See an article by Jastrow in _ZA_,
Vol. 13, pp. 288-301.
[6] Published by Scheil in _Recueil des Travaux_, etc. Vol. 20,
pp. 55-58.
[7] The text does not form part of the Gilgamesh Epic, as the colophon,
differing from the one attached to the Epic, shows.
[8] _Ein altbabylonisches Fragment des Gilgamosepos_ (_MVAG_ 1902,
No. 1).
[9] On these variant forms of the two names see the discussion below,
p. 24.
[10] The passage is paralleled by Ecc. 9, 7-9. See Jastrow, _A Gentle
Cynic_, p. 172 _seq._
[11] Among the Nippur tablets in the collection of the University
of Pennsylvania Museum. The fragment was published by Dr. Poebel in
his _Historical and Grammatical Texts_ No. 23. See also Poebel in the
_Museum Journal_, Vol. IV, p. 47, and an article by Dr. Langdon in the
same Journal, Vol. VII, pp. 178-181, though Langdon fails to credit
Dr. Poebel with the discovery and publication of the important tablet.
[12] No. 55 in Langdon's _Historical and Religious Texts from the
Temple Library of Nippur_ (Munich, 1914).
[13] No. 5 in his _Sumerian Liturgical Texts_. (Philadelphia, 1917)
[14] See on this name below, p. 23.
[15] See further below, p. 37 _seq_.
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