Linear B Sig!! Index - The University of Texas at Austin

STUDIES IN MYCENAEAN
INSCRIPTIONS AND DIAl ,ECf
1982-83
Edited by
ELIZABETH SIKKENGA
PETER VAN ALFEN
With the assistance of
Christina Bush
Nick Dobson
Stephie Nikoloudis
Kevin Pluta
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PROORAM IN AEGEAN SCRIPTS AND PREHISTORY
DEPARTMENT OF OASSICS
1HE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
1998

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for Aegean Prehistory. Thanks also to Henry Velick for computer expertise, and special
thanks to Stephie Nikoloudis for editorial assitance. Any errors in the new SMID are, of
course, the fault of the editors.

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Table of Contents
Bibliography .................................................................................................................................... 1
Indices
Linear B Signs ................................................................................................................. 48
Linear B Ideograms ....................................................................................................... 50
Linear B Words .............................................................................................................. 53
Linear B Texts ................................................................................................................ l21
Linear A Signs ................................................................................................................ l62
Linear A Words ............................................................................................................. 166
Linear A Texts ............................................................................................................... 170
Subjects ............................................................................................................................ l74
Abbreviations of Authors' Names ............................................................................................. 205

EB71 BENNEIT Jr., Emmett L
Bibliography
Rev: Raison and Pope, Corpus transnumenf du lineaire A, 1900 (JR!MaP 3)
Orientalia 52 (1983), p. 313
EB praises the thcroughness of this volume and declares it an indispensible resource foc those wcddng towards an interpretation of
the linear A texts.
EB72 BENNEIT Jr., Emmett L
Pylian Landholding Jots and Tittles
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 41-54 (AH/GN 1)
EB rtXlxamines the relationships of the Eb, En, Eo, and Ep series at Pylos, paying particular attention to scribal variatiaJS in the
texts.
EB73 BENNElT Jr., Emmett L
Notes on the Pylos tablets: Aa and Ab
16th £irene Conference, 1983, pp. llS-120 (PO'AFr I)
EB discusses the Pylos A- series with particular regard to their ambiguities and the ideogranJS TA and DA.
WaB2 BERINGER, Walter
'Servile Status' in the Soorces foc Early Greek History
Historia 31 (1982), pp. 13-32
WaB examines the use of do-e-ro/a and e-re-u-te-ro in the linear B texts and concludes that it is not possible to determine
exactly \\hat degree of freedom (

JBz 13 BOUZEK,Jan
Some glimpses into Mycenaean religion
Bibli.ogilwhy
16th Eirene Conference,l983, pp. 109-114(PO'AFr I)
JBz argues that Mycenaean religion was hierarchical, and that some of its rituals were designed to evoke strong feeling. He
p!"O!J(RS that some mysteries aro;e during the Bronze Age, rut that only those mysteries that were "lowly'' survived the fall of
Mycenaean civilization.
KBrl3 BRANIGAN, Keith
Minoan metallurgy and Cypriot cqJper
Early Metallurgy in Cyprus, pp. 203-211 (JDMIRMd!VK I)
KBr discusses the develqJment of Minoan metallurgy, the sources of Minoan cqJper, and the chronology and nature of Minoan
trade in metals.
KBrl4 BRANIGAN, Keith
Qaft specializatim in Minoan Crete
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 23-32 (OKzJLNx 2)
KBr prq>a;es several categories of craftsmen in Minoan Crete and cites the archaeological evidence fcr each category. He briefly
discusses the Pyla; tablets concerned with bronzesmiths as a point of con1parism
WB44 BRICE, William C.
The Zakro tablets 16, 17 and 18
Kadmos 21 (1982), pp. 9-14
WB discusses the signs and sign-grmps used on Zakro tablets 16, 17, and 18, noting some peculiarities.
WB45 BRICE, William C.
The Ftfth International Cretological Congress at Aghia; Nikolaa;
Kadmos 21 (1982), pp. 94-95
WB briefly lists the series of contrirutims to this 1981 conference.
WB46 BRICE, William C.
Epigraphische Mitteilungen: Minoan linear scripts
Kadmos 21 (1982), p. 173
WB relates the publication of a gold pin inscribed with linear A signs, and a potsherd painted with linear B signs found at
Khania.
WB47 BRICE, William C.
Notes on linear A, 1: the Tablet Arkhanes no. 2; II: the inscribed sealings and roundels from Khania
Kadmos 22 (1983), pp. 81-106
WB examines the contents and sign-fcrmations in varims linear A documents.
WB48 BRICE, William C.
Report on Sixteenth Intemationa1 Eirene Conference
Kadmos 22 (1983), pp. 164-165
WB repcrts briefly on the Mycenological Colloquium at the Sixteenth lntemational Eirene Conference, summarizing the
presentations.
See also: PO' AFr 1
5

OC8 CARRUBA, OKJfrio
I scstrati dell' Anatolia
Bibliography
Problemi di sostrato nelle lingue indoeuropee (1983), pp. 77-108
OC discusses the languages of Anatolia and their structure. Brief mention is made of Greek.
HC9 CATLING, Hector W.
Archaeology in Greece
Archaeological Reports (AR) (1981-82), p. 22
HC discusses 1\m bone instruments foond at Tiryns which may have been styli for writing linear B, and the discovery of a linear
B tablet in an ash-filled pit.
JC!24 CHADWICK, Jdm
Traditional spelling or 1\m dialects?
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 78-SS(AH/GN I)
JC examines variant spellings in the Linear B texts and cautiously endorses the theory that they represent two different dialectal
spelling rules.
JClt2 CHERRY,JdmF.
Evolution, revolutim and the origins of complex society in Minoan Crete
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 3345 (OKVLNx 2)
JOt reconsiders the growth of Minoan society. He acknowledges the popular theory of a gradual evolution into a palatial society
and reconnnends consideration of the pa;sibility that the establishment of the palaces was the result of revolutionary change. He
briefly discusses the evidence of overseas influence m seals.
AClt II CHRISfOL, Alain
Rev: Palmer, The Greek Language, 1900 (LP 90)
Bulletin de Ia Societe Linguistique de Paris (BSL) 77 (1982), pp. 87-89
AClt holds high regard for LP's ability to include much information in a concise volume. He recommends the book to all students
of Greek.
AClt12 CHRisrOL, Alain
Rev: Raison and Pope, Corpus transnumire du lineaire A, 1900 (JR!MaP 3)
Revue des Etudes Anciennes (REA) 85 (1983), pp. 297-298
AClt praises this work as a strong base upon which to work towards a deciphennent of Linear A
CX::07 CONSANI, Carlo
Per Ia reconstruzione della fonologia "minoica": le liquide i glides
Studi di linguistica minoico-micenea ed america, 1983, pp. 1-15
CX::O reconstructs a IY series and a /w/ series in Linear A and discusses the significance of these two series in linear A and Linear
B.
CX::08 CONSANI, Carlo
Nomi di vaso micenei e minoici: per uni potesi sui rapporti linguistici tra greco miceneo e area minoica
Studi di linguistica minoico-micenea ed omerica, 1983, pp. 17-39
CX::O notes that when listing a vase, scrires on Crete use an ideogram with a determinative (ligature), whereas scrires on the
mainland prefer the complete phonetic spelling. CX::O examines the likelihood that this pattern may be due to scribal customs in
Linear A
7

BCol COUUE,B.
Biblio.graphy
Rev: Palmer, The Greek Language, 19!0 (LP

0!04
DOUMAS, Cllristc6
ed., Thera and the Aegean World I
BibliwaPhY
London: 1bera and the Aegean World, 1978
This volume deals with aspects of the 1bera eruption, from theories on the eruptim itself to the archaeology of Thera and
SUITOUnding islands, as well as chronology. See SMID 1979, and 19ffi-81, s. v.
Reviewed in: EmT :.U
0!05 DOUMAS, Cllristos
ed., Thera and the Aegean World II
London: Thera and the Aegean World, 1900
Proceedings of the 1978 conference. Includes papers on the Thera eruptim and its effects m the Aegean, fossil and prehistoric
plants, Minam and Cycladic frescoes, metallurgy and metal sruroes, and dating problems and techniques, as well as discussims of
the papers presented. See SMID 19!0-81, s.v.
Reviewed in: PPB 2
0!07 OOUMAS, Cllristc6
Thera: Pompeii of the Ancient Aegean
London: Thames and Hudson, 1983
This monograph is devoted to aU aspects of Theran history and the surroonding Aegean. Brief reference is made to the
significance of the discovery of Mycenaean Greek at Knossos.
Reviewed in: PWr 21
Rfr2 DREWS,Rdm
Basile us. The Evidence for Kingship in Geometric Greece
Yale Classical Monographs 4. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1983
RDr examines the institutions, vocarulary, and literary sources of kingship from various eras in Greek history (and prehistory) and
concludes that the Geometric pq:mlation centers were not ruled by kings. 1be linear B evidence is discussed.
JMDl DRIESSEN, Jan
Enkele Militaire Aspekten van het Lineair-B Archiefvan Knossos
Leuven: Katholieke Universiteit l...euven, 1983
In this his 1983 dissertation, JDM re-examines the Knossos archives for military structure and organizatim with particular attentim
paid to the Room of the O!ariot Tablet (RCI) documents. In Dutch.
YD49 DUHOUX, Yves
L'eteocretois. Les textes, Ia langue
Amsterdam: Gieben, 1982
YD discusses the history of the Eteocretans, the name "Eteocretan," and the sites at \Wlich Eteocretan texts have been found. In
discussion of linguistic issues, he makes suggestions for the identification of the language.
Reviewed in: AH 146
YDSI DUHOUX, Yves
Introduction aux dialectes grecs anciens. Problhnes et methodes. Recueil de textes traduits.
Lruvain-la-neuve: Cabay, 1984
Of particular interest to Mycenologists in this short analysis of the Greek dialects is YO's discussim of the place of the Mycenaean
dialect within Greek and the relationship of "special" and "normal" Mycenaean.
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Y0 52
DUHOUX, Yves
Bibliography
Les langues du lineaire A et du disque de Phaestos
Minos 18 (1983), pp. 7-32
YD examines the structure of sign-groups in Linear A and on the Phaistos disk and suggests that the languages of the disk and
of Linear A seem to be mcrphologically the same and agglutinative.
Y0 53 DUHOUX, Yves
Rev: Minos 17 (1981)
L' Antiquite Classique (AC) 52 (1983), pp. 424426
YD presents an often critical summation of the articles found in this volume.
Y0 54 DUHOUX, Yves
Les syllabogrammes 34 et 35 du lineaire B
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 112-125 (AH/GN I)
YDprqJOSes that *34 and *35 are variants of the same sign. He concludes that their value is ru 2 = /lui.
LFr I FARMINI, Luciano
Una nota su greco miceneo wanaka
Archivio G/otto/ogico Italiano (AGI) 68 (1982), pp. 7-14
lFr points out a possible relationship between Mycenaean wa-na-ka and Tocharian and Phrygian terms in order to stress the
sacred qualities of the wa-na-ka.
PF41 FAURE, Paul
Rev: Sakellariou, Les proto-grecs. Peuplement de Ia Grece et du bassin egeen aux hautes
epoques, vol. Ill, 1900 (MSa 6)
Revue des Etudes Grecques (REG) 95 (1982), pp. 178-179
In this critical review, PF discusses a few map problems with MSa's argrurents.
PF42 FAURE, Paul
Rev: Godart and aivier, GORILA IV, 1982 (l.cD/JO 10)
Revue des Etudes Grecques (REG) 96 (1983), pp. 293-295
PF praises this W

HrGI
GEORGIOU, Hara
Bibliography
Minam coorse wares and Minoon technology
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 75-92 (OKzJLNx 2)
HrG examines various ceramic objects which were used in industrial activities in Crete and the islands. She concludes that the
transfer of technology in the case of these objects went from Crete to the islands and not vice-versa.
PG6 GEORGOUNIZO'i, Panayotis
Rev: Probonas, 'Av8ol.oyia MvKT]vatKwv Keq . .u!vwv (IKP 9)
Platon 34-35 (1982-83), pp. 2

EH15 HAMP, Eric P.
On TTiavpes
Bibliography
Letter in Nestor 9:1 (January 1982). pp. 1586-1587
EH calls JoB's search for a "deviant source" for TTiovpes unnecessary, explaining it as a result of zero-grade.
See also: JoB 8
EH16 HAMP, Eric P.
TH8os, E8os, Myc. e-ti-we
Ziva Antika (ZAnt) 32 ( 1982), pp. 33-34
EH detennines that the base of Mycenaean e-ti-we is the same as that of Eeos and that neither is related to i'j8os.
EH 17 HAMP, Eric P.
1Ja.:\.:\6s-: a clarification
Glotta 60 (1982), pp. 61-2
EH defends his arguments against criticisms by JAG.
Seea1so:JAG4
EH 18 HAMP, Eric P.
Two roots *H0bhel-
Glotta 60 (1982), pp. 227-llJ
EH traces the Greek ocpEf.:\w, ocpAlaKcivw, and EupfaKw back to one root *H"bhel and ocpi.:\.:\w back to another root
*Hobhel and explains why they are not homqlhones.
EH19 HAMP, Eric P.
rrd5ci
Glotta 61 (1983), p. 61
EH pa;its that the Greek peda and Armenian yet must derive from IE *pod-.
EH20 HAMP, Eric P.
The Greek chariot
Zeitschrift fur Balkanologie (ZBalk) 19 (1983), pp. 14-15
EH discusses Mycenaean words for 'chariot' and suggests probable syntaxes for these words.
HWH2 HASKELL, Halford W.
From palace to town administration: The evidence of coarse-ware stump jars
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 121-128 (OKzJLNx 2)
HWH suggests that iiJScriptions on LM IIIA2 and LM IIIB stirrup-jars imply regional, not palace, control over exports thus
iinplying a LM IIIA2 destructioo of the palace at Knossos.
AH 133 HEUBECK, Alfred
Schrift
Archaeologia Home rica, Band. 3, Kapitel X. GOttingen: Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht, 1979
AH discusses the major writing systems of the Aegean: Cretan Hieroglyphic, Linear A, Linear B, Cypro-Minoan, and alphabetic
Greek (including its relationship to Homer). See SM!D 1900-81, s.v.
Reviewed in: JTH 41
16

AH/GN I
Bibliography
HEUBECK, Alfred and Giinter NEUMANN
edd., Res Mycenaeae: Akten des VII. lnternationalen Mykenologischen Colloquiums in
Nurnberg vom 6.-10. Apri//981
GOttingen: Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht, 1983
1be articles in this volume deal with a !:.rood range of Mycenaean topics, including linguistic questions, study of personal names,
Mycenaean social structure, and studies of various tablet series and individual texts. See: AH ISO, AIL 6, AM 36, AnB 73, ASc 42,
CR 96, EB72, ER 55, fGs ll,GN 18, HaB 12, HM39,JC l24,JKi 32,JLM 51,1059, LoG 28, LP98, LyB 13, MR 31, OM 42, OPa
17, Pl63, SD! 7, StH 29, VG 62, WB SO, YD 54.
Revie\\ed in: GN 19, PI 65
StH27 HILLER, Stefan
Ternpelwirtschaft im mykenischen Griechenland
Recontre Assyriologique (1982), pp. 94-1(»
StH discusses the parallels between ancient Near Eastern temple economies and those of Mycenaean Greece, as well as the
economies of the Mycenaean temples generally.
StH28 HILLER, Stefan
Amnisas in den mykenischen Texten
Kadmos 21 (1982), pp. 33-63
StH suggests that Arnnisas played a very impcrtant role in connection with Kn= in political, economic and religious spheres,
particularly as a center f

JIH28
HCX)KER, Jarres T.
The Origin of the Linear B Script
Supplement to Minos 8 (1979)
Bibliography
JIH rutlines his theories of the aigin and gradual development of linear B from linear A and denies that a Mycenaean invasion
of Crete wruld have provided the main stimulus fcr the appearance of the Greek language 011 Crete. See SM/D 1900-81, s.v.
Reviewed in: AH 149, CnM 4
JIH34 HCX)KER, Janrs T.
Linear 8: An Introduction
Bristd: Bristd Oassical Press, 19ID
An introductory handbcd< to linear Band Mycenaean Greek. Includes an overview of the field of study, and more detailed
discussioos ci some of the text series. See SM/D 19ID-81, s. v.
Reviewed in: JLM 49
JIH40 HCX)KER, Jarres T.
The end of Pylos and the Linear B evidence
Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici (SMEA) XXIII ( 1982), pp. 209-217
JIH exanlines several tablet series from Pylos and, \\bile rejecting some as evidence of a "state of emergency," concludes that the
Jn series and E- series hint at ecmomic hardships that left Pylos in a weakened state.
JIH41 HCX)KER, Janrs T.
Rev: Heubeck, Schrift, 1979 (AH 133)
lndogermnnische Forschungen (IF) 87 (1982), pp. :DI-:IJS
JTH praises this wock as a valuable introduction and reference-work, but criticizes the short treatment of Cretan Hieroglyphic and
linear A.
JIH42 HCX)KER, Jarres T.
Minoon religi011 in the late palace period
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 137-142 (OKz!LNx 2)
JTH discusses various characteristics of Minoon religim, and the syncretism of Minoon and Mycenaean religim.
RHS5 HOPE SIMPSON, Richard
Mycenaean Greece
Park Ridge, NJ: Noyes, 1981
An overview of archaeological sites that show evidence of Mycenaean settlement. Intended as an updated replacement for RHS's
1965 Gazeteer and Atlas of Mycenaean Sites (RHS 2). See SMJD 1900-81, s.v.
Reviewed in: AMS 12, BaS I, Jill3
RHS6 HOPE SIMPSON, Richard
Mycenaean Greece and Homeric Reflections
Approaches to Homer, edd., C. Rubino and C. Shelmerdine, pp. 122-139. Austin: University of Texas
Press, 1983
RHS studies the place nanrs in the 'Catalogue of Ships' and detennines that they represent actual Mycenaean centers, but the
divisi011 of these places better represents the administrative power structure of post-1200 BCE Greece. He triefly discusses the lack
of correspOildence between place names in the Pylian secti011 of the Catalogue and in the linear B texts.
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RHSIODI
Bibliography
HOPE SIMPSON, Richard and Oliver T. P. K. DICKINSON
A Gazeteer of Aegean Civilization in the Bronze Age I: The Mainland and the Islands
Gtiteborg: AstrOm, 1979
RHSIOD catalogue sites on the Greek mainland and the Cyclades dating from the Early Bronze Age to the Late Bronze Age. A
useful summary at the end gives an overview of the developments in these areas during the Bronze Age. See SMID 1979, and
1900-81, s.v.
Revie\\ed in: AMS 12
GH I HUXLEY, George
Rev: Sakellariou, Les proto-grecs. Peup/ement de Ia Grece et du bassin egt!en aux hautes
epoques. vol. III, 1900 (MSa 6)
Journal of Hellenic Studies (JHS) 102 (1982), pp. 275-276
In this generally favorable review, GH summarizes the contents of this volume and calls it a "welcomed book."
SEI2 IAKOVIDIS, Spyra; E
1be Mycenaean bronze industry
Early Metallurgy in Cyprus, pp. 213-232 (JDMIRMd!VK I)
SEI outlines the derivation, evolution, standardization, and final atrophy of the Late Helladic brmze industry. Includes a
discussion of arms, household articles, and tools.
SEI3 IAKOVIDIS, Spyra; E
Late Helladic citadels on mainland Greece
Leiden: Brill, !983
SEI catalogues and describes the UI citadels of Tiryns, Midea, Mycenae. Athens, and Gla. He notes briefly the discovery of
Linear B tablets at Mycenae.
PI 59
In Russian.
Pl63
ILIEVSKI, Petar H.
Rev: Risch, Kleine Scriften zum siebzigsten Geburtstag, 1981 (ER 52)
Ziva Antika (ZAnt) 32 (1982), pp. 112-116
ILIEVSKI, Petar H.
Some Structural Peculiarities of Mycenaean-Greek Personal Names
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp.202-215 (AH/GN I)
PI analyzes Mycenaean-Greek persmal names and determines that there are no onomastic differences between names at Kna;sa;
and those at mainland sites. He also suggests reasons for differences in Mycenaean and classical Greek personal names.
PI64
In Russian.
Pl65
In Russian.
ILIEVSKI, Petar H.
Rev: vm Kamptz, Homerische Personennamen, 1982 (HvK I)
Ziva Antika (ZAnt) 33 (1983), pp. 109-112
ILIEVSKI, Petar H.
Rev: Heubeck and Neumann, edd., Res Mycenaeae, 1983 (AH/GN I)
:liva Antika (ZAnt) 33 (1983), pp. 219-223

GSK I
KORRES, G. S.
BibJioirnpby
Rev: Raison and Pope, Corpus transnumen! du lineaire A, 1900 (JR/MaP 3)
Platon 34-35 (1982-83), pp. l:J5-:ll6
GSK presents a shcrt, favorable, and uncritical review of the Corpus.
0KzJLNx2 KRZYSZKOWSKA, Olga and Lucia NIXON
edd., Minoan Society: Proceedings of the Cambridge Colloquium
Bristol: Bristol Oassical Press, 1983
The papers collected in this volume are devoted primarily to aspects of Minoan social stmcture and society in general.
Presentations at the collCXJuium were crganized in the following sections: Religion; Pre-palatial Crete; Technology; Settlement
Patterns; and Housing. See: ACB I, BCD II, BPI, DTu I, ESF 4, GCD I, HID I, HvE 21, HWH 2, JOJ 2, JCP 2, JPn I, JTH 42,
KBr 14, LyB 14, MvE 2, NnM/RHg I, NP 13, OP 4, ShC I, WDN 5.
ALFJALA I LOPEZ EIRE, Antonio and Antonio LILLO Al..CAREZ
Panft!ia y el dialecto panfilio
Zephyrus 34-35 (1982), pp. 24J.248
ALFJ ALA examine the features of the Pamphylian dialect and determine that it is an intermediate dialect between East and
West Greek.
See also: ALFJALA 2
ALFJALA2 LOPEZ EIRE. Antonio and Antonio LILLO ALCAREZ
Entcrno a Ia clasificaticn dialectal del panfilio
Emerita 51 (1983), pp. 5-27
ALFJ ALA study the Pamphylian dialect and determine that it is a dialect containing East Greek innovations and Dcric archaisms,
making it an "intermediate" dialect between East and West Greek.
See also: ALFJ ALA I
AWL I LAWRENCE, A. W.
Greek Architecture
New Y crk: Penguin, 1983
AWL devotes a large section of this volume to pre-Hellenic architecture. Included in his discussion are the major Minoan and
Mycenaean palaces, and various smaller sites.
AnL3 LEBESSI, Angeliki
'H OVVEXEIO TfiS KpT]TOI-IVKT]VOl'KfiS AaTpe!as. 'Em[)IWOEIS Ka\ ava[)IWOEI)
'Apxa1oAoy1Kf) 'E

AIL6
LEUKART, Alex
Bibliography
GOtter, Feste, und GefiiBe. Mykenisch -eus und -ewios: Stmkturen eines Wortfeldes und sein Weiterleben
im spiiteren Greichisch
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 234-252 (AH!GN 1)
AIL traces the use and development of the suffix -eus and -ewios in Mycenaean and later Greek.
MAUJcC2 UTT AUER, M. A. and Joo;t H. CROUWEL
Olariots and harness in Mycenaean vase painting
Mycenaean Pictorial Vase Painting, edd., E Vermeule and V. Karageorghis, pp. 181-187. Cambridge,
MA: Harvard University Press, 1982
MAUJcC attempt to reconstn.Jct the foon of the Mycenaean chariot, citing evidence from fresco, vase, seal iconography, and the
linear B evidence.
MAUJcC3 UTTAUER, M.A. and Joost H. CROUWEL
Olariots in late braJZ.e age Greece
Antiquity 57 (1983), pp. 187-192
MAUJcC reconsider earlier arguments and archaeological evidence and conclude that a chariot-mounted attack would be
impractical and implausible. They suggest that the chariot was a means of conveyance to the oottlefield, as it is in the Iliad.
CuM4 MAGUEIJO, Custodio
Sabre a origem do linear B (Rev: Hodcer, The Ori!(in t!f the Linear B Script, 1979 [JTH 28])
Euphrosyne 11 (1982), pp. 209-226
CuM offers guarded praise for JTH. In Portuguese.
MMr4 MARAZZI, Massimiliano
Cootriooti allo studio della "societii micenea," III: documentazione e valore dei primi traffici d'oltremare
Quaderni Urbinati di Cultura Classica (QUCC) 38 (1982), pp. 141-151
MMr examines travel and trade among the Greek mainland, the Cyclades, and Crete.
NnMIRHg 1 MARINATOS, Nanno and Robin HAGG
Anthropomcrphic cultic images in Minoan Crete?
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 185-202 (OKzJLNx 2)
NnM!RHg examine iconographic and archaeological evidence for the character of cult images in Minoan Crete and determine
that ma;t of the remains which were previously assumed to be remnants of anthropcmorphic cult statues are more likely to be
votive in nature.
EmM29 MASSON, Emilia
Premiers documents chypro-mincens du site Kalavassas-A yios Il1i:mitrios
Report of the Department of Antiquities, Cyprus (RDAC) (1983), pp. 131-141
EmM provides description of and notes about new texts, suggesting that the documents describe the foundation of a public
ooilding.
OM42 MASSON, Olivier
Nouvelles d01111Ces dialectales foumies par l'epigraphie chypriote syllabique
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 25:>-257 (AH!GN 1)
OM discusses Cypro-syllabic inscriptims discovered after 1975.
24

OM/AHr l
MASSON, Olivier and A. HERMARY
Inscriptionsd'Amathonte, IV
Bibliography
Bulletin de Correspondance Hellenique (BCH) 106 (1982), pp. 215-244
OM! AHr illustrate, transcribe, and discuss an inscription on a statue rose dedicated by Androldes to Aphrodite. The bilingual
inscription is in alphabetic Greek and Cypro-syllabic.
KaM6
In Japanese.
HMt2
MATSUMarO, Katsumi
Rev: Risch and Mi.ihlestein, Colloquium Mycenaeum (ERIHM I)
Journal of Classical Studies (JCS) 31 (1983), pp. 9:>-97
MA TTHAUS, Hartmut
Die zyprische Metallindustrie in der aufgehenden Bronzezeit: einheimische, agiiische und nah5stliche
Elemente
Early Metallurgy in Cyprus, pp. 185-199 (JDMIRMd/VK I)
HMt establishes a chronology and ocganization by type of Late Bronze Age metal vessels in Cypms and the influences on them.
HMt3 MA TTHAUS, Hartmut
Die Ideogramme der Linear-B-Tafel KN K 93
Kadmos 22 (1983), pp. 69-78
HMt suggests that ideogram *:D4 represents a type of pan with upright handle such as has been found at Iraklion and Dendra in
graves of the period LM IliA.
HMt4 MATTHAUS, Hartmut
Kypro-minoische Schriftmarken aus Enkomi
Kadmos 22 (1983), pp. 137-150
HMt discusses three Cypro-Minoan marks found on a hammer-head and two hoes from the British excavations at Enkomi and
suggests that a wider study of the marks found on such implements may ultimately help to decipher Cypro-Minoan texts.
CaM4 MA VRIY ANNAKI, Caterina
Le double hache dans le monde hellenique a I' age du bronze
Revue Archeologique (RA) ( 1983), pp. 195-228
CaM discusses the materials, manufacture, shape, and find-spots of Bronze Age double axes. She also comments on Linear A
inscriptions on double axes. depictions of axes on vases and in masms' marks. and their crigin and role in religion.
fMa4
Reviev.W in: CBr 12
CBM I
MA WET, Francine
Le vocabulaire home rique de Ia dou/eur: Recherches sur les oppositions .fonctionelles dans /e
vocabulaire de Ia dou/eur (autour de 1TT)J.ta-a?.yo)}
Memoires de Ia Oasse des Lettres. 2' 5erie. T. LXIII. Bms.>els: Palais des Academies, 1979
MEE,C.B.
Rhodes in the Bronze Age. An archaeological survey
Warminster: Aris and Phillips, Ltd., 1982
CBM disclLses materials excavated from Rhodes and cites them as evidence foc the extent of Mycenaean-Minoan-Rhodian trade
and contact
25

JLM47
MELENA, Ja;e L
Bibliogrnphy
Olive oil and other scrts of oil in the Mycenaean tablets
Minos 18 (1983), pp. 89-123
A revised, Fnglish versioo of the 1981 W

GN18
NEUMANN, Gunter
Bibliography
Zur Deutung einiger mykenischer Personennamen
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 32&-334(AH/GN 1)
GN presents five short studies relating to personal names (PN): ( 1) PN with -amaro-, (2) *a-re-su-to, (3) short forms of the type
TEAT)), (4) names with two stems, (5) suffix -uwv.
GN 19 NEUMANN, Gunter
Rev: Heubeck and Neumann, edd., Res Mycenaeae, 1983 (AH/GN 1)
Jahrbuch des Akademie der Wissenschajien in Gottin[!.en (1983), pp. 105-108
More an overview of the col.l

JV02 arKUPSCIKOV, Juri V.
In Russian with French precis.
Etat actuel des travaux sur le lineaire A
BibliQgrnphy
16th Eirene ((mjerence, 1983, pp. 145-1.50 (POIAFr I)
ThGP8 PALAIMA, Thomas G.
linear A in the Cyclades: The trade and travel of a script
Temple University Aegean Symposium 7 (1982), pp. 15-22
ThGP examines the linear A inscriptions from the Cyclades and, noting that many of these are commercial in nature, suggests
that trade with Crete may have introduced miting to the Cyclades and, in tum, Cycladic trade with the mainland may have
introduced the knowledge of miting to Mycenaean Greece.
ThGP9 PALAIMA, Thomas G.
linear B Palaeography and the !Xstruction of the Palace of Minos. Summary of a paper presented at the
84th GMAIA, IXc. 1982
American Journal a,( Archaeology (AlA) 87 (1983), pp. 249-2.50
ThGP supports the thea'y of a chronological gap between the Knossa; mxl Pylos tablets by examining a set of tablets from Pylos
found in a lli III A context \\hich are graphically similar to Knossos texts and distinct from those on the mainland.
ThGP II PALAIMA, Thomas G.
Evidence for the influence of the Knossian graphic tradition at Pylos
16th Eirene Conference, 1983, pp. ID-84(POIAFr I)
ThGP shows that four tablets from Pylos, mitten in a Knossian-Cretan graphic style, provide examples of mainland miting at an
early stage, supporting the view that linear B was created at Knossos.
BPI PAllsoN HALLAGER, Birgitta
A New Social Qass in U!te Bronze Age Crete: Foreign Traders in Khania
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 111-119 (OKz/LNx 2)
After an examination of the distribution throughout Europe of hand-made bumished ware found at Khania, BP concludes that
there were traders, perhaps from South Italy, living on the north shore of Crete. She notes the similarity of Cretan potters' marks to
those in lipari.
LP90 PALMER, Leonard R.
The Greek Language
Lorxlon mxl Ba;ton: Faber mxl Faber, 193J
LP gives a brood overview of the develq>ment of the Greek language. He examines the relationship of Mycenaean Greek to
Proto-Indo-Eurq>ean, later dialects, a1xl the language of the Homeric texts. See SMID 19ffi..81, s. v.
Reviewed in: AOt II, OCo I, JoB II
LP97 PALMER, Leonard R.
Bull and palm tree in Aegean iconography
Letter in Nestor 10:9 (IXcember 1983), pp. 1762-1764
LP posits the existence of a Mycenaean Bull God having associations with vegetation and water as suggested by various Knossos
frescoes aJxl Near Eastern analogies. He also cites an offering to the bull on MY Fu 711.
31

LP98
PALMER, Leonard R.
Biblio.grnphy
Mycenaean Religion: Methooological Oloices
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 33&-366 (AH/GN1)
LP outlines the methooology used to anive at our present understanding of Mycenaean religion.
LP99 PALMER, Leonard R.
Studies in Mycenaean Religion
Festschrift fur Robert Muth, pp. 28J.296. Innsbruck: lnstitiit fiir Sprachwissenschaft der Universitlit
lnnsbruck, 1983
LP discusses the evidence in the Linear B texts fcr a Mycenaean Bull Goo. He also outlines other aspects of Mycenaean religion.
0Pal7 PANAGL, Oswald
Zum Synkretismus von Dltiv und Lokativ Singular der s-Stamme immykenischen
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 171-201 (AH/GN I)
OPa discusses the replacement of an earlier dative ending l-ei/ (written-e) by the locative ending /-i/ in Mycenaean Greek.
TJPI PAPADOPOULOS, Thanassis
Mycenaean Achea
Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology (SIMA) 55:1 (1979)
TJP characterizes Mycenaean Achea by cataloguing sites in this region as well as the architecture of settlements, tombs, pottery
and artefacts. Many charts and tables are included. See SM!D 1979, s.v.
Reviewed in: SD! 6
KPM2 PAPA THOMA-MASTOROPOULOU, K.
'ATI6TJxos TfiS ypaiJIJtKfis ypacpfis B aTov "01-lTJPO
Parousia I (1982) pp. 355-361
KPM argues that the passage Iliad 6.168-169 refers to Linear B.
a'2 PELON, Olivier
Le palais de Malia V (2 vol.)
Paris: Genthner, 1900
A final report on the excavations of the temple complex at Mallia.
Reviewed in: SH 45
OP3 PELON, Olivier
L'epee a l'acrolxite et Ia chronologie rnaliote
Bulletin de Correspondance Hellenique (BCH) 106 (1982), pp. 165-190
OP questions the original date assigned to two swcrds found at Mallia, suggesting that they should be dated earlier. He uses this
argument as a lxtsis to suggest a reconstruction of the chronology of the site. He briefly mentions and illustrates a vase inscribed
with hieroglyphics.
a>4 PEI.DN, Olivier
Reflexions sur Ia fonction politique dans un palais cretois
Minoan Society, 1983, pp. 251-257 (OKziLNx 2)
OP examines the architectural remains from Kna;sos and Mallia and suggests that both the throne rcom and the domestic quarter
may have been used by the sovereign to ha;t visitcrs.
32

ER55
RISCH, Ernst
Bibliography
Probleme bei der Schreibung von Hiat und Kompa;itionsfuge in Mykenischen
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 374-390 (AH/GN I)
Addressing the problem of crthographical differences in Linear B. ER proposes that Mycenaean scribes wrote not according to
pronunciation but by etymological analysis.
ERIHM I RISCH, Ernst and Hugo MOLEsTEIN
edd., Colloquium Mycenaeum: Actes du Sixihne Co/loque International sur /es Textes
Myceniens et Egeen.1· Tenu a Chaumont sur Neuchate/ du 7 au 13 Septembre 1975
Universite de Neuchiitel, 1979
1be papers in this volume are divided in the following groops: instruments of scholarship; the Mycenaean world and the Near
East; social and economic life and Mycenaean administration; special interpretations: linguistic problems: new texts and
interpretations of ideograms; the decipherment of neighlxxing scripts. See SM lD 1900-81, s. v.
Reviewed in: KaM 6
CR93 RUUGH, Canelius J.
Rev: Olantraine, Dictionnaire etymo/ogique de Ia langue grecque: histoire des mots, Tome JV-2,
-W et Index, 1900 (PC 00)
lingua 58 (1982), pp. 202-210
CR notes that this volume, prepared by PC's friends and students, is more speculative than the volumes prepared by PC himself
and points oot some alternative conclusions to those presented in the text.
CR96 RUUGH, CaneliusJ.
O:Jservations sur les neutres en -s/h-
Res Mycenaeae 1983, pp. 391-407 (AH/GN I)
CR offers an analysis of neuters in -slh- in Mycenaean Greek.
MR31 RUIPEREZ, MartinS.
1be Mycenaean Name of Dionysus
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 4C&412 (AHIGN I)
MR discusses the linguistic evolution of the name Dionysos in various dialects and suggests the location of Mycenaean
di-wo-nu-so within this evolution.
ASc42 SACX:ONI, Anna
Instruments de travail: Editions, index, lexiques, grammaires, bibliographie
Res Mycenaeae, 1983, pp. 412417 (AH/GN I)
ASc discusses the state of the resoorces available for the study of linear B.
JSK4 SAKEU.ARAKIS, Johannes
Musee d'Heraklion. Guide illustre du musee
Athens, 1982
A richly illustrated guide of the major finds displayed in the Heraklim Museum with interpretive descriptions. Available in
French, English, Italian and Gennan editims.
36

ITe 14 TEGYEY, lmre
Scribe 103 at KrKl>sa;
Biblio.gmphy
16th Eirene Conference, 1983, pp. 127-132 (POIAFr I)
An analysis of the duties of scribes in the textile industry at Knossa;. ITe argues that Scribe 103 was the leading clerk in the textile
department.
ITe 15 TEGYEY, lmre
Archaeology and Interpretation
Acta Classica Universitatis Scientiarum Debreceniensis 19 (1983), pp. 17-22
Tegyey examines the find-spots of the Ilnear B tablets from Kn=, Thebes, and Pylos and considers what their archaeological
context can reveal about their content and vice-versa.
HTh I THESLEFF, H.
Homeric 1riavpes
Studies Bie.l"e. Annale .I" Academiae Scientiarum Fennicae (AASF) 223, pp. 133-139
HTh argues that TI(avpes is an Aeolicism, which replaced the inherited Mycenaean fmn in other dialects and was used in
reference to "exotic" myths.
CaTI2 THOMAS, Carol G.
The earliest civilizations. Ancient Greece and the near Ea.l"t 3000-2000 BC
Washington, D.C.: University Press of America, 1982
Intended as an introduction, this book covers the civilizations of the eastem Mediterranean from JXX}.2!XX) BCE Brief attention is
paid to the Minoans and Mycenaeans.
CaTI3 THOMAS, Carol G.
Theseus and synoicism
Studi Micenei ed Egeo-Anatolici (SMEA) XXIII (1982), pp. 337-349
CaT suggests that Attica may have been unified by Athens before the end of the Dark Age. She cites as precedent the
unification of the area surrounding Pylos, as evidenced by the archives. She also proposes that Theseus, coming from Troezen,
represents cultural relations between Attica and the Argolid in Mycenaean Greece.
CaTI4 THOMAS, Carol G.
The Spartan diarchy in comparative perspective
La Parola del Pa.l"sato (PP) 38 (1983), pp. 81-104
CaT examines the nature of kingship in Greece, going back (briefly) to the Bronze Age, and suggests that Sparta's dual kingship
may have been the result of the growth of a small, inward-looking coll1111unity into a commercial center \ffiich required an
additional ruler to manage affairs.
Efi I TICHY, Eva
Onomatopoetischen Verbalbildung des Griechi.\'Chen
Vienna: bsterreichische Akademie der Wissenschaften, 1983
Efi traces the development and use of Greek onomatopoetic vocabulary primarily in archaic and classical literature.
GT4 TOUCHAIS, Gilles
Cllronique des fouilles et decouvertes archeologiques en Grece en 1982
Bulletin de Correspondance Hellenique (BCI!) 106 (1982), pp. 547-549
GT discusses, all10llg other finds at Tiryns, the discovery of a group of Unear B tablets.
41

PYu6 YULE, Paul A.
Note on scarabs and Aegean chronology
Biblio.grnphy
The Annual of the British School at Athens (ABSA) 78 (1983), pp. 359-YJ7
PYu develops a vocaoolary fcr describing and studying Minoan scarabs, discusses their archaeological contexts, and determines
that "they are of no nse in dating by the chronology of Egyptian scarabs."
PZz l ZAZOFF, Peter
Die antiken Gemmen
Munich: Beck'sche, 1983
A well illustrated and heavily annotated guide to ancient carved gems and seals, this book contains one chapter on Minoan and
Mycenaean seals with an overview of previoos scholarship.
47

Linear B Ideogram Index
*100 VIRUM (VIR) *121 HORDEUM (H:ORD) *125 CYPERUS (CYP)
EB73 l.P99.285 KaM6.95
*102 MUllER (MUL)
PdF4.:Il l.P99.284
EB73
*122 OUV A (OilV) *129 FARINA (FAR)
*105EQUUS
PI63.2rn
WDN3.264
JLM47
StH29.175
*123AROM + KO
l.P99.285
*1:DOLE+A
MTJ5.43f
*106 FEMALE OVIS (OVISf)
l.P99.285 YD54.123
JnB/JAM 1
*123 AROM + PYC *1:DOLE+PA
*106 MALE OVIS (OVISm)
l.P99.284 MTJ5.43f
JnB/JAM 1
*123 AROMA (AROM) *1:DOLE+WE
StH28.43 l.P99.284 MTJ5.43f
*111 v *124PYC
PdF4.32
PdF4.:D KaM6.95
*130 OLEUM (OLE)
*112T
PdF4.:Il
*113S
PdF4.:Il
*120GRA+PE
StH29.174f
*120 GRANUM (GRA)
EB73
PdF4.:Il
l.P99.284
*124PYC+0
l.P99.285
*124PYC+QA
l.P99.284
*125CYP+KU
l.P99.284
*125CYP+O
l.P99.284
CCo7.28
JLM47
l.P99.286
MTJ5.43f
*131b VINUM (VIN)
PSt2
*131 VINUM (VIN)
PSt2
*134
JLM47
StH29
YD54.121 *125CYP+PA *144
l.P99.284
JLM47

Linear B Ideogram Index
*145lANA *168 *219 ...
HG28.134ff
ITe 14.128ff
*146
J...oGIJKi!JO 3.422
PdF2
ITe 14.1Xl
*173LUNA
YD54.123
*174
HMt 3. 71
*227 ...
WDN3.258
*228 UGULA (UG)
*155
StH 29.172
MTs/LoG/JO 1.63
CCo7.19
*176
*233PUGIO
JK.i32 StH 29.172
WDN3.265f
*159TELA *190
*236
CCo7.28
HG28.137
JLM47
WDN3.265
ITe 14.1:.ll
JK.i 33
StH 28.36ff
*159 TELA+ PA
*201'"
AlL6.237f
*202vu
*240BIGAE
LoG/JKi/JO 3.419
PdF4.15
PI 63.200
YD54.122 CCo7.19 WDN3.264
*159 TELA + TE
*204 ...
*242CAPSUS
ITe 14.128 AlL6.240 LoG/JKi/JO 3.420f
StH 28.36ff
HMt3. 70
*252
*162TUNICA *209vss ThGP9
PI 63.200
WDN3.261
CCo7.19
JLM47
*301'"
HMt 3.73
*163 ARMA (ARM) *210 ...
WDN3.262 CCo7.19
*302 ...
*165
StH28.48
WDN3.266
JLM47
WDN3.259
*212 ...
HMt3.72
*303vss
HMt3.72
*166
WDN3.266
YD54.122
*167
WDN3.266
CCo7.19
HMt3. 72
*213LANX
MTs/LoG/JO 1.63
*218vu
*:D4
HMt3.74
*3()5vas
HMt3.70
WDN3.258
51

DA
DE
KO
KU
MA
EB73
JKi33
PdF4
StH 28.38
StH 29.177
MO
NI
PA
SA
TA
JKi32
JKi32
StH28.51
JKi32
JKi32
LoG/JKi/JO 3.421, 423
StH28.50
TO
LoG/JKi!JO 3.419
LoG/JKi/JO 3.422, 424
LP99.285
StH 29.175
PdF4
StH 29.177
JKi32
JLM47
EB73
JKi33
StH 28.38
JKi32
Linear H Ideogram Index
ZE
LoG/JKi!JO 3.419
52

e-do-mo-ne-we [e-]ke-a e-ke-qe
MMt 1.46 CR 96.392 AH 148.325
e-e-si
DGM2.88
ER55.384,E
e-ke-a
AMQ 12.46
EB72
MCp 1
-e-ja
ER55.Ef
CR 96.394
ER55.E
e-ke-da-mo
l:'D54.118. 121
e-ke-raz-wo
BSe8.27
-e-jo PI 63.211 JC 124.84
ER55.387f StH 29.183 Sfk 7.105
StH 27.96, 103
e-ka-ma e-ke-e StH 29
CR 96.398
CR 96.396
ER55.378
e ]-ke-raz[ -wo
e-ka-ma-pi KPM2.360 StH 29.190
OPa 17.367
OP.a 17.370
RVz2.:m
e-ke-raz-wo-ne
e-ka-ma-te
CR 96.396
OPa 17.367
e-ke-i-ja
CR 96.393
BSe 8.27
e-ke-raz-wo-no
e-ka-ra
e-ke-i-ja-ta
JKi:ll.74
CR96.403
LP 99.291
CR 96.393
PI 63.203
e-ke-ra-wo-ne
PdF2.112
e-ka-ra-e-we e-ke-i-jo-jo [e ]-ke-ri-ja-wo
CR96.403
11M 51
e-ka-te-re-ta
RVz 2.313, 321
CR 96.393
PI 63.203
e-ke-me-de
CR96.395
LyB 13.32
JC 124.84
e-ke-ro
PI 63.205
e-ke-ro-qo-no
e-ke
AMQ12.46
EB72
KPM2.360
LP98.341
OPa 17.371
PI 63.211
e-ke-ne
CR 96.396
PCr 1.16
e-ke-si
CR 96.392
ITe 15.21
MCp 1
PdF2.108
e-ke-pu-te-ri-ja
e-ke-si-jo
PdF4.14
SIX 7.CJJ
StH29
StH 29.181, 186
BSe 8.15
CR 96.393
68

e-ke-si-qe e-ko-te e-ne-ka
JTII40.214 BSe 8.25 JlM 51.259, 268
LyB 13.:D PdF2.111 LP98.341
e-ki-no
PdF4.22 SJ:X7.106
LyB 13.39
e-ko-to e-ne-re-ja
e-ki-si-jo
FGs 11.149
e-ko
EB72.48
RVz2.317
e-ku-se-we
A1L6.236
StH 28.37f
e-ne-ro
JlM51.270
StH 28.37
CR%.392
e-ku-se-we-qe e-ne-si -da-]o-ne
e-ko-me-na-ta A1L6.236 StH 28.52
FGs 11.145
LyB 13.39
e-ma-az e-ne-si-da-o-ne
YD54.121 CR%.400 StH 28.ffi, 63
e-ko-me-na-ta-o
ER.55.387
e-ne-wo
YD54.121
e-ma-az-o
ER.55.377
e-ko-me-no
StH 28.62
RVz2312
FGs 11.145 e-me e-ne-wo-pe-za
JlM45.261 AIL6.238 ER55.377
e-ko-si e-me-si-jo
RVz 2.310, 312
OOM2.83
EB7244,47
StH 29.179, 190
e-ne-wo-pe-zo
ER.55.377
HM 39.321, 324 e-me-si-jo-jo
PdF2100, 112
JlM51.262
e-ni-ja-u-si-jo
e-ko-so
e-mi-to
OOM2.84
ER 55.381, 385
AH 150.158
JlM47.105
JlM51.259
e-ni-qe
JLM 51.263
LP99.285
MSi3.296
e-na-i-jo[
CR%.403
AM36.287
e-no-wa-ro
MVC2.78
PdF4.14
StH 28.33, 37
StH 29.181f
e-na-po-ro
HM 39.321, 324f
LyB 13.37, 39
HM39.320
LyB 13.39
e-nu-wa-ri-jo
e-ne-e-si CM45.32
PdF4.17
JlM45.261
69

e-ra-te-re-wa-pi e-re-i e-re-u-te-ro-se
PdF2.105 CR 96.391f RVz2.:ffi
e-ra-to
CR %.392f
MVC2.79
FGs 11.147
MMt 1.50
e-re-pa-ta
WaB2
e-re-u-ti-ja
ITe 14.129
PdF285 StH28.49 StH 28.54, 63
e-ra-]wa e-re-pa-te e-re-wi-jo
JLM47.96 YD52.63f LP98.349
e-ra-wa e-re-pa-te-ja
LP99.290
StH 29.173, 175,201 YD52.65f
e-re-wi-jo-po-ti-ni-ja
e-ra-wo e-re-pa-te-ja-pi
CM45.36f
ER55.376 YD52.63f
e-ri-ka-we-e
MfJ5.43
StH29.200f
e-re-de
e-re-pa-te-jo
AM36.288
YD52
CR 96.396
e-ri-ke-re-we
CR 96.397
LP98.348
MfJ4.124 e-re-pa-te-jo-pi
GN 18.332
PI63.208
e-re-e
LP98.343
StH 29.181
CR 96.391 e-re-pa-te-jo-qe e-ri-ko-wo
HM 39.316 YD52.65 BSE8.24
JKi :Il.71 LyB 13.31
LyB 13.32
e-re-ta
MMt 1.50
FMJW2.291
e-ri-nu
e-re-e-u
AlL6.235
HM 39.316
JKi:Il
JTH40.213f
LS 16.14
e-ri-nu-we
CR 96.394
FGs 11.147
LyB 13.29
PI 63.20:1-
CM45.32
ER55.389
MMt 1.50
e-re-u-te-ra
LS 16.14
e-re-e-we
MMt 1.50
PdF2.109
StH 29.197
e-ri-qi-ja
PI 63.207
e-re-e-wo
WaB2
e-ri-qi-to
MMt 1.50
e-re-u-te-ro
PdF2.108f
WaB2
PI 63.2fJ7
72

ke-po ke-re ke-ro-si-ja
JKi 32W, 224, 229 LyB 14.9 ITe 15.20
LyB 13.31
ke-po-da
ER55.JT7
ke-re-az
CR 96.393
LyB 14.6
sr::c 1.110
PdF2.109 ER55.386
ke-ro-te-u
ke-ra ke-re-no MMt 1.47
CR96.402
EB72.50
BSe 8.22
ke-sa-da-ra
]k:e-ra-a
CR96.402
ke-re-si-jo
AIL6.237f
CR 96.395
RiT5
ke-sa-do-ro
ER55.386 FGs 11.142, 1ijg. 153 LyB 14.6, 9
ke-ra-e
RVz2.312
YD54.119
StH 28.55
YD54.121
CR96.402
ke-re-ta-o ke-sa-me-no
ke-ra-i-ja-pi
FGs 11.150
BSe 8.23
CR96.402
ke-re-te-u
ke-se-ne-wi-ja
ke-ra-ja-pi
AMQ 12.49
AMQ 12.43
CR96.402 LP98.341 ER55.375
ITe 14.130
ke-ra-me-ja ]ke-re-u JC124.78
RGu 1.188 PdF4.23
ke-se-ne-wi-jo
ke-ra-me-u ke-re-wa AMQ 12.52
AIL6.235
AMQ 12.45f
RGu 1.188
PI 63.214
ke-re-wo
ke-se-ni-si-jo
LP98.350
StH 27.95
StH 29.184
ke-ra-me-wi
BSe8.25
ke-ri-mi-ja
PCr 1.13
ke-se-ni-wi-jo
CM45.37
MTJ 4.127f
OPa 17.368 StH 27.103
ke-se-nu-wi-ja
ke-ra-me-wo ke-ro-ke-re-we-o AMQ 12.43
AMQ12.47
EB72.49
ke-ra-no
CR 96.397 ITc 14.130
JC 124.78
RGu 1.163
JLM45.257
PI63.209
ke-se-nu-wi-jo
AMQ12.52

o-we-to pa-de pa-ka-na
JIM 51.265, 268, 273 OPa 17.369 001\12.25
o-wi-de
KPM2.3ffi
RGu 1.182
PdF2.112
StH28 . .50
pa-de-i
RVz2lli
pa-ke-ta
JJM 5.211
OPa 17.369
o-wi-ro pa-ke-te-ja
PI 63.203
pa-de(-i)
CR93.204
o-wi-ti-ni-jo
FGs 11.148
HM39.322f
StH 28.51
pa-de-we
PdF2.112
JJM 5.211
RGu 1.182f
pa-ke-te-ja-o-qe
RGu 1.182
o-wi-to-no pa-i-ti-ja
FGs 11.148 MVC2.79
pa-ke-te-jo
HM39 StH28.39 EB 73.117
ITH40.211
LyB 13.39
o-wo-we
pa-i-to
AH 1.50.158f
CyG21.128
JJM 5.211
pa-ke-te-re
JIM51.278
AIL6.238 JIM46 RGu 1.163f
CR 96.396
o-wo-ze
JIM47.104f
JIM 51.2W, 263, 265
JnB 1.189f
pa-ke-te-ri-ja
RGu 1.172
ER 55.JT7, 381
MVC2.77f
RVz2.lli pa-ke-u
o-ze-to
JC 124.81
YD54.121
]pa-*34-so[
StH 28.33
StH 29.174f
pa-ja-ro
LyB 14.5, 8
RGu 1.159
pa-ke-we
RGu 1.161f
YD54
pa-da-je-u
pa-ja-wo-ne
BSe 8.16
pa-ki-ja
BSe 8.21
BSe 8.21
Cl\145.32 pa-ki-ja-na
StH29.184
pa-da-je-we
pa-ka-a-ka-ri
ER55.ID
EB 72.47, 50
FGs 11.149
LFr 1.8
BSe 8.21
EB72.48
pa-ka-ja-ni-jo
FGs 11.144
LyB 13.32
RGu 1.158
pa-]da-je-we pa-ki-ja-na-de
OPa 17.369 MTJ 4.120f
93

Linear :6 Word Index
pa-ki-ja-ne pa-ki-ja-si pa-qo-ta
CR 96.393 LP99.288 HM 39.318
FGs 11
JlM45.265
LyB 13.32
OP.d 17.367
pa-ra-ja
LP98.342
OD6.1:ll
pa-ko
ITe 14.129
JKj 33.122
PCrl.11
PdF 2.104, 100
ALe3
MfJ4.129 pa-ra-jo
RGu 1.144
SIX 7.91, 99f
StH27.95
StH 29.178, 184
pa-ko-de
MfJ4.129
BSe 8.26
PCr 1.20
pa-ra-ke-se-we
pa-ki-ja-ne-de
LP98.347
pa-ki-ja-ni-ja
BSe8.24
PdF4.17
pa-ko-to
CR93.204
RGu 1.174f
pa-ko-we
CM45.34
EH 16.33f
GN 18.333
PI 63.205
pa-ra-ke-te-e-we
CR 96.394
pa-ra-ke-we
pa-ki-ja-ni[ -ja
JLM47
MfJ4.129
ER55.387
FGs 11.147 pa-ra-ko
pa-ki-ja-ni-jo
CM45.35
FGs 11.148, 153
pa-ku-ro2
HM 39.319
JC 124.85
EB72.47,50
PdF4.22,27
pa-ra-ku
JLM45.265
LP98.347
RGu 1.188
pa-na-ki
OPa 17.368
ER 55.376
pa-ra-ku-ja
pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-i
pa-na-re-jo
ER55.376
AIL6.244
LyB 14.6, 9 ITe 14.1:ll
MfJ4.129 pa-na-so pa-ra-ku-we
pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-jo PdF4.14 ER 55.387, 389
AIL6.244
FGs 11.148
RGu 1.188
StH 29.179, 189f
pa-pa-ra-ki
OPa 17.368
pa-ra-[ku-]we-jo
ER 55.376
pa-ki-ja-pi
EB72.50
MfJ 4.129
OPa 17.367
pa-pa-ra-ko
FGs 11.153
pa-qo-[si-jo]
BSE8.25
pa-ra-wa-jo
JLM 51.276
pa-ri-je-we
OS38.76
94

po-ro-ko-re-te po-ru-qo-ta po-si-ke-te-re
AM 36.289 BSe 8.8 AM 36.'2ifl
LyB 13.:ll
MF 16.219
RL\"2113
StH 29.1!{)
po-se-da-o
OOM2.22
LP99.286
JKi3J.74
po-so-pe-re-i
CR 96.395
po-ro-ko-re-te-re po-se-da -o-ne
PI 63.206
JIH40.214
LyB 13.:ll
AIL6.246
CM45.32
po-so-po-re-i
OPa 17.369
PdF2.100
StH29.200
ER55.374
LP98.351 po-so-re-ja
po-ro-ko-wa
ALe3
OPa 17.368
po-se-da-]o-ne
EB 72.'5/J
PdF4.22f
AM36 StH28.52 po-te-re-we
CCo7.19
JLM 47.109f. 113 po-se-da-o-ni
LP98.347
po-ro-ko-wo
CCo7.19
ER55.374
OPa 17.368
StH 27.96
po-te-u
MMt 1.48
PI63.204
po-ro-te-u po-si po-ti-ja-ke-e
MMt 1.48 AM 36.287. 289. JJl CR 96.392
CR 96.392 ER 55.381,385
po-ro-te-we
MMt 1.48 po-si-da-e-ja po-ti-ni-ja
po-ro-u-te-u
BSe 8.23
LP98.354
po-si-da-i-je-u-si
AH 1'5/J.l58
AMQ 12.57
CM45.:llf
po-ro-wi-to
FGs 11.147
LP98.354
ITe 14.129
LP98.338
LP98.352 LP99.292 LP99.290. 292
LyB 13.32
MTJ 4.124f po-si-da-i-jo
MTJ 4.126f
PCrl.ll
po-ro-wi-to-jo
LP98.348
MTJ 4.124f
RGu 1.144
StH 28.62f
LP98.3'5/J
LP99.288 po-si-da-i-jo-de po ]-ti-ni-ja
po-ru-ka-to
GN 18.331
FGs 11.147
LP98.347
LP99.288
LP98.341
po-ti-ni-ja-we-ja
PI 63.2f.J7 CM45.40
100

ti-qa-ro ti-ri-ti[ to-no-e-ke-te-ri-jo
StH29.200 MSi3.292 ER55.379
I.P98.350
ti-ri-da-ro ti-ri-ti-jo MTJ4.122f
AMQ 13.75 MVC2.lrl
to-pe-za
ti-ri-jo-we ti-ri-to AM36.288
AIL6.238
CR. 96.396
C)G2l.l:ll
ITe 14.132
JiM 51.261. 263
LyB 14.5
JC 124.79
I.P 98.341
YD52.63
ER55
ti-ri-jo-we-e
MSi3.296
PdF4.14
StH29
to-pe-zo
JJM5.200
AIL6.239
ti-to
to-qa
ti-ri-o-we LoG'JKi/JO 3.420 JlM47.107f
WT9.39
ti -wa-ti-ja
to-qi-de
ti-ri-o-we-e
JJM5.213
YD52.65
ER55
to[
to-qi-de-we-sa
ti-ri-po
AIL6.237f
C)G21.129
RGu 1.170
WT9.39
JlM48
to-i-qe
StH 29.197
AIL6.240
YD52.65
to-ra
PdF4.17
YD5263
YD54.119
ti-ri-po-de
AIL6.237
C)G21.129
to-jo-qe
YD54.121
to-ko-do-mo
HM 39.316
to-ra-ka
LoG/JKi/JO 3.413
to-]ra-ke
JlM51.276
I.P98.343
SSe 1.146
YD5263
YD54.119
ti-ri-sa-ta
JlM45.259
to-ko-so-ta
AIL6.243
to-ma-ko
PI63.200
RVz23l4
to-ra-ke
StH 27.97
to-ro
LyB 13.39
ti-ri-se-ro-e
OPa 17.369
to-no
I.P 98.351
to-ro-ja
FGs 11.142
PvS 7.'X.'RJ ]to-no[ to-ro-no-wo-ko
MTJ5.44
112
AM 36.291

to-ro-o to-so tu-da-ra
FGs 11.142 AMQ 12.46 AMQ 13.74
CyG21.129
PI 63.215
to-ro-qa
JLM47
EB 72.45f, 49
JLM 47.105, 108
MfJ 4.128
tu-d.i-so
AH150.164
to-ro-qe-jo-me-no
ER55.388
to-ro-qo
JLM47.107
to-ro-wi
RVz2.312
to-ro-wi-ka
RVz2.312
to-ro-wi-ko
RVz2312
MVC2.78
PdF4.22
SSe 1.144
StH29
to-so-de
AMQ 12.47
EB72
PdF2.111
PdF4.17
StH 29.1

we-we-si-je-ja wi-ja-ma-ro wi-ri-ni-jo
CR 96.393 GN 18.329 ER55.374
we-we-si-jo
LyB 14.10 RVz2.nJ
CR 96.393
wi-ja-we-l'az wi-ri-no
JLM 51.2fD BSe8.22 JLM51.279
JnB/JAM 1
PCr 1.20
JC124.85
wi-ro
StH28.37 wi-je-mo LyB 14.8
we-we-si-jo-jo
LyB 14.10
wi-ti-mi-jo
JLM51.262 wi-jo-de BSc 8.8
\\e-WO
AlL6.249
wo-*82-ni-jo
StH28.43
wi-na-to
JLM45.264
wi-da-jo
AH 150.158
wo-de-wi-jo
CR%.402
wi-nu-ri-jo[
AlL6.247
FGs 11.145f
PvS7.:Dt
wi-da-ka-so
PvS7.:Dt
JKi ?IJ.76
wi-pi-
ER55.389
I.P98.340
StH 28.49
wo-de-wi-jo-jo
AlL6.247
wi-da-ma-ro
GN 18.329f
PvS7.:Dt
wi-pi-no-o
CR 93.205
ER 55.381, 385
PI 63.211
StH 28.51
wo-di-jo
FGs 11.146
wi-da-ma-ta wi-pi-o wo-do
GN 18.329 ER55 ALe3
wi-do-wo-i-jo wi-ra-ne-to wo-do-we
ER55.375 LyB 14.10 EH 16.33
wi-du-wo-i-jo wi-ri-ne-jo
JLM47.114f
ER55.375 ER55.374
wo-i-ko-de
wi-dwo-i-jo
ER55.375
RVz2.nJ
wi-ri-ne-o
CM45.39
ER55.377
Sth 27.96
wi-ja-da-ra
ER55.374
RVz2.nJ
wo-jo
GN 18.329
StH 29.189 wi-ri-ne-we
OOM2.92
YD54.121
JLM47.118
118

wo-ka wo-ro-tu-mi-ni-jo wo-zo-me-na
CR96.401 LyB 13.39 JIM51.271
EH20
JIM51.277 wo-tu-wa-ne wo-zo-me-no
PI 63.209 Jl.M45.265 JIM 51.271
wo-ke wo-we-u wo-zo-te
JIM51.277 StH 29.180. 1R9. 197 PdF4.22. 26
wo-k o-de wo-we-we za-e-to-ro
ER55.377 StH 29.18!. 197 HM39.325
StH 27.97
wo-wi-ja
LyB 13.37, 39
wo-na-si
FGs 11.145
za-ku-si-ja
StH 29.172, 174, 201 HM39.324 FGs 11.148
wo-ne-we
LyB 13.39
za-ma-e-wi-ja
StH 29.188
wo-wi-ja-ta
CR96.403
wo-no
FGs 11.141, 145 PdF2.101
MR31 V\o\J-WO za-ma-e-wi-ja-qe
PdF2.106 BSc 8.22 PdF285
wo-no-qo-so
FGs 11.145
HM39.324
za-we-te
PI 63.209 StH 29.197 CR 96.395
RVz2.n'5
wo-no-qo-so-qe
wo-ze
MF 16.205
GN 18.332
ITe 14.129
PCr 1.20
RVz2.:ll'i
wo-ze-e
PdF2.86
wo-no-wa-ti-si
JC 124.79
za-we-te-ra
CM45.37 JLM51.277 StH 28.44
FGs 11.146
LP99.290
IT6.22
OPa 17.370 ze-i-ja-ka-ra-na
wo-qe-we
SL\:7
StH 27.98
ER55.376
FGs 11.148
JKi:Il.74
V\o\J-ZO
JC 124.78, 81
V\o\J-ra-we-sa PciF4.24 ze-me-qe
RVz2322 LoG/JKi!JO 3.417
wo-zo-e
wo-ro-ki-jo-ne-jo JC 124.79 ze-pu2-ri-ja
StH 27.96 StH:niO
StH 29.184
119

ze-so-me-no
JC 124.81
JLM47.110
ze-u-ke-si
CR 96.392
ITe 15.21
JC 124.81f
ze-u-ke-u-si
zo-a
LP 98.3ill
AM 36.299
JLM47
zu-ki-to
StH 29.181
120

KNAk5009 KN Ap629 KNAs 1517
JKi33.123 PvS7.2ff.J AM 36.291f
JLM51.265
KNAk5741 KN Ap637 LoGIJKi!JO 3.416
JJM 5.217 LyB 14.9 StH28S5
StH29.183
KNAk5884 KN Ap769
JJM5.217 AMQ 13.76
KNAs 1520
StH28
KNAk5940 KN Apseries
JJM5.217 1Te14.127
KNAs4493
PCr 1.20
AM36.298
KNAk8019 JLM51.273
JJM5.216
KNAs40 RGu 1.189
KNAkseries
BSe 8.25
JnB 1.189
KNAs5ro9
1Te14.127
JKi 33.121, 123
PCr 1.20
KNAs603
StH 28.55
RGu 1.159
KN As series
StH28.35
ITe 14.127, ED
YG 1.26 KNAs604 LyB 14.9
KNAm601
AH 150.158, 163
KNB 164
StH 28.41 KNAs607 OS38
KNAm819
MTs/LoG/JO 1.69
KNB798
EB 73.120 KN As 608 + 625 LyB 14.9
MVC2.73ff PdF4.17 StH28.55
KNAm821 KN AsroJ KNB799
AIL6.236
FGs 11.149
AMQ 13.74 AMQ 13.76
ER55.387
JLM 51.258f, 285 KNAs 1510 LyB 14.9
KNAm826
JnB 1.189 KNB&Xl
StH 29.172, 185f KNAs 1516 LyB 14.10
BSe
KNAmseries
8.25 KNB801
ER55.376
ITe 14.127 JLM45.259 ER55.388
KN Ap618
I..oGIJKi!JO 3.417
PI 63.211
KNB8:>5
JJM5.212 StH 29.179 I..oGIJKi!JO 3.417
LyB 14.9
122

KND747 KNDa 1333 KNil:> 1.242
ER55.376 LyB 14.9 JLM45.2ffi
JI.M46 PvS 7.'2f'R,
KNDb1246
KND1171 KNDa 1378
PvS7.'m
PG6.291 LyB 14.10
KNDb1279
KND5520 KNDa 1379
StH29.100
JI.M46 LyB 14.9
KNDb1295
KNDa 1011) KNDa1392
PI 63.212
LyB 14.9 JI.M 51.269
KNil:>1D2
KNDa 1091 KNDa1445
JLM45.261
JLM45.259 JLM45.259
KNil:> 1323
KNDa 1116 KNDa1495
PvS6.144
LyB 14.9 LyB 14.10
KNil:> 1324
KNDa 1123 KNDaseries
AH 150.158
JI.M 51.2({) ER55.374
KNDb1329
KNDa 1127 KNil:> 1097
MVC2.77
LyB 14.9
KNDa1172
JI.M 51.263
KNDa 1189
ER55.387
PI 63.214
AH150.159
JnBIJAM 1
KNil:> 1105
I..dJ28.132
KNil:> 1140
JnB/JAM 1
KNil:> 1464
JLM51.2ffi
KNDb7164
JnBIJAM 1
KN Il:> series
KNDa1195 KNil:> 1168
ER55.374
ER55.E LyB 14.9 KNDc926
KNDa1253 KNil:> 1185
AMQ 13.76
JI.M51.263 JLM51.2ro KNDc1024
YD54.112
KNil>W4
JI.M44.96
KNDa1315
LyB 14.10
KNDc 1117
LyB 14.10
KNDb1236
JLM45
KNDa 1321
LyB 14.9
KNDc 1118
AH 150.158 MTs/LoG/JO 1.69 JLM45.2({)
124

KNTh: 1122 KNDe1m KNDk5201
JLM51.2fD LyB 14.9 PI 63.2ff7
MTs!LoG/JO 1.69
KNTh: 1154 KNDk8209
JLM45.264
KNDe 1381
JLM 51.2(:()
KNTh: 1228
StH 29.179
KNDkseries
AMQ13.74
KNDe 1409
ITe 14.131
LyB 14.9 LyB 14.10 K'r 1.20
KNTh: 1298 KNDe 1648 KNDI47
StH2855 LyB 14.9 ER55.388
KNTh: 1515
StH2855
KNDI9l:>
JLM44.96
KNDeseries
StH 27.103
KNTh:5687
ER55.374
KND1932
JLM51.269
KNDf 1210
JLM51.2fD
KN IX series
AH 150.158
KND1933
ER55.374
KNDf 1285
StH 27.103
KNllil281
LyB 14.10
KND1943
LyB 14.9
KNDfseries
StH27.103
KND:l 1286
ER55.374
KND1946
PvS7.202
KNDg1235
StH 27.103
KND:l 1402+ 1593+2007
PI 63.214
KND1947
PvS7.205
KNDk920
AMQ 13.74
KND:l2010
JLM51.265
KND1950
LyB 14.9
KNDk931
StH 27.103
KN lli series
JLM51.265
KNDI7053
ER55.374
KNDk945
StH27.103
KNDe 1136
JLM51.265
KNDk 1074
KNDI7071
JJM5.212
KNDe 1294
StH 29.179
LyB 14.9
PG6.291
KNDk 1491
JLM45.2fD
125
ER55.388
KNDI7125
ER55.388

KNDv1479 KNE288 KNE846
JLM 51.265, 268 LoG/JKi/JO 3.423 MVC2.76, 81
KNDv 1501
MVC2.76, 78
KNE847
MR31.410
KNE446
MVC 2.76, 79, 82
KN Dv 1511 + 7193 + 7198 + fr.
JLM51.269
KNE848
PvS7.2ff)
KNE479
JLM 51.269
KNDv5200
MSi3.296 MVC2.76ff
LyB 14.10
KNE668 KNE849
KNDv5232
JLM51.268
MVC 2 76, 78, 82
ER55.376
JLM51.271
LyB 14.9
StH2855
KNDv5241
ER55.381
KNDv5:D1
KNE669
JLM47.105
JLM51.268
MVC2.76, 78,82
KNE670
MSi 3.291
MVC 2.76, 79f
StH29
KNE850
JLM 51.269
MVC2.76ff
LyB 14.10 JLM47.105 RiT4
StH2855
JLM51.268
MVC2.76, 78,82
KNE971
KNDv55!0
YD54.112
KNDv8834
KNE749
JLM 51.268f
JnB 1.189
JLM 51.268f, 285
MVC2.76, 81
KNE 1035
JnB/JAM 1
MSi 3.291f
MVC2.76, 81
JLM51.269
MVC2.76ff
KNDvseries StH29 RiT4
ER55.374 KNEm KNE 1569
KNE36 JnB 1.189 JLM51.268
MVC2.81
KNE71
MVC2.76, 78
KNE132
MVC 2.76, 79, 82
StH 28.35, 39f
KNE842
LP98.339
MVC2.76,82
MVC2.81
KNE1574
MVC2.76, 81
KNE4466
MVC2.76, 78 KNE843
MVC2.76,81
KNE 165 MVC 2.76, 79, 82 KNES

KNFh348 KNFh2013 KNFh5502
JlM47.121 StH28.56 HM 39.318
KNFh349 KNFh5428
MR 31.411
AIL6.236 JlM47.118
KN Fh 5544 + 77'07
ER55.374
KNFh5432
JlM47.121
KNFh350
JlM47.122
KNFh5722
CCo7.19
KNFh5434
PdF4.14
KNFh352
StH 28.44
KNFh8299
MR 31.411
KNFh5435
JlM 51.263
KNFh355
KNFhseries
JIM47.118
LyB 14.10 JlM47.109
KNFh5441 StH 28.56
KNFh361
StH28.44
JlM47.111
KNFn345
KNFh5442 StH 29.179
KNFh366
StH 28.35, 44f
JlM47.105
KNFn368
StH28.44 KNFh5443 StH 29.179
KN Fh 367 + 5460
JlM 51.2ffi
KNFn5476
JlM47.105 KNFh5449 StH 28.55
KNFh368
JlM47.121
KNFp1
AM 36.291 KNFh5450 AH 150.158
LyB 14.9 JlM47.121 ER55.377
ITH42140
KNFh371 KNFh5451 OPa 17.369
JlM47.121 StH 28.35, 44, 61 StH28
KN Fh 3&> + 2006 + 5445 + fr. KNFh5452 KNFp7
AM36.n> JlM47.121 AH 150.158
JlM 47.111, 121
KNFh5459
KNFp 13
KNFh390
LS16.14
JlM47.121
ER55.377
LP98.349
KNFh5463 StH28.54
KNFh 1059
CM45.37
LyB 14.10
KNFh5465
JlM51.273
129

KNFp14+27+28 KNG820 KNGa428
CM45.32 CM45.40 MSi3.292
PvS7.XJ7
StH 28.35, 49, 63
KNG7509
MVC2.81
KNFp48
StH28
LP99.285
KNG7525
KNGa451
OPa 17.369
StH28.55
KNFp363
MVC2.74f
KNGa454
MR 31.410 KNGa415 StH28.50
StH28.57f
KNFpseries
ER55.387
MVC2.81
StH 29.189
KNGa456
JIM45.2ffi
JIH42140
StH28.49
KNGa417
StH28.50
WDN3.236 ER55.377
KNGa464
KNFr 1241
ER55.387
KNFs3
LP98.339
KNFs8
MSi 3.291
MVC2.81
KNGa417
ER55.377
KNGa418
MSi 3.291
StH28.50
KNGa465
StH 28.35, 50, 63
KNGa517
LP99.285
PdF2.134 MVC2.81 KNGa518
KNFs21 KNGa419
StH28.44
AH 150.158 StH 29.189 KNGa673
KNF-series KNGa423
ER55.377
StH28.42 LyB 14.9 KNGa674
KNFsseries
PdF4.14
MSi3.291
LP98.340
MVC274 MVC2.81 KNGa675
PdF 2.116,132
StH 29.189
LP98.340
WDN3.236
KNG7(fJ
KNGa424
MSi3.294
KNGa676
LP98.340
MVC274f
KNGa426
KNGa834
KNG820 LyB 14.9
CM45.40
FGs 11.143
MVC2.74f
130
MSi 3.291f

KNGa953 KNGg704 KNGv864
LoG/JKi/JO 3.423 CCo7.19 ER55.376
OPa 17.369
StH28
KNGa955
OPa 17.369
StH28.50
KNGg705
StH28
KNGg711
PdF2.134
StH29
KNGvseries
StH 29.172
KNK93
KNGa992
KNGg713
HMt 3.69
WDN3.258f
MSi3.292
KNGa1040
MSi3.294
LP98.340
StH28.54
KNGg717
KNK700
CCo7.19
WDN3.259f
KNGa 1335
LP 98.339
StH28
KNK740
StH 29.182, 188
KNGa5672
l.&/JKi/JO 3.423
StH28.51
KNGg995
LP98.340
KNGg5ffJ7
ER55.388
PdF2.127
KNK774
CCo7.19
KNGa 7496
CCo7.2fJ
KNK775
LoG/JKi/JO 3.423 KNGg5185 CCo7.19
StH28.51 StH 28.52, 62
KNK776
KNGallX>S KNGgseries CCo7.19
StH 28.50
KNGaseries
CCo7.19
ITe 14.127
PdF2.134
KNK778
AIL6.237
StH 28.49, 51 StH28.49 CCo7.19f
JLM47.12fJ
KNGg701 KNGm840 WDN3.259f
CCo7.19
KNGg7f12
AH 150.159
CM45.32
AlL6.236
StH 29.176
KNGv862
JLM47.103f
KNK829
CCo7.19
KNK872
StH28.57 StH 29.172f ER55.386
PdF2.127
KNGg703 KNGv863 WDN3.258
CCo7.19 JLM47.103
StH29
131
KNK873
CCo7.19

KNK'if75 KNL693 KNLc525
AlL 6.238, 248 RGu 1.161 AMQ12.42
PvS 7.'2fJ5
KNK7363
KNL695
JlM 51.2/D, 282
FGs 11.143
JIM 51.269
PdF2.128
CD>7.19
KNL 759
RGu 1.162
StH 28.38
KNK- series
CD>7.19
OPa 17.368
KNL 771
KNLc526
MF 16.201
KNL471
StH28.58
StH 28.37
I.ru!JKi!JO 3.423
KNL868
KNLc527
KNL474
WB47.86
StH 28.37
I.ru!JKi!JO 3.423
PG6.291
KNL4lll
ER553T7
KNL 'if71
AMQ12.42
ER55.386
RGu 1.162
KNLc531
RGu l.l'X)
KNLc534
RGu 1.189f
KNL513 KNL965
StH 28.35, 40f StH28.37
KNLc535
PCr 1.13
KNL567
StH28.41
KNL 1568
LyB 14.9
KNLc540
JKi 33.123
KNL586
ER55.386
KNL5910
ER55.386
KNLc541
JC 124.83
KNL588
LoG/JKi/JO 3.417f
KNL 7514
RGu 1.161, 189
KNLc548
StH 28.37
KNL593
AIL6.236
JIM51.274
KNL594
MF16.200
KNL8023
OPa 17.368
KNL8159
StH 29.179
KNLa622
KNLc549
StH 28.37
KN Lc 550 + 7381
StH28
KNL648
StH 28.41
KNL659
JIM51.258
PdF2.128
KNLc481
ER55.386
FGs 11.143
KNLc551
StH 29.179
KNLc 561
AM36.293
132

KNLc646 KNLd583 KNLe 641
JC 124.83 AMQ 12.43 PvS 7.2ffi, 2fJ7
PdF2.128 ER55.386 RVz2.Th
StH 28.37
KnLc5053 KNLd584
StH28 CM45.34
KNLe642
KNLcseries
JlM44.96 RVz2315
KNLd585 KNLe654
ITe 14.127, 129
StH28.36 AMQ 12.44 FGs 11.143
KNLd1
ER55.375
JC124.78
JlM51.269
PCr 1.21
RVz2312
KNLd587
StH 28.35, 37f
KNLd571 ER55.376
KNLe5950
AMQ 12.43
ER55.386
PdF2.128
KNLd595
RGu 1.189f
RVz2315
KNLe7392
RGu 1.162
KNLd 649
PCr 1.21
KNLd572
AMQ12.44
KNLeseries
AMQ 12.43 ER55.375 StH 28.36
ER55.386
RGu 1.162
KNLd573
AMQ 12.43
JC 124.78
KNLd785
StH28.40
KNLd 786
KNLn 1568
1Te14.127
KNL-series
ER55.375
ITe 14.132
JC 124.78
PdF2.128
ER55.386
YD54.112 KNMD
RGu 1.162
KNLd574
KNLd787
ER55.386
StH 28.49
KNM719
AMQ 12.43
ER55.375
PG 6.291
YD54.112
StH28
JC 124.78 KNM729
PdF2.128
KNLd 788
CM45.32
KNLd575
ER55.386
KNMc 1508
AMQ 12.43
ER55.376
RGu 1.162
KNLd8192
YD54.113
PdF2.118
KNMc4453
KNLdS!l>
RGu 1.162
KNLdseries
ITe 14.Ll)
PdF2.118
133

KNMc4454 KNNc4488 KNOd562
LyB 14.9 StH 28.35, 47 PG6.291
PdF2.118
KNNc5103 KNOd681
KNMc4455
ER55.381 RVz2312
PdF2.118
KNNcseries KNOd689
KNMc4456
StH 28.ffi StH 28.41
PdF2.118
KNNiseries KNOd714
KNMc4457
StH28.48 StH 28.35, 53
PdF2.118
KNNp273 KNOd715
KNMc4459
ER55.3ffi StH 28.35, 53
PdF2.118
KNNp856 KNOd716
KNMc4460
JlM51.2ffi StH 28.35, 53
PdF2.118
KNNp859 KNOd718
KNMc4462
WB47.86 StH 28.35, 53
CM45.32
PdF2.118 KNNp7923 KNOd765
KN Me 4462 + 5792 + 5&>8 +
MVC2.77 ER55.387
5816+8450 KNQ\745 KNOdseries
PvS7.XJ7
AH 150.159 ITe 14.127, 129f
KNMc4464 KN Gl 745 + 7374
StH 28.49, 54
JlM51.269
AH 150.161
KNOg833
KNMc5100
PdF2.134
KNMc5107
PdF2.118
KNMcseries
PdF2.116ff
KN

KNOn745 KN&:235 KN&:7476
LP98.289 StH28.46 StH 28.35, 46
StH 28.57, 63 YD54.112
KN&:m2
KNPpseries KN&:236
StH 28.35, 46
ITe 14.131 JIM51.273
KN&:7782
KNR 1815 KN&:237
StH 28.35, 46
ER 55.384, 387 StH 28.35, 46f
KN&:8471
KNRa984 KN&:238
StH 28.35, 46
CR%.402
StH28.49
KNRa1028
ER 55.387, 389
KN&:240
StH28.47
KN&:series
JnB 1.189
WDN 3.261, 264
StH28.49
KN&:242 KN&l4044
KNRa 1541
StH 28.46 JnB 1.189
ER55.386
KN&:252 KN&l4401
KNRa1547
StH 28.35, 46f ER55.ID
ER55.388
KNRa 1548
WDN3.266
KN&:255
StH28.46
YD54.112
JJM5.213
StH28.49
KN&l4407
KNRa 1558 KN&:257
JJM5.213
JIM51.269
LoG/JKi/JO 3.423 Pc!F4.15f
KN&l4415
KNRaseries KN&:258 JJM5.213
WDN 3.243, 265 StH28.46
KN&l4416
KN&: 103 KN&:5058 ER55.375
PI63.200 JIM45.261
KN&lseries
KN&:217 KN&:5163 JnB 1.189
StH 28.35, 46 StH 28.46 Pc!F2.128
StH 28.47
KN&:220 KN &: 7469
AlL6.238 StH28.46
KNSe879
YD54.1Xl
KN&:221 KN&:7471
LoG/JKi/JO 3.419 StH 28.46
135

KNSe891 KNSo894 KNSp4451
RVz2313 ER55.J75 ER55.J76
StH 28.49 PdF2.127
KNU49
KNSe965 KNSo1053
ER55.388
ER55.388
MR 31.410
KNSe 1007
ER55.388
MR31.410
JIM51.271
KNSo4429
ER55.J75
KNSo44ll
KNU4478
RGu 1.187
KNU5592
JIM47.94
StH 28.49
KNSeseries
ER55.375
ER55.386
JIM51.271
KNSo4432
KNU8210
RVz2.318
PdF2128 JIM51.272 KNUc 106
PdF4.14
KNSo4436
AlL6.235
KNSf 4420
JIM51.272
KNUc 160
JIM51.273
KN So 4439 + 5415
CCo7.19
KNSf4424
JIM44.96
LoG/JKi/JO 3.420
KNUc 161
KNSf4428
ER55.3al
KNSo4442
JIM 51.269,273
JIM47.122
KN Uf(3) series
KNSfseries
AlL6.243
KNSo4443
JlM51.271
StH29
KNUf(1) 79
LoG/JKi/JO 3.420
StH28.47
KNSo4447
JIM51.274
PdF4.16
StH 29.179f
PSt2
KNSg890 KNSo4448 KNUf432
LoG/JKi/JO 3.421
KNSg 1811
LoG/JKi/JO 3.421 JIM51.272
ER55.375 PdF4.15
StH 28.58
KNSo4449 StH 29.183, 189
KNUf835
KNSgseries KNSoseries HG28.135
LoG/JKi/JO 3.420
KNShseries
ER55.J75
JIM 51.271
JnB 1.189
MVC2.00
PdF4.14f
StH29
WDN3.262 StH 28.47
136

KNUf836 KNUf990 KNUf(1) 311
AMQ13.74 MVC200 StH29.178f
MVC200
PdF4.16
StH 29.178, 100
StH 29.1!llf
KNUf991
KNUf1522
ER55.376
KNUf837
MVC200
PdF4.14
PdF4.15
StH 29.183, 189
MVC200
PdF4.16
StH 29.178, 100
StH29
KNUf 1011
KNUf5726
StH 29.181ff
KNUf838
MVC200
PdF4.14
KNUf5953
MVC200
StH29
KNUf839
MVC200
StH 29.l!llf
StH29
KNUf1022
ER553Tl
MVC2.00
PdF4.15
StH 29.182
KNUf5973
PdF4.16
StH 29.178, 100
KNUf970
MVC2ID
StH 29.181, 183
KNUf1023
KNUf7487
StH 29.178, 100
StH29 MVC200 KNUf7488
KNUf9ll>
StH 29.l!llf
PdF4.16
MVC2ID
KNUf 1031
KNUf8485
StH29.1ID
KNUf981
ER553Tl
MVC200
PdF4.14f
StH 29.181f
KNUf8539
ER55.377
MVC200
PdF4.15
StH29
KNUf 1038
StH29.182
KN Uf(1) 5721
StH 29.181, 183
KNUf983
MVC200
StH29
MVC2.00
StH 29.181
KNUf(1) 120
StH 29.178f
StH 29.100
KN Uf(1) 7486
StH 29.100
KNUf987 KNUf(1) 121
MVC2.ID
StH 29.178f
PdF4.14
PI 63.212
KNUf(1) 198
StH29 PdF4.15
StH 29.178
137
KN Uf(1) 7489
PdF4.15
StH 29.178f
KN Uf(1) 7490
StH 29.178f

KN Uf(1) 7491 KNV ffi+ 151 KNV479
StH 29.178f AIL6.243 AMQ 13.76
KN Uf(1) 7492
ER 55.379, 387, 389
PvS7.:Dl
LyB 14.9f
StH 28.55
PdF4.16
StH 29.179f
KN Uf(1) 7493
StH 29.179
KNV 114
StH28
KNV482
JIM45.261
LyB 14.9
StH 29.178
KNV 118 KNV503
KN Uf(1) 7494 ER 55.376, 386 JIM45.259
StH 29.178f
HM39.327
KNV655
KN Uf(1) 7495
KNV 145
LyB 14.10
PdF4.15
StH 29.178f
JIM 51.2(:{)
StH29.201 KNV659
KN Uf(1) 8141
KNV150
LP98.345
StH 29.178f AIL6.243 KNV684
KN Uf(1) 8446
KNV 159
StH 28.49, 62
StH29.178 ER 55.374, 376 KNV831
KN Uf(1) 8486
StH 29.179
StH 29.183, 187
KNV2ro
AM36.293
ER55.387
HM 39.318
KNV865
KN Uf(3) 1033 LP98 ER55.374
StH 29.183
KNV289
StH 29.100
KNUfseries LP98.342 KNV958
ER55.376
StH28.35 ER55.381
PdF4.14
StH 29.176
KNV52
CM45.32f
JIM45.261
KNV429
LyB 14.10
KNV 431
CM45.37
KNV961
LoG/JKi/JO 3.416
KNV1004
LyB 14.9
LP98.338
LS 16.14
KNV466
KNV 1005
KNV56
AH 150.159
PvS7.203
ER55.381
ER55.379
138

Linear B Text Index
KNV 1523 KNVc569 KNWs8500
ER55.388 LyB 14.9 MVC2.75f
JLM45.259
LyB 14.9f
StH 28.49, 55
StH2855
KNVc7529
KNWs8712
YD54.1Xl
KNV 1526
LoGIJKi/JO 3.422
KNWs8754
StH28
KNV 1583
AM36.293
LyB 14.9
KNV-series
ITe 14.127, m
JTII42.140
KNWs1703
JLM51.275f
LyB 14.9
KNWsseries
JLM51.274
KNV 1641
JLM51.275
KNX35
StH 28.35
KNWs1704
StH 29.179
KNV4478
JLM51.275
KNX44
LyB 14.9
KNWs1705
StH29.100
StH2855 JLM51.275
KNX410
KNV5536 KNWs 1m
StH 28.35
JLM51.274
KNV7512
OPa 17.368
f

KNX976 KNX7682 KN Xd 149 + 8121
AMQ 12.42 MSi3.292 ER55.388
KNX 1018 KNX7693
PvS7.'XJJ
StH 29.179 StH 29.182
KNXd292
KNX 1581 KNX7708
ER55.388
AMQ 13.74 StH 29.181
KNXd328
KNX4472 KNX7712
YD54.112
JLM51.269 JLM 51.272ff
KNXd331
KNX5176 KNX77'!1J
ER55.376
JLM51.263 PvS7.'XJJ
KNXd7555
KNX5509 KNX7848
PI 63.208
ER55.388 JLM45.261
KNXd7568
KNX5514 KNX7891
ER55.381
StH 28.35 ER55.377
KNXd7662
KNX5533 KNX7936
AMQ 13.74
l..oG'JKi/JO 3.416 ER55.3ffi
KNXd 7663
KNX5578 KNX8255
RVz2.322
MVC2.75 JLM46
KNXd7664
KNX5594 KNXa133
JLM45.265
StH 29.1!ll LyB 14.9
KNXd7840
KNX5763 KNXd94
JLM45.261
StH 29.l!ll ER 55.381,388
KNXd7954
KNX7094 KNXd 111
ER55.387
JLM 51.269 ER55.376
KNXd8132
KNX7548 KNXd140
ER55.388
KNXe524
ER55.374 StH28.57
PI 63.214
KNX7632 KNXd 146 StH 28.40f, 49
ER55.374 ER55.377
KNXe537
KNX7633 ER55.382
PvS7.'XJJ
AMQ 13.76
140

KNXe5540 MYFo101 MYL 710
LyB 14.10 ITe 15.19 ER55.386
JKi 33.126
KNXe6026 JlM45.261 MYO! 103
JlM51.274
KNXeseries
A1L6.243
LoG/JKi/JO 3.416. 423
LP98.345
OPa 17.368
Pvs 7.n
RGu 1.189
ER55.381
ITe 15.19
LP98.345
PvS7.n
KNX-series
MYFu711
MY0!106
A1L6.243
AMQ 13.76
LP97
KNZ13 LP99 MYO! 111
YD54.115 MYGe602
ITe 15.20
MY Au 102 OPa 17.368 MYO! 112
ER 55.375, 388
ITe 15.19
LyB 14.9
MYGe603
AH 148.324
JlM44.95
GN 18.330
ITe 15.19
MY0!115
MY Au102
ITe 15.19
LyB 14.9
MY Au609
LP99.285
LyB 14.9
MYGe604
OPa 17.368
ITe 15.19
MYO! 119
ITe 15.19
GN 18.331
ITe 15.19
MYGe605
ER55.388
MYO! 121
OPa 17.368
MY Au657
ER55.J75
MYGe608
LP99.285
MY0!125
OPa 17.368
MYAu658
EB73.120
MVC2.73
MYGeseries
ITe 15.19
JKi32
MY0!126
OPa 17.368
MYO! 127
MY Av653 JlM47
ER55.381
ER55.375 MYGo610
MY0!128
JlM47.95
OPa 17.368
OPa 17.368
MY Go series
ITe 15.19
141
MY0!129
OPa 17.368

py Ab554 PY Ad668 PY Ae 134
CM45.37 JIH40.211 AM36.292
PG6.219
PYAb745 PY Ad671
JJM 5.210f RGu 1.182f
PY Ae 142
RGu 1.182f
PY Ad683
StH 29.100, 189
PY Ab746
RGu 1.185
PY Ae264
JJM5.210
RGu 1.182 PY Ad684
LyB 14.9
RVz2.Th
PY Ab series
JC 124.85
LyB 13.37
PY Ae344
EB73 PCr 1.19 ER 55.375, 388
FGs 11.144, 148
ITe 15.20
StH28.42
PY Ad687
PY Ae489
JIH40.211
AM36.292
LP99.286
LyB 13.34ff
PCr 1.14
StH28.39
ER55.381
JIM45.258
PY Ad688
PYAe785
LS 16.13
YG 1.26 CM45.37 PY Ae995
PYAc424
JIM45.264
PY Ac 1276
JIM45.264
PY Ad series
EB73
FGs 11.144, 148
ITe 15.20
PCr 1.14
ThGP9
ThGP 11
PY Ae 1275
FGs 11.148
PY Ac 1278
ALFJ ALA 2.23
PY Acseries
ITe 15.20
PY Ad290
JIH40.211
StH 28.39
YG 1.26
PYAe8
LP99.290
LyB 14.9
RVz2.Th
PY Ae26
PY Aeseries
StH 29.189
py An1
ITe 15.20
JKiJ)
JIH40.213
LyB 13.29
PG6.291
AM36.292
PY Ad:.IlS PYAn5
JIH40.211
PYAe72
ER 55.375, 378
PY Ad326
LP99.290
RVz2.Th
RVz2312
FGs 11.148
JIH40.211
PY Ae 108
AM36.292
LyB 14.10
143

PYAn7 py An 'lJJ) py An610
AM36.293 FGs 11.147 ITe 15.20
ER55.388 HM39.323 JKi:l)
PI 63.214 LoGJJKjj JO 3.416 Jl.M 47.123
PY An 18
ER55.378
FGs 11.147
LyB 14.9
py An233
ER55.378
Jlli40.213
LyB 13.29f
PdF2.92
StH 29.199
LoGJJKi/10 3.418
MfJ4.132
py An261
py An616
py An35
BSe8.21, 27
ER 55.377, 388
ER 55.377, 388
Jl.M47.115
HM 39.316 LyB 13.31 StH29.201
LoGIJKi/10 3.421f
py An39
ER 553T7, 381
LoG/JKi/JO 3.423
LyB 14.10
SIX7.110
PY An298
ER55.3llli
PY An617
JC124.84
py An627
LyB 14.9
PI 63.214
py An60
YG 1.27
py An340
ER55.376
py An427
BSe8.26
py An654
BSe8.24, 26
ER 55.376, 300, 388
py An 115
MfJ 4.129
FGs 11.148
HM39
ER55.381 py An519 LyB 13.29
PY An 192
BSe8.8, 26
BSe 8.26
ER55
FGs 11.148
MR31.411
RVz2.314
YD54.112
ER55.3ffi
FGs 11.149, 153
HM39
LyB 13.29ff
py An656
JiM 51.263
LyB 14.9
PI 63.214
StH29.184
MR31.411
StH28.58
YD54.112
PY An607
BSe 8.26
ER55.376
FGs 11.148f
HM39
LM46
py An 199
PCr 1.16
py An'lfJ7
PCr 1.13, 19
SIX7.99
StH 27.98f
YD51
LoG/JKi/JO 3.417f
LyB 13.29ff
PvS 7.2f12, 2

py An657 py An 1281 PYCc660
AM36.298 AM36.293 LP98.348
ER55
FGs 11.148f
CM45.35f
ER55.381 PYCc665
HM39 LP98.341 CM45.37
JLM51.273 OPa 17.369 LP98.348
.TTI-I.::K>.212 PI 63.200 StH 27.96
LyB 13.29ff
LyB 14.9
py An 1282 PYCc 1258
PY An661
ER55.388
ITe 15.20
JLM51.279
BSe8.26
ER 55.377, E, 387
HM39
PY An series
.TTI-140.212
PYCc 1283
JLM51.279
LyB 13.29ff
PvS7.205
YD54.121
PY Aq34
RVz2.n5
PYCc 1284
JLM51.279
PY An724
ER55
HM 39.316f
ITe 15.20
JKil)
JLM45.261
.TTI-140.213
LyB 13.29ff
SIX 7.CXJ, 99, 105
StH 29.199
PYAn!rn
PYAq64
BSe8.27
ER55.379, 388
HM 39.318
JC 124.79
LyB 13.32
SIX 7.CXJ
PY Aq218
ER55
FGs 11.149
PYCc 1285
JLM51.279
PYCe 1285
LP98.348
PYCn3
ER 55.376, 3ffi, 389
HM39.322f
LyB 13.37
MMt 1.49
RVz2313
HM39.318
SIX 7.CXJ
AM 36.296 LoG/JKi/JO 3.4 I 6
JLM45.264 LyB 14.9 PYCn4
PdF 2.85, 105 MR31.411
SIX7.108 ER55.380
SIX 7.CXJ
StH 29.191 YD54.1!2
JLM45.264
PvS7.2ill
PY An852 PY As602 RVz2.n5
ER55.378 JLM 45.264, 266 PYCn40
pyAs 1519
AMQ 13.75
BSe8.8, 26
CM45.39 ER 55.376, 380
ER55.377
MMt 1.50f
StH 27.96f OPa 17.369
PdF2.105
PI 63.207
145

PYG145 PYG1437 PYG1719
ER55.ID BSe8.8 BSe 8.21. 26
MMt 1.48 MMt 1.47 JlM45.264
LoG28.132
PYG1131 PYG1441 PdF2.105
BSe8.22,26 ER55.ID StH 29.183
JlM45.264
LoG28.132
LoGIJKi!JO 3.416
MMt 1.44
PYG1595
PYG1925
MMt 1.46
MMt I
PdF2.105
PdF2.105
PYG1938
RVz2312 PYG1599 ER55.379
PYG1202
BSe8.22, 26
ER 55.376, 2ID
PYG11197
ER55.375
PYG1600
MMt 1.50
PYG1254
ER55.377
PYG11287
MMt 1.50f JlM45.264 AMQ 13.75
PYG1285
BSe 8.8
MMt 1.46
MMt 1.47
RVz2.ni
PYG1608
ER55.375
PYEa 16
LP98.341
StH 29.183
PYG1286
AM 36.296
ER 55.ID, 388
JC 124.83
PYEa28
AMQ 13.75
ER55.375 JlM45.264
LyB 13.32
PYEa59
PYG1314
ER55.379
OPa 17.367
PdF 2.85, 106
AMQ 12.49
LP98.342
PYG1323
PYG1643
LyB 14.9
SIX7.106f
MMt 1.50
JlM45.264
MMt 1.45
PYEa 109
PYG1328 PdF2.105 BSe 8.8
AMQ 13.74
MMt 1.50
PYG1655
BSe8.22, 26
ER55.ID
PYEa 132
PYG1418
ER55.377
LP99.286
MMt 1.51
PYG1436
LoG/JKi/JO 3.416
MMt 1.49
RVz2312
PYG1655
StH27.103
AMQ 12.48
BSe 8.8
PYEa213
CM45.40
StH 27.103
JlM45.261
146

PYEa270 PYEa822 PYEb297
ER55.300 AMQ12.49 ER55.300
BSe8.8 SIX7.CXJ
PYEa421
AlL6.243
PYEa823
StH 27.103
PYEb338
AMQ 12.48, 59 AMQ12.48
BSe8.27
PYEa460 PYEa882 ER55.381
AMQ13.75 AMQ 12.49 JC 124.79
PvS7.2D1
PYEa4Sl PYEa922
PYEb364
BSe8.8 ER 55.378, 300
CM45.40
PYEa776 PYEa1042
PYEb369
BSe8.8 StH 29.193
ER55.300
PYEa782 PYEa 1424 PvS7.2D3
AMQ12.48 AMQ 12.49
PYEb377
PYEall>1 PYEaseries ER55.300
LyB 14.9 SIX7.95
PYEb416
PYEa!m PYEb149 CR%.402
SIX7.CXJ PdF4.17
PYEb472
PYEafl)S PYEb 156 YD54.113, 121
LP98.341
PYEall>8
CR%.402
RVz2.llS
PYEb477
YD54.121
StH28.58
StH29.183
PYEall>9
PYEb159
BSe8.8, 21
JLM51.263
SIX7.98
PYEb495
PvS 7.'l!XJ
SIX7.1a7
AlL6.243
AMQ 12.48, 59
PYEa811
LyB 14.9
PYEa814
AMQ1249
LyB 14.9
RVz2.318
PYEb 169
LyB 14.9
PYEb173
ER55.300f
PYEb294
LP98.342
PYEb496
ER55.300
PYEb498
PvS 7.')f.)5
PYEb501
ER55.300
147

PYEb566 PYEc481 PYEn659
ER55.ID BSe 8.8 BSe 8.8, 21
ER55.388
PYEb747 PYEd236 StH 29.182, 184, 191
ER55.ID
PYEb842
AM36.293
PYEb846
PdF4.22ff
SD!7.97
PYEd317
ER55.388
LyB 13.:D
PYEn 689
HG28.135
PYEnseries
EB72
ER55.ID PdF 4.19f MCp 1
RVz2315 StH27.102 StH27.95
YD54.113
PYEd411 PYEo 160
PYEb862 PdF4.22ff AMQ 12.47
PdF4.24
SD!7.97
PYEb871
SD!7.103
PYEd847
AMQ 12.48
PYEo211
AMQI2.46
PvS7.'Jf.J3
YD54.113 PdF4.22f StH 29.183
PYEb874 PYEd901 PYEo224
ER55.ID PdF4.22f LyB 14.10
PdF4.27
PYEb885 PYEdseries PvS7.2f.J3
JLM45
PdF4.2f.J
PYF.o247
PYEb892 PYEn74 ER55.ID
JKi33.122
AMQ12.47
ER55.388
PYEo269
PYEb893
ER55.ID
PYEb895
PYEn467
AMQ 12.47
LyB 14.10
SD!7.106
StH 29.184
PYEo276
ER55.ID
PYEb 1187
AlL6.236
SD!7.106
StH 29.184
PYEn609
AMQ12.45
AMQ 12.47
PYEo278
LyB 14.10
StH 29.184
PYEbseries
EB72
MCp 1
StH27.95
JLM45.258
LoG/JKi/JO 3.416
PdF4.17, 28
PvS7.2f.J3
StH28.58
StH 29.177f, 183
PYEo281
StH29.182
148

PYEo351 PYEp704 PYErOO
BSe 8.21 CR%.402
ER55.381, 388
ER55.376
SO:: 7.105
PYEo444 JC 124.79 StH 27.96
BSe 8.21
StH 29.177
IT1I40.217
KPM2.3ffi
LP98.342
StH29
PYErseries
PYEoseries LyB 13.l:J StH 27.94
EB72
MCpl
StH 27.95
PdF4.23f
PvS7.201
SO:: 7.r:xl, 95
StH27.103
PYEs605
StH 27.98
PYEp212 StH 29.193 PYEs644
PvS7.2D5
PYEpl:J1
AMQ12.46
ER55.38J
LyB 14.10
PdF4.19
PvS7.203
RVz2.n5
PYEp705
ER55.387
LyB 14.9
PYEpseries
EB72
MCpl
StH 27.95
MF 16.201
OPa 17.369
RVz2.314
PYEs646
OPa 17.368
PYEs650
ALE' ALA 2.23
SIX7.95, 97
StH27.103
StH28.58
PYEq59
BSe 8.8
JC 124.79
LP98.354
StH 27.96
PYEp539 PYEq 146 PYE- series
ER 55.375, 388 ER55.378f ThGP 11.82
LP98.342
PdF4.24f
PYEq213
PYEsseries
PvS7.201 ER 55.375, 386, 388 JKi 32218
SIX 7.91
StH27.102
PYEqseries
MfJ4.125
PdF2.92
YD54.121 StH27.95 StH27.94
PYEp613 PYEr312
YD54.112
AM36.293 AMQ12.45
PYFa 16
CM45.40 AMQ 13.77 LP98.341
ER 55.38J, 388 StH 27.96 LP99.285
PdF4.17f
PvS7.206
SIX7
StH 29.184, lr:xl, 199
PYEr3ID
PYFn41
ER55.377
PYEp617
StH 27.96
BSe 8.8, 21
149

PYFr 1218 PYFr 1225 PYFr 1234
AIL6.244 CM45.35 Mf15.42
AMQ12.57
ER 55.376, 379
ER 55.376, 379, 3ff1
l.P98.347 PYFr 1235
lP 98.351
MTJ 5.43f
MTJ 4.131
MTJ5.43
AIL6.246
CM45.37
PYFr 1219 PYFr 1226
MTJ5.42
AIL 6.244, 246 FGs 11.148 PYFr 1236
JC 124.78
l.P98.351, 354
MTJ5.43
l.P98
MTJ4.132
MTJ5.42
CM45.35
FGs 11.148
l.P98.347
PYFrlm PYFr 12Z7
MTJ 4.131
MTJ5.42
AIL6.246 AIL6.246 RGu 1.188
FGs 11.148
l.P98
l.P99.293
MTJ5.42 PYFr 1237
MTJ 4.131
MTJ5.42
PYFr 1228
MTJ5.44
PYFr 1221
AMQ 12.51f
lP 98.349, 352
l.P98.348
MTJ5.42
PYFr 1229
PYFr 1238
MYJ5.42
PYFr 1239
MTJ5.43 MTJ5.44 MTJ5.44
PYFrl222 PYFrln) PYFr 1240
AIL6.244
ER55.379
l.P98.350
MTJ5.42
l.P98.352
MTJ5.43
PYFr 1231
AIL6.246
ER55.376
JLM47.116
l.P98.347
PYFr 1223
AMQ 12.57
ER 55.376, 379
JLM47.116
MTJ5.43f
PYFr 1224
FGs 11.148
l.P98.351
OPa 17.368
RGu 1.188
AIL6.246
CM45.37
ER55.375
JC 124.78
MTJ5.42
PYFr 1232
l.P98.352
MTJ5.43
PYFr 1233
MTJ 4.129
MTJ5.43
PYFr 1241
MTJ5.42
PYFr 1242
ER55.376
MTJ5.43
PYFr 1243
MTJ5.44
MTJ5.42 PYFr 1244
151
MTJ5.43

PYFr 1245 PYJa749 PYJn478
MfJ5.44 LyB 13.30ff ER55.3ffi
LyB 14.10
PYFr 1246 PY Jn310
PdF2.113
MTJ5.42
PYFr 1251
BSe 8.23
CM45.40f
JLM51.265
PY Jn601
BSe8.25
MTJ5.49 LyB 14.10 ER55.376
PdF2.113 LyB 13.31
PYFr 1255 StH 27.97 PdF2.115
ER55.375
MTJ5.44f
PYJn320
ER55.3ffi
RVz2312
PYJn605
PYFr 1338 JLM45.262 BSe 8.8
AIL6.246
l.P98.347
MTJ4.127
MTJ5.50
PYFr 1355
LoG28.132
PdF2.113
PY Jn389
PdF2.113
PG6.291
ER55.388
PdF2.113
PI 63.2fJ7
YD54.121
PY Jn658
l.P98.359
MTJ4.131
MTJ5.50
PYFrseries
LFr 1
l.P 99.289
MTJ5.42f
RGu 1.169
ThGP 11.82
PvS 7.2f'£J
PY Jn413
RVz2.ni
PY Jn415
ER 55.375, 3ffi
LyB 14.9
PdF2.113
PY Jn431
BSe 8.22
JLM45.259
PdF2.115
PY Jn692
FGs 11.149, 153
PY Jn693
ER55.381
PdF2.113
PYGe603 BSe 8.21, 24,26
PYJn706
RGu 1.174 CM45.40 BSe 8.8, 20, 23
ER 55.377, 381, 388 LyB 13.31
PYGn428
l.P 99.290, 292
PvS7.205
FGs 11.148
JLM 45.258ff
LoGIJKi!JO 3.422
LyB 14.9
PYJn725
ER55.388
JLM45.2W
PYGn720 PdF 2.113, 115 PdF2.113
OPa 17.369
PI 63.211
PvS 7.199
PI 63.2fJ7
StH 28.58
PYJa479
StH 27.97
PdF2114
152

PYNa 1039 PYOnD> PYQa 1:D8
JLM 45.258ff BSe 8.26 RGu 1.159
ER 55.375, 379f
PYNa 1179 FGs 11.148 PYSa287
PdF2.110 JC 124.79
LyB 13.32
PdF2.127
PYNa 1356 OPa 17.368 PYSa487
StH 29.197
PdF 285, 122, 134 ER55.379
PYNaseries
PYPa398 PYSa488
PdF2105, 112, 131 ER55.379 AIL6.238
StH28.47f
PYPaseries
LoG/JKi/JO 3.419
PYNg 319 FVa8.29f PYSa682
PdF2.109
PYNg332
PYPn?Al
HM39.318
ER55.386
JLM 51.276
PdF2.110
PYNgseries
JC 124.85
LyB 14.9
RVz2.nl
PYSa 751
ER55.386
FGs 11.148
PdF2.107 PYPn series PYSaTI6
PYNn228 FVa 8.:ll GN 18.333
ER 55.376, 300
FGs 11.148
JC 124.78
PYQa 1293
ER 55.387, 389
JLM45.26J
PdF2.107
SIX7.99
PYQa 1294
ER55.376
PYNn831
PYQa 1297
PYSa787
ER55.386
PYSa790
ER55.386
PYSa 791
BSe8.27
JKi32.218
ER55.300
RGu 1.159
ER55.386
PdF2.92
PYNnseries
PYQa 1298
PvS 7.2f..X5
PYSa834
ER55.387
JLM51.277
PdF2.107
PYQa 1299
PI 63.214
PYNq319 CM45.40 PYSa843
ER55.379
py Qa l?All
PYNq332 ER 55.387,389
ER55.379
155
ER55.386

PYTn 316 PYUb 1316 PYUn 138
CM45.36 ER55.375 ER55.387
ER 55.375, 387 JJM5.212 JlM47.123
HM39.318 PG6.291 LyB 14.9
JlM 45.262, 266
LP98.300 PYUb 1317 PYUn219
LP99.286 ER55.375 ALEJ ALA 2.23
LyB 13.29ff JJM5.212 BSc 8.27
MF 16.201 StH 29.179 ER 55.375, 387
MMt 1.49 JC 124.79
MfJ 4.124f PYUb1318 LoG/JKjJJO 3.423
Mfs!LoG/JO 1.63 AIL6.236 LP99.285, 292
OPa 17.369 AM 36.299 PdF2.134
PdF2.127 ER 55.3ffi, 386 RGu 1.145
PvS7.208 ITe 15.20 RVz2.318
RGu 1.144 JJM5.212 StH 28.39
StH27.95 LoGf.JKjJJO 3.421
StH28.58 RVz 2318, 321
PYUn249
CM45.40
PYUe 611 JlM 47.113, 123
PYTn 996
AIL 6.235, 237
RGu 1.164
StH29.201
CCo7.19 PYUn2 PYUn267
ER55.388
PdF2.127
ThGP 11.83
PYUa9
JlM47.123
AM 36.294, 297
ER 55.377,381
JlM47.116
LoG/JKjJJO 3.421
LP98.341
LP99.285
ER 55.386, 388
JlM 47.110, 115, 121
StH29.201
WB47.83
PYUn443
PYUa434
LP99.285
PdF2.134
PYUn6
LoG28.132
LP99.289
PvS7.201
PYUa994
JlM45.262
LP99.289
PYUn592
ThGP9 PdF2.134 JlM47.123
ThGP 11
PYUa 1413
PYUn47
FGs 11.148
LP99.285
PdF2.122
StH29.201
FGs 11.148 LoGf.JKjJJO 3.421
LP98.349 LP99.285
LP99.289
MfJ4.132
MfJ4.J:.O
157

PYUn718 PYVa482 PYVn48
CR%.392 ER55.388 AlL6.249
ER55E MR31.410 CM45.36
JKi32218
JLM51.2ffi PYVa 1324
FGs 11.146
LP 98.338, 349
LoG/JKi/JO 3.421 ER55.388 LP 99.290ff
LP99.286 FGs 11.148
PYVn1D
OPa 17.368
PdF 2.92, 123 PYVn2 ER 55.386, 388
SJ::X 7.91, 99 AM 36.299 GN 18.334
StH27.96 LyB 14.9
StH 29.190, 193f PYVn3 YD54.112, 12lf
PYUn853
WB47.84
PYVn493
LP99.286 PYVn 10 JC 124.84
PdF2134
StH28.53
ER55.376
FGs 11.148
PdF2.85
YD54.120
PYUn 1193
PdF4.17f
PYUn 1287
HM 39.318
JLM51.285
MTJ4.132
SD:7.98
PYVn851
BSe8.27
FVa8.l:>
OPa 17.369
StH27.98 PYVn 19 PvS7.201
PYUn 1314
CM45.35
JLM45.264
PYVn865
JC 124.83 ER55.379
PYUn 1320
LyB 14.10
PYUn 1322
PYVn20
AM 36.299
ER55.300
JLM45.264
LyB 13.32
StH 29.100
PYVn879
ER55.388
RGu 1.163f
ER55.387
LoG/JKi/JO 3.421
MTJ4.129
PdF2.84f
PYVn 1191
PdF2.122
PYVn46
ER55.300
PYUn 1426
CM45.37
PYWall4
LoG/JKi/JO 3.421 JC 124.82 ER55.379
LS 16.13 LP99.290 PCr 1.14
PYVa15
MR31.410
RGu 1.163f PYWa732
YD54.112f YD54.113, 120 JLM51.276
PYVa404 PYWa917
ER55.388 RVz2.lli
MR31.410
158

Linear B Text Index
PYWa948 PYWr 1374 PYXn 1357
ER55.379 JlM51.278 ER55.387
PYWa1148
YD54.113 OPa 17.368
ER 55.379,386
PYWr 1415 PYXn 1449
PYWa1248
MTJ5.47
PYWr 1199
MTJ5.49
RGu 1.164
PYWr 1416
JlM51.278
PYWr 1457
ThGP9
ThGP 11
THOf25
ER 55.376,381
FGs 11.147
PYWr132S
JlM51.279
THOf26
JLM51.279
PYWr1326
PYWt504
RGu 1.174
CM45.39
ER55.375
LP99.290
FVa8.:D
PYXa 'iU LyB 13.34
JlM51.279
PYWr1327
ER55.376
FGs 11.148
JC 124.78
THOf31
CM45.39
JLM51.278f
PYXa 102
ER55.387
PYWr 1328
ER55.388
FGs 11.148
JLM51.279
PYWr 13:{)
JlM51.279
LP99.290
MR31.4m
PvS 7.'XJ8
PYXa 113
CM45.35
PYXa1253
THOf33
CM45.39
ER55.375
YD54.112
THOf34
HG28.134
JKi 33.122, 124
PYWr 1331 ER55.ID PCr 1.21
JLM51.279
PYXa 1419
THOf35
PYWr1332
JLM51.279
PYWr 1333
JLM51.279
PYWr 1334
JLM51.279f
FGs 11.146
LP99.290
MR31.4m
PvS 7.2ffi, 'XJ8
ThGP9
ThGP 11
PYXn 1342
AlL6.236
ER 55.376, 381
PCr 1.21
THOf36
CM45.39
ER 55.375, 377
PCr 1.21
THOf37
ER55.379
OPa 17.369
PI 63.214
159

Linear A Sign Index
a L 16 L30
VG61 WB 47.

L48' L56 L69
RWtl.596 JWn3 AH 150.167
WB47.98 RWt 1.596 YD54.115f
WB47.92, 100
L49 L71
JLM47.96
L56b
WB47.81,83
WB44.9 JWn3
L72
L51 L57
AH150.164
WB50.56 RWt 1.598 J057.19
L52
WB47.81f WB47.85,94
MTs/LoG/JO 1.67
L58 L 74=ta
L52'
AH 150.167
J057.18
J057.19
MTs!LoG/JO 1.67
RiT4 WB47.93 WB47.92
WB47.92
L59 L 75
L52=a WB47.85 MTs/LoG/JO 1.67
ffiJ7.24
RiT4
L60
RWt 1.598
WB47.83,85
WB47.84f
WB50.56
GN 16.6
MA V /LoG 1.57
L 76
L53
MTs/LoG JO 1.67
WB47.104
J057.18
WB47.86, 100
AH150.164
J057.18
L61 L77
MA V/LoG 1.57 J057.19 J057.19
MTs/LoG/JO 1.67
RWtl.598
ThGP8.17
WB44.14
WB47.83,92
L62
AH 150.163
MTs/LoG/JO 1.67
WB44.11
L 78
WB 47.94, 104
L54
L64
RWt 1.598
L79
RWt 1.598
AH 150.164 WB44.14 WB44.11
L55
WB47.86 WB47.84f
AH150.164 L65 LOO
MA V /LoG 1.57
WB47.86
WB50.57
WB44.11
WB47.86
WB47.98
L81
L66
RWt 1.596
AH 150.162
WB47.85
WB47.101
163

L82 L98 L 138
MA V /LoG 1.57 1057.19 RWt 1.596
ThGP8.17
WB47.83,85
MTs/LoGIJO 1.67
RWt 1.598 L155
L84
WB44.9 RWt 1.596
J057.18f
L99 L 161
RWt 1.598
WB44.12
J058
WB 47.96, 99, 103
WB47.85
L 162
L85
WB47.82
L 100
WB 47.84, 99f
WB47.85
L 189
L87
1057.18
L101
MA V /LoG 1.58
WB47.100
WB47
L88
L102
MTs/LoG/JO 1.67
L 190
WB 47.93, 100
J057.18f L660
WB 47.85, 93, 100
L89
L 103=ki
ITo7.22
J057.18
MA V /LoG 1.58
L 663
ITo7.22
WB47.100
ThGP 8.17
WB44.10, 14
MA V /LoG 1.58
L91
AH 150.163
WB47.92f
L113
L 761
AH 150.158
L92
WB47.83,94
L93
WB44.11
WB47.83,85
MTs/LoG/JO 1.67
WB47.98
L122
WB47.103
L 126
I.e' 10
WB44.11
I.e 15
ITo7.22
WB44.10
L94
WB47.85
RWtl.596
L 133
Lc17
WB47.100
L95
MTs/LoG/JO 1.67
MA V /LoG 1.58
L 136
Lc38
RWt 1.598
RiJ4 RWt 1.596 Lc43
L97 L 137 ITo7.21
ITo7.22 RWt 1.596
164

du-L 65-a ki-ra L20-25
RWt 1.594 PvS6.144 WB50.56
du-re-za-se ki-ro L 29-66
YD52.42 DAW25 EB70
du-ru-pi
RWt1.594
L45-55
LyB 14.8
ko-ru
RWt 1.594
i-do-L 79-ri-ni-ta
RWt 1.594
L52-95
YD5242
ku-do-ni
RiJ4
ja-di-ki-te-te
AH 150.158
L54-23
YD5242
ku-1o
RWt 1.597
ja-ne
PvS 6.139
L 59-64
C)G21.142
ku-mi-na-qe
RWt 1.595
ja-sa-sa-ra-ma
YD5242
L64-82=pu-wa
YD5242
ku-ni-su
RWt 1.597
ja-sa-sa-ra-ma-na
C)G21.142
RWt 1.594
L66-55
YD5242
ku-pa3-na-tu
EB70
ja-sa-sa-ra-me
LyB 14.9
L 66-92
1059
YD52
ka-ro-pa3
ku-pa3-nu
LyB 14.9
PvS 6.139
EB70
L 98-53
WB44.11
RWt 1.594
ku-ro L 113-74-102
ke-ki-ru C)G21.142 MTs!LoG/JO 1.69f
LyB 14.8
PvS 6.139
RWt 1.594, 596
L 21-39-98-22
ki-de-ma-L 9-na WB50.58 RWt 1.594
RWt 1.594f
L 21-to-ku-ro L 21-60-23
ki-de-ma-wi-na RWt 1.594, 596 MTs!LoG/JO 1.70
C)G21.142
L 56a-69-92 L 2-6-27 -60[
ki-ki-na YD54.118 MA V !LoG 1.56
YD52.61
L 62-1 L2-74-91
RWt 1.595 RWt 1.594
167

su-pu
CyG21.143
RWt 1.594
ta-ja-ke
VG62.129
ta-na-te
ta-ti
YD52.42
LyB 14.8
ta-we-na
PvS6.144
ti-ti-ku
u-ja
PvS 6.144
RRS4
YD52.61
WB50.56
u-mi-na-si
PvS6.144
wa-du-ni-mi
PvS 6.139
we-ru-ma
YD5242
we-ru-ma-ti
YD5242
169

Linear A Text Index
AP1a HTll HT24
WB5056 1058.82 WB44.14
RWt 1.594
ARKH2 WB 47.85, 91,% HT24b
WB47 PvS6.144
HT12
ARKH3 RWt 1.594 HT25
WB47.&3
HT 13
ARZf1 AH 150.158 HT26a
1059
HT14
ARZf2 JLM47.97 HT27
RWt 1.594
PvS 6.144
1059
HT 15
EB70
WB47.91
CRV4
WB44.11
DAW25
EB70 HT28
HSZl
RWt 1.594 EB70
RiJ4
HT 16 HT28a
RWt 1.594 PvS 6.144
HT6 WB47.90
RiJ4
WB47.84,95
HT17
HTl:l
EB70
HT6a
WB47.96 RWt 1.594, 596
HT 19 HT31
WB44.11
WB47.%, 104 CyG21.140
HT8
WB47.95
HT20
RiJ4
RWt 1.594
HT9
RWt 1.594 WB47.101
EB70
HT21 HT35
HT1

HT39 HT96 HT120
CXb7.21 WB47.92 AH 150.159
HT44 HT97 HT121
JlM47.97 AH 150.158 EB70
WB47.96
HTSO HT122
JlM47.97
HT99
RWt 1.594
HT52
WB47.82 WB47.84
AH 150.158
HT100 HT 123
HT58
EB70
WB47.93
JlM47.97
WB47.84
1LM47.97
HT 103 HT 123a
HT64 PvS 6.144 RWt 1.599
AH 150.158
WB44.11
WB47.84
HT 126
HT72.
1058.82
HT104
PvS 6.144
RWt 1.594
HT132
HT85
AH 150.158
HT105
WB47.104
RRS4
HTWa 1171
HT86a
RWt 1594
HT 114
EB70
ThGP 8.18
HTWa 1172
HT88
AH 150.158
HT 115
RRS4
ThGP 8.18
HTWa 1086-1093
HT89
EB70
WB47.92
HT 116
Ril4
1058.79
HT Wa 1125-1129
HT93
YD54 1058.79
1058.82
HT 117 HT Wa 1239-1250
RRS4 WB47.83 1058.79
ThGP 8.17
WB47.101
HT 118 HTWa 1407-1417
HT94
WB47.84 1058.79
WB47.91
HT 119 HT Wa 1542-1546
WB47.96 1058.79
171

HTWc:016 KHWc2004 MAlO
1058 1058.81 CTh7.24
HTWciD2 KHWc2006 PH7
1058 FVa 8.28 ThGP 8.17
I 14 KHWc'lJJJ7 PHS
WB.::l)56 FVa8.28 FVa8.27
I 16 KHWc2100 PHW37
WB.::A).56 1058.81 PvS 6.144
I 17 KHWc2106 PLZf 1
WB.::A).56 1058.81 1059
KAZfl KH W c 2029-2032 PRI 17
1059 1058.81 VG62.129
KHS KNZ13 SKZbl
MAV!LoG 1 1057 RiJ4
RiJ4
KNZa6 TEZ2
KH14
1057 RiJ4
RiJ4
KNZf 1 TY3
KH18
1057 CTh7.21
WB47.IOO
KNZf13
WB44.IO
KH42
1059
TYII 18
WB47.IOO
KH74
KNZf 31
1059
VG 62.1:0
v 17ii
WB47.IOO
KOZal
1059
KH83
MTs!LoG/10 I
Zl
CTh7.24
KO(?)Zf2
WB47.84f
KH91
Z6
MTs!LoG/10 I
MAV!LoG I WB44.II
KRZfl WB47.83
KH series
RiJ4
ZlO
MAV!LoG 1
MAl WB 47.84f, 99
RiJ4
172

Zll
Z12
z 13
z 16
Z17
z 18
WB44.9
WB44.9
WB44.9
WB44
WB44
WB44
ZA6
ZA7
ThGP8.17
RiJ4
ZA15
ThGP8.17
ZA21
ThGP 8.17
Zakro sealing nr. 16 (?)
JWn3
Zakro sealing nr. 41(?)
JWn3
Zakro sealing nr. 160 (?)
JWn3
173

contact, Cyprus-Near Eastern
PAs/EmM 1
see also:
Ancient Near East
Cyprus
contact, Italy-Mycenaean
EP24
LV7
contact, linguistic influence
EP24
MTJ6
see also:
reconstruction, linguistic
continuity, religious
HaB 12
JBz13
see also:
religion
copper sources
KBr13
see also:
l:rooze
metallurgy
mines and metal sources
silver
craftsmen, Minoan
KBr 14
see also:
occupational designations
Cretan Hieroglyphic
ITH41
see also:
relationships (of scripts)
writing systems, Cretan
Subject Index
178
Crete
cult
Cyclades
Dfu 1
IFS 1
MMr4
PWr 19
RSM6
see also:
Amnisos; contact; destruction
Dikte; geography, Cretan
Hagia Triada; Heraklion
interaction; Khania: Knossos
Kommos; Mallia; sites, Cretan
social structure. Cretan
toponyms, Cretan; trade
Zakro
JBz13
JFB2
NnMIRHg 1
RGu2
see also:
deities
human sacrifice
priestesses
religion
ritual
sanctuaries
thconyms
ChD7
CoRIMWg I
MMr4
see also:
Mela;
Thera

Dikte (Crete)
LVW2
see also:
Crete
diminutives
Dionysos
FSk 1
see also:
morphology
MR31
see also:
deities
Dorian invasion
Dorians
EMC2
EMC3
FS27
OS38
GaB4
Dorians, existence of in the Bronze Age
EMC2
EMC3
OS38
OS39
see also:
Proto-Greeks
double axe
CaM4
Subject Index
181
economy, Cretan
HWH2
MMr4
WB49
see also:
Crete
trade
economy, Minoan
HvE21
see also:
trade
economy, Pylos
Egypt
PdF2
StH29
see also:
Pylos, general
trade
EmM29
FS25
LoG28
PYu6
see also:
interaction,
Mycenaean-Greek
scarabs, Egyptian
epic language
OOM2
OOM4
see also:
dialects
epic poetry
AHK4
OOM2
OOM4
see also:
pxtry,oral

geography
JKi:D
JLM51
MMr4
PdF2
RGu 1
RHS6
see also:
Greece, mainland
toponyms
geography, Cretan
JLM46
JnB 1
see also:
Crete
Greece, mainland
see:
Attica; geography
interaction, Crete-mainland
Laconia; Messenia; Mycenae
Peloponnese; Pylas, general
Sparta; Theees; Tiryns
Greeks, arrival of
GHl
PF41
see also:
Ik:rians
Proto-Greeks
Hagia Triada (Crete)
LMj2
see also:
Crete
Hand 1 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 2 at Pylos
ER55
Subject Index
183
Hand 3 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 4 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 5 at Knossos
ER55
Hand 5 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 11 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 12 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 13 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 14 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 15 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 21 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 22 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 23 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 25 at Pylos
ER55

Subject Index
Hand 26 at Pylos Hand 103 at Knossos
ER55 ER55
Hand 31 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 32 at Pylos
ER55
ITel4
StH28
ThGP9
Hand 104 at Knossos
ER55
ThGP9
Hand 41 at Pylos Hand 108 at Knossos
ER55 ITel4
Hand 43 at Pylos
StH28
ER55
Hand 109 at Knossos
Hand 44 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 45 at Pylos
ER55
Hand 52 at Mycenae
ER55
Hand 55 at Mycenae
ER55
ER55
Hand 110 at Knossos
ER55
Hand 112 at Knossos
ER55
Hand 113 at Knossos
ITel4
Hand 114 at Knossos
ER55
Hand 62 at Mycenae ThGP9
ER55
Hand 115 at Knossos
Hand 101 at Knossos ITe14
StH28
ER55
Hand 102 at Knossos
ER55
184
Hand 116 at Knossos
ER55
ITel4

Subject Index
Hand 117 at Knossos Hand 136 at Knossos
ER55 ER55
StH28
Hand 137 at Knossos
Hand 118 at Knossos
ThGP9
ER55
Hand 138 at Knossos
Hand 119 at Knossos
ER55
ER55 StH28
ITe 14
Hand 140 at Knossos
Hand 123 at Knossos
StH28
ER55
Hand 141 at Knossos
Hand 124 at Knossos
ER55
ER55 StH28
StH28
Hand 201 at Knossos
Hand 126 at Knossos
ER55
ER55
Hand 203 at Knossos
Hand 127 at Knossos
FR55
ER55
Hand 204 at Knossos
Hand 128 at Knossos
StH28
ER55
Hand '2f17 at Knossos
Hand 130 at Knossos
ITe 14
ER55
Hand 208 at Knossos
Hand 131 at Knossos
1Te14
ER55
Hand 209 at Knossos
Hand 132 at Knossos
1Te14
ER55 StH28
Hand 133 at Knossos Hand 210 at Knossos
ER55 1Te14
StH28
185

Hand 211 at Knossos
ITe 14
Hand 217 at Knossos
ER55
Hand 219 at Knossos
StH28
Hand 222 at Knossos
StH28
Hand 223 at Knossos
ER55
StH28
Heraklion (Crete)
JSK4
see also:
Crete
Hermes
Hittite
Hittites
AnL3
see also:
deities
theonyms
AM36
HGu1
JAB 1
OC8
VG62
see also:
Hurrian
EmT31
HGu/MM 1
see also:
Ancient Near East
Subject Index
186
Hittite texts, Mycenaeans in
Homer
HGu/MM I
AH144
AMQ 13
ASG3
OOM2
OOM4
F.Ma4
HvK1
KPM2
PMo5
RiJ5
Homer, Iliad
OOM2
OOM4
EmT31
RHS6
Homer, language
CBr 12
OOM2
OOM4
see also:
dialects, Greek
Homer, Mycenaean elements in
AHK4
EH20
FS27
JTH41
KPM2
PGr5
Rfr2
RHS6
StH30
Homer, Odyssey
AH 145
OOM2
OOM4

labor
JKi33
s::e also:
occupational designations
social structure
Laconia (Greece)
006
s::e also:
Greece, mainland
land holding and distribution
lead
AnG2
EB72
JIH40
MCp 1
MVC2
PGr5
SD::7
s::e also:
agriculture
ZSGINHG 3
s::e also:
metallurgy
mines and metal sources
leather working
CyS5
s::e also:
occupational designations
libation tables
WB:D
Subject Index
189
ligatures
CCD7
JLM47
LoG/JKi/JO 3
LP99
WB44
YD54
Linear A, chronology
ThGP8
Linear A, corpus
A0112
EB71
ThGP8
Linear A, inscriptions
CaM4
CCD7
CoR21
Gf5
J057
J058
1059
MAY/LoG 1
MTs!LoG/JO 1
PF42
RiJ4
RRS4
VG61
WB44
WB46
WB47
WB:D
Linear A, interpretation of
RWt 1
Linear A, language of
YD52

names, personal
AMQ13
FB49
GN 18
HvKl
LyB 14
Pl63
PvS7
9Xalso:
anthroponyms
onomastics
names, relation of Mycenaean to later
Greek
nasals
Neleids
Neleus
Nestor
BSe8
JC124
9Xalso:
phonology
BSe8
BSe8
BSe8
nouns, compound
MMt 1
9Xalso:
morphology
nouns, morphology of
MMt 1
9Xalso:
morphology
Subject Index
193
occupational designations
oil
see:
bronzeworkers
craftsmen, Minoan
lal:xr
leather working
metalwork/metalworking
stoneworking
textile workers
wcrkers
ALe3
HWH2
JLM47
MSi3
MfJ4
MfJ5
9Xalso:
agriculture
olive
perfume
safflower
oil, linseed
JLM47
see also:
agriculture
oil, production of
ALe3
EH 16
JLM47
9Xalso:
agriculture
food production

olives
JIM47
MVC2
StH29
9Xalso:
agriculture
food production
ciJ
onomastics
AMQ13
FB49
JIM45
LS 16
LyB 14
MMt 1
MR31
PI 63
PvS7
RiT5
9Xalso:
anthroponyms
names
orthography, Mycenaean
AIL6
palace administration, Minoan
HvE21
JCh2
JCP2
KBr 14
MvE2
NP13
CF4
9Xalso:
administration
Subject Index
194
palace administration, Mycenaean
CaT13
ITe15
JMDI
JnB 1
JWn1
KBr 14
LoG/JKi/JO 3
MF16
MSi3
PWr19
RGu1
see also:
administration
palatalization
JC124
9Xalso:
phonology
paleography
Pelasgian
EMm29
ThGP 11
VG62
Peloponnese
006
9Xalso:
Greece, mainland
perfume
JIM47
MTJ4
9Xalso:
oil
spices
stirrup jars

owers, Pylos
safflower
JKiJ)
JTII40
LyB13
see also:
ships and shipping
JLM47
see also:
oil
sanctuaries
BCDll
GCG1
JFB2
Mf14
SMA 1
see also:
cult
deities
priestesses
religion
scarabs, Egyptian
PYu6
see also:
Egypt
scarabs, Minoan
PYu6
scribal variations
JC124
JLM44
WB47
scribal variations, Linear A
WB44
Subject Index
198
scribal variations, Linear B
YD54
scribal variations, mainland and Crete
ThGP9
scribes, identification of
MAV!LoG 1
scribes, Knossos
ER55
ITe 14
JMD1
ThGP9
scribes, Pylos
sealings
EB72
ER55
MfJ5
ThGP 11
Gf5
HC 10
J012
J058
JWn 1
JWn2
JWn3

seals and sealstones
ACB 1
EPo3
ErH/JGT 1
HC10
1Pi2
IPi3
JBe/ JGT 1
JCP2
JoS 13
JPn 1
JIH42
PYu6
PZz 1
VG61
Sea Peoples
FS25
Semitic
PAs/EmM 1
PvS6
9Xalso:
Ancient Near East
sheep
JLM51
JnBIJAM 1
9Xalso:
animals and animal husbandry
\\ID
ships and shipping
JDM12
9Xalso:
fCJ\\eCS, Pyla;
sibilants
OOM2
9Xalso:
phonology
Subject Index
199
signets
J057
VG61
sign values, Linear A
GN 16
Mfs!LoG/JO 1
RiT4
VG61
VG62
WB44
YD52
9X also:
decipherment
sign values, Linear B
GN 16
JC124
JKi33
JIM45
YD54
silver
ZSG!NHG 3
9Xalso:
tronze
lxonzeworkers
copper
lead
metallurgical analysis
mines and metal sources
sites, Cretan
PWr19
9Xalso:
Crete
slavery
OS39
PCr 1
WaB2
9Xalso:
social structure

social structure, Cretan
ACB I
AMQ13
GCG I
OKz!LNx2
9Xalso:
demographics
kings and kingship
lainoccupational
designations
slavery
women, status of
wcrkers
social structure, Minoan
CM46
JCP2
social structure, Mycenaean
Sparta
AH/GN 1
AMQ12
CM46
HM39
JMD1
LP98
LyB I4
MF 16
OS39
PCr I
PGrS
PI 63
IID-2
SIXS
SIX7
WaB2
CaT 14
9Xalso:
Greece, mainland
Subject Index
200
spices
JK.i32
see also:
perfume
plants, herbal
"state of emergency" in Pylos texts
stirrup-jars
JK.iJ)
JIH40
LyB13
HWH2
9Xalso:
pottery
stone working
RiT4
9Xalso:
masoos' marks
occupational designations
substantives
CR93
9Xalso:
morphology
suffixation
syntax
AIL6
FGs 11
a>a 17
9Xalso:
morphology
CR96
OOM2
EH20
RVz2
9Xalso:
prepositionlpostpositions

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
AGH Horon,A.G. AlB Bloch, Alfred
AGi Giovannini, A AIC Cazzella, Alb:rto
AGM McKay,A.G. ALE Eire, Antonio L6pez
AGo Goetze, Albrecht ALe Leonard, Jr .. Alocrt
AGR Ramat, Anna Giacalone AlH Hill,Alette
AGr Graur, A AIK Kehl.Alois
AgS Xenaki Sakellariou, Agnes AIL Leukart,Alex
AGT Tsopanakis, Agapitos G. AIM Marshack,Alexander
AGW Woodhead, A.G. ALo Losev, A.F.
AH Heubeck, Alfred ALP Prosdocirni, A.L
AHB Bikaki, Aliki Halepa AIS Schachter, Albert
AHk Hcekstra, A ALW Wilson,AL
AHK Kuipers, A.H. AM Morpurgo nlVies, Anna
AHLR Rabkin, A.H.L AM a Massirni, A
AHo Hosoi,A. AMB Bisi, Anna Maria
AHr Hennary,A. AMc McKenzie, A
AIT Thavoris, AI. AMD !Xvine, A.M.
AJ Juret, A AMe Metaxas, Anastasios
AJF Festugiere, A.J. AMF Martinez-Femandez, A
AJG Graham,AJ. AMi Millett, A
AJo Aura Jorro, F. AMI Mele, Alfonse
AJW Wace,AJ.B. AMo Montenegro, A
AK Krokiewicz, A AMQ Moreschini-Q.Jattordio, Adriana
AKa Kamrnenhuber,Annelies AMS Snodgrass, Anthony M.
AKl Kaulins, A AMt Maniet, A
AKn Kanta, Athanasia AMW Woodward, A.M.
AL Lesky, Albin AnB Bartonek. Antonin
ALA Lillo Alcarez, Antonio AnC Corlu, Andre
206

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
AnF Aeming, Andrew ARM Millard, AR
AnH Hurst, Andre ARo Rosefeld, Andree
ANi Nibbi, Alessandra ArT Toynbee, Arnold
ANK Kontaratos, Antonios N. AS Sadurska, A
AnL Leressi, Angela A Sa Samuel, A.
AnM Marchant, Anne ASc Sacconi, Anna
ANo Nocentini, Alrerto ASD Dusing, Ann Sutherland
ANP Pouliana;, Aris N. ASe Severyns, A
AnS Selkirk, Andrew A Sf Schnaufer, Albrecht
AnW Ward, Anne ASg Sieveking, Ann
AnZ Zois, Antonis A ASG Schnapp-Gourbeillon, Annie
AoB Balil, Alrerto ASh Sheridan, A
A On Onassoglou, Artemis ASi Sihler, Andrew
AP Pfiffig, Arnbros Josef ASJ SanJuan, A
ApA Athanassakis, Apostola; N. ASr Scherer, Anton
APa Parrot, Andre ASt Stewart, AF.
APC Christidis, Anastasios P. AT Tovar, Antonio
ApD lllskalakis, Ap. Ath Athenaeum
APi Piatkowski, Adelina ATh Thumb, A
APn Panayotou, Anna A Tv Tamvaki, Angela
APp Papastamaki, A. ATy Tyurnenev, AI.
APS Sainer, Alan P. AU Ure, Annie D.
APT Treweek, A.P. AUc Uchitel, Alexander
AR Ramalho, A da Costa AV Vraciu, Ariton
ArB Bradshaw, Arnold AvD von den Driesch, Angela
ARB Burn,A.R. AW van Windekens, AJ.
ArC Calderini, Aristide AWa W ankenne, A
ArF Frenkian, Aram M. AWG Gomme,AW.

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
AWJ Johnston, A.W. BHI Isaac,BH.
AWL Lawrence, A.W. BKy Kytzler, Bernhard
AWn Wainwright, G.A. BMa Mazar, Benjamin
AxK Karetsou, Alexandra BMB Biancardi, B.M.
AY Yoshida, Atsuhito BN Nadel, B.I.
AZ Zianto, Antonella BO Bibliotheca Qientalis
BaF Frizell, Balro BoJ Jovanovic. Borislav
BaG Greenhill, Basil fuR Rutkowski, lligdan
BaS Sparkes, B.A. BP Palsson Hallagcr, Birgitta
BASe Bulgarian Academy of Sciences BR Rosenkranz, Bernhard
BB Brea, L. Bernaoo BrB Buchanon, Briggs
BBo Borecey, Boi'ivoj BrL Lincoln, Bruce
BBr Brentjes, Burchard BrN Newton, Brian
BC Cop. B. BS Snell, Bruno
BCD Dietrich, Bernard C. BSc Schwartz, Ben jarnin
BCLF Bulletin Critique du Livre Franc,:ais BSe Sergent, Bernard
BCD Bibliotheca Oassica Qientalis BSk Schoeck, B.
BD Thtournay, Beatrice BSt Stevanovic, B.
BDv Thvlamrninck, Bernard BVG Gwynn, Beatrice Violet
BE Einarson, Benedict BvG van Groningen, B.A.
BeG Goldman, Bernard BZS Szalek, Benon Zbigniew
BeH Hemmerdinger, Bertrand CaM Mavriyannaki, Caterina (Katerina)
BEL Belleten CAR Robinson, C.A.
BeS Schlerath, Bernfried CAs Astruc, Olarles
BeW Wailes, Bernard CaT Thomas, Carol G.
BFe Fenik, Bernard CB Blegen, Carl W.
BG GlaviCic, B. CBM Mee,C.B.
BH Hemrerg,B. CBr Brixhe, Oaude
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Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
CCa Camera, Caterina a.-a Lavia;a, Gelia
CTh Coosani, Carlo ClB Baurain, Gaude
0) IXlvoye, Oiarles GC Calame,Oaude
en Diaprula;,C OG Gallini, Gara
CDL Ihbias-Lalou, Catherine Cl.R LeRoy, Onistian
CdP de Palma, Gaudio as Sandoz,Gaude
CdS de Simone, Carlo GSa Saporetti, Gaudio
CEB Bidwell, Cllarles E O...Z Zachos,CL
CEM Morris,CE CM Milani, Celestina
CFH Herrerger, Cllarles F. CMa Mastrelli, CA.
CFL Frei-Ltithy, Christine CMc Mcllinald, Christine K.
CFS Schaeffer-Forrer, Gaude F.A. CMD Macllinald, Colin
CG Gallavotti, Carlo CMM Murray, Caroline M.
CGa Gallini, c CMR Rothrauff, Conrad M.
CGG Garcia Gual, Carlos CMS Stibre, C.M.
COm Gamble, Give CMs Masse, Oaude
CGu Guireaud, Ch. CMt Matsudaira, Clliaki
rna Hawkes, CF.C CN Nylander, Carl
OlD Ihnnas, Onistos CoD Dlvaras, Costis
Gli Higgins, Cllarles G. CDP Pavese, CO.
ChK King, Cllarles QR Renfrew, A. Colin
Glo Hopkins, Oark CP Picard, C.
rns Hawke Smith, Cameron CPo Poghirc, C.
ChS Sourvinou-Inwood, Christiane CPr Preaux, c
OK K.haraSvili, Cl. CR Ruijgh, C.J.
OB Bailey, Cllarles-Jarnes N. CRB Beye, Cllarles Rowan
OK Kousoulas, Christos J. CrB Brillante, Carlo
CK Kardara, Chrysoula CRo Roebuck, Carl
209

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
cs Stang, Orr. S. OOK Kendall, I:hvid
CSa sandulescu, c. OOM Miller, D. Gary
CSe Seydel, c. rn Hester, D.A.
CSL Littleton, C. Scott Il-ID Hart -I:hvis, D.
CSt Starr, Olester G. DHF French, D.H.
ern Tsavellas-Bonnet, C. DHG Gray, D.H.F.
err Trypanis, C.A. DHT Tarling, D.H.
crs Syriopoulos, C. T. rAP Po-well, a!ys
CuM Magueijo, Cust6dio a Jones, D.M.
cv V oegelin, C.F. DK Kienast, Dietmar
CVr Verlinden, Colette DKn K()ffi)la, Dora
fY/a Watkins, Calvert DKS Diethnes Kretologik:on Synedrion
fYIB Beck, Curt w. DL Lee, Dionys J.N.
CyG Gcrdon, Cyrus H. DI..D DJnley, I:hvid Lee
CyS Shelrnerdine, Cynthia W. DLi Levi,D:Jro
cz Zerner, C. DM Mayer, D.
DAr Arnaud, D. DMa Marozzi,D.
DAW Was, I:hniel A DMc McCaslin, I:hn E.
DBH Harden, llinald B. DML Lewis,D.M.
OCa Carpenter, Jean D. DMP Pippidi, D.M.
OCK Kurtz, llinna C. DMu Musti, llimenicao
Il) Diringer, I:hvid DMz Marcozzi, I:hria
ruv de Venuto, D. DN Nicol, D.M.
deG deGrolier DNv Nave, lliminique
DEv Evely, R. lliniert G. IbB Brothwell, Ibn
LF French, I:hvid IbE Earl, J:::Xlnald
DFS Sutton, Dana Ferrin IXE Edzard, Dietz 0.
00 Georgacas, D::rnetrius John D:R Ringe, Jr., llinald A.
210

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
II' Page, .l);:nys L EC Cavaignac, E.
DPK Kallistov, D.P. ECp Campanile, E.
[R Robinson, D.M. ECr UeSIXJ, Emilio
DrG GaraSin, Thaga ECR Reinke, E.C.
ffiH Hillers. Thlrert R ED I:Xlblliof er. Ernst
Ui Srejovic, D. EdB Bacon, Edward
DSc Schtirr, Diether EDF Foster. Ellen D.H.
aim Smyth, D. ED:> DOnt, Eugen
IJTa Taylor, ThnielJ. EDP Phillips, Eustace D.
IJTh Thompson, Ihvid EdP des Places, RP. Edouard
DTr Trump, D.H. EDp Dias Palmeira, E.
DTu Tumasonis, Thmald EdR Rushworth, Edward
r:AIP Pet:ruSevska, r:AISsica EE Evangelisti, Enzo
IM-I Hunt, David EF Fabian, Erich
DWa Wachsmuth, D. EA Aoyd, Edwin D.
DWP Packard, Ihvid W. EO Grumach, Ernst
DY Young, Ihlglas C. C. EGE Elfcegui, Elvira Gangutia
DZ Zudini, Diomiro EGj Gjerstad, Einar
EA Albarran, E. EgS Sykes, Egerton
EAC Catling, E.A. EH Hamp, Eric P.
EAE Ebbinghaus, Ernst A. EHW Warmington, E.H.
EB Bennett, Jr., Emmett L. EiH Henrickson, Eiler
EBa Ball, Elaine FJB Barrer, E.J.W.
EBe Bemeker, Erich EJF Fumee, E.J.
EBF French, Elizareth EJK Krigas, Eleutherios J.
EBi Bielefeld, Erwin EK Konik, Eugeniusz
EBl Blumenthal, E. EKa Karapanayioti, E.
EBv Benveniste, E. EKB Borthwick, E.K.
211

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
EKF French, Elizateth K. ErM Mater, Erich
EkS Simon, Erika ErN Neu, Erich
EL Leemans, E.L. ERS Sewter, E.R.A.
ELa Laroche, Emmanuel ES Sittig, E.
ELB Brown, Edwin L. ESc Scafa, Enrico
ElE Edel, Elmar ESf Schofield, Elizaocth
ELg Lagarce, Elisaocth ESH Szuhay-Haras, Ervin
ELS Smithson, Evelyn Lord ESl Slater, E.A.
EM Meyer, Ernst ESS Sapouna-Sakellaraki, E.
EMC Qaik, Elizaocth M. ESt Stefani, Enrico
EmC Crevatin, Emilio ESz Schultz, Eocrhard
EmL Levine, Emanuel ET Turner, E.G.
EMl Ml'lller,Eva ETi Tichy, Eva
EmM Masson, Emilia EV Vanderpool, Eugene
EMM Melas,E.M. EvC Cantarella, Eva
EmT V ermeule, Emily Townsend EvT Touloupa, Evi
ENC Coughanowr, Effie N. EW Will, Edouard
EnF Fiandra, Enrica EWh Whittle, Edward W.
EO Olshausen, Eckart EWH Handley, E.W.
EP Peruzzi, Emilio EWR Rose,E.W.
EPD Protonotariou IXilaki, E. EWW Watson Williams, E
EPI Pulgram, Ernst EY Yamauchi, Edwin M.
EPo Porada, Edith EzB Barter, Elizaocth
EPt Patria, Enrico FA Adrados, Francisco Rodriguez
ER Risch, Ernst FAW Winter, Frederick A
ERa Ramage, Edwin S. FB Bader, Fran

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
FC Gtsoola, Filippo FLP Lo Porto, Felice Gino
IGt Canciani, Fulvio RW Wolsky, Rorence
FCc Carinci, Filippo FM Matz,Fr.
FCh Olamoux. Frafl\Ois FMA Ahl, Frederick M.
R:'o Comocllack, F.M. FMa Mawet, Francine
FCr G-evatin, Franco FMH Heichelheim, F.M.
ID D.lrr, F. FMV V oegelin, F.M.
FE Eckstein, Felix FMW W aanders, F.M.J.
FEB Brenk, Frederick E. FOL Lindeman, Frederick Otto
FEL Lukermann, Fred E. FP Papazoglou, F.
FeP Ponce, Fernando FPi Pintore, Franco
FEW Winter, F.E. FPn Pifiero, F.
fF Ferluga-Petronio, Fedora FR Rundgren, Frithiof
FG Gignac, F.T. FrB Bierlaire, Fr.
FGo G&smann,F. FrC Cornelius, Friedrich
FGs Gschnitzer, Fritz FRG ililr;a!ves, Francisco Reoclo
FH Householder, Fred W. FrL Lasserre, Franc;ois
FHD van Dxlrninck, Jr., Frederick H. FRR Richards, FR.
FHe Heinimann, F. FrR Rosenthal, Franz
FHh Hallilerr, Federico FRS Schr&ler, FR.
FHl Harnpl, Franz FS Schachermeyr, Fritz
FHL von Lochner-Htittenbach, Fritz FSc Schwarz, Franz F.
fl Irnparati, F. FSk Skoda, Franc;oise
FJC Carmooy, Francis J. FSt Stubbings, Frank H.
fK Kuiper, F.B.J. FT Tritsch, F .J.
fKi Kiechle, Franz FTh Thomas, Frafl\Ois
FLB Bastet, Frederic L FtH ten Haaf, Frederick E.L.
FLH Lochner-Htittenbach, F. FV Vian, Francis
213

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
fVa Vandenalx:ele, Frieda GdS Gallet de Santerre, Huocrt
fVi Villar, Francisco GDu Dunkel, George E.
FvS van Straten, F.T. GeB Bakalakis, Georgios
fVS Vant-Stef, F. GEM Manzoni, G.E.
FW Wehrli, Fritz GeR Raepsaet, Georges
GA Alessio, G. GeS Stagakis, George
GaB Bockisch, Gamele GES Strong, G.E.
GAM Mansuelli, G.A GeT Thompson, George
GAP Privitera, G. Aurelio GFB Bass, George F.
GAR Rendsburg, Gary A GFE Else, Gerald F.
GAS Sheets, George A GFG Gianotti, Gian Franco
GAt Attili, Grazia GFi Fischetti, Giuseppe
GB BjOrck, G. GFM del Monte, G.F.
GBA Gazette des Beaux-Arts GFP Polyakova, G.F.
GBa Babiniotis, George GfS Sampson, Geoffrey
GBH Holland, G.B. GG Georgiev, G.I.
GBo Bona, G. GGi Giacomelli, GalTiella
GBP Pellegrini, G.B. GgM Mihailov, Georgi
GBu Bunnens, Guy GGo Goossens, G.
GBy Bailey, G. GGr Germain, Gabriel
GC Pugliese Carratelli, G. GH Huxley, George L
GCa Capovilla, Giovanni GhA Aldea, Gh.
GCd Cadogan, Gerald GHi Highet, G.
GCG Gesell, G.C. GHM Myer, George H.
GCo Cohen, Gerald GHo Hooker, G.T.W.
GCr Cardona, George GI I vanescu, Gh.
GD Ikvoto, Giacomo Gill Bonfante, Giuliano
Glli D:lssin, Georges GiC Caracausi, Girolamo
214

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
GiG Garbini, Giovanni ORe Restelli, G.
GiL Lucchini, Giuliana GRH Hart, Gillian R.
GiM Maddoli, Gianfranco GRi Ricciardelli, Gamella
GiP Piccaluga, Giulia GrN Nagy, Gregory
GiW Wickert, Gisela ORo Rdllfs, Gerhard
GJ Jachrnann, G. ORR Rapp, Jr., George
GJP Pinault, Georges-Jean GRS Solta, Georg Renatus
GJu Jucquois, Guy GS Susini, G.
GK Kirk, G.S. GSf Saflund, Gosta
GKa Kahlo,G. GSK Korres, G.S.
GKe Kehnscherper, G. GSn Snyder, Geerto AS.
GKF Kahl-Furthmann, G. GSo Sotiroff, George
GKI Klaffenbach, G. GSt Steiner, Gerd
GKo Kossack,G. GT T ouchais, Gilles
GM Mylonas, George E. GTa Tarditi, G.
GMg Magoulas, G. GtR te Riele, Gerrit Jan Marie Jozef
GMH Hanfrnann, G.M.A. GU Uggeri, Giovanni
GMM Messing, Gordon M. GuL Lehmann, Gustav A
GMS Sariyanni, G.M. GvH vanHoom,G.
GN Neumann, Gtinter GvL von LUcken, G.
GPa Panessa, G. GW Wright, G.E.
GPc Pascucci, G. GWa Walrerg, Gisela
OPE Edwards, G.P. OWn Wainwright, G.A.
GPO Goold, G.P. GWW Williams, Gordon W.
GPS Shipp, G.P. GZ Zinserling, Gerhard
GR Greece and Rome HaB Buchholz, Hans-Gtinter
GRa Rachet, Guy HAB Bankoff, H. Arthur
ORe Rocca, G. HaG Goedicke, Hans
215

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
HAH Hoffner, Jr., Harry A HGu Gi.iterlxx:k, Hans G,
HaP Patsis, Haris HGW Wunderlich, Hans Georg
HaS Schmeja, Hans HH Humbach, Helmut
HaW Widmann, Hans HHa Haag, Herbert
HB Biesantz, Hagen HHL Lamb,H.H.
HBo Bolkestein, H. HJB Blumenthal, H.J.
HBR Rrnen, Haiim B. HJK Koch, Harold J.
HBu Busing, Hermann HJM Mette, Hans Joachim
HC Catling, Hector HJu Jucker, Hans
HCA Alocrtz, H. Chr. HK Kantor, Helene J.
HCv Cavanagh, Helen HKg Klengel, Horst
HD 0011, Hartmut HKi Kioot,H.
HE Ephron, H.D. HKl Kaletsch, H.
HeB Bossert, Helmut Th. HKn Kiihn, Herocrt
HeG Goldman, Hetty HKo Kodzu, Harushige
HeH Hettrich, Heinrich HKr Kronasser, H.
HEK Kulsrud, Helene E. HKu Kurzova( -Jedlickova), Helena
HeR Rousseau. Herve HKw Kuwahara, Hiroshi
HES Hesperia HLA Allen, Huocrt Lee
HEW Wright, H.E. HLJ Uoyd-Jones, Hugh
HF Furuhagen, H. HLT Thomas, Homer L
HFe Ferguson, Herocrt HM Miihlestein, Hans Hugo
HA Aashar, Hellmut HMcK McKerrel, Hugh
HG Geiss, Heinz HMe Mellersh, Howard Edward Leslie
HGG Gundel, H.G. HMg Megner,H.
HGo Gouoc,H. HMH Hoenigswald, Henry M.
HGP Porteus, Hugh G. HMK Kiimmell, Hans Martin
HGr Gregoire, H. HMt Matthaus, Hartmut
216

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
HO Oakley, H.T. ID D:iring, I.
HOn Otten, H. II); Ihlska;, Iris
HOt Qa, Hidemichi I.Du ll.uidanov, I.
HP Parke,H.W. IF Fischer, I.
HR Ra;e,HJ. IFS Sandars, Ian F.
HrG Gecrgioo, Hara IG Galaoov, Ivan
HrK Koller, Hermann IGN Nixon, Ivcr Gray
HRP Pereira, M. Helena da Rocha I Go Gonzales, I.
HRx Rix,Helmut IH Hahn, Istvan
HS Stoltenberg, H.L. IHo Hodder, Ian
HSa Saggs, H.W.F. IJG Gelb, Ignace J.
HSc Sclnnoll, H. IKP ProOOnas, Ioannes K.
HtC ten Cate, Ph. H.J. Houwink IKR Raubitschek, Isabella K.
HTh Thesleff, H. IM Millan, 1.
HV V erbruggen, H. I Me McNeill, I.
HvE van Effenterre, Henri IMl Muller, Irene
HvK von Kamptz, Hans IMR Ruud, Inger Marie
HvL van Looy, Herman IN Nikolaoo, Ino
HVo Va;s,H. InS Str0m,Ingrid
HW Wood, Henry IPi Pini, Ingo
HWH Haskell, Halford W. IR Rodriguez, I.
HWP Pleket, H.W. IT Tronskij, I.M.
HZ Zurutuza, Hugo ITe Tegyey, Irnre
lA Amusin, J.D. ItG Gallo, Italo
lAM Mel'cuk, I.A ITK Kakridis, I.Th.
m Begg, D.J. Ian IV Vincentelli, Irene
ffiM Biezunska-Malowist, lza IW Waem, Ingrid
ICll Cllirassi-Coloml:x>, Ileana IZ Zawadzka, Irena
217

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
JA Anderson, J.K. JG Cistjakov, J.E.
JaA Andre, Jacques JO Coles, J.
JaB Best, Jan G.P. JCM Martinez, Jose Luis Calvo
JAB Brinkman, J.A. JCo Coleman, John E.
JaG Gonda, Jan JCD Overocck, John C.
JAG Greppin, John A.C. JCP Poursat, Jean-Claude
JaH Henle, Jane E. JCR Richard, J.C
JAK Kerns,J.A. JCr Carter, J.R.
JAI Alsina, aota Jose JCW Wirth, J.CF.
JaM Money, James S. JD lllviron, J.A.
JAM MacGillivray,J.Alexander Th lllyton, J.E.
JaP Papapostolou, Jannis JI:F Ferguson, John D.
JAS Safarewicz, Jan JDf IXfradas, Jean
JAT Turner, J.A. JdH de Hoz, Javier
JB Boardman, John JDM Muhly, James D.
JBa Barelon, J. Jill Purvis, James D.
JBe Betts, John H. JE Ebach, Jtirgen
w Geerlings, Jacob JeC Carriere, Jean
JBi Bingen, Jean JeD IXshayes, Jean
JBI Blomqvist, J. Jel Irigoin, Jean
JBn Banczerowski, Jerzy JeM Malye,Jean
JBo Bolitiaert, J. JES Stratigakis, J.E.
JBz Bouzek,Jan JEv Evans, John D.
JC Omdwick, John JF Friedrich, Johannes
JCa Caskey, John L. JFa Faucounau,Jean
JCBB Bermejo Barrera, J.C. JFB Bommelaer, J.-F.
JCC Coortois, Jacques-Claude JFe Fevrier, James
JO! O!erry, John F. JFF Fortes Fortes, Jose
218

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
KKi Kitchen, K.A. LC Cottrell, Leonard
KKo Korz(')!va, K. LCH Cohn-Haft, L.
KL Leonis. K. LCM Muellner, Leonard Olarles
KlK Kilian, Klaus LD D::roy, Louis
KMa Mar6t, K. LDu I:Albois, Laurent
KMK Kolobov

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
LL Lacroix,L LVW Watrous, LV.
LLu Lupa§, Liana LWD Ully,UoydW.
LM Moulinier, L LyB Baumbach, Lydia
LMA Artzy, l..erdahl Michal LYB Beck, lily Y.
LMB Morgan Brown, Livia LyV Vidalakis, Lykourgos G.
LMc MacKay, LA LZ Zgusta, Ladislav
LMj Meijer, Louk C MA Aposkitou, M.
LmS Sportiello, Luciamaria MaA Andronikos, Manolis
LMS Segoloni, LM. MaB Benzi,M.
LNx Nixon, Lucia MAB Brown, M.A.
LoG Godart, Louis MaC Colledge, Malcohn AR.
LoR Rorert, Louis MAC Cotton, M. Alwyn
LP Palmer, Leonard R. MaG Gill, Margaret AV.
LPe Pepe, Luigi MaL Lang, Marel L
I.Po Pocock, L.G. MAL Uttauer, M.A
LPs Press, Ludwika MaN Novicka, Maria
lR Richardson, U.D. MaP Pope, Maurice W.M.
lRi Ristevska, L MAV Andreadaki Vlasaki, M.
IRo Rossi. Luigi Fmico MAx Alexiou, Margaret
LS Stella, Luigia A MB Bowra, Sir Maurice
LSe SCchan, L MBA Arthur, Marylin B.
LSt Stephens, Laurence D. MBd Benedetti, M.
LT Tmamlxos,L MBe Bemard,M.
LuB Battin, Luigi MBj Benjamin, M.
LuBe Belloni, Luigi MBL Bierbacka-Lubanska, M.
LuM Mucciante, Luisa MBn Benavente, Mariano
LV Vagnetti, Lucia MBS Soriano, Manuel Berges
LV a V arcl, Ladislav MBu Budirnir, Milan
223

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
MC Cavalier, M. MFr Frangopoulou, M.H.D.
MCa Cameron, M. A S. MG Galiano, Manuel F.
MCA Astour, Michael C. MGg Gorg, Manfred
MCC Caccamo Caltabiano. M. MGK Kanowski, M.G.
MCh Olambers, M. MgL Lindgren, Margareta
MCHI Herrero Ingelrno, M. Cruz MGT Teijeiro, Manuel G.
MO Calabrese de Feo, M. MGu Guarducci, Margherita
MCp Carpenter, Michael MHa Hackett, Marjorie
MCs Casevitz, M. MHe Heltzer, M.
MCS Shaw, Maria C. MHG Groothand, Maria H.
MD fuia,Mario MHo Hofinger, Marcel
Mlli Dahood, Mitchell MHP Pope, Mervin H.
MIX D.:launois, Marcel MHW Wiener, Malcom H.
MCm D.:mas,M. MI Issaeva, Magdalena
Mlli llithan, M. MiC Cataudella, Michele R.
MdO de Oliveira, Maria de Lurdes Aor MiG Guglielmi, Michele
MDP PetruSevski, Mihful MiM Markovich, Miroslav
MDt Dambrernent, M. MiN NISiotis, Minas
MDu Durante, Marcello MiW Wittwer, Michael
ME Ervin, Miriam MJ Jameson, Michael H.
MEV Voyatzis, Mary E. MJA Alden, Maureen J.
MF Ftnley, Moses MJB Becker, Marshall Joseph
MFa Faust, Manfred MJC Costelloe, M. Joseph
MFe Federighi, Marco MjG Girnootas, Marija
MA Aa.Sar,M. MJM Mulder, M.J.
MFM McGregor, Malcom F. MIS Sepp, Michael J.
MFn Franr,uis, M. MK Kishimoto, M.
l\1Fo fuwler,M. MKk Konopka, Marek
224

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
ML Lejeune, Michel MP Pallottino, M.
MLa Lavency,M. MPa Paraskevaidis, Miltis
MLFC Ferrarese Ceruti, M.L. MPh Philippides, Marias
MLi Levi, Mario Attilio MPi Pierart, Marcel
MLM Mayer,ML MPo Popko,M.
MLr Leroy, Maurice MPr Paroussis, Michel
MIR Ryder,ML MPS Picard-Schmitter, Marie-1nerese
MLW West,ML MPt Pretto, Massimo
MM Mellink, Machteld J. MR Ruiperez, Martin
MMa Mayrhofer,Manfred MRA Alonzo, M.A Ralxmal
MMB Barroso de Albuquerque, Maria Manuela MRB Belgicrno, Maria Rosaria
MMe Meier-Bri.igger, Michael MRC Raepsaet-Charlier, Marie-Therese
MMF Martinez-Fresneda, Maria Emilia MrF fullieri, Maria
MMn Mancini,M. MRn Rainer, Michael
MMo Morani,M. MRo Rocchi, Maria
MMr Marazzi, Massimiliano MRP Popham, Mervyn R.
MMt Murtez, Marie MS Silrerstein, M.
MMT Todorovic, Miodrag M. MSa Sakellariou, Michel B.
MMv Milev,M. MSc Schwartz, Martin
MMW Willcock, M.M. MSD IXower, Margaret S.
MMz Mazza,M. MSe Setatos, M.
MN Nilsson, M.P. MSi Sinatra, Marcella
MNg Negri, Mario MSM Modiano, Mario S.
MO (](a, M. MSt Stokes, M.C.
MoB Bile, Monique MSz Sznycer,M.
MoG Gerard-Rousseau, Monique MTh Theocharis, Maria
MOK Knox, Mary 0. MTJ Jasink, A. Margherita Ticchioni
MOz Ozaeta,M.A MTL Larsen, Mogens T.

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
MTs Tsipopoulou, Metaxia ND DahllOf, Nils
MIWA Arnheim, M.T.W. NFP Parise, Nicola Franco
MV Ventris, M.G.F. NG Grinbaum, N.S.
MVC G'emona, Maria Vittoria NOH Hammond, N.G.L.
MVD V okoun David, Madeleine NHG Gale, N.H.
MvE van Effenterre, Micheline NIB Barbu, Nicholae I.
MVG GaraSanin, M.V. NiB Belle, Nito
MVl Vlasakis, Maria NJJ Jidejian, Nina
MVM Macri li Gotti, Maria Vittoria NiK Kolyvanos, Nicholas
MvS van Spitael, M.A. NIX Xirotiris, Nikolaus I.
MvV van der Valk, M. NKS Sandars, Nancy K.
MWa Walbrecq, M. NMr Maurice, Nicole
MWd Wood, Michael NMV de Vries, Nanny M.W.
MWD Dickie, Matthew W. NNK Kazanski, N.N.
MWg Wagstaff, M. NnM Marinatos, Nanno
MWH Haslam, M.W. NNP Pikus,N.N.
MWr Walker, Michael NP Platon, Nicolaos
MWy Wylock, Michel NRb Rotertson, Na:l
MX Xiroyanni, Mary NRo Roterts,N.
MY Yon, Marguerite NSc Scivoletto, N.
NAM Masourides, N.A. NV Verdelis, Nicholas M.
NB Boufidis, Nikolas Kr. NvB van Brock, N.
NBC Costakis, N.B. NvK van Krimpen, N.
NBo Bonacasa, N. NW Weill, Nicole
NBr Brockmeyer, N. NY a Y alouris, Nikolas
NC Collinge, N.E. NYT New York Times
NCr Criniti, N. OA Aurenche, 0.
NCS Scoufopoulos, Niki C. OB Broneer, 0.
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Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
PFz Frezza, Paolo PMM Metaxa-Muhly, Polymnia
PG Georgountzos, Panayiotis K. PMo Monteil, Pierre
PGe Gercke, Peter PNo Nol-er, P.
PGK Kritikos, P.G. ro aiva, Pavel
PGr Greenhalgh, P.A.L. pp Pecorella, Paolo Emilio
PH Halstead, Paul PPB Betancourt, P.P.
PhB Borgeaud, Philippe PPE Edwards, Patrick P.
PHe Hectervari, Peter PPe Pericay, P.
PhG Gauthier, Philippe PPh Philips, Patricia
PhL Lockhart, Philip N. PPt Petit, Paul
PhM Morri9Jil, Philip FR Rarnat, Paolo
PHS Salus, P.H. PRC Radici Colacc, P.
PI Ilievski, Petar H. PRe Rehak, Paul
PiA Arniet, Pierre PSc Scardigli, P.G.
PiC Conte, Pietro PSk Stork, P.
PiD D.lcrez, Pierre PSn Sinopoulos, P.A.
PjA Asenova, Petja PSt Stanley, Phillip V.
PJM Muenzer, P.J. PvS van Soesl-ergen, Peter
PJR Riis, PJ. PWa Walcott, Peter
PK Katzouros, Photios P. PWr Warren, Peter M.
PKi Kiparsky, Paul PWW Wallace, P.W.
PKn Krinaios, P. PYu Yule, Paul
PKr Krarup, Per PZS Spanos, Peter Z.
PL Leveque, P. PZz Zazoff, Peter
PM Meriggi, Piero RAC Crossland, RonaldA
PMc MacKendrick, Paul L. RAJ Jairazl:tloy, R.A.
PMe Mertens, Paul RAM McNeal, Richard Alan
PMi Mingazzini, P. RAr Arena, Renato
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Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
RAS Staccioli Romolo A RGi Giacomelli, R.
RAu Aubreton, R.H. RGr GUnther, R.
RB Browning, R. RGu Guglielmino, Riccardo
RBa Baladie, Raoul RH Hampe, Roland
RBE Edwards, Ruth B. RHa Hauschild, Richard
RBe Beekes, R.S.P. RHe Heidenreich, Rotert
RBg Bougault, R. RHg Hagg,Robin
RBi Biggs, RD. RHi Higgins, R.A
RBk Briick, R. RHo Hci.ek, Radislav
RBo BOOrne, Rotert RHO Oliver, Ruth Hale
RBr Brown, Raymond A RHP Pierce, Richard Holton
RBs lh;teels, R. RHS Hope Simpson, R.
RC Carpenter,Rhys RHu Humm,RJ.
RCd Caldarelli, R. RiA Amlrosini, R.
RO Coulbom, Rushton RIC Caplice, Rl.
RCo Coleman. Rotert G. G. RiT Janko, Richard
'
RCv Cavenaile, Robert RiK Kamm, Richard
RD Thscat,R. RiN Nicholls, Richard
RDB Barnett, R.D. RJB Buck, Rotert J.
ROC Gorney, Rotert D. RJBl Blong,RJ.
Ril Dion,Roger RJH Hopper,RJ.
RIX Lrews, Rotert RL Lenardon, Rotert J.
REA Revue des Etudes Anciennes RJR Richard, Roterta J.
RET Jones, R.E. RK Katicic RacJa;lav
RfH Hiersche, Rolf RKH Harrison, R.K
RR Flaceliere, R. RL Loriaux,R.
RG Gansiniec, Ryszard RLa Labat, Rene
RGd Gordeziani, R. RLf Laffineur, Rotert
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Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
RLNB Barrer, R.L.N. RTa Tamassia, R.
RM MacAlister, R.A.S. RTh 1bioou, Roger
RMC Cook,R.M. RTr Treuil, Rene
RMd Maddin,R. RuH Hicks, Ruth I.
RMg Meiggs, Russell RuK Kassel, Rudolph
RMO Ogilvie, R.M. RuS Schmitt, RUdiger
RMW Wheeler, R.E. Mortimer RV Vanderiviere, R.
RnH Hodot,Rene RvR van Royen, R.A
RoB Brurnoough, Roocrt s. RVS Schoder, Raymond V.
RcC Oahay, Roland RVx de Vaux, Roland
Rd-1 Halleux, Rorert RVz Viredaz,Remy
RoL Lazzerrni, Romano RW Willetts, Ronald F.
RoN North, Rorert RWE Ehrich, Rorert w.
RoT Tefnin, Roland RWe Werner, Rudolf
RP Peroni, Renato RWH Hutchinson, R.W.
RK: Cbarles, Rorert P. RWi Wild,R.
RPh Phythyon, Reed RWJ Weil, Raymond
RPi Pittioni, Richard RWT Tucker, Rorert Whitney
RR Rocher,R. RWt Witte, Reinhard
RRH Holloway, R. Ross SA Alexiou, Stylianos
RRL Laxton,RR. SAE Eriksson, Sven A
RRS Stieglitz, Rorert R. SaL Levin, Saul
RS Santiago, Rosa A SaS Stucchi, Sandro
RSa SabOOdini, R. SB Benton, Sylvia
RSB Schmitt-Brandt, Rorert SBA Aleshire, S.B.
RSh Shafer, Rorert sc Calderone, Salvatore
RSM Merrillees, Rorert S. SCH Humphreys, Sarah Caroline le Messuriei
RSt Stememann, R. SD lliw, Sterling

Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
StC Cairns, Stewart S. TKr Karaphylloudis, T.
StD Diamant, Steven TKy Kelly, Thomas
StF Foltiny, St. TL Lamlxlin, T.O.
StH Hiller, Stefan TLS Times Literary Supplement
StK Kolkowna, St. TM Milewski, T.
StS Sinos, Stefan TrD llithan, Trude
sw Weinlx:rg, Saul S. 1Re Reekmans, Tony
SY Yaginuma, S. 1RS Smith, Thyrza Ruth
SyP Payrau, Sylvain TS Sinko, T.
TAW Alexandrato-Wybenga, T.G. TSh Shear, Jr., T. Leslie
TB Blaszczyk, T. TSp Spyropoulos, Theodoros
TBJ Jones, Tom B. TSu Sulamirski, T.
TBM Mitford, T.B. TSW Wheeler, T.S.
TCh Cl!ampion, Timothy TTD Duke, T.T.
TCS Smid, T.C. TIE Tsavellas-Evj:n, T.H.
TeM Mantero, Teresa TVB Blavatskaja, T.V.
TOP Powell, T.G.E TVG Gamkrelidze, Thomas V.
TH Howe, Thalia P. TW Webster, T.B.L.
ThGP Palaima, Thomas Gerard TWe Wertime, Theodore A
ThK Knecht, Th. TWJ Jacobsen, Thomas W.
THP Price, Theodora Hadzisteliou TZ Zlatkovskaya, T.D.
ThP Poljakov, Th. UBi Bianchi, Ugo
TIM the Times UH Holscher, Uvo
TJ Jones, T.B. UN Naumann, Ute
TJa James, T.G.H. UR Rtitersworden. Udo
TJP Papdopoulos, Thanasis J. URa Rapallo, U.
TKB Bender, Todd K. VA Aravantinos, V assilis L.
TKM Mocwe,T.C.Kingsmill VAl Istrin, V.A.
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Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
VB Burr, V. VSt Struve, V asili V.
VBT Trul:ilovic, Volislav B. VTB Tatton-Brown, Veronica
VD Ikslxxough, V .R.d A vu Ustinov, V.A.
VdA D Agostino, V. WA Anderson, W.French
VIAl D.unitrescu, V. WaB Beringer, Walter
VE Ehrenberg, V.L. WAB Brewer, W.A.
VeB Batchvarov, Ventzeslar WAI Allen, W. Sidney
VG Georgiev, Vladimir WaM McLeod, Wallace E.
VGB Borukhovic, V.G. WAR von Reitzenstein, Wolf-Annin Frciherr
VGr Grace, V.R. WAW Ward, William A
VHa Hankey, Vronwy WB Brice, William C
VI Ivanov, V.V. WBe Belardi, W.
ViB Bubenik, Vit WBI Ingalls, Wayne Barritt
VK Karageorghis, V assos WBk Burkert, Walter
VKe Kenna, V.E.G. WBl Bliirnel, W.
VL Iiittel, Verena WBo Borgeaud, W.
VlB Bamiteanu, Vladimir WBr Brandenstein, Wilhelm
VLC CymOOrskij, V.L WCa Calder, W.M.
VLR La Rosa, Vincenzo WCD CDwgill, Warren C.
VM MiloiCic, Vladimir WCu Cl!lican, William
VMS Sergeev, V.M. WD Dressler, Wofgang
VNJ Jarcho, V.N. WdB den Boer, W.
VP Pisani, Vittore WDN Niemeier, Wolf-Dietrich
VPK Kazanskene, V.P. Wib Ihllan, Walter F.
VPo Popovitch, Vladislav WE Eilers, W.
VPY Yailenko, V.P. WEB Brown, W. Edward
vs SevoroSkin, Vitali V. WEk Ekschmitt, Werner
vss Sergeev, V.S. WeN Nahm, Werner
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Author Abbreviations
Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name
ZSG Stos-Gale, Z.A.
ZSt Stewart, Zeph
ZT Tofalis, Zannetos
zz ZlatuSka, Z.
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