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Modifications in the shape
first under the Kassite kings, is formed of curves (figs. 724, 725)'
Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania Series D vol. iv) Philadelphia
1907 p. 120 fig. 47, 16, M. Jastrow op. cit. p. 22 f. pi. 12, no. 40).
Fig. 724.
Fig. 719 from the kudurru of Gula-
Eresh of about the time of Enlil-
nadin-aplu (c. 11 23— 1117) in the
British Museum no. 102485 (L. W.
King op. cit. p. 76 fif. pi. 3).
Fig. 7 20 from a kudurru of the time
of Marduk-nadin-akhe {c. '11 17
1 105) in the British Museum no. 90840
(L. W. King op. cit. p. 42 ff. pis. 44
and 50, W. J. Hinke op. cit. p. 30
fig. 12, 15).
Fig. 72: from an alabaster tablet of
Shamshi-Adad iv (825—812 B.C.) in
the British Museum (A. H. Layard
A second series of the Monuinents of
Nineveh London 1853 pi. 4, M. Jas-
trow op. cit. p. 68 pi. 32, no. 96).
Fig. 722 from a black limestone
tablet of Meli-Shipak {c. 1204
1 189 B.C.) found at Sousa and now
in the Louvre (\V.
J. Hinke op. cit.
p. 28 fig. II, 16, W. H. Ward The
Seal Cylinders etc. pp. 391 fig. 1286,
399, M. Jastrow op. cit. p. 13 f. pi. 8,
no. 29)
borne by a crouching ox.
: lightning-fork on a shrine
Fig. 723 from a limestone tablet
of the time of Nebuchadrezzar i
[c. 1 140— 1 1 23) found at or near Abu-
Habba and now in the British
Museum no. 90858 (L. W. King op.
cit. p. 29 fif. pi. 91, W. PL Ward The
Seal Cylinders etc. pp. 391 fig. 1287,
399, M. Jastrow op. cit. p. 22 pi. 12,
no. 39)
: lightning-fork on a crouching
ox. Cp. other examples of the same
type in W. J. Hinke op. cit. p. 25
fig. 10, 14 = M. Jastrow op. cit. p. 20 f.
pi. If, no. 37 ; W. J.
Paris 1900 i. 176 fig. 382, W. J. Hinke op. cit. pp. 41 fig- 18, 82) : Ramman
on a humped bull M'ith a lightning-fork in his hand.
Hinke op. cit.
p. 91 fig. 28, 16 = W. H. Ward The
Seal Cylinders etc. p. 390 fig. 1 285 a =
M. Jastrow op. cit. p. 13 pi. 8, no. 28.
^ First on a fragmentary kudurru
of the Kassite dynasty (M. J. de Morgan
Delegation en Perse Memoires
standing
Fig. 724 from a Hittite stele of dolerite (height r28'"), found in Babylon and referred
by R. Koldewey to s. x B.C. (R. Koldewey ' Die hettiti.sche Inschrift ' in the IVissenschaftliche
Verbffcntlichungen der deutschen Orient-Gesellsckaft 'Le\\)z\g 1900 i. i fif. pis. i—
3, L. Messerschmidt Corpus inscriptionuvi Hettiticaruvt Berlin 1900 p. 3 f. pi. i, 5, id.