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§ 1. Kengin = Nippur. Note that Urukagina calls himself king
oí Lagash and Kengi, DP. 46 VIII 5. The god Ninazu of Kengi,
DP. 51 VIII 6 and Ninazu appears to have been peculiarly attached to
the cult of Nippur, occurring in the names of two monthsin the Nippur­
ian calendar, see especially my 1'exts from Drehem (in press). In
D P. 51 we have tlle phrase 'she sent from Lagash to Kengi'.
§ 20. 1'he sign ~ ligil'.
§ 55 b). tal'> da 7' = tal'o!w, to split.
A case of complete assimilation is babbal' from bal'bal'.
§ 59 b). ammal> immal = busr1, life-stock.
Page 59 under túg. Note C1'. XXVI col. VIII 50 ff., .~ubatu made
oí the 'wool of a t1'ee', a fibre. See also 1'h.-Dangin's Nouvelles
Fouilles de Telloh, AO. 4309, where the materials of cloth are designated
as slg (wooUen) and túg (fibrous).
§ 130. For ás-ás dual, cL igi-ás-ás = lnan, Delitzsch, Assfjl'ische
Lesestiiclte 85, 17.
§ 149 dj. Add nln-sig == dami~tu, C1'. XXVII 47,13; nín-Iti-Ital=
namutu, XXVIII 2, 22; nln-kalag-ga=dannati, C1'. XXVII 41, 17 and
King, Magic, 31, 6.
§ 171. An interesting exam pIe of the distinction between the