BibCzechLing: Lapinkivi, Pirjo - The Neo-Assyrian Myth of Ištar's Descent and Resurrection. Introduction, Cuneiform Text, and Transliteration with a Translation, Glossary, and Extensive Commentary

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ID	2010CZ061683
Author(s)	Lapinkivi, Pirjo
Title	The Neo-Assyrian Myth of Ištar's Descent and Resurrection. Introduction, Cuneiform Text, and Transliteration with a Translation, Glossary, and Extensive Commentary
Place/Publ.	Helsinki: Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project
Year	2010
Pages	115 s.
Language	eng
Classification (CZ)	Staré jazyky neindoevropské
Classification (EN)	Old non-Indo-European languages
Subjects	asyrština; písmo klínové; transliterace; překlady; mýty; edice
Subjects (DE)	Transliteration; Übersetzungen; Ausgabe
Review	Prosecký, Jiří Archiv orientální 2011, 79, č. 1, s. 135-137.
Medium	book
Source	https://bibliografie.ujc.cas.cz/documents/61683
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