[802] Zerbanitum, as though compounded of zer (seed), and bani (create). See p. [121].
[803] Gen. i. 1-ii. 4, embodied in the "Priestly Code."
[804] Gen. ii. 4 and extending in reality as far as iv. 25.
[805] Gen. iii. 17.
[806] See Gunkel, Schöpfung und Chaos, p. 13.
[807] On the acquaintance of Hebrew writers of the Babylonian exile with cuneiform literature and on the influence exercised by the latter, see D. H. Mueller, Ezechielstudien.