Purim
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MEYER'S view that Nimrod is 20 not a Babylonian, but a Libyan name (see p. 448 of his new book cited above, in n. 19) cf. My remarks in BA 1, 183.
(33) The cuneiform name of the Babylonian Noah is Ut-naptitim, i. E. 'he found life (immortal). ' His epithet is Atra-xasts 'extremely wise. ' The Greek form of the name, Sioov&Qoq and Arab. Xidr 25 (Rtickert's Ckidher, der ewig junge] show that the adverb atra (for watrd) could be placed also after the adjective (Xasis-atra) just as we can say in Sy...riac either yatttr hakktm 'extremely wise' or hakktm yattir. The u in Xisuthros is due to the initial w of ivatra or rather wathra (ZA 19, 235). See my paper on the introductory lines 30 of the cuneiform account of the Deluge, JAOS 25, 69, n. 3.
(34) See my edition of the cuneiform text (Leipzig, 1891) p. 137, 11. 71 75. These lines should be transliterated as follows: ana [akale] uttebbix alf>e, asqis immere umisd-ma, sirc[hi kur\unnu Samnu u karanii ninnia\rc umalli\ kima me nari-ma isinna ippnsii kinia funi 35 akiti-ma.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MEYER'S view that Nimrod is 20 not a Babylonian, but a Libyan name (see p. 448 of his new book cited above, in n. 19) cf. My remarks in BA 1, 183.
(33) The cuneiform name of the Babylonian Noah is Ut-naptitim, i. E. 'he found life (immortal). ' His epithet is Atra-xasts 'extremely wise. ' The Greek form of the name, Sioov&Qoq and Arab. Xidr 25 (Rtickert's Ckidher, der ewig junge] show that the adverb atra (for watrd) could be placed also after the adjective (Xasis-atra) just as we can say in Sy...riac either yatttr hakktm 'extremely wise' or hakktm yattir. The u in Xisuthros is due to the initial w of ivatra or rather wathra (ZA 19, 235). See my paper on the introductory lines 30 of the cuneiform account of the Deluge, JAOS 25, 69, n. 3.
(34) See my edition of the cuneiform text (Leipzig, 1891) p. 137, 11. 71 75. These lines should be transliterated as follows: ana [akale] uttebbix alf>e, asqis immere umisd-ma, sirc[hi kur\unnu Samnu u karanii ninnia\rc umalli\ kima me nari-ma isinna ippnsii kinia funi 35 akiti-ma.
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