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-===== Bibliography of Sumerian Literature =====
+===== Bibliography of Sumerian Literature (by author) =====
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+Dahl, Jacob L. 2011. "The Statue of Nin-e’iga". In Akkade is King. A collection of papers by friends and colleagues presented to Aage Westenholz on the occasion of his 70th birthday 15th of May 2009. Barjamovich, G., et. al. (eds.) (PIHANS 118). Leiden: 2011. 55-65.
 Deimel, A. 1939. Šumerische Grammatik mit Übungsstücken und zwei Anhängen 2nd. Rome: Pontifical Biblical Institute.
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 Durand, Jean-Marie. 1990. "Sumerica". In Revue d'Assyriologie et d'Archéologie orientale 84. 137-139.
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 Heimpel, Wolfgang. 1998. "Nanše. A. Philologisch". In Reallexikon der Assyriologie 9. 152-160.
+Herrmann, Sabine. 2010. //Vogel und Fisch// - Ein sumerisches Rangstreitgespräch. Textedition und Kommentar. Philologia, Sprachwissenschaftliche Forschungsergebnisse 145. Hamburg.
 Hruška, Blahoslav. 1979. "Das Verhältnis zur Vergangheit im alten Mesopotamien". In Archív Orientální 1-2, 47. 4-14.
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 Kramer, Samuel Noah. 1981. History Begins at Sumer 3, rev. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania.
-Kramer, Samuel Noah. 1982. "BM 98396: A Sumerian Prototype of the mater-dolorosa". In: Eretz Israel 16. 141-146.
+Kramer, Samuel Noah. 1982. "BM 98396: A Sumerian Prototype of the mater-dolorosa". In Eretz Israel 16. 141-146.
+Kramer, Samuel Noah. 1982. "Lisin, the weeping mother goddess: A New Sumerian Lament". In Zikir šumim. Assyriological Studies Presented to F. R. Kraus on the Occasion of his Seventieth Birthday. Van Driel, G. et al. (eds). Leiden: Brill. 133-144.
 Kramer, Samuel Noah. 1983. "The Sumerian Deluge Myth. Reviewed and Revised". In Anatolian Studies 33. 115-121.