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STUDIES IN MYCENAEAN 

INSCRIPTIONS AND DIALECT 

1984-85 

Edited by 

NICK DOBSON 

With the assistance of 

Marie-Claire Beaulieu 

Douglas Boin 

Maurizio Del Freo 

Amy Dill 

Joseph D. Hill 

Dimitri N akassis 

Grant Nelsestuen 

Christopher Pennock 

Kevin Pluta 

Fran\oise Rougemont 

Anna Sacconi 

Elizabeth Sikkenga 

J org w eilhartner 

PROGRAM IN AEGEAN SCRIPTS AND PREHISTORY 

DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS 

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 

2004

Copyright © 2004 

Program in Aegean Scripts and Prehistory 

!Xpartment of Oassics 

The University of Texas at Austin 

ISBN 0-9649410-7-4 

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Acknowledgments 

Studies in Mycenaean Inscriptions and Dialect gratefully 

acknowledges the organizational and advisory support of Thomas G. 

Palaima and the research resources of the Program in Aegean Scripts and 

Prehistory (P ASP) of the Department of Classics at the University of 

Texas at Austin. PASP is supported through the College of Liberal Arts. 

Once again, SMID is deeply grateful for the financial assistance of 

the Institute for Aegean Prehistory (INSTAP). Special thanks go out to 

Prof. Anna Sacconi and Dr. Maurizio Del Freo in Rome, Dr. Fran

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Table of Contents 

Bibliography .................................................................................................................................... ! 

Indices 

Linear B Signs ................................................................................................................. 23 

Linear B ldeogrruns ....................................................................................................... 26 

Linear B Words .............................................................................................................. 29 

Linear B Texts ................................................................................................................ 'if/ 

Linear A Signs ................................................................................................................ l29 

Linear A ldeogrruns ...................................................................................................... l31 

Linear A Words ............................................................................................................. 132 

Linear A Texts ............................................................................................................... l34 

Subjects ............................................................................................................................ 142 

Abbreviations of Authors' Names ............................................................................................ l52 

SMID Fonnat lnfonnation ........................................................................................................ l'ifl 

C>rdering lnfonnation ................................................................................................................... l89

JnB3 

BENNET, John 

Bibliommv 

The Soucture of the Linear B Administration at Knossos 

American Journal of Archaeology 89 ( 1985), pp. 231-249 

JnB attempts to piece together the archaeological and textual evidence both fa- the links between Knossos and second-crder 

centers and fcr their role in administration. 

EB74 BENNETT Jr., Emmett L 

The Importance of Pylos in the History of Mycenaean Studies 

Pylos Comes Alive, 1984, pp. 1-9 (CySfThGP I) 

EB revie"M; Pylos' impooance fa- Mycenaean archaeological and epigraphical studies. 


The First Mycenaean Inscribed Tablets Ever Found on the Greek Mainland 

FS McDonald, 1985, pp. 37-48(NCW!WOC I) 

EB describes the role of the Pylos tablets in the deciphenrent of Linear Band ongoing studies of Mycenaean society. 


linear A Hoose of Cards 

Proceedings (J(the Fif'th International Cretological Congress, ed., D.lbeocharis, val. I, pp. 47-56. 

lrak.leio: Kritis, Etairia Kritikon lstOOkon Meleton, 1985 

EB discusses general problems of decipherment and pqllliar and fictional accoonts thereof. He compares the problems of the 

deciphemJent of Linear B with those of unear A. 

JaB8 BEST, Jan G. 

Ku-ni-su: Emmer Wheat a- Personal Name? 

Talanta 16-17 (1984-85), pp. 77-79 

JaB hypothesizes that ku-ni-su coold be either "emmer wheat" cr a personal name. 

PPB3 BETANCOURT, PhilipP. 

The Hi.Hory o( Minoan Pottery 

Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1985 

A detailed and ccrnplete survey of Minoan pottery. 

FrB I BIERLAIRE, Franz 

II etait une fois I 'ecriture 

Etudes Classiques 52 ( 1984), pp. 193-205 

FrB surveys the development of writing in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and the Aegean, culminating in the Greek alphabet. 

AHBI BIKAKI, Aliki H. 

Ayia Irini: The Potters' Marks 

Keos IV. Mainz: Philipp von Zabem, 1984 

AHB publishes and systematically analyzes 205 potters' marks frcrn Bronze Age Ayia lrini, Keos. 

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HWH3 

HASKEI..L, Halford W. 

Bibliml)by 

Pylas: Stimlp Jars and the Intematiooal at Trade 


The oo ttade was not oo the scale i.Ixlicated by large deposits of jars at Argolid and Boeotian sites. HWH suggests possible reasons 

for the lack of more evidence. 

HWH4 HASKEI..L, Halford W. 

The Origin of the Aegean Stirrup Jar and its Earliest Evolutioo and Distributioo (MBIII-LBI) 

American Journal of Archaeolo!(y (AlA) 89 ( 1985), pp. 221-229 

A !rood overview of early stinup jars, with l:rief references to Linear B tablet references and later exempla with Linear B 

inscriptions. 

HeH2 HEITRIGI, Heinrich 

Zwn Kasussynkretismus im Mykenischen 

Miinchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschoft 46 ( 1985), pp. 111-122 

HeH reviews the morphological evidence and coocludes that the dative and locative cases coolesced in Mycenaean Greek, as did 

the ablative and instrumental cases. 

AH152 HEUBECK, Alfred 

Homer und Mykene 

Gymnasium 91 (1984), pp. 1-14 

In a discussion aimed at non-Mycenologists. AH l:riefly compares Homer's depictioo of Bronze Age Greece with the evidence 

from archaeology and the linear B texts. He coocludes that Hcmeric epic reflects very little of the Bronze Age, and that the epic 

tradition postdates it. 

AH 153 HEUBECK, Alfred 

Rev: GOOart and Olivier, GORI LA IV. 198) (I.AiiJO 10) 

Gnomon 56 (1984), pp. 74-76 

Brief discussion of the volume's format and methoos in a very positive review. 


Rev: Schachermeyr. Die !(riechische Ri.ickerinnerun!( im Lichte neuer Forschun!(en, 1983 (FS 27) 

Giittin!(ische Gelehrte Anzei!(en 236 (1984). pp. 1-11 

AH praises the SCq:Je and provocative nature of FS's work, but is skeptical toward his view that the epic traditioo originated in the 

Mycenaean Bronze Age. 


Zu einigen kleinasiatischen Ortsnamen 

Glotta 63 ( 1985), pp. 115-136 

AH adduces unear B evidence in discussing the name Miletas. 

AH156 HEUBECK, Alfred 

Zu den mykenischen Stoffadjektiven 

Miinchener Studien zur Sprachwi.uenscho.fi 46 (1985), pp. 123-138 

AH examines the morphology of Mycenaean nouiKierived adjectives denoting what something is made of. 

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AH 158 

HEUBECK, Alfred 

BibJiomljly 

Rev: Snell, ed., Lexicon desfriihgriechischen Epos II 

Gymnasium 92 (1985), pp. 541-543 

AH criticizes the l,!i?rE's linguistic treatment of its entries and provides bibliography fcr some words. 

AH/GN2 HEUBECK, A., and G. NEUMANN 

Zwei weitere griechische Belege fiir idg. *ieudh-? 

Glotta 63 (1985), pp. 2-7 

AH/GN derive varioos proper names from a PIE root *ieudh-, "fight." 

StH31 HilLER, Stefan 

Te-o-po-ri-ja 

Aux Origines de l'hellenisme (FS van Effenterre), pp. 139-150. Paris: Publications de Ia Scrboone, 1984 

StH suggests that te-o-po-ri-ja refers to cult ceremonies in \\-hich divine images were carried . 

.ITII43 HCX)KER, James T. 

Rev: Probonas. 'H MvKflVOtKT'] emKi]!le [3acrf1 Ta llVKevatKa KEijleva Ka\ Ta 'OilflPlKa 

ETifl, 19&> 

Journal (>(Hellenic Studies 104 ( 1984), pp. 191-192 

Reviewing tnefly each of Probonas · main comparisons between Homeric anomalies and Mycenaean Greek, .ITII is highly critical of 

Probonas · rnethcxls and conclusions. 

Lll INNOCENrE. Lucia 

Un 'isoglossa miceneo-anatolica 

Rendiconti dell' /stituto Lombardo 115 (1981) [1984], pp. 371-386 

LI hypothesizes that the Mycenaean -i dative of the coosonantal stems derives from the Indo-European locative. This ending is 

mcre widespread at Mycenae than at K.!"lSa; cr Pyla;. The innovatioo protnbly arose in Anatolia and was brought into Greece by 

tha;e immigrants \\

GN:D NEUMANN, Giinter 

i-pe-me-de-ja, eine mykenische llitin 

Munchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 46 (1985), pp. 165-171 

GN suggests reading the name of the Mycenaean galdess i-pe-meo{!e-ja as /spemedeia "counsel-giver," deriving the first 

element from the root *sep- "furnish, provide fer." 

GN21 NEUMANN, Giinter 

Zwei kretische Gaternamen 

Sprachwissenschaftliche Forschungen. FS.fur Johann Knobloch, edd., biberg, Schmidt, and 

Bothien, pp. 265-2';U. lnnsbruck: lnnsbrucker Gesellschaft zur Pflege der Geisteswissenschaften, 1985 

Brief mention of Ilnear B e-ri-ka in ON's suggestion that the name feAxavos is that of a Cretan tree-galdess. 

Joro OLIVIER, Jean-Pierre 

Une inscription en lineaire A au Musc!e du LaiVre 

Revue archiologique 1984, pp. J-12 

JO analyzes in detail the Louvre's llnear A inscriptioo IPS 358(9). He gees over the histcry of the stone, the different publications 

in Mrich it is now to be found, and provides a palaeographic commentary. 

1061 OLIVIER, Jean-Pierre 

Administrations at Knossa; and Pyl(l): What Differences? 

Py/os Comes Alive, 1984, pp. 11-18 (CyS/IhGP I) 

JO systematically compares the differences in Linear 8 administration between Knossos and Pylos, and in particular 

their archival practices. 

ThGPI2 PALAIMA, Thomas G. 

Inscribed Stirrup Jars and Regionalism in Ilnear B Crete 

Studi micenei ed egeo-anatolici (SMEA) 25 (1984), pp. 189-:D3 

ThGP argues that the evidence of the stirrup jars need not imply centralized control at Knossa;. 

ThGP 13 PALAIMA, Thomas G. 

Scrilxll Qganizatioo and Palatial Activity 

Py/os Comes Alive, 1984, pp. 31-39 (CyS/IhGP I) 

ThGP discusses the erganization of scrilxll activity within the epigraphical and archaeological context of the Palace of Nester. 

ThGPI4 PALAIMA, Thomas G. 

Appendix 

in Pylos: Pa/mprints and Palm/eaves, pp. 99-107. Gi:itebcrg: Paul Astroms Fcrlag, 1985 (KESIPAs I) 

ThGP relates the findings of KESIP As to the analysis of scribal practices. 

ThGPI5 PALAIMA. Thomas G. 

Secondary Criteria for Identifying Scrilxll Hands: Interdisciplinary Considerations 

Transactions of the Society for Textual Scholarship 2 (1985), pp. 55-67 

ThGP addresses the problem of attributing particular llnear B tablets to individual scribes, focusing oo the 1112 Pyl(l) tablets in 

crder to standardize research methods. He provides a chart of significant and insignificant sign variations and describes criteria 

fer identifying scribal hands. 

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ThGP/CyS2 

BibJiompby 

PAlAIMA, T., arxl C. SHELMERDINE 

Mycenaean Archaeology arxl the Pyla; Texts 

Archaeolo[?ical Review from Cambrid[?e 3:2 (1984), pp. 7(r89 

ThGP/CyS focus on the Archives Rooms, perfumed oil texts, arxl the Northeast W

Jl.P 39 PERPIU..OU. Jean-Louis 

Freres de sang ou freres de culte? 

Studi micenei ed egeo-anatolici (SMEA) 25 ( 1984), pp. 205-m 

Jl.P wonders whether lndo-EurqJean "tllriiter "brother" has nxre of a social than a familial significance and argues that 

*341* 35-te represents the wool cppaTT]p. 

Jl.P40 PERPIU.OU, Jean-Louis 

l..es syUabogrammes *34 et *35 

Studi micenei ed egeo-anatolici (SMEA) 25 ( 1984), pp. 221-236 

JLP presents the textual evidence frr his equation of * 341* 35 with pra. 

Jl.P41 PERPIU..OU, Jean-Louis 

Discussions myceruennes Ill: o-wi-de-ta-i 

Bulletin de Ia Societe de Linguistique de Paris 79 ( 1984), pp. 205-211 

Jl.P propa;;es reading the problematic o-wi-de-ta-i as three words: ws flOil Taht, in which wi-de represents a final subjunctive 

and ta-i a feminine demonstrative (sc. ko-to-na, vel sim.). 

NP14 PLA TON, Ntkolaos 

Zakros. The Discovery of a Lost Palace of Ancient Crete 

Amsterdam: Adolf M. Hakkert, 1985 (reissue of NP 9, 1971) 

NP summarizes the finds from excavations at the palace of Kato Zakros, including the wider implications of 

the discoveries. 

NPIIPi I PLA TON, N., and I. PIN! 

Corpus der minoischen und mykenischen Siegel 

Vol II. Part 3: Die Siegel der Neupalastzeit. edd., F. Matz and I. Pini. Berlin: Gebr. Mann, 1984 

A catalogue of Minoan Neopalatial (MM 111-LM I B) seals from the lraklion museum 

JR45 RAISON, Jacques 

Bulletin des Etudes Egeo-Anatoliennes 

Revue des Etudes Grecques (REG) 97 (1984), pp. 84-132 

A survey and summary of the then-recent scholarship of the Aegean Bronze age, focusing especially on 

scripts. 

PRe I REHAK. Paul 

New Clb;ervations on the Mycenaean 'Wanirr GOOdess' 

Archi.iologischer Anzeiger (1984), pp. 535-545 

PRe concludes from his analysis of multiple Minoan and Mycenaean depictions of a figure wearing a boar's-tooth helmet. bearing 

a figure-eight shield, and holding a swrrd rr spear that this represents a wanirr goddess, whom he identifies as 

a-ta-na-po-ti-ni-ja, frrerunner of Athena. 

ER56 RISCH, Ernst 

Rev: Olantraine, Dictionnaire erynwlogique de Ia langue grecque: histoire des nu1ts, Tome IV-2, 

-W et Index, 1910 (PC ffl) 

Kratylos 29 (1984), pp. 93-104 

In a mostly positive review. ER makes a few critical points about the use of Mycenaean evidence in the dictionary. 

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CySfThGP I 

Bibliomgb.y 

SHELMERDINE, C., and T. PALAIMA 

edd., Pylos Comes Alive 

New Y ark: Archaeological Institute of America, 1984 

Papers from a cooference in memory of Oaireve Grandjouan oo industry and administratioo at the Palace of Pyla. See: CyS 6, EB 

74, HWH 3, ITe 15, JKi 35, JO 61, JWt 2, ThGP 13, and VA 7. 

KESIPAs I SJCQUIST, K.-E. and P. ASTROM 

Py/os: Palmprints and Palm/eaves 

Gtitelxrg: Paul Astrorns Ftrlag, 1985 

KESIP As sunnnarize the history of fingerprint analysis and present their methoo and results from a study of palm-prints oo 

tablets from Pylos, as \Wll as six tablets from Mycenae. 

SRS3 SLINGS, S. R. 

Mycenaean IA!ta fer an Autonomous I}Jal 

Proceedin11s of the Vl/th Congress of the International Federation l!{the Societies o.fClassical 

Studies, ed., J. Hannatta. vol. 2, pp. 499-506. Atlantic Highlands. NJ: Humanities Press, 1984 

SRS suggests the existence of an extra-textually determined dual in Linear B tablets. 

ASp I SPEIRS, A. G. E. 

Proto-Indo-European Laryngea/s and Ablaut 

Amsterdam: Verlag Adolf M. Hakkert, 1984 (Bibliotheca Slavonica Bd. 24) 

ASp attributes the origins of Indo-European ablaut, reconstructed as the oppa;itions (unaccented) a : u and (unaccented) e : i, to 

two phonemic laryngeals: palatal If and labial If. Hittite is the focus of the argument, with Mycenaean providing a few 

comparanda. 

JT6 TAILLARDAT,Jean 

Une panegyre en Crete Mycemienne? 

Revue des Etudes Grecques (REG) 97 (1984), pp. 365-373 

JT interprets KN Fp 14 as a religious text describing events occurring in a month named tor a 

community-wide festival when olive oil was pressed. 

ATvl TAMV AKI, Angela 

Minoon and Mycenaean Elements in the Iconography of the Pyla; Sealings 

L' /conographie minoenne. Actes de Ia table ronde d'Athenes (21-22 avril 1983 ). edd .. IA!rcque 

and Poursat, pp. 267-292. Paris: Depositaire, Diffusion de Boccard, 1985 

In examining the ic

NCW/WOCI 

WILKIE, N. and W. COULSON 

Bibliommy 

edd., Contributions to Aegean Archaeology: Studies in Honor of William A. McDonald 

(Publications in Ancient Studies No. I) 

Minneapolis: Center for Ancient Studies, University of Minnesota, 1985 

A collectioo of papers 011 a \\ics, including Linear B's CO!ltrirutiotlS to the study of Aegean 

prehistory. See: EB 75, SGC I, and TBII. 

JWt2 WRIGHT, James C 

O!anges in Fonn and Functioo of the Palace at Pyla; 


JWt \\

a-ko-ra-ja a-ma-ru-ta a-mo 

EQ 3.fJ7, 100 EQ-3.97 JlP 40.228, 2.l) 

JLP39.219 MR32.462 FG2104 

a-ko-ra-jo a-ma-ru-ta-o a-mo-i-je-to 

CyS8.87 SRS3.504 ITe 15.74 

a-ko-ro a-ma-ru-to a-mo-ra-ma 

JK.i3558 

ro 2.84 n.464 

JMc5.46 

FG2.36 

AH 156.1}) 

a-mo-si 

a-ko-ro-we-i 

GN20.166 

a-ma-ru-to-de 

u 1.377 

AH 157.88 

CR. 103.110 n.19 

a-ko-so-ne a-mi-ni[ 

GuL 3.46 

ER56.97 JMc5.65 

a-mo-ta 

AH 157.71 

a-ko-so-ta a-mi-ni-si[ 

CyS6.90 AM 38.81f 

a-mo-te-jo-na 

CyS8 HeH 2.114, 116 AH 156.1}) 

JMc5.62n.4 

JR45.118 

FG2 

a-ku-na-i 

MR32.463 

a-mi-ni-si-ja 

u 1.377 

FG251 

a-mo-te-re 

u 1.378 

a-mo-te-u 

cro6.227 

a-mi-ni-si-jo 

AH 156.125, 127, 129 

a-ku-ri-jo 

FG2104 

JC 128.1% 

EI-121.182 

HeH 2.113, 120 n.6 a-mo-te-wi-ja 

a-ku-ro 

SRS3.502 FG295n543 

JR45.110 

a-mi-ni-so a-mu-ta-wo 

a-rna 

AUc 1.138 

FG251 

JMc5.102f 

JLP 39.219 

a-mi-ni-so-de 

a-mu-ta-wo-no 

JMc5.117f 

*a-ma-ko-ro StH 31.139, 143 

CyS 8.37 n.73 

a-mi-]ni-so-de 

a-ma-ko-to JMc 5.19, 105 

AFH 1.35 

AUc 1.137 

a-mi-nwa 

LyB 15.133 

JMc5.78 

SRS 3.503 n.22 

31 

a-mu-ta-wo-qe 

u 1.378 

*a-na-ka 

FG244n228

a-na-ka-te a-no-no a-pa-re-u-pi 

PCr 2.44 n.228, 57 n.])4, 79 n.433 AH 157.62 n.8 AH 157.64 

a-na-ke-e 

EB 74.5f 

SRS 3.501 n.l5 

CyS 8.17, 112 

JKi 38.m n.18 

JMc5.42 

ThGP 15.62 

*a-pa-re-we 

a-na-ki-ti 

a-no-qo-ta 

JMc5.13f 

PCr 244 n.228, , 46 n.244 AH 154.9 JR45.114 

a-na-mo-ta 

CR 99.164 

CR. 101.174 a-pa-ta-wa 

GK 10.118 

u 1.3ID 

HM38.3l)f 

a-no-we 

CyS 8.136 

a-pa-ta-wa-ja 

a-na-mo-to 

EB74.7 

StH 31.143 

a-na-pu-ke 

JLP40 

a-ne-mo 

KzB 1.8 

a-ne-mo-i-je-re-ja 

GN20.167 

AH 157.62 n.8 

ASp 1.113 

AUc 1.137 

EB74.5f 

JKi37.27 

RBr2250 

a-no-wo-to 

JMc 5.2lf 

a-nu-to 

LyB 15.134 

PCr 2.106. 113, 115 n.666 

CCo6.212 

a-pa-ta-wa-jo 

CyS 8.135 

EH 21.182 

GK 10.118 

JmMJMHu 1.2 

a-pa-tu-wo-te 

LoG 29.123, 125 

a-pe-a-sa 

HeH 2.113ff 

a-ne-u-te 

RBr2.179 

YD59.109 

a-nu-to-jo 

JMc5.52 

a-pe-do-ke 

SRS3.502 

a-ni-ja 

a-nu-wi-ko a-pe-e-ke 

JLP40 

a-ni-ja-pi 

JKi35.58 

a-ni-o-ko 

PCr2.48 

a-no- 

AM38.112 

a-no-wo-to 

PCr 2.113 

-a-o 

AH 156.126, 129 

a-o-ri-me-ne 

JMc5.100f 

PCr2.57n.m 

a-pe-e-ke[ 

u 1.377 

a-pe-ke-e 

AH 156.124 

CR 103.119 

AH 157.82 

JKi 34.187 ECr 3.99, 99 n.20 

GK 10.3

a-ra-ku-ro-se a-re-ke-se[ a-ri-ja-wo 

AH 156.126 YD57.43 AH 156.132 

a>a 21.287, 289 

a-re-ke-se-q a-ri-wo 

a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-na 

CR. 103.147 n.149 CCo 6.203 n.12 

RP40.233 HeH 2.121 n.8 

a-ro-ll:l 

a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-no a-re-ki-si-to 

CyS8 

JR45.103 

a-ra-ru-wo-a 

AH 157.73 

a-ra-ru-wo-ja 

HeH2115 

u 1.378 

a-re-ko-to-re 

GiB4.183 

JR45.103 

a-ro-do-ro-o 

JK.i36 

a-ro-pa 

CCo 6.203 n.l7, 205 

ER56.96 

a-ra-si-jo 

a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo 

AVe 1.138 

CyS8.17,20 

JaB 8.79 n.ll 

PC'x 289 

AH 152.11 

ER56.f}7 

a-re-pa-te a-ro-ta 

JMc 5.16n.2 CCo6.217 AH 157.89 

JR45.115 

a-re-pa-zo[ 

PC'x 2.54, 54 n.286 

a-re 

CCo 6.231. 231 n.92 

a-ro-te 

AH 156.124 

CLR 1.166 

CR. 99.155 

CR. 103.107 

CyS 6.a21.285 

StH 31.144. 144 n.20 

ThGP 13.35 

YD57.44 

a-re-pa-zo-o 

SRS 3.:ill n.20 

a-re-po-zo-o 

CR. 103.158 

a-re-su-ti-jo 

JR45.118 

a-re-ta-wo 

JMc5.93. 94 

JnB 3.238 n.23, 239 

JR45.114 

LoG :l>.l76, 195 n.2 

PC'x 2.54, 54 n.286 

a-ro-u-ra 

JK.i35.54 

JKi 38.279 n.21 

JMc5 

JnB3 

JR45.113f 

LoG :l>.l75. 196 n.7 

PAs/LP!LeP 1.28, 87 

PC'x 2.98 n.559 

ThGP 12 

a-re-ja ThGP 12.196 

Per 2.88 n.4

di-wo-pu-ka-ta do-ri-ka-o ]-do-we-i 

u 1.3!1) AH 156.132 YD 57.46, 66 n.76 

do-de do-ro-jo-jo do-we-jo 

CTh6.224 JMc5.78 CyS 8.87 

do-e-ra/ro 

LoG :l>.198 n.54 

do-ro-pe-ja 

do-we-o 

AM38.108 

EB74.6 

EB 74.6f SRS 3.501, 501 n.l6 JMc5.&5 

JR45.110 

PCr 2.69 n.375, 71, 77 do-ro-qe-ja du-ma 

do-e-ro-i 

AH 156.124 

]do-ke 

JMc 5.113 

do-po-ta 

GiB4.183 

do-se 

HM38.333 

do-si-mi-ja 

AH 157.68 

CyS6.90, 93 

EB745 

PCr2.95ff 

du-ma-te 

Jl.P41.2al 

]du-ma-ti 

AH 157.67 

JMc 5.52, 52 n.8, 91 CyS8 GiB 4.183, 1&5, 188 

JnB 3.24 L 241 n.37 

PAs!LP!LeP 1.87 do-]si-mi-ja 

JMc 5.29, :l> 

JR 45.l, 118 

*do-qa 

HvE23.156 

IT 6.369 n.l8 

PCr 2.99 n.566 

JC 128.197 do-si-mi-jo-qe StH 31.141 

JMc5.105 AH 157.68 

VA 7.48 

do-qe-ja 

PCr 2.81 n.454 

SRS 3.501 n.16 

EH23.51 

VA 7.48 

do-so-mo 

du-ne-u 

JC 128.197 

IT6.372f 

do-qe-u 

AH 157.68 

PCr2 

du-ni-jo 

IT 6.372' 

do-ti[ 

JK.i37.27 

*do-qo 

AH 157.78 

du-ru-to-mo 

CCo 6.203 n.16. 206 

JKi 36.150 n.3 

u 1.378 do-ti-ja JK.i37.31 

do-ri-je-we 

AH 152.14 

CTh 6.203 n.12 

GiB 4.182 n.3 

PCr 2.105 n.fill 

]du-we 

SRS3.504 

ITe 15.74 

SRS 3.501 n.l6, 502 

do-ti-jo 

]du-wi-ja 

SRS 3.503 n.22 

GiB4.190 

41

-e-wi-ja/jo i-ja-te i-je-VWl 

AH 157.72 CCo6.224 JMc5.119f 

JMc5.17f 

u 1.378 *i-je i-jo(-qe) 

JU-2 

ThGP 12.197 

JU-2.92n522 

i-je-re-e-u 

AH 157.73 

ro 2.110 n.632 

e-wi-ku-wo-te 

JKi35 

-i-jo 

CR 103.118 n.46 JKi 38.251, 278 nXl JU-2.45 

e-wi-ri-pi-ja 

JMc5.23ff 

JnB3 

i-jo-te 

CCo6.208 JR45.114 CyS6.84n.9 

e-wi-ri-po i-je-re-ja 

CyS8.45 

u 1.378 

AH 1528 

AH 157.64. 86, 89 

CyS8.24 

GiB4.189 

i-ju 

CCo7.79f CFaXl.332 JMc5.119f 

CR 103.126 n.68 PCr 2.93 n.534. 1:l) n.741 

EB74.5 

i-ke-ta 

JLP 39.214ff 

JMc 5.36, 99, 116 

i-je-re-u 

JKi 38.249 

u 1.377 

JR45.116 

LyB 15.133 

SRS3.503 

PCr 2.111 n.640 

i-je-[re ]-u 

i-ku-wo-i-pi 

JK.i 36.149 

e-wi-te-wi-jo 

ECr3 

AH 157.75 

MR32.466 

i-na-ma-ta 

AH 156.134 

GiB4.184 

JU-2.105 

e-wo-ta-de 

JLP40.223f 

-i 

i-je-re-we 

JLP40.232 

JU-2.111 

i-je-re-wi-jo 

JMc5.46 

PCr 2.115 n.666 

i-na-o-te 

AM38.92 

i-ne-u 

JLP40.235 

i-pa-sa-na-ti 

JMc5.83 

i-da-i-jo 

PCr 2.115 n.666 

i-je-re-wo 

CyS8.72 

CR 99.176n.25 

CyS 8.101 

JC 128.1% 

-i-ja-o 

SRS 3.502 n.Xl 

i-je-ro 

JK.i 38.249f 

i-pe- 

JLP39.217 

i-ja-pu2-we 

JLP40.225 

JMc 5.49f 

i-je-ro-wo-ko 

JLP40.225 

JMc5.50 

i-pe-me-de-ja 

JMc5.122 

47

i-pe-me-de-ja- i-qo i-te-ja 

AH 157.69, ff1 CCo6.224 AFH 1.35 

CCo7.77 JKi 38.279 n.21 AH 15210 

CR 103.108 n.9 

EB745, 7 

JMc5.88, 99 

ut.m 

HvE23.155 

JLP39.218 

HvE23.155 

ITe 15.74 

JC 125.454 

PCr 2.104 n.593 

i-qoi-te-we-ri-di 

AH 157.66, 67 

JMc552n.7 JaB8.77 AM38.82 

JR45.112 

LoG:rl 

LyB 15.138 

PCr3.332 

i-qo-e-qe 

JMc 5.121 

CR 103.108 

EB745, 7 

EH23.52 

ITe 15.73, 79 

i-pe-se-wa 

JnB 3.241 n.36 

i-qo-jo 

JMc5.98f 

PCr2.104 

JR45.118 

IT6.J72 

i-wa-si-jo-ta 

i-pe-ta 

i-q9-na-to-mo LoG29.123f 

JMc5.94f 

LoG 29.123, 127f 

AH 156.125, 127, 133 

i-wa-so 

i-po-po-qo-i 

i-ra-ta JMc5.115 

SRS3.504 

i-qe-ja 

GiB4.185 

LoG29.123f 

i-re-we[ 

i-za 

CCo 6.213 n.45 

CyS 8.43 n.78 

JLP39.217 

JMc555 

u 1.378 

LoG :rl.199 n.54 

StH 31.146 

i-qe-ta 

i-ri-ja 

i-za- 

JKi 38.292 n.66, 293 n.72 

*i-qe-u 

AH 157.78 

AM38.77 

CyS 8.137 

AH 156.125, 127 

CCo6.216 

CyS 8.ffl i-sa-na-o-ti 

i-za-a-to-mo-i 

i-qi-ja 

VA 7.48 

VA8.352 

EB74.7 

EH23.52 

i-se-]we-ri-jo-jo 

CyS8.75, 78 

JC 128.:!>1 

i-*65(-qe) 

i-qi-ja-i 

CR 103.158 n.1%, 159 

JMc5.%f 

PCr 2.100 n.632 

AH 156.1:rl i-su-ku-wo-do-to 

GiB 4.184, 191 

i-ta-ja 

CCo6.208 

48 

ja-ke-te-re 

EB745, 7 

JC 128.1% 

LoG29.124

ka-mo ka-ra-a-pi ka-ra-u-ko 

JKi3558 JKiJ729 LyB 15.132f 

]-ka-mo ka-ra-do-ro ka-ra-we 

JKi 36.150 n.3 JMc5.111 MR32.465 

JKiJ7.31 StH 31.142 

ka-ra-wi-po-ro 

ka-na-pe-u ka-ra-e-ri-jo 

AM38.91 

AH 157.64 CyS8.92f JaB 8.79 n.l1 

GN20.167 

JKi 38.278 n.l9 

IG-2 

ka-ra-ka-te-ra 

IG-2.101 

YD57.18 

ka-ra-wi-po[ -ro 

ka-na-pe-we ka-ra-me-wo 

n.F40.225 

CPa21.284 

ro 2.70 n.376 

AH 156.129 

ka-ra-na-ko 

ka-ra-wi-so 

CXb 6.203 n.12 

ka-ne-ja 

JaB8.78 

ka-ra-*56-so 

AH 157.73 JMc5.121 JKi3558 

ka-pa ka-ra-ni-jo ka-ro 

CXb 6.231 n.92. 232 n.95 ITe 15.71 n.28 Jl.P39.216 

ka-pa-jo 

JMc5.60f 

ka-ro-ke-e 

AUc 1.137 

ka-ra-o-R]] 

JC 128.197 

CR 103.114 n.35 n.F40.221f. 224 JMc 5.113 

ka-pa-si-ja -ka-ra-o-re ka-ru-ka 

0Pa21.2SD n.F40 AH 156.1'37 n.20 

ka-pa-ti-ja ka-ra-pa-so 

CXb 6.225 n.76 

AH 157.89 SRS3.502 

ka-ru-ke 

ka-pi-ni-ja *k:a-ra-re-u 

JaB 8.78 

JMc5.88 CXb6.227 

ka-ru-no 

ka-po 

MR32.465 

ITe 15.71 n.28 

CR 103.118 ka-ra-re-we ka-ru-ti-je-ja 

ka-pu-ro 

JMc5.73f 

CXb7.00 

CR 97.91 

JKi38248 

PCr 2.121 n.696 

ka-se-u 

EB74.6. 8 JR45.116 CPa21.285

o-pe-ro-ta o-pi-su-ko o-ri-ko 

JKi35.53 JLP 39.219 CCo 6.221, 222 n.68 

JMc 5.100, 101 JLP40.22lf JMc5.75 

JnB 3.239 

JR45.114 o-pi-te-ke-e-u o-ta-ki 

o-pi 

CyS6.90 

FO 2.92f, 93 n.525 

o-pi-te--ke-e-u 

AH 157.78 

GK 10.239 

StH 31.139, 145 

CyS8 

JC 128.::JH 

JR45.119 

o-pi -!lz-ra 

FO 2.93 n.525 

o-pi-te-u-ke-e-we 

u 1.377 

F0281 n.451 

o-ta-re-wo 

u 1.377 

o-te 

CR 99.173 n.11 

o-pi-ti-ni-ja-ta 

CCo6.221 

o-pi-da-mi-jo 

AH 156.125, 127 

o-ti-na-wo 

JMc5.28 

o-po-qo 

JLP 39.216f 

o-pi-e-de-i 

AH 156.125 

o-ti-ri-ja 

CyS 8.66 CR 99.173 n.l2 PCr 2.121 n.696 

o-pi-i-ja-pi o-pu-ko-wo-ko o-to-wo-o 

CyS8.137 JMc5.89 MR32.465 

o-pi-ka-pe-e-we o-qa-wo-ni 

FO 2.112 n.649 

FO 2.81 n.451 

o-pi-ke-wi-ri-je-u 

VA8.352 

o-pi-ko-ru-si-ja 

JR45.116 

o-pi-ko-wo 

GN W.I65, 170 n.2, 170 n.5 

JC 128.196 

o-qe-qa 

AM38.92 

o-qo-o 

JMc5.49 

u 1.377 

o-to-wo-we-i 

u 1.38) 

CPa:ll.332 

o-to-wo-we-o 

CCo6.227 

o-to-wo-wi-je 

GiB4.189 

ITe 15.71 

o-re-e-wo o-tu-wo-we 

o-pi-qo-ro 

CR 103.117 n.43 AM38.112 

AH 157.89 

o-re-ne-ja

KNFb1059 KNFb5970 KNFp(2)363 

JMc5.38 JMc5.61 AH 157.67, 67 n.35, 86 

JMc 5.12, 29,31 

KNFb5431 

JMc5 

KNFbseries 

JKi 38.2iU, m 

IT 6.365 n.1, 369 n.18, m 

fG' 281 n.454 

KNFb5434 

1061.12 

ThGP 12.198ff 

KNFp(2)866 

ThGP 12.199 n.46 

KNFp (1) 1 

JMc5.31 

KNFb[S442] AH 157.67, 67 n.35, 86 

KN Fp (2) 5472 

JMc5.15 JC 128.193, 197 JMc5.12 

JMc 5.107, 113 JMD 3.185 n.58 

KNFb5443 JnB 3.235 n.12 IT 6.365 n.l. 369 n.18 

JMc5.105 

IT6.m 

LyB 15.137 

KN Fp (2) 5504 

KNFbS444 fG' 2.78 n.426 JMc5.12 

ThGP 12.199 n.46 KNFp (1)7 KNFpseries 

KNFb5446 JMc5.:D JnB3242 

JMD3.177 

KNFp (1) 13 

fG' 288 n.492 

ThGP 12.199f 

KNFb5451 

ThGP 12.199 n.46 

JC 128.197 

JMc 5.19, lOS, 1m 

IT6.m 

Kn Fp (1) series 

JMc5.113 

KNFb5459 

KNFp(1) 14 

JR45.m 

ThGP 12.199 n.46 

JMc5 

KNFs2 

KNFb5463 

JMD3.177 

JoB 12 

IT6 

JMc5.CX> 

KNFs3 

KNFb5467 

JMc5.:D 

KNFb5473 

JMc5.53 

KNFp 16 

IT6.373 

KNFp(1)48 

JMc5 

JMD3.185 

JMc 5.CX>. 113 

KNFs4 

JMc5.113 

KNFs8 

KNFb5476 

JMD3.185, 185 n.58 

KNFb5505 

JMc5.63 

KNFb5772 

JMc5.78 

fG' 247 n.246, 78 n.426 JMc 5.48, 113 

KNFp(2)354 

fG' 2 78 n.426 

CR 103.134 

KNFs 19 

JMc5.12 JMc 5.113f 

95 

KNFs2D 

JMc5.113

KNGa518 KN Ga (5) [1533] KNGgseries 

PCr2.76 JMc5.36 JKi38.ro 

JnB3.242 

KNGa519 KN Ga (5) 1536 ThGP12.:m 

PCr2.76 JMc5./U 

KN Gg (2) aeries 

KNGa674 KN Ga (1) 7594 JKi38.272 

CyS8.22 

JMD 3.187 n.68 

PCr2.76n.413, 77, 77n.422 

JMc5.61 

KNGaaeries 

KNGv862 

CR 103.106 n.2 

KNGa675 

AH 156.125 

JKi38.ro 

KNGv863 

JMD 3.187 n.69 JnB3.242 JKi 38.279 n.21 

PCr2 PCr2.76f JMc5.78 

KNGa KN Ga (1) series KNGv864 

PCr2.76n.413, 77n.422 JKi38.272 CR 103.106 n.2 

KNGa678 KN Ga (2) series KNG820 

PCr 2 77 n.422 JKi38.272 JMc 5.50, ro, 111 

KNGa679 KN Ga-Gg series 

JMD252 

PCr 2.77 n.422 ThGP 12.199 

KNG7'!m 

KNGa6tl> KNGg(1)702 

JMc 5.31 

PCr 2 77 n.422 JC 128.195 

KNK434 

KNGa68S 

ll.P40.233 

JMc52l 

APn 1.153f, 158 

KNK100 

PCr 2 76 n.413, 77 n.422 

KNGg(3)705 

KNGa834 JMc5.16,:D 

CyS 8.25, 147 

PPB 3.159 (unlareled) 

JMc5.53 

KNGg711 

ThGP12.W1 

ThGP 13.31 

KNGa(3)953 

JMc5 

JMc5.54f 

KNGg713 

KNK740 

CyS 8.135 

KNGa(4)992 JMD 3.187 n.68 LoG:ll.l90 

JMc5.73 

P0277 

KNKm 

KNGa 1058 KNGg(3)717 CyS8.49 

JMc5.62 

JMc 5.113 

KN Ga (5) 15:ll 

JMc 5.25, 72, 103 

97

KNI..c654 KNLd(1)573 KN Ld (2) 7frl 

JMc5.92 CyS8.66, 79 JLP 40.224ff 

KNI..c(2)7'm 

JMc555 

JKi 38.292 n.66, 293 n. 72 

JMD253 

PCr 253 n.284 

PCr 253 n.284 

KNLd(2)788 

ThGP 12.196 

KNLd(1)574 

JLP 40.225ff 

KNI..c7392 CyS8.66 KNLd(1)5955 

PCr2.:Xl JKi 38.292 n.66, 293 n.72 JMc5.27f 

KN Lc (1) 7549 

JMc5.25 

KN Lc (1) 7901 

JMc5.28 

KN Lc [7901] 

ThGP 12.197 

PCr 253 n.284 

KNLd575 

PCr 253 n.284 

KNLd579 

PCr 253 n.284 

KNLd(1)583 

JKi 38.293 n. 72 

ThGP 12.197 

KN Ld (2) 8192 

JlP.:U.225, 227 

KNLdseries 

JK.i38.272 

JR45.116 

KN Ld (1) series 

KNI..cseries PCr 253 n.284 JK.i38 

JK.i35 

JK.i38.272 

JR45.116 

KNLd584 

PCr 253 n.284 

JMD2 

ThGP 12.197 

KNI..e641 

PCr 2.49 n.2(() 

KNLd(1)585 

JKi 3551,53,55 n.16 

KN Lc (1) series CyS8.66 JK.iJ7.28 

JKi 38.253, 275 n.4, 287 n.44 JKi 38.292 n.66, 293 n.72 JMc5 

ThGP 12.197 PCr 253 n.284 JnB 3.242 n.39 

PCr 2.68 n.367 

KN Lc (2) series KNLd587 ThGP 12.197 

JK.i36.150 

JMD253 

KNI..e642 

JnB3.240 

KNLd(1)649 

ThGP 12.196 

JK.i3551 

JKi 38.292 n.66, 293 n.72 

JMc5.16, 86 

KNLd(1)571 PCr 253 n.284 

KNI..e654 

JK.iJ7.31 

KNLd(2)785 

JKi 38.293 n. 72 

JMc5.101 

JMD253 JLP 40.224ff JnB 3.239, 242 

PCr 253 n.284 JMc5.50 PCr2 

KNLd(1)572 KNLd(2)786 KNI..e5629 

JK.iJ7.31 JlP .:Xl.224, 226 JKi 3551 

JKi 38.293 n. 72 

JMc5.36, 70 

PCr 253 n.284 

ThGP 12.197 

99

KNI..e5646 KNL(5)513 KNL(3) 869 

JMc 5.36, 101, lll JMc5.17 JMc5.99 

ThGP 12.197 

KNL514 KNL871 

KNI..e5692 

PCr 2.67 n.359 PCr 2.53 n.284 

PCr 2.50 n.263 

KNL515 KNL (3) 1616 

KNI..e5903 

PCr 2.67 n.359 JMc5.99n.2 

PCr 2.50 n.263 

KNL520 KNL 1649 

KN I.e series 

JKiJ72B,32 JMc5.38 

JKi35.50f 

JKi 38.253, m, 294 n.86 

JR45.116 

PCr250 

ThGP 12.197 

JMc5.43f 

KNL588 

JMc5.55 

ThGP 12.196 

KNL(2)5909 

JMc5.116 

KNL(9)7400 

KNI..n 1568 KNL590 

JMc5.82 

JKi 35.54, 55 n.17 

JMc 5.25, 67. 89 

JMD 3.174 n.22 

JKi36.149 

KNL693 

KNL!I>lS 

JMc5.39n.l 

LyB 15.137 

CyS8.1:U 

KNL8159 

KNL 192 

JMc 5.121 

KN L 433 + 78ll> 

JMc5.1Xl 

KNL(3)455 

JMc5.99n.2 

KNL(3)473 

JMc 5.78, 78 n.6 

JKi 36.151 

JMc 5.119 

KNL695 

JKi 36.151 

KNL698 

JKi36.151 

KNL 758a 

PCr 2.52 n.282 

KNL(9)761 

PCr2.51 

KNL-series 

JKi 35.49f 

JKi38.Z72 

ThGP 12.195 

KNMc1508 

JMc 5.27f n.2 

KNMc4454 

JMc 5.41, 103 

KNL474 

PCr 2.52 n.282 

KNL(4)475 

JMc5.34 

KNL(4)484 

JMc5.34 

JMc5.82 

KNL(9)764 

JMc5.82 

KNL 771 

JMc5.46 

KNMc4455 

JMc5.59 

KNMc4456 

JMc5 

KNMc4459 

JMc 5.59, 59 n.2 

100

KNOd(1)667 KN Og (1) 1!ll KNRaseries 

JKi36.150 JMc5.25 CMD 1.64 

KNOd(1)681 KNOg833 KNSc 135 

CyS8.24 JKi 38.279 n.21 JMD 3.175, 177 

JKi36.150 

JKi37.31 

JMc5 

JnB 3.239, 246 KnSc217 

JMc 5."Kl, 114 

YD 57. "Kl n.l04 

KNOgSm 

JMc5.17 

KNOd(1)688 

JKi 37.'29 

JMc5.119 

KnSc226 

IU248n.255 

JMc5.86 

KNOd689 

LyB 15.137 

KNOd(1)696 

JMc5.116 

KNOd(2)718 

JMc5.16 

KNOd2026 

CyS8.X> 

KNOdS003 

JMc5.50 

KNOd5558 

JMc 5.66f 

KNOd!ll22 

KNOg7504 

CyS8.136 

KNPp493 

JMc 5.100, 105 

KNPp494 

JMc5.97 

KNPp495 

JMc5.78 

KNPp497 

JMc5.74 

KNPp498 

JMc 5.38, "Kl 

KNRa984 

CyS8.136 

KNSc238 

JMD 3.186 n.61 

KNSc239 

JMD3.175 

KNSc243 

JKi37.IJ 

KNSc250 

JMD3.175 

KNSc255 

JMD 3.175 n.25 

KNSc256 

JMD 3.175, l!ll 

KNSc261 

IU248n.255 

CyS8.X> 

KNRa1028 KNSc7476 

KNOd8202 

CyS8.136 JMc5.15 

JMc5.97 

KNOdseries 

KNRa 15«> KNScm2 

CMD 1.64 JMc5.15 

JKi 35.49, 51 

PCr 2.67 n.364 KNRa1548 KNSc7782 

KN Od (1) series 

JKi 38.253 

CMD 1.64 JMc5.15 

KNRa7498 

CMD 1.64 

102

KNScseries KNSe891 KN So (1) 4440 

JMD3.184 CyS 8.136 JKi 38.2% n.93 

JnB 3.242, 243 n.44 

PCr 248, 48 n.2'55 

KNSd4402 

CyS7.59 

SRS3.502 

Jl.P40.228 

KNSe 1007 

CyS8.136 

KNSeseries 

KNSo(1)4441 

JKi 38.296 n.93 

KN So (2) 4442 

JK.i34.176 

KN Sd (1) 4403 

JKi 38.2% n.93 JKi 38.2% n.93 

JKi 38.296 n.93 KNSfseries KN So (2) 4442 + fr. 

KNSd4404 

JMc 5.54f, 92 

CPa21.287 

JKi 38.296 n.93 

CPa21.287 

KNSg888 

JK.i34.177 

KN So (2) 4442 +X 4472. 

JMc5.92 

KNSd4407 

JKi38.272 

KN So (2) 4446 

JMc5.92 

KNSgseries 

JK.i34.176 

CPa21.287 CPa21.287 JKi 38.2% n.93 

KNSd4413 KNSk789 KN So (2) 4446 + sm 

JMc 5./D, 92 JKi 37.31 JK.i34.177 

JnB3.242 

CPa21.287 KN Sk (1) 8100 KN So (1) 4448 

KNSd4415 

CyS7.59 

JK.i36.150 

JK.i37.l)f 

JMc 5./D 

JnB3.242 

KNSo894 KNSoseries 

KNSd4422 

CyS8.136 CyS7.59 

ITH43.191 YD 57.68 n.99 JKi 38.296 n.93 

KNSdseries 

KN So (1) 4429 

JnB 3.242, 243 n.44 

AH 156.129 

CyS 8.136 

JnB 3.242. 243 n.44 

JKi 38.2% n.93 

KN So (1) 44:1> 

KN So (1) series 

JKi38.272 

0Pa21.286 JKi 38.296 n.93 

KN So (2) series 

KN Sd (1) series 

KN So (2) 4433 

JKi38.272 

JKi 38.2'53. 287 n.44. 296 n.93 JKi 38.296 n.93 

KNS8149 

KNSe 879 

KN So (2) 4438 

LyB 15.137 

JKi 38.296 n.93 

Jl.P40.228 

JKi 38.296 n.93 

KNS-series 

0Pa21.286 

103

KNX744 KNX4492 KNX7828 

JMc5.62, 94 JMD3.175 JMc 5.61 

KNX793 KNX5033 KNX7939 

JMc5.21 JKiJl.Jl. JMD3.175 

KNX795 KNX5111 KNX7944 

JMc5.46 JMc5.44 JKiJ7.32 

KNX974 KNX5125 KNX7966 

JMc5.62, 94 JKiJl.Jl. JMc5.118 

KN X 976 ( + 8263) KNX5759 KNX7989 

JMc5.29 JMD3.175 JKiJl.Jl. 

R:I2 

KNX5763 KNX8104 

KNX986 

JMc5.lll CyS8.136 

CyS8.136 

KNX5881 KNX8107 

KNX1014 

JMc5.62 JKiJl.Jl. 

CyS 8.135 

KNX7386 KNX8277 

KNX 

JMc5.121 JMc5.44 

JMD3.171 

KNX7441 KNX8768 

KNX 1385 

JMc5.119 JMc5.50 

JMc5.100 

KNX7631 KNZ 1715 

KNX 1463 

JMD 2.50, 50 n.10 YD57.J7 

ABK2.238 

KNX7668 KNZ 1716 

KNX 1538 

JMD 2.50. 50 n.10 YD57.38 

JMc5.ffin.7 

KNX7759 MY Au102 

KNX 1581 

JMc5.21 AH 157.62 n.8 

JMc 5.61 

KNX 1ll>1 

JMD3.1ID 

KNX2003 

JMD3.175 

KNX77(1J 

JMc5.21 

KNXm3 

JMc5.47 

KNX7814 

CyS8.117 

JR45.lll 

MY Au(IJ9 

CyS 8.118 n.Xll 

MY Au658 

R:I282n.455 

CyS8.136 

107

MYZ202 py Aa '701 py Aaseries 

JMc5.39 AH 155.128 AH 155.128 

LoG 30.196 n.7 ThGP/JWt 1.253 n.8 AH 156.133 

PCr 2.65 n.349 

MYZ664 

py Aa717 

AH157 

CyS6.95 

AH 157.85 

CyS8 

JMc5.44 CyS8.44 EB74.8 

JC125.455f 

MYZ710 py Aa752 JKi35 

YD57.J7 AH 157.85 

MYZ71S py Aa759 ThGP 13.34f 

JR45.122 SRS 3..501 n.15 

JKi 38.294 n.82, 294 n.85, 295 

n.89 

ThGP 14.100 

ThGP/JWt 1.258, 2f:IJ 

MYZ717 PYAam 

PY Ab186 

JR45.122 CyS 8.73 n.l29 

AH 155.128 

P¥1257 py AaT/9 

PY Ab189 

CyS8.66 AH 157.85 

AH 155.128 

PY AaiD-98 py Aa792 

py Ab355 

CyS 8.114 

ThGP 15.60 

py Aa94 

KES/PAs 1.54f 

AH 155.128 

py Aa798 

AH 155.128 

py AatD4 

AH 157.85 

PYAbm 

KES/PAs 1.52 

ThGP 15.62 

py Aa98 

CyS7.58 PY Ab382 

CR 103.109 n.16 

PCr 2.67 n.358 

CyS8.97 

JC 128.196 

AH 155.128 

py Aa240 py Aa81S 

py Ab388 

CyS 8.8 CyS8.44 

KES/PAs 1.52 

py Aa354 py Aa891 

py Ab448 

ThGP 15.62 CyS 8.8 

ThGP 14.104 

py Aa440 PY Aa lUI) 

PY AbSlS 

AH 157.85 AH 155.128 

AH 155.128 

py Aa.506 

CyS 8.73n.l29 py Ab558 

AH 157.71 

CyS 8.151 n.268 

KF.SIP As 1.51 

ThGP 14.104 

109

PY Aeseries py An261 PY An 645 (sic!) 

ThGP 13.35 AH 157.76 AH 157.73 

ThGP/JWt 1.257 ThGP 14.100 

py An654 

py An1 py An4'1:1 

AH 157.85, 88 

AH 157.78 JMc5.116 FJK261 

GK 10.239 JR45.102 GuL 3.17 

GuL 3.18 

JKi38.250 py An519 

ll.P .232 

JMD249 

PYAnS 

JKi 37.31 

AH 157.85, 88 

FJK261 

GuL 3.17 

PCr 2.73 n.391 

py An656 

PYAn7 

ll.P .232 

JR45.113 

AH 157.88 

CyS 8.86 n.154 

ll.P 39.219 PCr 2.73 n.391 GuL 3.17 

Jl.P40.222 

PY An567 

PCr 2.73 n.391, 100 n.626 

py An 18 

AH 157.79 

py An657 

ThGP/JWt 1.261 n.33 

py An594 

AH 157.71 

GuL 3.17 

py An3S 

AH 157.78 

PCr 247 n.251 

ThGP 13.32 

JMD 3.171 n.l3 

PCr 2.73 n.391 

CyS 8.100, 136, 141 

JKi 35.62 n.:Jl 

JKi 38.265 

py An39 

py An«J7 

JC125.454 

ro 281 n.454, 128 

py An661 

FJK261 

GuL 3.17 

JKi38248f 

AH/GN2.3 

R:r 2.47 n.251, 98 n.559 

py An172 

AH 157.71 

py An 192 

CR 103.158 

Kr2.97 

py An610 

FJK2.64 

GuL 3.18 

JC 125.458 

JKi38.250 

Kr2 

py An614 

GuL 3.46 n.92 

ll.P39.218 

PCr 2.73 n.391 

SRS 3.502 n.19 

py An724 

CCo 7.79 n.l9 

GuL 3.18 

JC 125.458 

JKi38.249f 

ll.P 41.200 n.8 

py An'1ffl py An 615-724 JMc5.44 

CyS8.135 

JMD 2.51 n.l6 

Kr2 

py An233 

JMc 5.17. 116 n.4 

py An616 

CyS6.81. 94 

CyS8 

py AnlW 

ro 263 n.334, 129 

SRS3.504 

111

PYEb47l PYEb 1186 PYEn74 

Jl.P 39.216, 219 AH 157.64 JKi 38.245, 277 n 19 

PYEb477 

JKi 38.278 n.19 

K.ESIP As 1.51 

LoG 30.196 n.9 

MCp2 

Jl.P 39.216 

K.ESIPAs 1.45, 55 

PYEb495 

SRS 3.503 n.22 

PYEb 1187 

AH 157.64 

PYEb1188 

PCr2.69 

PYEn467 

MCp2 

PCr 2.69, 69 n.375 

YD57.17 AH 157.64 SRS3.503 

PYEb498 

KES/P As 1.50f 

ThGP 14.104 

PYEn609 

KESIPAs 1.52 

PYEb 1351 

CyS 8.45 n.ID 

LoG 30.196 n.9 

PYEb839 

PCr2.47n251, 78n426 

KES/PAs 1.52 

PYEbseries 

MCp2 

PCr 2.61 n.323, 68, 68 n.370 

PYEb842 CXb7.78 

PYEn659 

Jl.P 41.200 n.8 

KES/PAs 1 

CyS6.94f 

CyS 8.101, lll 

CR 103.158 

PYEr312 PY:&652 PYFg253 

AM38.103 Jl.P40.231 JC 125.456 

CCo7.75 

JK.i38.246 PY:&653 PYFg368 

JMD 3.171, 189 n.81 Jl.P40.231 Jl.P 39.219 

LoG :ll.196 n.9 

PQ2 PY:&703 PYFg374 

PYErm 

CR 103.106 n.2 

JKi 38.246 

Jl.P41.2rn 

Jl.P40.231 

PY:&726 

Jl.P40.231 

CyS6.83 

CyS8.24,41 

PQ282n.455 

PYFg828 

PQ2 

SRS3.504 

PYFrseries 

JC 125.455 

JK.i38.244 

PY:&727 

Jl.P40.231 

PY:&728 

Jl.P40.231 

JI.P39.219 

PYFgseries 

PQ282 

ThGP/JWt 1.258 

ThGP 13.33 


PY:&645 

JI.P40.231 

PY:&646 

PY:&729 

JLP40.231 

PY:&series 

JK.i38 

1061.12 

PYFn50 

CR 103.118 

CyS 8. 77 n.136 

LoG 30.191, 199 n.59 

CPa21.287, 289 

PQ247n.251 

JLP40.231 

PQ2 

ThGP 13.33 

PYFn79 

PY:&647 ThGP/JWt 1.258 CPa21.286 

JLP40.231 PYE- series PYFn 187 

PY:&648 

JLP40.231 

AH 157.89 

CyS 8.112, 114 

EB 75.41 

CyS 8.112 

JI.P39.219 

PQ 2.78 n.427, 78 n.428 

PY:&649 

JLP40.231 

JK.i38 

LyB 15.133 

PQ 2.46 n.245, 62 n.330 

ThGP 13.34 

PYFn324 

PY:&650 

JK.i38.244 

JLP40.231 

PCr 2.ro n.322 


ThGP 13.34 


PYFa 16 

JC 128.198f 

PQ 2.92 n.513 

AH/GN2.3 

PYFn867 

LoG:ll.l91 

PYFnseries 

PY:&651 

JLP40.231 

CPa21.285 

PYFaseries 


ThGP 13.33 


116

PYFr343 PYFr 13)2 PYFr J1D9 

CyS8 CyS6.93 CyS8 

JC128.::m CyS8 IT 6.369 n.18 

PCr 284 n.462 

ThGP 13.36 

JC 128.196 

PCr 2.83 n.462 py Fr J1D9 [+] 1211 

PYFr 1184 

ThGP 13.36 ThGP 13.36 

CyS 6.83, 94, 95 

PYFr 12D3 PYFr 1212 

CyS7.56,58 

CyS8 

CyS6.83, 94 

CyS8 

ThGP 13.36 

HWH 4.221 n.l PCr 2. n..SOS PYFr 1213 

1Ki38.m 

LyB 15.134 

PCr 283 n.461. 89, n . .SOS 

ThGP 13.36 

PYFrJ3l4 

CyS8.65 

PYFr 1215 

PF43.44 

RBr2.68 

ThGP 12.198 n.40 

ThGP 13.31. 35 

CyS 8.37, 101 

IT 6.369 n.18 

ThGP 13.36 

CyS8 

JC 128.196 

PCr2 

ThGP 14.102 


PYFr 1194 

CyS6.92 

CyS8 

PYFr 1198 

CyS 6.82 n.2, 92 

CyS8 

ThGP 13.35 

PYFr 1199 

PYFr 1.205 

CyS 6.93f 

CyS7.57 

CyS8 

JC 128.196 

KESIPAs 1.56 

PCr 283 n.462, 85 n.473 

SRS 3.502 n.17 

ThGP 13.36 

ThGP 14.102 

PYFr 1206 

CyS 6., 93 

PYFr 1216 

CyS8 

JC 128.2:)1 

PYFr 1217 

CyS7.56 

CyS8 

JC1282)1 

KESIPAs 1.56 

PCr 2.85 n.473 

ThGP 14.103 

ThGP/CyS 2.82 

CyS7.57 CyS8 PYFr 1218 

CyS 8.93 

PYFr 1200 

CyS6.92, 94 

CyS8 

PCr 2.83 n.462 

ThGP 13.36 

ThGP 14.102 

PYFr l2JJ7 

CyS 8. 79, 81, 101 

PCr 2.85 n.473, 86 n.478, 89 

n.495 

PYFr 1219 

ThGP 13.36 

PYFr 1201 

CyS6.94 

CyS8 

ThGP 13.36 

PYFrJ..D 

CyS 8.85f, 124 

PCr2 

ThGP 14.103 

CyS8 

PCr 2. n . .SOS 

ThGP 13.36 

CyS6.94 

eys 8.63. m, 99 

ThGP 13.36 

PYFrtm 

CyS8 

JC 128.196 

PCr2 

117

PY Ta 'iUJ + 712 PYTaseries PYUaseries 

JR45.100 AH 156.132 ThGP/JWt 1.257f 

CR 97.CXJ 

PYTa710 CyS 8.112, 135 PYUb1315 

PCr295 EB75.41 SRS 3.501 

PYTa711 

PCr2 

ThGP 13.34 

YD57.42 

CyS8.78 

ThGP/JWt 1.258f, 258 n.l9 PYUb1316 

JC 128.196 

JLP4I.:;m 

PYTn316 

CR 103.115 

YD57.17 

JT6.m 

LoG :ll.l99 n.54 

CyS 6.84 n.9, 91 

CyS8 PYUb1318 

LyB 15.132, 138 

PCr2 

PYTa713 

PCr2.95 

GN20.165 

GPE I 

JC 125.455 

JC 128.196, ID" 

JMc 5.39, 116 n.4 

JoB 12 

CR 103.106 

JKi38.272 

JMc5.45 

SRS 3.501 n.l5 

PYUbseries 

PYTa714 

APn 1.153f, 159 

PCr2.95 

SRS 3.502 n.20 

PYTa715 

AH156.125 

AI.A4.253 

PCr2.95 

JR 45.102, 119 

IT 6.367, 367 n.11 

JIH 43.191 

LyB 15.135 

PCr2 

SGC 1.51 

ThGP 13.39 

ThGP 14.101 

ThGP/JWt 1.258f 

JKi38.271 

ThGP 13.39 


PYUn2 

CR 103.148 

JC128.:ID 

LyB 15.138 

ro2 

PYTa716 

PCr2.95 

PYTa721 

PYTn 996 

ThGP/JWt 1.257, 258 n.19 

YD 57.68 n.99 

PYTnseries 

PYUn6 

CyS6.82n.2 

CyS 8.17 n.26, 92 

JC 128.196, :ID 

PCr2.95 ThGP 13.33 PYUn47 

PYTa712 PYUa 158 ro2.92n513 

AH 156.124 JKi 35.62 n.:ll PYUn71 

0Pa21.284 

PCr2.95 PYUa434 SGC 1.55 

TID l.:ll 

PCr 2.92 n.513 PYUn 138 

PYUa994 

ThGP 13.32 


123 

CR 103.118 

CyS 8.18 n.29 

JMc5.45

PYWa731 PYWb1315 PYWr 1331 

JLP41.200f CyS7.59 ThGP 13.36, 38 

PYWa732 PYWbl318 PYWr1332 

ThGP/JWt 1.26) CyS7.59 ThGP 13.36, 38 

PYWa784 PYWr1199 PYWr 1333 

CyS6.94 CyS 8.94, 118 n::m ThGP 13.36, 38 

CyS 8.101, 111, 114 

ThGP 14.100, 105, 105 n.8 

ThGP 13.36, 38 

VA 7.44f PYWr 1334 

ThGP 15.61 

PYWr1247 

ThGP 13.36ff 

PYWa917 

PYWr1335 

CyS8.88, 93 

CyS 8.42 n.76, 111 

Jl.P41.210 


VA 7.44f 

ThGP 13.36 

PCr 2.98 n.559 

PYWr1324 

PYWr 1358 

PYWa9:1> 

ThGP 13.31, 37f 

ThGP/JWt 1.2ro n.31 

ThGP 13.37 

PYWr 1325 

PYWr 1359 

PYWa948 

CyS8.118 

CyS 8.111 

ThGP/JWt 1.2ro n.31 

PYWa1001 

CyS 8.111 

ThGP 13.36, 38 

VA 7.46 

PYWr1326 

ThGP 13.36ff 

VA 7.46 

ThGP 13.31, 37f 


PYWr1360 

ThGP 13.31, 37f 

ThGP/JWt 1.2W 

PYWr13Z7 

PYWr 1361 

PYWa 1093 

ThGP 13.31, 37f 

ThGP 13.36 

ThGP/JWt 1.2W VA 7.46 PYWr1374 

PYWa 1148 

Jl.P41.210 

PYWr1328 

ThGP 13.36f 

Jl.P40.233 

VA 7.45 

PYWa1248 

VA 7.46 

PYWr1329 

PYWr1437 

CyS8.88, 92 

CyS8.110 

VA 7.45 

ThGP 13.36 

PYWa1284 VA 7.46 PYWrseries 

CyS6.95 

PYWaseries 

ThGP 14.99 


PYWr1m 

ThGP 13.36ff 

VA 7.45f 

CD> 7.82 n.33 

ThGP 14.99 


PYXa102 

JC 128.194 

125

*60 *518 

Linear A Ideogram Index 

ThGP 12.200 n.50 ThGP 12202 n.56 

*71 *521 

ThGP 12.200 n.50 ThGP 12202 n.56 

*89 "522 

ThGP 12.200 n.50, X>lf n.56 ThGP 12202 n.56 

*89+ "523 

ThGP 12.W1fn.56 ThGP 12202 n.56 

AB 131 VINUM (VIN) "524 

ABo524 ThGP 12.202 n.56 

AB 131 (VIN) + AB 60 (RA) =A "525 

594 

ThGP 12.202 n.56 

ABo524 

*528 

"512 

ThGP 12202 n.56 

ThGP 12.W1f n.56 

*583a 

*513 

ThGP 12202 n.56 

ThGP 12.W1f n.56 

*S8:J) 

*514 

ThGP 12.202 n.56 

ThGP 12.Wlf n.56 

"'584 

*515 

ThGP 12202 n.56 

ThGP 12.20If n.56 

L55a 

*516 

l..oG29.126 

ThGP 12.202 n.56 

L8 

*517 

l..oG29.126 

ThGP 12.202 n.56 

131

HT 113 HTZb159 KEZb3 

ErH/MAV2.8 FVa9.6 FVa9.7 

HT114 HTZb160 KEZb4 

Sci/EAM 1.225 FVa9.6 FVa 9.7 

HT117 HTZb161 KEZb5 

LoG29.126 FVa9.6 FVa 9.7, 7 n.34 

HT118 HT Zd 155-157 .KH 1 

Sci/EAM 1.225 FVa9.6 FVa9.8f 

HT 119 IOZ3 .KH2 

LoG29.126f JR45.95 FVa9.9 

HT123 10Za2-6 .KH3 

PMM l.l:I> FVa9.7 FV a 9.8f, 18 n.llO 

HT144 10Za7 .KH4 

ErH/MA V 2.8 n.25 FVa 9.7 FVa9.8f 

HTWa 1001-1861 10Za8 .KHS-1 

FVa9.6 FVa9.7 FVa9.8 

HTWa 1279-1281 10Za9 .KHS-18 

ErH/MA V 2.8 n.26 FVa9.7 FVa9.7 

HTWbD>1-2002 10Zb10 .KH 8-9 

FVa9.6 FVa 9.7 FVa9.8 

HTWcDH-ml KAZf1 .KH11 

FVa9.6 FVa 9.7 FVa9.8 

HTZa 157 KEl .KH 12-16 

PMM 1.131 FVa9.7 FVa9.8 

HTZb158 KEWc2 .KH 18 

FVa9.6 ErH/MA V 2.3 n.7 FVa9.8 

HTZb158b 

FVa9.7 

.KH 19 (?) 

LoG 29.123. 128 

KEZ4 

FVa9.8 

Sci/EAM 1.48 YD 57.59 n.25 

.KH22 

135 

FVa9.8

KNZa 19 KNZi31 MA4 

FVa 9.11 FVa 9.10 YD 57.00 n.:Il 

KNZb4 

JOOO 

MA6 

FVa 9.10 

KNZg 

FVa9.11 

FVa9.10 

KNZb5 

KO(?)Zi2 

MA6 

FVa9.9 

FVa 9.11 

KNZb20 LoG'29.123 MA9 

YD 57.00 n.:Il 

FVa9.10 

KO(?)Zi2 

FVa 9.11 

KNZb JR45.96 MA9 

FVa9.9 

KOZal 

YD 57.00 n.:Il 

KNZb34-35 FVa 9.11 MAlO 

FVa 9.10 PMM1 FVa 9.11 

KNZb35 

KTZ2 

JR45.96 

ThGP 12.200 n.50 YD5759n.25 MAlO 

KN Zb 

KYZgl 

YD 57.00 n.:Il 

FVa 9.10 FVa 9.11 MAWc 

KNZb40 LAZbl 

ErHIMA V 2.3 n 7 

FVa9.12 

FVa9.10, 18 

FVa 9.11 

MAWc7 

KNZb52 

MAl 

FVa9.11 

ThGP/PPB/GHM 1.71 n.25 

FVa 9.11 

MAZll 

KNZc6 

MAl 

JR45.124 

FVa9.9 

YD 57.00 n.:Il 

MAZb8 

KNZc7 

MA2 

FVa 9.11 

FVa9.9 

FVa 9.11 

PMM l.l:Il 

MAZe 11 

KNZe 16 

FVa9.10 

MA2 

YD 57.00 n.:Il 

FVa 9.12 

MI2 

KNZi 13 

FVa9.10 

NP!lPi 1.48 

MA4 

FVa 9.11 

FVa 9.12 

MI3 

PMM 1.1l:l YD5758n23 

138

PK.Za 10 PU2 TLZa 1 

PMM 1.131 n.l2, 133 YD57.58n.23 FVa 9.17 

PMMI 

PK.Za 10-12 PYR1 

PMM 1.131 FVa 9.16 

1RAZb1 

FVa 9.17 

PK.Zall PYR2 

PMM 1.126 n.6, 133 FVa9.16 

TY2-3 

FVa 9.17 

PK.Za12 SIZg 1 

PMM 1.126 n.5, 133 FVa 9.16 

TY3 

YD57.58n.23 

PK.Za 14-18 SKZb1 

FVa 9.12 FVa 9.16 

TYZb4 

FVa 9.17 

PK.Za 16 SYZ1 

JR45.96 YD 57.61 n.36 

TYZg1 

FVa 9.17 

PK.Za17 SYZ3 

VRYZa1 

JR45.96 JR45.96 

PMM 1.126 

PK.Za 18 

JR45.96 

PMM 1.126 

SYZa1 

PMM 1.13lf 

SYZa 1-3 

FVa 9.17 

PMM 1.131, 131 n.12, 133 

VRZ1 

YD57.59n.25 

PK.Zc13 

FVa 9.16 

PMM 1.125 

ZA1 

FVa9.12 

SYZa2 

FVa 9.9, 17 

PLZ 1 

PMMI 

ZA4-33 

YD 57.59 n.25, 63 n . .SO 

SYZa3 

FVa 9.12 

PLZf 1 

PMMI 

ZA5 

FVa 9.15 

THEZb 1-4 

LoG29.124 

PR.Za1 

ZA8 

FVa 9.16 

FVa 9.16 

PMM l.l?D TLZ1 

LoG 29.122, 124 

NP 14.153 (unlabeled photo) 

PSZ2 

ErHIMA V 2.8 n.25 

ZA12 

YD57.55 n.4, 61 n.36 TLZ1 ABo5.24n.7 

PSZa2 

YD 57.63 n . .SO 

ZA14 

FVa9.16 ABo5.24n.7 

140

ZA15 

ABo5.24f 

ZAWc2 

fVa9.9, 17 

ZAZ3 

YD57.61 n.35, 63n.50 

ZAZb3 

fVa 9.17 

LoG'29.122 

PMM 1.126 n.6, 133 

ZAZb34 

fVa9.17 

141

adjectives, ethnic 

AHI55 

AH I56 

Aeolic dialect 

JCI:Il 

alphabet, Greek 

FrB I 

Anatolian languages 

EmM3I 

UI 

anthroponyms 

11M 54 

see also: 

onomastics 

Arcad

chariots and wheels 

chronology 

MI'J7 

JoS 12 

RWt2 

VLR2 

classical mythology and the Bronze Age 

AI-I 154 

FS25 

TRJ 1 

colonization, Minoan 

EMM1 

colonization, Mycenaean 

EMM 1 

contact, Aegean and Near East 

ABK2 

ITD7 

KzB 1 

U1 

TRJ 1 

TVGNI2 

contacts, Mycenaean-Cypriote 

EmM:rl 

EmM31 

MY/ACb 1 

continuity, Mycenaean-historical Greece 

AI-I 152 

AI-I 154 

ITD7 

a..R 1 

HvE23 

PCr3 

copper, Bronze Age 

BP2 

Subject Index 

143 

Crete 

JoS 12 

MRBet alii 1 

VLR2 

Sci!EAM 1 

Crete, second-order centers 

JnB3 

cult practices, Mycenaean 

soc 1 

Cy}ro-Minoan 

EmM:rl 

EmM31 

MY!ACb 1 

Cypro-Minoan inscriptions 

ThGP/PPB/GHM 1 

ABK2 

dative, Mycenaean Greek 

U1 

decipherment, Linear A 

C)G22 

EB76 

decipherment, Linear B 

EB75 

EB76 

JC125

deities, Mycenaean 

ClR 1 

GN20 

JoB 12 

PRe 1 

see also: 

Athena 

demography 

JoS 12 

VIR2 

dialectology 

AlE 13 

JC127 

JC 1:Il 

a>a20 

dialects, Greek 

AM38 

CR97 

GiB4 

JC 126 

JC127 

LyB 15 

MEV 1 

MR.32 

CFA20 

see also: 

Aeolic dialect 

Attic dialect 

Cypro-Minoan 

dialect(s), Mycenaean 

fuic dialect 

Homeric dialect 

Ionic dialect 

144 

Subject Index 

dialects, Mycenaean 

AM38 

CR97 

GiB4 

JC 126 

JC127 

U1 

LyB 15 

MR.32 

CFa20 

see also: 

lexical stock, Mycenaean 

mcrpho1ogy, Mycenaean Greek 

phono1gy, Mycenaean 

syntax, Mycenaean 

Dorian Invasion 

FS25 

LoG :II 

Doric dialect 

epic poetry 

epigraphy 

JC 126 

JC127 

JC 1:Il 

LoG :II 

AH154 

GiB4 

HM38 

EmM31 

Eteocretan language and texts 

etymology 

AM37 

CDJ7 

PF44

horses, Mycenaean 

CPa2I 

iconography, Minoan 

ideograms 

NPIIPi I 

EB7S 

JKi36 

PF44 

In

lexical stock, Mycenaean 

Linear A 

APn 1 

CR 100 

ER56 

GN21 

JLP39 

JoB 12 

LyB 15 

CFa21 

()022 

EB76 

LoG/JO 11 

TVG1 

Linear A inscriptions 

ABo4 

ErHIMAV2 

FVa9 

JO(i) 

LoGIJO 11 

NP14 

PMM1 

Linear A inscriptions, dating 

FVa9 

Linear A, language of 

TVG 1 

Linear A libation formula 

PMM1 

Linear A, relation to Eteocretan 

AMYl 

Linear B, origin of 

CCo6 

YD57 

147 

Subject Index 

Linear B, relationship to Linear A 

CCo6 

TVG1 

YD57 

Linear B signs 

CCo6 

CCo/MFe 1 

JK.i36 

JLP40 

TVG1 

YD57 

Linear B syllabary 

CCo6 

CCo/MFe 1 

TVGI 

YD57 

Linear B Tablets, joins 

JK.iYl 

Linear B Tablets, Knossos 

HGk:I 

JK.iYl 

JMc5 

J06I 

P As/LP/LeP I 

Linear B Tablets, Mycenae 

KESIPAs I 

Linear B Tablets, Pylos 

CyS7 

KESIPAs I 

ThGP 14 

Linear B Tablets, Pylos-Fr series 

CyS7 

metallurgy 

JmMJMHu I

migration, Greek 

U1 

.PQ-3 

see also: 

arrival of Greeks 

Ihian Invasion 

Minoan architecture 

HGk1 

Minoan civilization, overview 

RWt2 

Minoan-Mycenaean interaction 

FS25 

morphology, Greek 

ALA4 

AM38 

CR 103 

EH21 

morphology, Mycenaean Greek 

AH156 

APn 1 

CR 103 

EH21 

HeH2 

JLP41 

U1 

MEV 1 

Mycenaean architecture 

JWt2 

ThGP/JWt 1 

Mycenaean civilization, destruction 

GuL3 

JC125 

LoG:rl 

148 

Subject Index 

Mycenaean economy 

CyS6 

CyS8 

JKi35 

JKi38 

PF 43 

VA9 

Mycenaean military 

nodules 

CMD1 

VAS 

o-lea tablets 

EJK2 

onomastics 

AH155 

AH156 

AH/GN2 

EJK2 

GN20 

TRY 1 

see also: 

anthroponyms 

palace administration 

ITe 15 

JKi38 

JnB3 

J061 

MCp2 

MfJ7 

ThGP 13 

palaces, Minoan 

NP14 

palatal stops, Mycenaean 

ECr3

paleography 

palmprints 

MCp2 

K.ES/PAs I 

ThGP I4 

perfume, Mycenaean 

CyS6 

CyS8 

PF 43 

ThGP/CyS 2 

personnel, recording of 

MfJ7 

phonology, Mycenaean 

potters 

ECr3 

UI 

CkWI 

pottery, Minoan 

PPB3 

pottery, Mycenaean 

pre-Greek 

AFHI 

AKn I 

HWH3 

HWH4 

ThGP/PPB/GHM I 

RBr2 

Pylos, N. E. Workshop 

CyS7 

ITe IS 

MfJ7 

ThGP/CyS 2 

149 

Subject Index 

Pylos, Palace of Nestor 

CyS!ThGP I 

CyS6 

CyS7 

ITei5 

l{ll(3 

MfJ7 

JWt2 

ThGP 13 

ThGP/CyS2 

Pylos tablets, findspots 

EB75 

KliU 

religion, Greek 

KzB I 

religion, Minoan 

ABo4 

PRe I 

religion, Mycenaean 

URI 

IT6 

KzB I 

PRe I 

SGC I 

s:ealso: 

OOrial customs 

cult practices 

deities

textile industry, Pylos 

JKi35 

textiles, Mycenaean 

JK.i35 

Thebes, destruction 

VA8 

Thebes (Greece) 

toponyms 

VA8 

AH155 

EJK2 

JlM54 

JMc5 

toponyms, Oetan 

AKn 1 

JMc5 

YD59 

trade, Bronze Age 

AfHl 

BP2 

HWH3 

PF 43 

trade, Oete and Italy 

BP2 

transliteration 

JlM54 

Trojan War 

unguents 

GiB4 

HWH3 

151 

Subject Index 

weapons, Bronze Age 

AfHl 

women in the Bronze Age 

CkWl 

workers in the Bronze Age 

CkWl 

workshops, Myceneaean 

CyS8 

writing, origin of 

FrB 

writing systems 

FrB 

JlM54 

Zakros (Crete) 

NP14

Kei to Abbreviations 

of 

Authors' Names 

SMID 1953-1985. 

1994-1999 

AA Amaraschi, A ACh 

AAd Adkins, A.W.H. AO 

AAH Hill, ArchiOOld A ACM 

AAk AkerstrOm. Ake A Co 

AAM Moleaoov, AA. ACq 

AAn Antoniou, Athanasios AD 

AAr Archi, Alfonso AI]) 

AB Beattie, Arthur J. ADE 

ABa Barcenilla, R.P. Alejandro AdF 

ABc Blanc, Alain AdL 

ABe Bent, A.M. AIAn 

ABi Biraschi, Anna Maria AdP 

ABk Bruckner, A AdS 

ABK Knapp, A Bernard ADf 

ABl Birchall. Ann AE 

ABL La-d, All:x!rt B. AEH 

ABn Burnet, A AEr 

ABo Boskarnp. Anton AER 

ABP Pajares, Altmo Bemaoc AF 

ABr Brelich. Angelo AFa 

AC Colonna, A. AFG 

ACa Carnoy,A. AFH 

ACb Cauret, Annie AFn 

ACd Cbadwick, Anthony AFr 

Although this list includes all authors indexed in the 1984-85 and earlier volumes 

of SMID. and SMID 1994-99. it is not exhaustive for volumes yet to come. 

Onistol, Alain 

Calcagni, Anna Maria 

Mocrltouse, A. C. 

Cotterell, Arthur 

Caquot, Andre 

!Xssenne, A 

lll.lby, Andrew 

Escanciano, ArnlTaiio Dfez 

Falkenstein, Adam 

de Lcrenzi. Attilio 

Adams, Anthony 

Parry, Adam 

Sampson, Adamantios 

Tej:ra, A Diaz 

Erhart, Adolf 

Hinds, Alfred E. 

Ernout, A 

Raubitschek, Antony E. 

Furumark, Arne 

Fanfani, Amintore 

Garvie, A.F. 

Harding, A.F. 

Franceschetti. Adele 

Frolikova, A

Author Abbreviations 

Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name 

ASi Sihler, Andrew BaN Nierreier, Bartma 

ASJ SanJuan, A BaO Olsen, BarOOra A 

ASp Speir, AG.E. BAr Alroth, Brita 

ASr Scherer, Anton BaS Sparkes, B.A. 

ASt Stewart, AF. BASe Bulgarian Academy of Sciences 

AT Tovar, Antonio BB Brea, L Bernaoo 

Ath Athenaeum BBk Burke, Brendan 

ATh Thumb, A BBo 13cn:ckY, Bciivoj 

A Tv Tamvaki, Angela BBr Brentjes, Burchard 

ATy Tyumenev, AI. BC Cop, B. 

AU Ure, Annie D. BCD Dietrich, Bernard C. 

AUc Uchitel, Alexander Ba.F Bulletin Critique du Livre Franrais 

AV Vraciu, Ariton BCD Bibliotheca Classica Orienta/is 

AvA Allegrette, Alvaro BD Iktournay, Beatrice 

AvD von den Driesch, Angela BDv Ikvlamrninck, Bernard 

AW van Windekens, AJ. BE Einarson, Benedict 

AWa Wankenne,A BeG Goldman, Bernard 

AWG Gomme,AW. BeH Hemrnerdinger, Bertrand 

AWi Willi, Andreas BEL Belleten 

AWJ Johnston, AW. BeS Schlerath, Bemfried 

AWL Lawrence, AW. BeW Wailes, Bernard 

AWn Wainwright. G.A BFe Fenik, Bernard 

AwS Sihler. AndrewL BFr Forssman, Bernhard 

AxK Karetsou, Alexandra BG GlaviCic. B. 

AY Yoshida. Atsuhito BH Hemberg,B. 

AZ Zianto. Antonella Bill Isaac, BH. 

BaF Frizell, Batto BHn Hansel, Bernhard 

BaG Greenhill. Basil BKy Kytzler, Bernhard 

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CGt Gates, Cllarles CMg Morgan, Catherine 

CGu Guireaud, 01. CMl MCgalomatis, Caiimo 

rna Hawkes, C.F.C. CMM Murray, Caroline M. 

01B Boulotis, Ouistos CMR Rothrauff, Conrad M. 

Oill Ihunas, Ouistos CMS Stibbe, C.M. 

Gii Higgins, Cllarles G. CMs Mosse, Oaude 

ChK King, Cllarles CMt Matsudaira, Oliaki 

Gio Hopkins, Oark CN Nylander, Carl 

CHS Hawke Smith, Cameron CoD Dlvaras, Costis 

01S Sourvinou-Inwood, Clnistiane COP Pavese, Carlo 0. 

OK KharaSvili, Cl. CcR Renfrew, A Colin 

OB Bailey, Cllarles-James N. CP Picard, C. 

OK Kousoulas. Ouistos J. CPo Poghirc, C. 

CK Kardara, Otrysoula CPr Preaux. c. 

CkW Walz,Oark CPu Pulak, Cemal 

CLa Laviosa, Oelia CR Ruijgh,CJ. 

ClB Baurain, Oaude CRB Beye, Cllarles Rowan 

ac Calame, Oaude CrB Brillante, Carlo 

OG Gallini. Oara CRF Aoyd, Clleryl R. 

Qo Lemoo, Cristina CRo Roel:uck, Carl 

CLR i.e Roy, Cllristian CRs Ristx:rg, Cllristina 

as Sandoz,Oaude cs Stang, Cllr. S. 

OSa Saporetti. Gaudio CSa sandulescu, c. 

CLZ Zachos, C.L. CSe Seydel, c. 

CM Milani, Celestina CSL littleton, C. Scott 

CMa Mastrelli. C.A. CSt Starr, Chester G. 

CMc McD:>nald, Cllristine K. ern Tsavellas-Bonnet, C. 

CMD MacD:>nald. Colin CTr Trypanis, C.A. 

157



GC Pugliese Carratelli, G. GGo Goossens, G. 

GCa Capovilla. Giovanni GGr Germain. Gabriel 

GCd Cadogan. Gerald GH Huxley, George L 

GCG Gesell, G.C. GhA Aldea. Gh. 

GCo Cohen, Gerald GHi Highet, G. 

GCP Papanastassiou, Georges C. GHK Knutzen, Georg H. 

GCr Cardona, George GHM Myer, George H. 

GD IXvoto, Giacorm GHo Hooker, G.T.W. 

Glli Ih;sin, Georges GI I vanescu, Gh. 

GdS Gallet de Santerre, Hubert GiB Bonf ante, Giuliano 

GDu Dunkel. George E. GiC Caracausi, Girolamo 

GeB Bakalakis, Georgios GiG Garbini, Giovanni 

GEM Manzoni, G.E. GiL Lucchini, Giuliana 

GeR Raepsaet, Georges GiM Maddoli, Gianfranco 

GeS Staga}cis,George GiP Piccaluga. Giulia 

GES Strong. G.E. GiW Wickert, Gisela 

GeT Thonnpson,George GJ Jachmann, G. 

GFB Bass, George F. GJP Pinault, Georges-Jean 

GFE Else, Gerald F. GJu Jucquois, Guy 

GFG Gianotti. Gian Franco GK Kirk,G.S. 

GFi Fischetti, Giuseppe GKa Kahlo,G. 

GFM del Monte, G.F. GKe Kehnscherper, G. 

GFP Polyakova. G.F. GKF Kahl-Furthmann, G. 

GfS Sampson, Geoffrey GKI Klaffenbach, G. 

GG Georgiev, G.l. GKo Kossack, G. 

GGF Fissore, Gian G. GKp Kopcke, GUnter 

GGi Giacom.::llL Gatriella GM Mylonas, George E. 

GgM Mihailov, Georgi GMa Mariotta, Giuseppe 

163



GMF Facchetti, Giulio M. GSf Siiflund, Gosta 

GMg Magoulas, G. GSK Korres, G.S. 

GMH Hanfmann, G.M.A. GSn Snyder. Geerto A.S. 

GMM Messing, Gordon M. GSo Sotiroff, George 

GMS Sariyanni, G.M. GSt Steiner, Gerd 

GN Neumann, GUnter GT Touchais, Gilles 

GnH Henriksson, GOran GTa Tarditi. G. 

GNK Nakou, Georgia GTn Trench, Gillian 

GNq Nordquist, Gull6g GtR te Riele, Gerrit Jan Marie Jozef 

GoC Camassa, Giorgio GU Uggeri, Giovanni 

GOw Owens, Gareth GuL Lehmann, Gustav A. 

GPa Panessa, G. GvC Casadio, Giovanni 

GPc Pascucci, G. GvH van Hoorn. G. 

GPE Edwards, G.P. GvL von liicken, G. 

GPG Goold,G.P. GW Wright. G.E. 

GPS Shipp, G.P. GWa Walberg. Gisela 

GQu Quattrocchi, Giovanni GWn Wainwright, G.A. 

GR Greece and Rome GWW Williams, Gordon W. 

GRa Rachet. Guy GZ Zinserling. Gerhard 

GRc Rocca, G. HaB Buchholz, Hans-GUnter 

GRe Restelli. G. HAB Bankoff. H.i\rtlhur 

GRH Hart. Gillian R. HaG Goedicke. Hans 

GRi Ricciardelli. Galriella HAH Hoffner, Jr .• Harry A. 

GrN Nagy. Gregory HaH Haarmann, Harald 

GRo Rohlfs. Gerhard HaP Patsis,Haris 

GRR Rapp. Jr., George HaS Schmeja, Hans 

GRS Solta. Georg Renatus HaW Widmann, Hans 

GS Susini,G. HB Biesantz, Hagen 

164



HBo Bolkestein. H. HHB Hughes-Brock, Helen 

HBR R



ITz Tzachili. Iris J& Boi.itiaert, J. 

IV Vincentelli. Irene JBR RailsOOck. Jason B. 

IW W aem. Ingrid JBz Bouzek,Jan 

IWH Weber-Hiden, Ingrid JC Otadwick, John 

IZ Zawadzka, Irena JCa Caskey, John L 

JA Anderson. J.K. JCBB Berrrejo Barrera, J.C 

JaA Andre, Jacques JCC Courtois. Jacques-Claude 

JaB Best. Jan G.P. JOt Oterry, John F. 

JAB Brinkman. J.A. JG Gstjakov, JE 

JaG Gonda, Jan Ja Coles, J. 

JAG Greppin. John A.C. JCM Martinez, Jose Luis Calvo 

JaH Henle. Jane E. JCo Coleman. John E. 

JAK Kerns, J.A. JCD Overbeck, John C. 

JAI Aisina. aota Jose JCP Poursat, Jean-Claude 

JaM Money. James S. JCR. Richard, J.C 

JAM MacGillivray, J. Alexander JQ Carter, JR. 

JaP Papapostolou. Jannis JCW Wirth, J.C.F. 

JAS Safarewicz. Jan JD lll.Wm, JA. 

JAT Turner. J.A. Jlll. lll.ytoo. JE 

JAz Aruz.Joan JIF Ferguson, John D. 

JB Boardman. John JDf Lefradas, Jean 

JBa Babeloo. J. JdH de Hoz. Javier 

JBC Carter. Jane B. JDM Muhly. Jarnes D. 

JBe Betts. John H. .TIP Purvis. Jarnes D. 

.Jl::(J Geerlings. Jacob JE Ebach. Jiirgen 

JBi Bingen. Jean JeC Carriere, Jean 

JBI Blomqvist. J. JeD Leshayes, Jean 

JBn Bailczerowski, Jerzy Jei Irigoin, Jean 

167

AYthQr Abbreviations 


NMV de Vries, Nanny M.W. OL Landau, 0. 

NNK Kazanski, Nikolai N. OM Massoo, aivier 

NnM Marinatos, Nanno ONg Negbi,O. 

NNP Pikus, N.N. CP Peloo, aivier 

NP Platon, Nicolaa; CPa Panagl, O;wald 

NPg Postgate, Nicholas CR Rackham,O. 

NRb Rorertsoo, Noel CRw Ridgeway, 0. 

NRo Rorerts, N. a; Szemerenyi, OJL 

NSc Scivoletto, N. or Thielemann, 0. 

NSv Spivey, Nigel OtN Neuss, Ottomar 

NV V erdelis, Nicholas M. Ofs Tsagarakis, 0. 

NvB van Brock, N. ow wem-, 0:mar 

NvK van K.rimpen, N. J>el Le Parolee le Idee 

NW Weill, Nicole PA Aalto, Pentti 

NY Yamagata, Naoko PAc Acheson, Phrebe E. 

NY a Y alouris, Nlkolas PaG Garelli, Paul 

NYT New York Times PAH Hansen,P.A. 

OA Aurenche, 0. PAl Alin, Per 

OB Broneer,O. PAm Amandry. Pierre 

oc CanuOO, Oiofrio PAn Andrews, P.B.S. 

m Dickinson, O.T.P.K. PaP Pedech, Paul 

OdL Longo. CXldone PAr Arapogianni, P. 

CXIT T oti. CXloardo PAs Astrcm Paul 

OG Gigon.Olof PaS Scarpi, Paolo 

CH Haas,O. PAt Attinger, P. 

OHk Hackmann, o. PaW Wathelet, Paul 

OHn Hansen, 0. PaY Y annakakis, Pascalia 

OKz Krzyszkowska, Olga PB Burguiere, P. 

177



PMo Monteil, Pierre PWa walcott, Peter 

PN Ncrthover, P. PWH Haider, Peter W. 

PnD Dlkoronia, Hlanouria PWr Warren, Peter M. 

PnH Hellstrful, Pontus PWW Wallace, P.W. 

PNK Kardulias, P. Nick PYu Yule, Paul 

PNo Norer,P. PZS Spanos, Peter Z. 

PNS Negri Scafa, Paola Plz Zazoff, Peter 

ro aiva., Pavel RAC Q-ossland, RonaldA. 

pp Peccrella, Paolo Emilio RAJ Jairazlitoy, RA 

PPB Betancourt, P.P. RAM McNeal, Richard Alan 

PPc Poccetti, Paolo RAn Amott, Robert 

PPE Edwards, Patrick P. RAr Arena, Renato 

PPe Pericay, P. RAS Stacci.oli, Rm10lo A 

PPh Htilips, Patricia RAu Aul:reton, RH. 

PPo Pontani. Paola RB Browning, R. 

PPt Petit. Paul RBa Baiadie, Raoul 

IR Ramat. Paolo RBE Edwards, Ruth B. 

PRC Radici Colace, P. RBe Beekes, R.S.P. 

PRe Rehak, Paul RBg Bougault, R. 

IRw Raulwing. Peter RBi Biggs, RD. 

PSc Scardigli. P.G. RBk Briick. R. 

PSk Stork.P. RBo BOOrne, Robert 

PSn Sinopoulos. P.A. RBP Parkinson, R.B. 

PSt Stanley, Hlillip V. RBr Brown, Raymond A 

PID nmiels, Peter T. RBs Bosteels, R. 

PtM Militello, Pietro RC Carpenter, Rhys 

PvA van Alfen, Peter G. RCd Caldarelli, R. 

PvS van Soesbergen. Peter G. RO Coulrom, Rushton 

179



SRS Slings, SR. TeM Mantero. Teresa 

ss Segert, S. TGP Powell, T.G.E. 

SSe Sergent, S. rn Howe. Thalia P. 

SSh Shennen, Stephen ThGP Palaima.. Thomas G. 

SSt Stati, S. ThK Knecht, Th. 

SSw Swiny, Stuart THP Price, Thea:lcra Hadzisteliou 

SSy Symenoglou, Sarantis ThP Poljakov, Th. 

StB Brunnsaker, Sture TIM The Times 

StC Cairns. Stewart S. TJ Jones. T.B. 

StD Diamant. Steven TJa James, T.GH. 

StF Foltiny, St. TJP Papadqxula;, Thanasis J. 

StH Hiller, Stefan TKB Bender, Todd K. 

StK Kolkowna. St. TKM Mocre, T.C Kingsmill 

StS Sinos, Stefan TKr Karaphylloudis, T. 

sw Weinrerg. SaulS. TKS Smith. Thea K. 

SWM Manning, Sturt W. TKy Kelly, Thomas 

SY Yaginuma. S. TL Lambdin. T.O. 

SyP Payrau, Sylvain TLS Times Literary Supplement 

sz Zimmer, Stefan TM Milewski, T. 

TAW AlexandratcrWybenga. T.G. TrD llithan, Trude 

TB Blaszczyk. T. 1Re Reekmans, Tony 

TBJ Jones. Torn B. 1RS Smith. Thyrza Ruth 

TBl Bolelli. Tristano TS Sinko. T. 

TBM Mitford, T.B. TSh Shear, Jr., T.l..eslie 

TCh Olampion, Timothy TSp Spyrqxula;, Thea:lora; 

TCr Carter. Tristan TSu Sulamirski, T. 

TCS Smid. T.C. TSW Wheeler, T.S. 

TED IXtorakis. T.E. TID IAlke, T.T. 

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