Babylonische Kudurru-Inschriften

By Carl Wilhelm Belser

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An early study of the Babylonian kudurru (boundary stone) inscriptions of what is now known as the Kassite Era, this booklet presents a self-contained exploration of two of the markers. Focusing on Kudurru Inscriptions III R. 43 and III R. 41, Belser gives transcriptions and translations of both texts. A detailed commentary follows the presentation of the actual texts, and this is accompanied by notes from the original drawings of the text. Carefully reproduced full text hand-drawn copies are also included.

Publisher: Gorgias Press LLC

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SKU (ISBN): 978-1-60724-017-4

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Publication Status: In Print

Series: Analecta Gorgiana 96

Publication Date: Dec 13,2011

Interior Color: Black

Trim Size: 6 x 9

Page Count: 98

Language: German

ISBN: 978-1-60724-017-4

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An early study of the Babylonian kudurru (boundary stone) inscriptions of what is now known as the Kassite Era, this booklet presents a self-contained exploration of two of the markers. Focusing on Kudurru Inscriptions III Rawlinson 43 and III Rawlinson 41, Belser gives transcriptions and translations of both texts. A detailed commentary follows the presentation of the actual texts, and this is accompanied by notes from the original drawings of the text. Carefully reproduced full text hand-drawn copies are also included, providing indications of lacunae and other trouble-spots. This original study, undertaken by a scholar with the breadth of language ability represented by Belser, is bound to be useful to students of Akkadian, boundary stones, or even the astronomical implications represented by this genre of texts.

Carl Wilhelm Belser (1860-1898) studied at the Universities of Michigan and Leipzig. A Lutheran pastor, he taught a variety of languages at the University of Michigan, Carthage College, and the University of Colorado.

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Babylonische Kudurru-Inschriften (page 5)
III R 43 (page 10)
III R 43 (page 11)
III R 41 (page 18)
Kommentar III R 43 (page 24)
Berichtigung von III Raw. 43 nach dem Original (page 51)

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