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The Royal Family and its Territorial Implantation during the Neo-Babylonian Period
P. 401-410
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DOI: 10.1400/239747
ISSN: 2036-5845
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- When Disease Touches, Hits, or Seizes in Assyro-Babylonian Medicine
- On the Meaning and Cultural Setting of the Phrase la kišitti šamme
- Assurbanipal and the Ziggurat at Nippur
- Die den Assyrerkönigen übersandten ausländischen Frauen mit Mitgift in Neuassyrischer Zeit
- Another Brick in Nebuchadnezzar's Wall : a Catalogue of the Cuneiform Texts in the Collections of the National Museum of Oriental Art in Rome
- The Royal Family and its Territorial Implantation during the Neo-Babylonian Period
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- Papers Presented at the VIU 2013-2014 Seminar in the Humanities on Literature and Culture in the Ancient Mediterranean : Greece, Rome and the Near East : Foreword
- You Are Just Like Me : The Motif of the Double in the Epic of Gilgamesh and the Agushaya Poem
- Some Considerations on Disabled People in the Sumerian Myth of Enki and Ninmah
- Stress Patterns in Enuma Eliš - a Comparative Study
- Élites mésopotamiennes et idéologie séleucide : Considérations sur la pratique de l'évergétisme et du culte royal
- Organizational Structure of Knowledge in Cuneiform Sources
