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Dandamayev M.A. The Babylonian Scribes [Вавилонские писцы]. Moscow, Nauka GRVL Publishers 1983.
CONTENTS
Preface
Chapter I. Scribal Terminology
1. Scribes, Interpreters and Scholars
2. Materials for Writing
3. Types of Documents
4. School, Archives and Libraries
Chapter II. Scribal Art
Texts
Chapter III. Scribes as Interpreters
Texts
Chapter IV. State Scribes
Texts
Chapter V. Temple Scribes
Texts
Chapter VI. Nādinu, a Scribe of the Temple Eanna
Chapter VII. Scribes of Private Legal Transactions
Texts
Chapter VIII. Scribes as Business Men
1. Nabû-ahhē-iddin, Head of the House of Egibi
2. Itti-Marduk-balātu. Descendant of Egibi
3. Marduk-nāsir-apli. Head of the House of Egibi
4. Tābiya, Son of Nabû-apla-iddina, Descendant of Sīn-ili
Conclusion
Notes
Supplement I. Selected Documents in Transliteration
Supplement II. Calendar and Measures
Bibliography (Sources and Literature)
Index of Transliterated and Translated Texts
Index of Translated Texts (without Transliteration)
General Index of Sources Used (Babylonian, Neo-Assyrian, Aramaic, Biblical, Demotic, Elamite and Greek Texts)
Summary
Addenda PDF-files
Аннотация, Предисловие, Содержание, Summary, Contents
Keywords
Babylonian texts
royal scribes
sepiru
temple scribes
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