Newly Identified Joins of Šumma ālu Tablet 43 (Equines)-Fragments A.3449+A.3640+AO.6490+/(+)W.20030/116

Eric Schmidtchen

doi:10.30687/kaskal/2036-5845/2025/01/006

September 3, 2025Open Access

Newly Identified Joins of Šumma ālu Tablet 43 (Equines)-Fragments A.3449+A.3640+AO.6490+/(+)W.20030/116

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Key Points

The study identifies three Late Babylonian fragments as a single witness for Šumma ālu Tablet 43.
The revised edition preserves the most complete version of the text across the identified fragments.
Analysis of these manuscripts allows for a more accurate understanding of Late Babylonian literary practices.
Future research may explore the implications of this joined text for the context of ancient scholarship.

Implication

Analysis reveals a joined text from three fragments of Šumma ālu Tablet 43, suggesting a unified witness.

Abstract

The article presents an edition of three Late Babylonian fragments of Šumma ālu Tablet 43, previously considered separate manuscripts, but now virtually joined into a single witness that preserves the most complete version of the text.

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Eric Schmidtchen (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1872d9b7b07f3a06116d6 https://doi.org/10.30687/kaskal/2036-5845/2025/01/006

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Newly Identified Joins of Šumma ālu Tablet 43 (Equines)-Fragments A.3449+A.3640+AO.6490+/(+)W.20030/116

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Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

Newly Identified Joins of Šumma ālu Tablet 43 (Equines)-Fragments A.3449+A.3640+AO.6490+/(+)W.20030/116

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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