stone quarried in, and transported down the Zab, [50], [51].
Zaidu, the huntsman, sent to Êabâni, [305].
Zi-ana, see [Ana.]
[Ziggurats], their peculiar shape and uses, [48];
used as observatories attached to temples, [234];
meaning of the word, [278];
their connection with the legend of Paradise, [278]-[280];
their singular orientation and its causes, [284]-[286];
Ziggurat of Birs-Nimrud (Borsippa), [280]-[283];
identified with the Tower of Babel, [293].