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Lamentation over the destruction of Ur / by Samuel N. Kramer ...

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Kramer, Samuel Noah, 1897-1990.
University of Pennsylvania. University Museum. Babylonian Section.
Istanbul (Turkey). Arkeoloji Müzerleri. Eski Sark Eserleri Müsezi.
Series:
Oriental institute of the University of Chicago. Assyriological studies ; no. 12.
The Oriental institute of the University of Chicago. Assyriological studies ; no. 12.
Standardized Title:
Lamentation over the destruction of Ur. English & Sumerian.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Sumerian language--Texts.
Sumerian language.
Songs, Sumerian.
Sumerian literature.
Elegiac poetry, Sumerian.
Ur (Extinct city).
Nippur (Extinct city).
Physical Description:
xii, 97 pages, 1 leaf : facsimiles ; 25 cm.
Place of Publication:
Chicago, Ill. : The University of Chicago press, [1940]
Notes:
Transliteration and translation on opposite pages (p. 16-71).
"This lamentation, consisting of eleven songs and 436 lines ... composed and inscribed some time during the Isin-Larsa-Babylon I period ... is practically complete ... Moreover ... the translation as a whole is reasonably certain and relatively free from obscurities."-- Pref.
"With the exception of one tablet whose provenance is uncertain, all the tablets used ... belong to the so-called Nippur 'literary' material ... now located in the University [of Pennsylvania] museum at Philadelphia and in the Museum of the ancient Orient at Istanbul." -- Introd.
"List of abbreviations" (bibliography): pages xi-xii.
Local Notes:
From the Library of Prof. Svi Rin and Shifra Rin.
OCLC:
8990739

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