04984cam a2201021Ia 4500 48721 48721 ocm10414127 OCoLC 20200629094741.0 840214m19311944caua 000 0 eng d (OCoLC)10414127 CFT eng CFT OCLCQ OCLCG OCLCQ CUT OCLCQ OCLCA OCLCQ OCLCO OCLCA OCLCF OCLCA OCL OCLCA ZAAPA a-iq--- f-ua--- ZAAA PJ3002 .L975s 933 LUT Lutz, Henry Frederick, 1886- Selected documents Henry Frederick Lutz. Berkeley, Calif. : University of California Press, 1931-1944. p275-380 26cm. University of California publications in Semitic philology ; l0, nos. 1-18 no. 1. Legal and economic documents from Ashj�aly -- no. 2. The unidentified sign [sign] -- no. 3. Real estate transactions from Kish -- no. 4. The intensifying conjunction in Egyptian -- no. 5. Concerning the significance of the Egyptian particle m(j) -- no. 6. The Egyptian enclitic particle m�s-mj�sj -- no. 7. The alleged robber's guild in ancient Egypt -- no. 8. An Uruk document of the time of Cambyses -- no. 9. A Neo-Babylonian debenture -- no. 10. A recorded dispostion concerning presentment for tax payment -- no. 11. Verb qualifiers in Egyptian -- no. 12. An attempt to interpret the name of the city of Naukratis -- no. 13. The ever-blossoming wreaths of Tindium as a feature of Memphitic legends -- no. 14. The Egyptian derivation of s�eranx and s�elaggeus -- no. 15. The Egyptian archetype of �saphenath p�a en�ea�h and psonthomphan�ech -- no. 16. Canopus, the city of the "chest of heaven" -- no. 17. The signicance and semasiology of "sibinum" -- no. 18. Saitic myths in Arabic tradition. Joseph (Son of Jacob) Horus (Egyptian deity) Horus (Egyptian deity) fast Joseph (Son of Jacob) fast Seth (Egyptian deity) Seth (Egyptian deity) fast Bible. Genesis Criticism, interpretation, etc. 42877 Bible. Genesis. fast Akkadian language Texts. Egyptian language Conjunctions. Egyptian language Particles. Egyptian language Adverb. Greek language Semantics. Greek language Etymology. Guilds Egypt. Brigands and robbers. Debtor and creditor Iraq Babylonia. Taxation Iraq Babylonia. Mythology, Egyptian. Legends Egypt. Names in the Bible. Akkadian language. fast Antiquities. fast Brigands and robbers. fast Debtor and creditor. fast Egyptian language Particles. fast Greek language Etymology. fast Greek language Semantics. fast Guilds. fast Legends. fast Mythology, Egyptian. fast Names in the Bible. fast Taxation. fast Babylonia Antiquities. 19438 Babylonia History Sources. Erech (Extinct city) Naucratis (Extinct city) Canopus (Egypt) Egypt. fast Egypt Naucratis (Extinct city) fast Iraq Erech (Extinct city) fast Middle East Babylonia. fast 56590 Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast History. fast Sources. fast Texts. fast Legal and economic documents from Ashj�aly. Unidentified sign [sign] Real estate transactions from Kish. Intensifying conjunction in Egyptian. Concerning the significance of the Egyptian particle m(j) Egyptian enclitic particle m�s-mj�sj. Alleged robber's guild in ancient Egypt. Uruk document of the time of Cambyses. Neo-Babylonian debenture. Recorded dispostion concerning presentment for tax payment. Verb qualifiers in Egyptian. Attempt to interpret the name of the city of Naukratis. Ever-blossoming wreaths of Tindium as a feature of Memphitic legends. Egyptian derivation of s�eranx and s�elaggeus. Egyptian archetype of �saphenath p�a en�ea�h and psonthomphan�ech. Canopus, the city of the "chest of heaven." Signicance and semasiology of "sibinum." Saitic myths in Arabic tradition. University of California publications in Semitic philology ; v. 10, nos. 1-18. ddc BK 0 0 ddc 0 0 DAPA DAPA 2020-06-29 An attempt to interpret the name of the city of Naukratis 0 933 LUT APA007861 2020-06-29 1 2020-06-29 BK 0 0 ddc 0 0 DAPA DAPA 2020-06-29 Saitic myths in Arabic tradition 0 933 LUT APA007862 2020-06-29 1 2020-06-29 BK