Zeitschrift für Keilschriftforschung und verwandte Gebiete (1884)
Leipzig, O. Schulz · leaf 163
152 Theo. G. Pinches C o lumn i . The first character of the list, as we have it, is the ar¬ chaic form of written with six wedges1), three upright and three horizontal. It is probably a development of 2), and seems to be intended to repre¬ sent a net, as the meaning seht “net,” implies (cf. W. A.… … very easily come that of disease in general, including, of course, ulcers, leprosy, &c. with the meaning of buanu , probably designates those diseases visible to the eye. 1) Eight is, however, the more usual number. 2) As is well known, it is generally needful, when one wishes to get an idea of the…
