Chaldea: From the Earliest Times to the Rise of Assyria

by Zénaïde A. Ragozin

ancient bricks from the ruins used for modern constructions; trade with ancient bricks at Hillah, [42].

British Museum, Rich's collection presented to, [14].

[Busrah], or Bassorah, bulls and lions shipped to, down the Tigris, [52].

Byblos, ancient writing material, [94].

C.

[Ca-Dimirra] (or Ka-Dimirra), second name of Babylon; meaning of the name, [216], [249].

Cain, his crime, banishment, and posterity, [129].

Calah, or Kalah, one of the Assyrian capitals, the Larissa of Xenophon, [3].

Calendar, Chaldean, [230], [318]-[321], [325].

Canaan, son of Ham, eponymous ancestor of many nations, [134].