The seal of the sanga : on the old Babylonian sangas of Šamaš of Sippar-Jaḫrūrum and Sippar-Amnānum /

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The study of these seals complements our meagre textual documentation. The first sangas in particular offer a unique opportunity to assemble a consistent corpus from a single family holding the same title throughout the Old Babylonian period.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Tanret, Michel
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2010.
Edición:1st ed.
Colección:Cuneiform monographs ; 40.
Temas:
Ebabbar Temple (Sippar) > History.
Ebabbar Temple (Sippar) > Administration > History.
Temple de Shamash (Sippar) > Histoire.
Temple de Shamash (Sippar) > Administration > Histoire.
Ebabbar Temple (Sippar)
Priests > Iraq > Sippar (Extinct city) > History.
Priests > Family relationships > Iraq > Sippar (Extinct city) > History.
Inheritance and succession > Iraq > Sippar (Extinct city) > History.
Temples > Iraq > Babylonia > History.
Marduk (Babylonian deity)
Seals (Numismatics) > Iraq > Sippar (Extinct city)
Successions et héritages > Irak > Sippar (Ville ancienne) > Histoire.
Marduk (Divinité babylonienne)
Sceaux > Irak > Sippar (Ville ancienne)
HISTORY > Civilization.
Antiquities
Inheritance and succession
Management
Priests
Seals (Numismatics)
Temples
Priester
Siegel
Sippar (Extinct city) > Antiquities.
Sippar (Extinct city) > History > Sources.
Sippar (Ville ancienne) > Histoire > Sources.
Iraq > Sippar (Extinct city)
Middle East > Babylonia
Sippar > Ebabbar.
History
Sources
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Abbreviations
  • I. THE TEXTS AND THE SEALS
  • I.A. THE SANGA OF ŠAMAŠ
  • 1. Sangas Not as Witnesses
  • 2. Sangas in the Witness Lists
  • 3. General Conclusions
  • I.B. THE FIRST SANGAS
  • 0. Warad-Sîn
  • I. Annum-pī-Šamaš Son of Warad-Sîn
  • II. Šamaš-tappašu Son of Annum-pī-Šamaš
  • III. Lipit-Ištar Son of Šamaš-tappašu
  • IV. Warad-Sîn Son of Lipit-Ištar
  • V. Annum-pī-Aja Son of Warad-Sîn
  • VI. Šamaš-tappašu Son of Annum-pī-Aja
  • VII. Warad-Sîn Son of Šamaš-tappašu
  • VIII. Annum-pī-Aja Son of Warad-Sîn
  • IX. Sîn-iqīšam Son of Warad-Sîn
  • X. Ilšu-ibnīšu Son of Sîn-iqīšam
  • XI Nūr-Kabta Son of Ilšu-ibni
  • XII. Sîn-aḫam-iddinam Son of Sîn-iqīšam
  • I.C. BEFORE THE SECOND SANGA
  • 1. Ilum-mušallim
  • 2. Imlik-Sîn
  • 3. Būr-Nunu
  • 4. Adad-rēmēni Son of Damu-galzu
  • 5. Ilabrat-bāni, Son of Būr-Nunu
  • Excursus 1: The Bur-Sîn Family
  • Excursus 2: The Damu-galzu Family
  • I.D. THE SECOND SANGA
  • 1. Išar-Šamaš
  • 2. Sîn-ennam Son of Sîn-imitti
  • 3. Šu/amuh-Sîn
  • 4. Šalim-pāliḫ-Marduk
  • 5. Etel-pī-Nabium Son of Šalim-pāliḫ-Marduk
  • 6. Sîn-iddinam
  • 7. Sîn-bāni Son of Asalluḫi-mansum
  • 8. Išme-Sîn Son of Ikūn-pī-Uraš
  • 9. Sîn-erībam
  • 10. Marduk-mušallim Son of Marduk-nāṣir Adoptive Son of Sîn-erībam
  • 11. Etel-pī-Nabium Son of Marduk-mušallim
  • 12. Marduk-nāṣir Son of Etel-pī-Nabium
  • I.E. THE SANGAS OF ŠAMAŠ OF THE EDIKUDA TEMPLE IN SIPPAR-AMNĀNUM
  • Overlapping Careers
  • Overlaps Resolved
  • A. Nūr-Šamaš
  • B. Šamšatum
  • C. Utu-urbara
  • D. Šumi-erṣetim
  • E. Narām-Sîn Son of [superscript d]EN ...
  • F. Sîn-nādin-šumi
  • G. Etel-pī-Marduk
  • H. Sîn-išmeanni Son of Utu-urbara
  • I. Ikūn-pī-Sîn
  • J. Ibni-Šērum Son of Sîn-ibni
  • Conclusions
  • II. THE SEALS AND THE TEXTS
  • General Remarks
  • II. A. CATALOGUE OF THE SEAL IMPRESSIONS
  • 1. The Seals of the First Sangas of the Ebabbar in Sippar Jaḫrūrum
  • 2. Seals of Temple Officials as Second Witnesses
  • 3. Seals of Second Sangas
  • 4. Seals Used by the Sangas of the Edikuda, the Šamaš Temple of Sippar Amnānum
  • II. B. ANALYSIS
  • 1. The Seals of the First Sangas of Šamaš from Sippar Jahrūrum
  • 2. The Seals of Temple Officials Acting as Second Witnesses before the Existence of the Second Sanga
  • 3. The Seals of the Second Sangas of Šamaš, later the Sangas of Aja
  • 4. General Conclusions on the Seals of the Ebabbar Officials
  • 5. The Seals of the Sangas of the Edikuda in Sippar Amnānum
  • 6. General Conclusions
  • II. C. THE SEAL OF THE SANGAS' DAUGHTERS
  • 1. Damiqtum Daughter of Šamaš-tappašu
  • 2. Awāt-Aja Daughter of Warad-Sîn
  • 3. Lamassī Daughter of Sîn-ennam
  • 4. Šāt-Šamaš Daughter of Sîn-ennam
  • III. CONCLUSIONS
  • III. A. THE NAMES AND FAMILIES OF THE SANGAS
  • 1. The First Sangas
  • 2. The Second Sangas
  • III. B. THE LEGENDS OF THE SANGAS AND OFFICIALS
  • 1. The Inscriptions
  • 2. Analysis of the Seal Legends of the Sangas
  • 3. The Legends of the Temple and Gagum Officials
  • 4. The Father's Seal
  • 5. More than One Seal
  • III. C. THE SEALING PRACTICE OF THE SANGAS
  • 1. Stage 1
  • 2. Stage 2
  • 3. Stage 3
  • 4. Stage 4
  • 5. Conclusions
  • 6. A Word on Inversions
  • III. D. THE SANGA AS WITNESS
  • 1. For the Priestesses Only
  • 2. Developing Wealth?
  • 3. To Witness or Not to Witness
  • 4. The Types of Texts
  • 5. Uncharacteristic Genres
  • 6. No Rules
  • 7. Nine Nadītums
  • III. E. CAREERS
  • III. F. THE SEAL STONES
  • III. G. GENERAL CONCLUSIONS
  • IV. LISTS AND CONCORDANCES
  • Annex I. The Corpus
  • Annex II. The Genres
  • Annex III. Concordance Museum-Publication
  • Annex IV. Concordance Publication-Museum
  • V. BIBLIOGRAPHY
  • VI. SEAL PLATES
  • VII. INDEXES.

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