Similar Items

• Der uridimmu und seine Symbolstandarten
  by: Ehrenberg, Erica
  Published: (1995)
• Sumer as a Cradle of History – Canine as Well: The Representation of the Dog in Sumerian Proverbial Literatur
  by: Breier, Idan
  Published: (2014)
• Sumer as the Cradle of History – Canine as well: The Representation of the Dog in Sumerian Proverbial Literature
  by: Breier, Idan
  Published: (2014)
• CAT "Tails"
  by: Rainey, Anson F.
  Published: (1996)
• “Ephraim is a well-trained heifer” and Ugaritic mdl
  by: Goshen-Gottstein, M. H.
  Published: (1960)
• There's a Rat in my Soup!
  by: Englund, Robert K.
  Published: (1995)
• Cuts of Meat for King Nabuchadnezzar: NABU 1990/93; Lion-Man: uridimmu or urdimmu?: NABU 1990/121
  by: Beaulieu, P.-A.
  Published: (1990)
• “Nebuchadrezzar, My Servant”
  by: Lemke, Werner E.
  Published: (1966)
• On the Bite of a Dog
  by: Sigrist, Marcel
  Published: (1987)
• I pronomi my e m’ in punico
  by: Amadasi Guzzo, M.G.
  Published: (1981)
• 'Aha! Assyria! Rod of my Fury, Very Staff of my Sentencing Curse'
  by: Smith, Clyde Curry
  Published: (1995)
• Suspense in the Epic of Aqhat. A Reexamination of Two Passages of Cat. 1.19
  by: Natan-Yulzary, Shirly
  Published: (2018)
• Dedication of a Dog to Nintinugga
  by: Ali, Fadhil A.
  Published: (1966)
• My Servant Nebuchadnezzar. The Use of the Epithet “My Servant” for the Babylonian King Nebuchadnezzar in the Book of Jeremiah
  by: Smelik, Klaas A.D.
  Published: (2014)
• The Offering for Well-Being in Seleucid and Arsacid Babylon
  by: Mitsuma, Yasuyuki
  Published: (2015)
• Why did yrḫ play the dog? Dogs in RS 24.258 (=KTU 1.114) and 4QMMT
  by: Sumaka'i Fink, Amir
  Published: (2003)
• “My tooth aches so much”
  by: Reid, Nicholas, et al.
  Published: (2014)
• Dieux fugueurs, dieux catés chez les Hittites
  by: Gonnet, H.
  Published: (1988)
• PIE 'dog' in Hittite?
  by: Melchert, H. Craig
  Published: (1989)
• Early Domestic Dogs
  by: Lawrence, Barbara
  Published: (1967)