An edition of The Sumerian prefix forms be- and bi- in the time of the earlier princes of Lagas (1936)

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An edition of The Sumerian prefix forms be- and bi- in the time of the earlier princes of Lagas (1936)

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Univ. Press
Language
English
Pages
29

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Subjects
Sumerian language, Phonetics, Grammar

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1936, Univ. Press
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The Oriental Institute of the University of Chicago, Assyriological studies, no. 8

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x, 29 p.
Number of pages
29

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OL15394276M

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