The discovery and decipherment of the trilingual cuneiform inscriptions

by Arthur John Booth

[615] Beiträge, 1837, p. 39.

[616] Copenhagen, 1844.

[617] Bonn, 1845. Westergaard wrote a later essay on the same subject in Danish, which we have not been able to consult (Kjöbenhavn, 1856).

[618] Copenhagen edition, pp. 330, 338.

[619] Ib. pp. 340, 364. The E inscription from the seventeenth line may be seen at page 347. Cf. with Weisbach, Die Inschriften Zweiter Art, p. 82.

[620] Cf. Copenhagen edition, p. 419; Bonn ed. p. 113.

[621] Copenhagen edition, p. 323. Cf. this with the declination of the same word by De Saulcy (Journal Asiatique, 1849, xiv. 179), where the accusative singular is ‘Keiounay,’ and the genitive plural ‘Keiouyna’ or ‘Keioulara’!

[622] Beiträge, 1837, p. 42.

[623] No. 24 of Weisbach.

[624] Nos. 9, 10, 18, 65. Appendix C.