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Bd.1. A -- Bepašte -- Bd.2. Ber -- Ezur -- Bd.3. Fabel -- Gyges -- Bd.4. Ḫa-a-a -- Hystaspes -- Bd.5. Ia... -- Kizzuwatna -- Bd.6. Klagegesang -- Libanon -- Bd.7. Libanukšabaš -- Medizin -- Bd. 8. Meek-mythologie -- Bd. 9. Nab-nuzi -- Bd. 10. Oannes-priesterverkleidung -- Bd. 11. Prinz, Prinzessin - Samug -- Bd. 12. Samuha - Spinne --bd. 13. Spinnen - Tiergarten -- Bd. 14. Tiergefass -- Waša/ezzl (1). -- Bd. 15. Waschung. A-zypresse. Unter Mitwirkung Zahlreicher Fachgelehrter Herausgegeben Von Erich Ebeling Und Bruno Meissner. Bd. 6: Begründet Von Erich Ebeling Und Bruno Meissner, Fortgeführt Von Ernst Weidner Und Wolfram Von Soden, Herausgegeben Von Dietz Otto Edzard, Unter Mitwirkung Von P. Calmeyer [and Others]. Bd. 14: Begründet Von Erich Ebeling Und Bruno Meissner ; Fortgeführt Von Ernst Weidner Und Wolfram Von Soden Und Dietz Otto Edzard ; Herausgegeben Von Michael P. Streck ; Unter Mitwirkung Von G. Frantz-szabó [and 6 Others]. Bd. 15, Lfg. 1/2: Published In Berlin And Boston, Begründet Von E. Ebeling Und B. Meissner, Fortgeführt Von E. Weidner, W. Von Soden Und D.o. Edzard, Herausgegeben Von M.p. Streck, Unter Mitwirkung Von G. Frantz-szabó [and Others], Redaktion, T. Blaschke [and Others]. Issued In Parts. Errata Slip Laid In At End Of Vol. 6. Includes Bibliographical References. German, English, And French. The coverage of the Reallexikon der Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archologie embraces those ancient Near Eastern cultures which used the cuneiform script (Mesopotamia, North Syria and Anatolia) together with neighbouring regions in the 4th to the 1st millennia B.C. Entries include important personalities (rulers, scholars, administrators etc.), deities, ancient place names and modern archaeological sites, as well as cultural items and concepts (e.g. "house", "purchase", "literature", "mathematics", "milk"), which are treated from both philological and archaeological standpoints, as appropriate. The articles appear alphabetically under their German heading, but may be in German, English or French. They may be accompanied by illustrations, diagrams and plans. The Reallexikon is addressed to specialists within its own field, but also to historians, theologians, anthropologists, legal historians and others. It does not draw on any predecessor and has established itself internationally as an indispensable work tool. With publication of volume 15 the Reallexikon is completed approximately 90 years after publication of the first volume. The coverage of the Reallexikon der Assyriologie und Vorderasiatischen Archäologie embraces those ancient Near Eastern cultures which used the cuneiform script (Mesopotamia, North Syria and Anatolia) together with neighbouring regions in the 4th to the 1st millennia B.C. Entries include important personalities (rulers, scholars, administrators etc.), deities, ancient place names and modern archaeological sites, as well as cultural items and concepts (e.g. house, purchase, literature, mathematics, milk), which are treated from both philological and archaeological standpoints, as appropriate. The articles appear alphabetically under their German heading, but may be in German, English or French. They may be accompanied by illustrations, diagrams and plans. The Reallexikon is addressed to specialists within its own field, but also to historians, theologians, anthropologists, legal historians and others. It does not draw on any predecessor and has established itself internationally as an indispensable work tool. With publication of volume 15 the Reallexikon is completed approximately 90 years after publication of the first volume.