(including the Deluge Story.)
Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition
Jastrow, Morris
[Scheil's tablet from Sippara.]
Oppert, J.—The Chaldaean Perseus. BOR V. 1, 2; also CR, 1890, 464, 465.
[Identification of Izdubar-Gilgamesh with Gilgamos in Aelian's zoölogical work 'De Natura Animalium,' XII. 21. See also Sayce in the Academy, 1890, No. 966; Ward, ib., No. 971; and Kohler, ib., 1891, No. 985.]
---- Nimrod. Bulletin de l'Athenée Orientale, 1873, Jan.-Feb.
Oppert, J.—Le Poème Chaldéen du Déluge. Traduit de l'Assyrien. (Paris 1885.)
Pinches, T. G.—Exit Gishtubar. BOR IV, 264.
[Proposal to read the name of the Babylonian hero Gilgamesh. Cf. Sayce in Academy, 1890, No. 966, and Ward, ib., No. 971.]
Rawlinson, H. C.—The Izdubar Legends. Athenaeum, 1872, No. 2354.
Rochette, Raoul.—Mémoire sur l'Hercule Assyrien et Phenicien. AI Mémoires, 2me Partie, XVII. 9-374.
Sauveplane, F.—Une Épopée Babylonienne. Ishtubar-Gilgames. (Paris 1894.)
Sayce, A. H.—On Nimrod and the Assyrian Inscription. TSBA II. 248, 249; see also Academy, 1893, No. 1054.
[Proposed identification of Nimrod with Amar-ud = Marduk, the head of the Babylonian Pantheon.]
---- The Higher Criticism and the Verdict of the Monuments. (London 1894.) pp. 97-119.
Scheil, F. V.—Notes d'Epigraphie et d'Archéologie Assyrienne. XXX. Un Fragment d'un Nouveau Récit du Déluge de l'Époque du Roi Ammizaduga. RT XX. 55-59; see also RB, 1898, 5-9.
---- The New Babylonian Account of the Deluge. The Independent, Jan. 20, 1898.
Smith, George.—The Chaldaean Account of the Deluge. TSBA II. 203-234.
---- The Eleventh Tablet of the Izdubar Legends. The Chaldaean Account of the Deluge. TSBA III. 530-596; also RP VII. 133.
Suess, Ed.—Die Sintfluth in 'Das Antlitz der Erde.' (Leipzig 1883.) pp. 25-98.
[Discussion of the Babylonian tale with notes by Prof. Paul Haupt.]
Talbot, H. Fox.—Ishtar and Izdubar, being the 6th Tablet of the Izdubar Series. Translated from the Cuneiform. TSBA V. 97-121; also RP IX. 119-128.
---- Commentary on the Deluge Tablet. TSBA IV. 49-83.
---- Tablet in the British Museum Relating Apparently to the Deluge. TSBA IV. 129-131.
[Talbot's supposition is erroneous.]