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HISTORICALOUTLlNE 9
2. Eannatum; historical inscriptions of more extensive nature, no­
tably the Siele des Vauiours, four stone bowlders (two vvith long in­
scriptions), two baked bricks, a short stone column and a basaltbowl.
3. Enannatum 1; three short inscriptions on a bowl, baked brick
and coat of arms.
4. Entemena; numerous historical inscriptions on stone door­
sockets, one alabaster tablet, two vases, two baked bricks, one baked
clay peg and a large cone. One business document is dated in this
reign '. In this period the secular script is used on the monuments'.
5. Enannatum II; one short inscri ption on a door-socket. Per­
haps the record of sale of land D P. 31.
6. Enetarzi; one commercial document, DP. 393•
A letter addressed to E. as priest(?) of Ningirsu, Aa. 4238, V. RA.
VI, no. 4.
7. Enlitarzi; documents dated in his reign, RTC. 17,26,57,60,70.
DP. 42, 9:¿, 93, 94, 110, 111. NIK. 10, 42, 67, 170, 193, 279. Two
seals, one of the patesi and one of his consort, D P. pis. V-VII and N IK. 323.
8. Lugalanda; documents dated in bis reign, RTC.19. 25, 278, 30-3,
35, 37, 39-54, 58, 61, 64, 66, 68, 71-2, 75. TSA. 1, 6, 10, 21, 24, 26,
37,43,494•
DP. 25, 44, 47, 50, 523, 59, 6;¿-4, 67, 72,76, 84, 87, 95-7,104,
124-5, 127,131-2, 134. NIK. 17,23-4,28-9,31,33,39,51,53,58,62,
79, 85, 125, 128, 148, 151-2, 154, 164, 169, 173, 175, 179,182-7,189-91,
194, 196, 198-205, 207, 208-10, 214-5, 220, 250, 252, 261-3,265, 270,
272,274,277,280,295,300,314. PINCHES,Amh., no. 1.
§ 10. Contemporaneous kings of Kis, Urumus and ManiStusu; a Kish.
few dedicatory inscriptions on vases, one coat of arms, all probably
from Nippur (SemiticJ. Tbe Obelisk of Manistusu found at Susa and
1. RTe. no. 16. Translated by LANGDON,Babylonia and Palestine, 56.
2. Qne historieal notiee from Umma in tbis reign, SAK. 150, no. 2.
3. Translated by ALLOTTEDE LA FUYE, Hilprecht Annir;el'sary Volume, 128.
4. The tablets eited as TSA. are al! translated by DE GENOUlLLACin the book
where tbey are publis~ed. He has utilised most of the texts eited as RTe. in his
valuable introduetion.