounded with anzl, but it is mostly destroyed. I1 Expd. liight upper corner o( unbaked tablet. Meas. 72x71X22. Cont. Obv. destr.; Rev. mostly destr.: it contained a list of personal names composed with the element anu. I1 Expd. Right lower corner of unbaked tablet. Meas. I 17~50x35.Cont. Obv. published H'1' No. 130; Rev. Cols. 1-111: destr.; Col. IV: I 143-56. IV Expd. LDW. CHIERA-LLS'IS 01: AI NUMBERS OF THE CATALOGUE OF THE BABYLONIAN SECTION TEXTOR Pni.8 CBS CBS ~ ~~. -.. I 1 5900 6667 (1) 5616 6670 5920 6674 27 46I4 ~' 6676 7 and p. 173i; 6678 P.173 1~ 6679 42 5934 6 I 6736 5 7 34 10764 50 5 1 I 0985 18 5 3 I '0994 23 and p. 174 P. 173 5946 55 ~I I 1000 (1) 8 5953 I1010 29 5959 I 1068 59 5968 1 1073 3 5 5976 11334 32 5987 11337 P. 173 5995 11355 26 5996 1 1398 1 1404 28 12659 12756 19 I 6392 13568 44 6395 13575 48 I 6410 13576 P. 173 1 6425 13583 P. 173 1 6438 13585 36 6440 13588 P. 173 I 6441 13592 I I 6447 13596 65 6448 13601 58 6449 I 3607 41 6450 13614 , 6658 I 4008 I3 , 43 ! 6659 141 12 12 6665 19810 AUTOGRAPH P1,ATES BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 1 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE XXXlX REVERSE Cor. 9 50,. 8 BA3YL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 2 OBVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI REVERSE COL. 4 cor. 3 co:. 2 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI REVERSE 4 OBVERSE PLATE XLlll BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI REVERSE COL. 4 car. 3 COL. 2 COL. 1 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 8 OBVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI REVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 9 OBVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 10 OBVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE XLVlll 11 12 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 18 OBVERSE REVERSE COL. 3 cor. 4 Acar. 1 REVERSE OBVERSE coi. 4 Cor. 3 cog. 2 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI OBVERSE REVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV- MUSEUM VOL. XI OBVERSE =or. 3 REVERSE COL. 4 COL. 6 Cor 5 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE LII 23 OBVERSE SABYL. PUB. UNIV. lrlUSEUM VOL. XI 24 OBVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE LIV BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE LV 265 OBVERSE OBVERSE REVERSE COL. 2 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI OBVERSE 31 REVERSE COL. 2 cot. 1 PLATE LVll BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 32 -"3 OBVERSE OBVERSE cor. 1 COL. 2 cor 3 REVERSE REVERSE Cor. 4 10 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI OBVERSE COL. 2 OBVERSE 5 L- REVERSE REVERSE 5 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE LIX 36 37 38 OBVERSE OBVERSE COL. 1 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 43 REVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 50 REVERSE 3 1 REVERSE REVERSE - BASYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI REVERSE REVERSE OBVERSE 55 REVERS) BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI REVERSE =or. 1 car. 3 cot. 2 BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE LXV 58 57 OBVERSE BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI 63 REVERSE CoL,, GO,. 2 64 OBVERSE OBVERSE co,. 1 ,201 2 cor 3 LIABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI I'LAI E LXI OBVERSE OBVERSE OBVERSE OBVERSE BABYL. PUS. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI PHOTOGRAPHIC REPROIIUCTIONS BABYL. PUB. UNIV. MUSEUM VOL. XI LIST OF AMORlTlC PERSONAL NAMES. (OBVERSE) BABYL PUB Ul.IlV MUSEUM VOL. XI PLATE LXX 1 LIST OF AMORlTlC PERSONAL NAMES. (REVERSE)