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| - | + | **The basic sequence of the eponym holders** for the ninth and eighth centuries BC is the following | |
| - | **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 :\\ | + | |
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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:// |
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