1995
DOI: 10.2307/1359812
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The Siege of Uršu Text (CTH 7) and Old Hittite Historiography

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“…The text is written in Akkadian language using a variant of the cuneiform script typical for the late Old Babylonian signs and ductus forms of Northern Syria, but the historical event could be dated to the time of Hattu sili I on the basis of a campaign against the city of Ur su which is mentioned in his annals. Because of this coincidence and some literary features of the text (Hoffner, 1980;Beckman, 1995) with parallels in other old Hittite literature texts like the so-called "Palace Chronicle" the narration is considered of a Hittite origin. But there are no indications where the text was written and composed and who was its author.…”
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“…The text is written in Akkadian language using a variant of the cuneiform script typical for the late Old Babylonian signs and ductus forms of Northern Syria, but the historical event could be dated to the time of Hattu sili I on the basis of a campaign against the city of Ur su which is mentioned in his annals. Because of this coincidence and some literary features of the text (Hoffner, 1980;Beckman, 1995) with parallels in other old Hittite literature texts like the so-called "Palace Chronicle" the narration is considered of a Hittite origin. But there are no indications where the text was written and composed and who was its author.…”
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“…- -------------------------606 CTH 7. For an edition and a discussion of this text, see Beckman 1995 andMiller 1999: 44-45. 607 See Beckman 1995: 25.…”
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“…Beckman 1995, 31-33. Schon Güterbock 1938, 132 erkannte die humoristische Seite des Textes.136 Beckman 1995, 32.…”
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“…Schon Güterbock 1938, 132 erkannte die humoristische Seite des Textes.136 Beckman 1995, 32. Nach Haas/Wegner 2002 zeigt auch CTH 16 dieser Tendenz.…”
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