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A poetic description of surgery and disease snatching dogs? : a collective of Sumerian hymns to healing deities from old Babylonian Nippur
143-150 p.
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Oriens antiquus : rivista di studi sul Vicino Oriente Antico e il Mediterraneo orientale : II, 2020-
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ISSN: 2704-5951
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