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Keilschriftbibliographie. 25 1 1* Keilschriftbibliographie. 25 1. IV. 1963 - 15. X. 1963 (Mit Nachträgen 1958-1962) K. DEINER, Rom-H. KXENGEI,, Berlin Mit vorliegender Folge erscheint die Keilschriftbibliographie wieder als Gemeinschaftsarbeit. Die Aufteilung der Sammelgebiete erfolgt nach den Ursprungsländern der einschlägigen Publikationen. Die Redaktion der Zeitschrift ORIENTARÍA erhofft sich von dieser Zusammenarbeit eine umfassendere und raschere Information über Neuerscheinungen auf dem Gebiet der Keilschriftkunde. Die Anordnung von Folge 25 entspricht jener von Folge 24. Die ständig anwachsende Zahl zu berücksichtigender Titel wirft die Frage auf, ob die Keilschriftbibliographie nicht zweckmäs- siger zu einer systematischen Ordnung (nach Sprachen, Dialekten und Textgattungen auf philologischem, nach Geschichtsperioden auf histo- rischem, nach geographischen Gesichtspunkten auf archäologischem Gebiet) übergehen sollte. Diesbezügliche Anregungen werden von den Bearbeitern gerne entgegengenommen. Als Übergangslösimg wird in die- ser Folge ein ausführlicheres Sachregister, umfassend Keilschriftbiblio- graphie 23-25, geboten. Künftig wird die Keilschriftbibliographie regel- massig in Heft 1 des jeweiligen Jahresbandes ORIENTARÍA erscheinen. Als Redaktionsschluss ist der 15. Oktober festgesetzt worden. Aus diesem Grund umfasst die vorliegende Zusammenstellung numerisch weniger Titel, da nur über einen Zeitraum von sechseinhalb Monaten berichtet wird. Allen Damen und Herren, die den Bearbeitern durch bibliographische Mitteilungen oder Überlassung von Separatabdrucken behilflich waren, sei an dieser Stelle aufrichtig gedankt. Mit diesen Worten des Dankes sei die Bitte verbunden, auch in Zukunft an der Vervollständigung und Verbesserung der Keilschriftbibliographie mitzuarbeiten. Die Bearbeiter sind besonders dankbar für Nachweise einschlägiger Veröffentlichungen in naturwissenschaftlichen, rechtshistorischen, soziologischen und kunst- geschichtlichen Zeitschriften sowie von Beiträgen zu Sammelwerken, Festschriften und Enzyklopädien. Die Anschriften der Bearbeiter lauten: Dr. Karlheinz Deller, Pontifìcio Istituto Biblico, Via della Pilotta 25, Roma 2 und Dr. Horst Klengel, Köllnische Strasse 34 a, Berlin-Nieder- schöne weide. a) Abkürzungsverzeichnis Ks werden nur die in Keilschriftbibliographie 25 c, d, e vorkommenden Abkürzungen aufgeführt. Eine Auflösung ist nur selteneren Sigeln beige- geben. Für ein ausführlicheres Abkürzungsverzeichnis vgl. 24 a [Or 32 (1963) 1*-14*]. Neu hinzugekommene Abkürzungen sind durch Fett- Orientalia — 1* 2* К. Deller - H. Klengel druck hervorgehoben. Rückverweise innerhalb dieser und auf frühere Folgen der Keilschriftbibliographie sind kursiv gedruckt, z.B. 23 Ъ 244. AA = Artibus Asiae; AAS = Annales archéologiques de Syrie; AASF = Annales Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae; AAW = Anzeiger Nahrain; ABSA = Annual of the־für die Altertumswissenschaft; Abr -Actes du [XXV] Congrès Internatio ־= British School at Athens; ACIO naie des Orientalistes; AcOr = Acta Orientalia (Copenhagen); ABA = Archivo Español de Arqueología; AGI = Archivio glottologico italiano; AHw; AI В Iv = Académie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres. Compte rendu; AION-L = Annali dell'Istituto Universitario Orientale, Napoli, Sezione linguistica; AJA; AmAn = American Anthropologist; Anatolia; AnCl = I/Antiquité classique; Angelicum. Periodicum Trimestre Facul- ;(־tatum et Institutorum Pontifici Athenaei Angelicum (Roma 1924 AnKu = Antike Kunst; ANI, = Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei ; Anthro- pologie; Antiquity; ArAnz = Archäologischer Anzeiger; Ar Au = Ar- chaeologia Austriaca; ARBB = Académie Royale de Belgique. Bulletin; Archaeology; ArOr; Ar Roz = Archeologické Rozhledy; Iv'Ar te; ArtQ = The Art Quarterly; Asia Maior. A British Journal of Far Kastern Studies Augustinianum; AUS = Annales Universitatis ;(־NF London 1949) Saraviensis. В AMAM = Bulletin of the Allen Memorial Art Museum; BAnB; BASOR; Belleten; В HM = Bulletin of the History of Medicine; BibAr = Biblical Archaeologist; Biblica; BibOr = Bibbia e Oriente; В JV (statt bisher .und Frühgeschichte; Blackfriars ־BJVF) = Berliner Jahrbuch für Vor A Monthly Review Edited by the English Dominicans (London/Cambridge 1920-); BLOT = Book List. Society for Old Testament Studies; BM = Baghdader Mitteilungen; BMMA = Bulletin of the Metropolitan Museum of Art; BMQ = British Museum Quarterly; BO = Bibliotheca Orientalis; BSAW = Berichte über die Verhandlungen der Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften; BSLP = Bulletin de la Société de Linguistique de Paris. CAD; CAMB = Cincinnati Art Museum Bulletin; CBQ = Catholic Biblical Quarterly; CHM = Cahiers d'histoire mondiale. DLZ = Deutsche Literaturzeitung. ;(־EAZ = Ethnographisch-archäologische Zeitschrift (Berlin I960 -ETL = Ephe ;(־Emerita; ET = Expository Times; Ethnology (1962 merides Theologicae Lovanienses; EV = Epigrafika Vostoka; Expedition. PB = Forschungen und Berichte; PF = Forschungen und Fort- schritte. GBA = Gazette des Beaux-Arts; GBKO = Gentse Bijdragen tot de Kunstgeschiedenis en de Oudheidkunde; Genava; Germania; GLECS; Gregorianum. Comment arii de re theologica et philosophica editi a Pro- fessoribus Pontificiae Universitatis Gregorianae (Roma 1920-); GTT = Gereformeerd Theologisch Tidjschrift; Gymnasium. Handes Amsorya. Zeitschrift für armenische Philologie (Wien -HR = History of Religion. An International Journal for Com ;(־1903 .(־parative Historical Studies (Chicago, 111. 1962 IAMY = Istanbul Arkeoloji Müzeleri Yıllığı / Annual of the Archaeo- logical Museums of Istanbul; IE J = Israel Exploration Journal; IF = Keilschriftbibliographie. 25 Ъ-с 3* Rendiconti dell'Istituto ־=־ Indogermanische Forschungen; ILN; ILR .(־Lombardo. Ir Ant = Iranica Antiqua (Suppléments: Leiden 1963 Janus; JAOS; JARCE = Journal of the American Research Center -JBAA = Journal of the British Astronom ;(־in Egypt (Boston, Mass. 1962 ical Association (London 1903-); JBL == Journal of Biblical Literature (auch: Monograph Series); JBR = Journal of Bible and Religion; JCS; JESHO; JJS = Journal of Jewish Studies; JNES; JRAS; JS = Journal des Savants; JSS = Journal of Semitic Studies. Klio; KSINA = Kratki je Soobśćenija Instituta Narodov Azii (Moskva). Language. Man; MIO; Mnemosyne; MSL. NedTT = Nederlands Theologisch Tijdschrift (Wageningen 1946-) ; NRT = Nouvelle Revue Theologique; Numen. OA = Oriens Antiquus (Roma); OLZ; Or; Oriens; OrS = Orientalia Suecana. PASb = Peredneaziatskij Sbornik. Voprosy chettologii i churritolo- gii. (Moskva 1961); PEQ = Palestine Exploration Quarterly; Phoenix = PP ;(־Leiden); Physis. Rivista di storia della scienza (Firenze 1959) La parola del passato; PrMath = Praxis der Mathematik. RA; Raggi. Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte und Archäologie (Basel RAr = Revue archéologique; RB; RÈA = Revue des études ;(־1959 ;RHA ;(־anciennes; RGI = Rivista Geografica Italiana (Firenze 1894 RHPR = Revue d'histoire et de philosophie religieuses; RHR; RIDA = Revue internationale des droits de l'antiquité; RL = Revue de linguisti- que; RLMF = Revue du Louvre et des musées de France; RO == Rocznik orientalistyczny; RPLHA = Revue de philologie, de littérature et de l'histoire anciennes; RSO. S Ar = Sovjetskaja Archeologia; ScAm = Scientific American (New York); Scholastik; Science; SCL = Studii şi cercetäri lingvistice; SDHI = Studia et documenta historiae et iuris; SE = Sciences ecclésiastiques; SEÂ = Svensk Exegetisk Ârsbok; Sefarad; SO = Studia Orientalia; SÖAW; Sociologus. Zeitschrift für empirische Soziologie, sozialpsycholo- gische und ethnologische Forschung (Berlin) ; Syria. -Times Literary Supple ־= TAD = Türk Arkeoloji Dergisi; TLS ment; TLZ; TR = Theologische Revue; TZ = Theologische Zeitschrift. VD = Verbum Domini; VDI = Vestnik Drevnej Istorii; VI st = Voprosy Istorii; VJaz = Voprosy Jazykoznanija; VT = Vêtus Testa- menturn (S = Supplementum). WZB = Wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin; WZHW = Wissenschaftliche Zeitschrift der Martin-Luther- Universität zu Halle-Wittenberg (sofern nicht anders angegeben: Gesell- schafts- und sprachwissenschaftliche Reihe); WZKM. Yediot. Zeitschrift für katholische ־ ZA; ZATW; ZDMG; ZDPV; ZkTh Theologie; ZVS = Zeitschrift für vergleichende Sprachforschimg; ZZR = Zbornik znanstvenih razprav. 4* К. Deller - H. Klengel Ъ) Bibliographie der Bibliographie In 24 b [Or 32 (1963) 14*-21*] wurde eine Übersicht der periodisch erscheinenden Bibliographien geboten, welche die Keilschriftbibliogra- phie ergänzen oder ihr zeitlich vorausgehen. Diese Zusammenstellung darf jedoch nicht zu der Annahme verleiten, es sei damit die gesamte für die Keilschriftforschung einschlägige Literatur erfasst. Abgesehen davon, dass selbst dem gewissenhaftesten Bibliographen Veröffentlichun- gen entgehen, bleibt sein Blickfeld stets von den Zeitschriftenbeständen seines Arbeitsortes, seines Instituts und der ihm offenstehenden Biblio- theken begrenzt. Ks ist daher ratsam, für die Aufschlüsselung der Literatur vor allem gewisser Randgebiete der Keilschriftforschung, weitere biblio- graphische Hilfsmittel zur Hand zu nehmen. Die folgende Liste möge dazu einige Hinweise geben. Auch einige wichtige Spezialbibliographien sind eingeschlossen bzw. aus früheren Folgen der Keilschriftbibliographie wiederholt worden. Die Eintragungen sind nach Stichwörtern alfabetisch geordnet. 7. Ägäis: Moon, Brenda E., Mycenaean Civilization. Publications since 1935. London 1957. — Publications 1956-1960. London 1961. Institute of Classical Studies, University of London [24 с 95]. 2. Altbabylonische Briefe: Sweet, R. F. G., Bibliography of Old Babylonian
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