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[[The Neo Assyrian Eponyms]]
Trace: • Old Assyrian • Ur-Nanshe • Szlechter, Émile • Middle Babylonian Letters • Artaxerxes III • ELA Partitur • Craig, James Alexander • NG • Akkadian Literary Texts • The Neo Assyrian Eponyms
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   * S. Parpola, “Sequence of post-canonical eponyms”, in K. Radner (ed.), //The Prosopography of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, 1/I: A//. Helsinki, 1998, p. xviii-xx.   * S. Parpola, “Sequence of post-canonical eponyms”, in K. Radner (ed.), //The Prosopography of the Neo-Assyrian Empire, 1/I: A//. Helsinki, 1998, p. xviii-xx.
   * J. Reade, “Assyrian eponyms, kings and pretenders, 648-605 BC,” //Orientalia// NS 67, 1998, p. 255-265.   * J. Reade, “Assyrian eponyms, kings and pretenders, 648-605 BC,” //Orientalia// NS 67, 1998, p. 255-265.
-  * R. Whiting, “The post-canonical and extra-canonical eponyms,” in A. Millard, //The Eponyms of the Assyrian Empire, 910-612 BC//. SAAS. II, The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, Helsinki, 1994, p. 72-78.+  * R. Whiting, “The post-canonical and extra-canonical eponyms,” in A. Millard, //The Eponyms of the Assyrian Empire, 910-612 BC//. SAAS. II, The Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project, Helsinki, 1994, p. 72-78.\\
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 **Primary sources: the Eponym Canon** **Primary sources: the Eponym Canon**
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- +**The basic sequence of the eponym holders** for the ninth and eighth centuries BC is the following (Millard 1994, p. 11). Afterwards, this sequence is no more followed :\\
-**The basic sequence of the eponym holders** for the ninth and eighth centuries BC (Millard 1994, p. 11). Afterwards, this sequence is no more followed :\\+
  
    
 The king, //turtānu//, //rab šāqê//, //nāgir ekalli//, //masennu//, //šakin māti//, Raṣappa, Naṣibina, Arrapha, Kalhi, Raqmat, Māzamua, Ahizuhina, Habruri, Tille, Tušhan, Guzana, Amedi, Ninua, Isana, Kilizi, Arbail, Tamnuna, Talmusi, Kurbail, šibhiniš. The king, //turtānu//, //rab šāqê//, //nāgir ekalli//, //masennu//, //šakin māti//, Raṣappa, Naṣibina, Arrapha, Kalhi, Raqmat, Māzamua, Ahizuhina, Habruri, Tille, Tušhan, Guzana, Amedi, Ninua, Isana, Kilizi, Arbail, Tamnuna, Talmusi, Kurbail, šibhiniš.
    
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 === Neo Assyrian Eponym Canon === === Neo Assyrian Eponym Canon ===
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 Order of the eponyms may vary from an author to another. Each author’s name is written after the eponym’s one: Falkner (1954-56), Parpola (1998) and Reade (1998).\\ Order of the eponyms may vary from an author to another. Each author’s name is written after the eponym’s one: Falkner (1954-56), Parpola (1998) and Reade (1998).\\
-The present table comes from H. Baker:\\ +The present table follows the [[http://homepage.univie.ac.at/heather.baker/pc_eponyms_year.html|work of H. Baker]]:\\
-[[http://homepage.univie.ac.at/heather.baker/pc_eponyms_year.html]]+
  
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