This is a list of all the questions and their associated study carrel identifiers. One can learn a lot of the "aboutness" of a text simply by reading the questions.
| identifier | question |
|---|---|
| 17150 | Brothel(?). |
| 17150 | If a man has broken into a house, one shall kill him before the breach and bury him in it(?). |
| 17150 | If a man has hired a( boat?) |
| 17150 | If he has hired a calf( goat? |
| 17150 | Merchant, trader, relations with agent, 100- 107. official(? |
| 17150 | Strength of a man, crown of the head(? |
| 17150 | scale fixed by king, 44, 51. wages fixed for-- boatman, 6_ GUR_ of corn_ per annum_, 239. working ox, 4,,,, 242. cow in milk,(?) |
| 37411 | ( 10) Dhabitu( Tebet)''The cave of the dawn''(?) |
| 37411 | ( 3) Sivanu( Sivan)''Bricks''(?) |
| 37411 | 1850 Samas- Rimmon I his son 1820 Igur- Kapkapu? |
| 37411 | 521 and 515(?). |
| 37411 | Ada''si? |
| 37411 | Bel- Kapkapu''the founder of the monarchy''? |
| 37411 | Bel- basi his son? |
| 37411 | In heaven, who is supreme? |
| 37411 | Irisum his son? |
| 37411 | Khallu? |
| 37411 | On earth, who is supreme? |
| 37411 | Samas- Rimmon II his brother? |
| 37411 | Sin- sarra- iskun( Sarakos)? |
| 2030 | The_ niggilma_ of the ground springs forth in abundance(?)! |
| 2030 | ), Thou man of Shuruppak, son of Ubar- Tutu, By our hand(?) |
| 2030 | 900(?) |
| 2030 | And after he had called their names and they had been allotted to divine rulers(? |
| 2030 | Dumuzi,(3), the hunter(? |
| 2030 | For what then were the Semitic Babylonians themselves responsible? |
| 2030 | For why is it we divide the day into twenty- four hours? |
| 2030 | I gazed upon the quarters( of the world)--all(?) |
| 2030 | The light of the hero, the Sun- god,( he) causes to enter into the interior(?) |
| 2030 | We come then to the question, at what periods and by what process did the Hebrews become acquainted with Babylonian ideas? |
| 2030 | What evidence, we may ask, does this early Sumerian Version offer with regard to the origin and literary history of the Hebrew Versions? |
| 2030 | What explanation have we of this fact? |
| 2030 | What light does it throw on the general character of Deluge stories and their suggested Egyptian origin? |
| 2030 | What light then does our new material throw upon traditional origins of civilization? |
| 2030 | What new light, then, do these old Sumerian records throw on Hebrew traditions concerning the early ages of mankind? |
| 2030 | Ziusudu opened the opening of the great boat; The light of the hero, the Sun- god,( he) causes to enter into the interior(?) |
| 2030 | Ziusudu, the king, Bows himself down before the Sun- god; The king sacrifices an ox, a sheep he slaughters(?). |
| 2030 | against me by committing a Why didst thou not take counsel trespass, and I stretch out but didst cause a flood? |
| 2030 | land, the land of(1) Then they took me and afar off, Dilmun(? |
| 2030 | land,(1) the land(1) of Dilmun(? |
| 2030 | mankind), The_ niggil(ma)_ of the earth they caused the earth to produce(? |
| 2030 | of these cities, Eridu, he gave to the leader, Nu- dimmud, Secondly, to Nugira(?) |
| 2030 | {''Alaparos(? |
| 2030 | {''Otiartes(? |
| 28072 | [ 35] How far did that diversity go? 28072 ***** When we attempt to mount the stream of history and to pierce the mists which become ever thicker as we near its source, what is it that we see? 28072 350- 3(?). 28072 Again, is not the building on the left of the picture obviously a flat- roofed house? 28072 And is not that enough to suggest a probable reason for the want of windows characteristic of an Oriental dwelling? 28072 And may not these groups, though distinct, have been more closely connected than the Jews were willing to admit? 28072 Are they ideographic signs or funeral offerings? 28072 But how to represent the wooded mountains on this side of the water? 28072 Can any other instance be cited of an art so well endowed entirely suppressing what we should call the civil element of life? 28072 Granting wooden roofs, how is such an accumulation to be accounted for? 28072 How many stages were there? 28072 In the case of vaults how are we to suppose that the rooms were lighted? 28072 Is it too much to suppose that by means of rivers and canals those of Nineveh may have been taken there too? 28072 M. Halévy has translated an Assyrian text, whose meaning he thus epitomizes:What becomes of the individual deposited in a tomb? |
| 28072 | Must they not have trembled for the security of tombs surrounded by a rebellious and angry populace? |
| 28072 | Must we believe that it was never finished or used? |
| 28072 | Must we conclude that stone columns were unknown in Chaldæa and Assyria? |
| 28072 | Must we take it to be the plan of his royal city as a whole, or only of his palace? |
| 28072 | Nineveh,"the dwelling of the lions,""the bloody city,"saw its last day;"Nineveh is laid waste,"says the prophet Nahum,"who will bemoan her? |
| 28072 | Supposing such an arrangement to have obtained in Mesopotamia, of what material were the piers or columns composed? |
| 28072 | Was it impelled by mere inability to distinguish, by varieties of feature, form and attitude, between the different gods created by the imagination? |
| 28072 | Was it the same in Chaldæa? |
| 28072 | What then were we to make of these arched blocks, also coated with stucco, but found in the centre of the rooms and far away from the walls? |
| 28072 | What, it is asked, do these men want with light? |
| 28072 | When wooden roofs were used were they upheld by wooden uprights or by columns of any other material? |
| 28072 | Why did art, in creating divine types, give such prominence to features borrowed from the lower animals? |
| 28072 | Why is it that such works have perished and left no sign? |
| 28072 | Why were these battlements given a height beyond those of the royal palace? |
| 28072 | [ 325]?--ED. |
| 28072 | [ 420] What then did the Assyrians do with their dead? |