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Notes from the Babylonian Collection, II: Old Babylonian HAR-ra

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BibTeX Key Hallo1982HAR-ra
Designation JCS 34, p.81-93
Authors Hallo, William W.
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Journal Journal of Cuneiform Studies
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Hallo, William W. 1982. “Notes from the Babylonian Collection, II: Old Babylonian HAR-Ra.” Journal of Cuneiform Studies 34: 81–93.
Hallo, W. W. (1982). Notes from the Babylonian Collection, II: Old Babylonian HAR-ra. Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 34, 81–93.
Hallo, W. W. (1982) “Notes from the Babylonian Collection, II: Old Babylonian HAR-ra,” Journal of Cuneiform Studies, 34, pp. 81–93.
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	author = {Hallo, William W.},
	journal = {Journal of Cuneiform Studies},
	year = {1982},
	pages = {81--93},
	title = {Notes from the {Babylonian} {Collection}, {II}: Old {Babylonian} {HAR}-ra},
	volume = {34},
}


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T2  - Journal of Cuneiform Studies
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