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|a Ancient Babylonian Grammatical Theory
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|a Diss. D. Phil.; 1. Verbal Paradigms; 2. Grammatical Vocabularies, Analyses, Epitomes and Related Texts; 3. Grammatical Terms; 4. Conclusions; 5. Appendices. Texts utilized include MSL IV, paradigms from Ur (UET VII 97-1C2), Examentext A, K.4808 and duplicates.
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|a Black, J. A., Ancient Babylonian Grammatical Theory. Diss. D. Phil., Oxford University 1980 (Supervised by E. Sollberger). VII-249 p. [1. Verbal Paradigms; 2. Grammatical Vocabularies, Analyses, Epitomes and Related Texts; 3. Grammatical Terms; 4. Conclusions; 5. Appendices. Texts utilized include MSL IV, paradigms from Ur (UET VII 97-1C2), Examentext A, K.4808 and duplicates].
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