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The Hittites (1920)

Cowley, A. E. (Arthur Ernest), 1861-1931 · London, Pub. for the British academy by H. Milford, Oxford university press · leaf 62

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^Sj. = tim {dim). The other two signs /? Tarliu and ^<7~ king are uncommon. The only other bilingual, called the seal of Indilimma, givesno help, as its reading is uncertain and its interpretationdoubtful. In addition, Sayce has pointed out the sign for god, which LECTUEE III 51 in sculptures is… … Fia. 27. (From Hogarth, pi. A. 6.) facts are evident at once. The figure is certainly the beginning,and the characters face the beginning. But in the next line theyface the other way, and so on. The writing is, therefore, boustro- phedon. Also the lower lines in J^ and JJ and the side-stroke inXr…

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