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APPENDIX I.
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J. F. Mc Curdy, the Semitic perfect in Assyrian, in the Actes du
sixieme Congrfes international des Orientalistes. Deuxieme partie, sect.
I. Leide, E. J. Brill, 1885 p. 507 foil.
C. B'ezold, eine eigenthiimliche Statusconstructus-Erscheinung , in
Zeitschrift fur Keilschriftforschung 11 (1885) p. 316.
Ernst Millie r, grammatische Bemerkungen zu den Annalen Asur-
nassirpal's, in Zeitschrift f. Assyriologie I (1886) p. 349 foil.
P. Haupt, in Die suraerischen Familiengesetze I (1879), passim.
III. ON LEXICOGRAPHY.
Fox Talbot, Assyrian Glossary. Part I—III, in Journal of Roy.
Asiat. Soc. New Ser. Ill, 1 foil. (1867 foil.).
Edwin Nor r is, Assyrian Dictionary. Part I—III. London 1868
—72. 4".
Stan. Guyard, Notes de lexicographie Assyrienne. Par. 1883.
J. N. Strassmaier, alphabetisches Verzeiclmiss der assyrischen und
akkadischen Worter der cuneiform inscriptions of Western Asia vol. II.
Leipzig 1886. 4».
Friedrich Delitzsch, assyrisches Worterbuch. Lief. I. II. Leipzig
1887 S. 4". — Compare the treatise by the same author "The Hebrew
language viewed in the light of Assyrian research." London 1883;
Prolegomena eines neuen hebraisch
A. T." Leipzig 1886.
- aramaischen Worterbuchs zum
Glossaries to separate Babylono-Assyrian texts or collections of texts
are published by J. Oppert, H. Pognon, E. Budge, F. Delitzsch,
W. Lotz, P. Haupt, T. G. Pinches, C. Bezold, D. G. Lyon,
H. Zimmern, S. A. Smith, H. Winckler and by the author of
this book.
Transcribed cuneiform texts, in historical arrangement and with
added German translation, will be found in the work Keilinschriftliche
Bibliotheh , Sammlung von assyrischen und babylonischen Texten in
Umschrift und Uebersetzung. Bd. I. Historische Texte des altassyrischen
Reichs. In Verbindung mit Dr. Abel, Dr. Bezold, Dr. Jensen,
Dr. Peiser, Dr. Winckler herausgegeben von Eberh.
Schrader. Berlin, H. Reuther (will be published in the autumn 1888).
pp. 16. 62) and the claims of South-Arabic are duly maintained. The
extreme view of Prof. Sayce (Hibbert Lectures p. 46) "to compare
Arabic and Hebrew together is like comparing Latin with modern
German" will hardly commend itself. — Transl.].