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STUDIES IN MYCENAEAN INSCRIPTIONS AND DIAI,ECf

1979

Edited by

ELIZABETH SIKKENGA

With the assistance of

Nick Dobson Susan Lupack

Anne Thompson and

Kathryn E. Walsh

PROGRAM IN AEGEAN SCRIPTS AND PREHISTORY

DEPARTMENf OF UASSICS 1HE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

1995

Copyright © 1995 Program in Aegean Scripts and Prehistory

Department of Oassics The University of Texas at Austin

ISBN 0-9649410-0-7

Acknowledgments

The revival of Studies in Mycenaean Inscriptions and Dialect would not have been possible without the efforts and experience of Thomas G. Palaima and the research resources of the Program in Aegean Scripts and Prehistory (P ASP) of the I>epartment of Classics at the University of Texas at Austin. PASP is supported through the College of Liberal Arts.

Equally indispensable was the financial assistance of the Institute for Aegean Prehistory and the scholarly help of John T. Killen and Ruth Palmer. The contributions of these institutions and individuals are most gratefully acknowledged. Any errors in the new SMID are, of course, the fault of the editor.

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Table of Contents

Bibliography .................................................................................................................................... ! Indices

Linear B Signs ................................................................................................................. 44 Linear B Ideograms ....................................................................................................... 48 Linear B Words .............................................................................................................. 53 Linear B Texts ................................................................................................................ liS Linear A Signs ............................................................................................................... IS? Linear A Ideograms ...................................................................................................... l60 Linear A Words ............................................................................................................. 161 Linear A Texts ............................................................................................................... l65 Subjects ............................................................................................................................ l69

Abbreviations of Works Cited ................................................................................................... l89 Abbreviations of Authors' Names ............................................................................................. l91

Bibliography

FA 'J7 ADRAIX)S, Francisco Rodriguez

Rev: Hiller and Panagl, Die friihgriechischen Texte aus mykenischer Zeit, 1976 (StH/OPa 2)

Emerita 47 (1979), pp. 471472

FA gives a generally favorable review, with some trief criticisms of the treatment of social and economic systems and the treatment of religion.

SBA 1 ALESHIRE, Sarah B.

Greek !3ovAo11at: Etymology and evolution

Fs Beeler, pp. 267-278

SBA proposes an inherited verbal root *gwel- and traces its possible developments into attested forms in historical dialects, including Mycenaean.

FB 44 BADER, FranQ:>ise

La subordination en mycenien

Colloquium Mycenaeum (1979), pp. 295-311

FB presents evidence from Mycenaean for an intermediate stage between reconstructed parataxis and historical Greek subordination.

EBa 1 BALL, Elaine

Some Observations on Dr. Greenhalgh's Article "How are the Mighty Fallen?" (PGr 2)

Acta Classica 22 (1979), pp. 131-144

EBa criticizes Greenhalgh's use of evidence and points out many inaccuracies and misrepresentations found in this article. Evidence concerning G1a, the Cyclopean Wall on the Isthmus at Corinth, Py1os, and Kanalos is sunnnarized.

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BibliograDhY

BARTONEK, Antonin

Prevrat v starorecke dialektologii? A Revolution in Greek Dialectology?

SPFB 24 (1979), pp. 17-34

AnB addresses Cbadwick's hypothesis that the Dorians were descendants of the Mycenaean lower classes. In Czech with precis in English.

AnB 69 BARTONEK, Antonin

Greek dialects between 100) and D) B. C

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 113-1~

Discussion of early Late Hellad.ic dialect differentiation. AnB proposes that loss with compensatory lengthening may have begun in Mycenaean.

LyBll BAUMBACH, Lydia

Further Thoughts on the Knossos Fp Series


Reassessment of the use of me-no and the allocation of olive oil in the Fp tablets.

LyB12 BAUMBACH, Lydia

The Mycenaean Contribution to the Study of Greek Religion in the Bronze Age

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 143-HD

LyB gives evidence for Bronze Age religion provided by the linear B tablets and the limitations of the information, and surveys the scholarship to date.

EB66 BENNETT Jr., Emmett L

Rev: Sandars, The Sea Peoples: Warriors of the Ancient Mediterranean 1250-1150 B.C., 1978 (NKS4)

AHR 84 (1979), pp. 4n431

EB credits Sandars with elucidating the intricacy of the problems and evidence.

EB 67 BENNETT Jr., Emmett L

PU-RO, vacant (PY Tn 316.7-10, v.13-16)


Thtailed description and discussion of the format of PY Tn 316 and interpretation of the circumstances of its composition.

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Bibliography

JoB 6 BIWGMEIER, Jon C.

MA + RU and Mallos

Letter in Nestor 6:9 (1979), p. 1408

JoB agrees with L Pahner (LP 88) that ma-ri-ne-u denotes a 'god of woolens' and discusses whether the Unear A ligature Le 46 equals MA + RU and whether it is also LANA.

JoB 7 BIILIGMEIER, Jon C.

A Contribution toward Identification of the Language Contained in the Cypro-Minoan II Inscriptions from Enkomi

Colloquium Mycenaeum (1979), pp. 419424

JoB presents inscriptional and historical evidence to support the hypothesis that CM II is a southern Anatolian language, related to Hittite and the Luvian dialects.

PhB 1 BORGEAUD, Philippe

Recherches sur le dieu Pan

Bern, Francke 1979

PhB looks at the "first crystallization" of the deity from Arcadia and at how the Greeks perceived Pan and Arcadia as the cult spread throughout Greece and into Athens.

KBrlO BRANIGAN, Keith

Phaistos: New Light on an Old Palace (Rev: Levi, F estos e Ia Civilta Minoica I e II, 1981) (DLi6)

Antiquity 53 (1979), pp. 102-106

KBr discusses the contributions that Levi's work at Phaistos will make to our understanding of the Early Bronze Age to Middle Bronze Age development of palatial architecture, the palace's socio-economic and ritual or ceremonial roles in Middle Bronze Age Crete, and the town that grew up close to the palace.

WB39 BRICE, William C.

Epigraphische Mitteilungen

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 1~ 181

Short summaries are given of some inscriptions found in recent years. WB discusses seals, Cretan Hieroglyphic script, and Linear A.

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Bibliography

CADOGAN, Gerald

Cyprus and Crete c. 2<XD-1400 B. C.

Acts Cyprus-Crete (1978), pp. 62-68

GCd addresses the question of contact retween Crete and Cyprus ca 2<XD-1400 B.C.E. and tries to characterize what relations existed and why.

MCa3 CAMERON, Mark

Theoretical Interrelations among Theran, Cretan and Mainland Frescoes

Thera/ Aegean World I (1978), pp. 579-592

MCa examines the links retween the frescoes from Thera and those from the Knossos area of Crete. He then points out the Mycenaean elements in the Miniature Frieze from Room 5 of the West House and examines their implications.

FCc 1 CARINO, Filippo

Rev: P. Astrom et al., The Cuirass Tomb and Other Finds at Dendra, 1977

Archaeologia Classica 31 (1979), pp. 357-368

FCc discusses the tombs at length and points out that there is also space in the volume devoted to Mycenaean armor supplemented by the publication of a Linear B tablet from Tiryns.

JnCJWMc 1 CAROIHERS, Joan and William A McOONAID

Size and Distribution of the Population in Late Bronze Age Messenia: Some Statistical Approaches

IF A 6 (1979), pp. 433453

JnOWMc discuss the overall regional population and differing community sizes and locations by means of statistical analysis of the relationships of multiple factors.

PCt 1 CARTLEOOE, Paul

Sparta and Lakonia: A Regional History 1300-362 B.C.

London, Routledge and Kegan Paul 1979

PCt provides a comprehensive overview of the Bronze Age culture and Mycenaean element in Sparta and Lak:onia.

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Bibliography

HC5 CA TllNG, Hector W.

Copper in Cyprus, Bronze in Crete: Some Economic Problems


HC discusses the economic relationship between Crete and Cyprus in the late Bronze Age, ca. 1650-1381 B.C.E., in light of the exchange of metals.

HC6 CATllNG,HectorW.

Archaeology in Greece

Archaeological Reports (1978-79), pp. 16, 37-39

HC describes archaeological activity in Greece, including the finding of a fragment of a Linear B tablet at Tiryns and an inscribed Hieroglyphic clay sherd, as well as sealstones from Knossos.

JC 111 CHADWICK, John

"Evidence" after 25 years

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 11-14

Brief discussion of the decipherment of linear B and advances since then.


Land-holding at Pylos

MLS 21.2.79 in BICS 26 (1979), p. 1:ll

JC proposes that people who have ki-ti-me-na land are obligated to serve in the fleet, and that this obligation is reflected in the missing rowers of PY An 724 who are designated as ki-ti-ta in the Rower Tablets (the PY An series).


The Use of Mycenaean Documents as Historical Evidence


JC argues that historical accounts (such as Homer) must be tested with epigraphic, graphic, linguistic, contextual, and situational evidence from the linear B tablets.


The Minoan Origin of the Oassical Cypriot Script

Acts Cyprus-Crete (1978), pp. 139-143 (discussionp. 313)

JC proposes values for linear A signs and derives Oassical Cypriot and linear B signs from them

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JC115 rnADWICK, John

The Aeolic Dative Plural

Bibliography

Fs Szemerenyi (1979), pp. 207-211

JC proposes Ionic influence as the cause for the split ~tween dative plurals in -esi and -essi in the Lesbian dialect.

JC 116 rnADWICK, John

La grande tavolette di Pilo relativa all'oro

Studia Mediterranea I (1979), pp. 97-104

JC examines the presence of gold and precious metals in the PY tablets, focusing primarily on PY Jo 438.

JNC/EmMl ffiLDSIREAM, Nicolas and Emilia MASSON

The International Symposium in Nicosia on The Relations between Cyprus and Crete, ca. 2000-500 B.C.

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 94-96

The papers given at the International Symposium in Nicosia on "The Relations ~tween Cyprus and Crete, 2ClD-500 B. C." are briefly summarized. Particular attention is paid to the role of Cypriot copper in Crete and the ceramic and religious correspondences.

JCI/AFH 1 ffilES, J. and A. F. HARDING

The Bronze Age in Europe

London, Methuen 1979

101 AFH characterize Europe in the "earlier" and "later" Bronze Ages, including brief references to mainland Greece.

PCn 3 ffiNSIDINE, Patrick

Rev: Garcia-Ramon, Les origines postmyceniennes du groupe dialectal eolien: etude linguistique, 1975 (JGR 10)

JHS 99 (1979), pp. 188-189

PCn presents Garcia-Ramon's proposition and, while acknowledging its merit, suggests morphological problems and some possible solutions.

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Bibliography

CDUGHANOWR, Effie N.

The Meaning of MOAOBPO.L: in Homer

Classics Quarterly 29 (1979), pp. 229-W

ENC proposes that the root mol- seems to convey a lack of hair, a disease (or dirt) that affects the hair of men, or a beggar afflicted by such a disease.

MVCl CREMONA, Maria Vittoria

Hom. yEpr]vtoS'

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), pp. 203-208

MVC attempts to derive the Homeric epithet yEpr]vtoS' using literary sources and linear B tablets.

JID 1 DAVIS, Jack L.

Minos and Dexithea: Crete and the Cyclades in the Later Bronze Age

Papers in Cycladic Prehistory, Institute of Archaeology, UClA 1979, pp. 143-157

JLD discusses the duration, geographical extent, magnitude, and organization of the exchange of goods between Crete and the Cyclades.

JLD/JOt 1 DAVIS, Jack L. and John F. CHERRY, edd

Papers in Cycladic Prehistory

Institute of Archaeology, UClA 1979

This volume addresses issues concerning the Cyclades in the Early and Middle Bronze Age, ranging from examinations of the Cycladic blade industries, to trade with Crete, to problems within the periods.

ID 38 DEROY, Louis

Rev: Duhoux, Le dis que de Phaistos ... , 1977 (YD 36)

L'Antiquite Classique 48 (1979), p. 714

LD discusses Duhoux's attempts to analyze and translate the Htaistos Disc.

ID 40 DEROY, Louis

Boucliers, formules et vieilles meprises, a propos de quelques termes homenques

Etudes Classiques 47 (1979), pp. 235-243

LD examines the meanings of several words in the battle scenes from the Iliad.

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HD2

Bibliography

DESCAT, Raymond

L'icteologie homerique du pouvoir

REA 81 (1979), pp. 229-240

RDexamines the uses of anax, basileus, laos, and demos in the Iliad and the Odyssey.

obHL, Hartmut

Bronzezeitliche Graffiti und Dipinti aus Tiryns, II: nach dem Brand eingeritze und gemalte Zeichen

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 47-70

HD catalogues and discusses potters' graffiti and dipinti from Tiryns, with an appendix concerning an inscrilxd stirrup-jar from Tiryns.

CllD4 OOUMAS, Orristos

Thera and the Aegean World 1: Papers Presented at the Second International Scientific Conference

Santorini, Greece, August 1978

This volume deals with all aspects of the Theran eruption, from theories on the eruption itself to the archaeology of Thera and surrounding islands, as well as chronology.

RIX 1 DREWS, Rolut

Argos and Argives in the Iliad

Classical Philology 74 (1979), pp. 111-135

RTh uses archaeological and literary evidence to argue for a Thessalian origin of the Iliad in the Late Helladic ill or sub-Mycenaean era

YD40 DUHOUX, Yves

Rev: !Xger-Jalkotzy, E-QE-TA. Zur Rolle des Gefolgschaftswesens in der Sozialstruktur mykenischer Reiche, 1978 (SIX 5)

L'Antiquite Classique 48 (1979) pp. 702-703

YD cites textual evidence to dispute !Xger-Jalkotzy's interpretation of e-qe-ta as 'followers,' i.e. vassals with special relations to the king.

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YD41 DUHOUX, Yves

Rev: Pomerance, The Phaistos Disc- An Astrological Text? 1976 (LeP 6)

RBPh 57 (1979) pp. 157-158

YD criticizes Pomerance's theory that the signs on the Phaistos Disc are ideograms and part of an agricultural calendar.

YD42 DUHOUX, Yves

Rev: Ruijgh, Chars et roues dans les tablettes myceniennes ... 1976 (CR 70)

RBPh 57 (1979), p. 158

YD praises Ruijgh's comprehensive examination of Mycenaean, his illustrations from the KN S- series, and his new interpretations of certain words.

YD43 DUHOUX, Yves

La langue du disque de Phaestos: Essai de typologie


YD attempts to analyze the language on the Phaistos Disc, showing it had prefixes and suffixes and other features similar to those of Linear B.

RBE2 EDWARDS, Ruth B.

JFa8

Kadmos the Phoenician. A Study in Greek Legends and the Mycenaean Age.

Amsterdam, Hakkert 1979

RBE examines the legend of Kadmos and then considers what value a legend such as this has in the study of the Mycenaean Age.

FAUCOUNAU, Jean

Comment fut imprime le disque de Phaistos?

Kretologia 8 (1979), pp. 105-120

JFa suggests that the disc was made by a culture contemporary with, but distinct from, that of Minoan Oete. He then suggests that the disc was imprinted with seals and discusses the positions of each sign in this light.

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Bibliography

PF 26 FAURE, Paul

Rev: Poursat, Godart and Olivier, Fouilles executees a Mallia: le quartier Mu I, 1978 (LoG/J08)

REG 92 (1979), pp. 240-242

PF concentrates his review on the authors' analysis of the different forms of writing (i.e. marks on metal and writing on vases) from the site of Mallia.

PF Tl FAURE, Paul

Rev: Spyropoulos and OJ.adwick, The Thebes Tablets II, 1975 (fSp/JC 1)

REG 92 (1979), pp. 243-244

PF discusses the importance of two rooms excavated at Thebes in terms of the nineteen fragments of tablets discovered there.

PF28 FAURE, Paul

EFll

Rev: Godart and Olivier, GORILA I, 1976 (l_d}/JO 6)

RPh 53 (1979), pp. 129-132

PF discusses the value of the text and the idea of the evolution of certain Linear A signs into Linear B signs.

FLOYD, Edwin D.

Mycenaean -da-a2 'they gave'

Indogermanische Forschungen 83 (1978)pp. 262-289

ER discusses the meaning of o-da-ab suggesting that it contains a verb form h6 dahan 'thus/as they gave'. He discusses the Mycenaean ending of this word, as well as its context in the Linear B tablets and Homer.

ElF 2 FUR.NEE, E. J.

AF4

Dunkle, wohl vorindogermanische Worter aus dem Anfang des griechischen Lexikons

Mnemosyne 32 (1979), pp. 209-220

EJF proposes non-Indo-European etymologies for various words beginning with alpha. He mentions possible Mycenaean Greek cognates to ayyEAOS" 'messenger' and ata 'earth, land'.

FURUMARK, Arne

Aegean Society

Opuscula Atheniensia 12 (1978), pp. 11-17

AF characterizes Minoan Crete and Mycenaean Greece from archaeological and textual evidence.

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Bibliography

RJRUMARK, Arne

The Thera Catastrophe-Consequences for European Civilization

Thera! Aegean World I (1978), pp. 667-674

AF discusses destructions by earthquake in the Aegean up to that of Thera and then focuses on the end of Minoan civilization. He hypothesizes \'<hat Europe and the Aegean would be like if the Mycenaeans had not superceded the Minoans.

NHGl GAlE, N.H.

Lead Isotopes and Aegean Metallurgy


NHG discusses lead isotopic analysis and uses it to pinpoint the provenance of several lead objects from the Bronze Age Aegean.

CUml GAMBLE, Clive

The Bronze Age Animal Economy from Akrotiri: A Preliminary Analysis


CGm uses the 7155 animal bone fragments from Thera to outline the basic structure of the animal community at the site. He then places Thera in context by discussing other island animal economies in the Bronze Age Aegean.

VG54 GEORGIEV, Vladimir I.

L'origine des desinences du nominatif-accusatif-vocatif duel d'apres les donnees myceniennes


VG discusses the PIE dual nominal declensions in light of Mycenaean evidence.

VG55 GEORGIEV, Vladimir I.

Le disque de Phaestos: Un essai de dechiffrement


VG attempts to establish that the language of the Phaistos disc is Luvian. On this basis he then tries to decipher the disk and offer a translation.

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Bibliography

LoG22 GODART, Louis

Le lineaire A et son environnement

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 27-42

LoG proposes the contemporary existence of Cretan Hieroglyphic and Linear A, rather than the development of the latter from the former, and discusses Linear Bin relation to Linear A.

LoG24 GODART, Louis

Les fouilles recentes en Crete et en Grece continentale

Colloquium Mycenaeum (1979), pp. 353-38) (with addendum)

LoG summarizes the pre-1975 discoveries of Cretan Hieroglyphic, Linear A, and Linear B on Crete, giving the most emphasis to Linear A. He includes bibliographic references for the publications of these finds.

LoG/ASc2 GODART, Louis and Anna SACCDNI

La plus ancienne tablette d 'Enkomi et le lineaire A

Acts Cyprus- Crete (1978), pp. 128-133 (discussion pp. 312-313)

LoG/ ASc examine similarities and divergences between the Linear A texts and the oldest extant writing from Cyprus.

LoG/J09 GODART, Louis and Jean-Pierre OUVIER

GORILA II: Nodules, Scelles et Rondelles Edites avant 1970

Ecole fran~se d'Athenes, Etudes Cretoises 21. Paris, Geuthner 1979

LoG/JO catalogue nodules, seatings, and roundels from Goumia, Hagia Triadha, Kea, Knossos, Mallia, Phaistos, and Zakros. Each item is represented in a photo as well as a drawing.

LoG/JKi/JO 2 GODART, Louis, John T. KillEN and Jean-Pierre OUVIER

Un sixieme fragment de tablette en lineaire B de Tirynthe

Archiiologischer Anzeiger (1979), pp. 450458

LoG/JKi/JO discuss a new tablet fragment found at Tiryns with the word tu-ru-pte-ri-ja on it in light of the two other tablets that contain this word (PY An 35 and PY Un 443).

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Bibliogrnphy

GOROON, C)rus H.

Bronze Age Cities as Hrilological Centers

Ancient World 2 (1979), pp. 4345

CYG reviews the literary achievements of Ebla and Ugarit and suggests that "the written philological tradition at sites like Ugarit goes a long way toward explaining not only the history rut more specifically the literary affinities between Homer and the Bible."

PGr 3 GREENHALGH, P. A L.

The collapse of the Bronze Age power-centres of mainland Greece

MI..S 10.1.79 in BICS 26 (1979), pp. 124-125

PGr attempts to trace the pattern of the destruction of the fortified power-centers of mainland Greece of lli IIIB/C and to identify the destroyers.

JAG 2 GREPPIN, John A C.

On Greek zeta

liES 6 (1978), pp. 141-142

JAG criticizes Billigmeier's article on the development of Greek zeta from Indo-European *y- (JoB 5).

FGs 9 GSCHNITZER, Fritz

V ocal:xilaire et institutions: la continuite historique du deuxieme au premier millenaire


Retention of vocal:xilary items reveals continuity between the Mycenaean and Greek historical periods of cultural, social, and economic organizations.

JH 11 HAINSWOR1H, J. B.

The Homeric formula and the problem of its transmission

Homer: Tradition und Neuerungen, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft: Darmstadt (1979), pp. 368-386

JH discusses and classifies Homeric formulae, with a brief discussion of the relationship of the formulae to Mycenaean Greek. Reprint ofJH3 (BICS 9, 57-68).

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Bibliography

HALS1EAD, Paul

The Bronze Age !Xmography of Crete and Greece-a Note

ABSA 72 (1977), pp. 107-111

PH establishes the importance of human skeletal material in the archaeological record He then documents what these remains can tell us about life expectancy in the different phases of the Bronze Age.

VHa4 HANKEY, Vronwy

Crete, Cyprus and the South-Eastern Mediterranean 1400-1200 B. C.


VHa uses instances of Minoan pottery and other objects found in the southeastern Mediterranean to show that the Minoans had some contact with this area in lM IliA early, very little in lM IIIA2, and some contact once again in lM IIIB. Some pottery cited is inscribed.

AH133 HEUBECK, Alfred

Schrift

(Bel. 3, Kapitel X of Archaeologia Home rica) GOttingen, Vandenhoeck and Ruprecht, 1979

AH discusses the major writing systems of the Aegean: Cretan Hieroglyphic, linear A, linear B, Cypro-Minoan, and alphabetic Greek (including its relationship to Homer).

AH134 HEUBECK, .Alfred

Geschichte bei Homer

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 227-25J

AH compares Homeric vocabulary with the vocabulary of the linear B tablets and concludes that the depiction of the Mycenaean Age in Homer is not based on oral tradition handed down from Mycenaean times, but a reflection of Homer's contemporary society.

AH135 HEUBECK, Alfred

Remarks on the Sign-doublets ro2, ra2, ta2


AH attempts to demonstrate that inherited consonantal yod was retained in all positions in proto-Greek, but had been eliminated in Mycenaean, leaving various reflexes. He suggests that the values rja, rjo, and tja for ra2, ro:> and ta2 cannot be supported by the evidence of the tablets and should be abandoned.

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Bibliography

HILLER, Stefan

Zeus in den Mykenischen Texten

Paragraph la, colunms 1001-lW (Zeus Teil II) in Paulys Realencyclopiidie der Classischen Altertumswissenschaft, Suppl. XV, Munich, Druckenmuller, 1978

StH gives the etymology of 'Zeus' and evidence of the god's importance and cult from the linear B texts.

StH 16 HILLER, Stefan

Rev: A. Strorel, Der spiitbronzezeitliche Seevolkersturm. Ein Forschungsuberblick mit F olgerungen zur biblischen Exodusthematik, Berlin/New York, De Gruyter 1976

AOF 26 (1978-1979), pp. 139-144

StH praises Strorel, but points out textual and archaeological problems with the hypothesis that the Sea People were of Mycenaean! Anatolian origin. He provides a brief bibliography on relevant subjects.

StH 17 HilLER, Stefan

linear A und die semitischen Sprachen

AOF26 (1978-1979), pp. 221-235

StH reviews the evidence for and against connecting linear A to the Semitic language family and concludes that the evidence is insufficient to make a definitive judgment.


Mykenische Archaologie

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 183-197

StH gives an overview of the history of Mycenology and discusses its interaction with other disciplines.


Das ldeograrnm *245 (KN Sf 4465): Eine archaologische Deutung (appendix to Mykenische Archaologie, StH 18)

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 198-205

StH attempts to establish *245 as 'parasol' through references to Near Eastern and Greek iconography, as well as linear B texts.

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Bibliography

HillER, Stefan

Rev: Hallager, The Mycenaean Palace at Knossos, 1977 (ErH 4)

Gnomon 51 (1979), pp. 768-773

StH discusses Hallager's use of ceramic and architectural evidence, as well as the dating of the linear B tablets, to argue for a LM IIIB date for the final destruction of the palace.

StH21 HillER, Stefan

Ka-ko na-wi-jo, Notes on the Interdependencies of Temple and Bronze in the Aegean Bronze Age


StH proposes that 'ka-ko na-wi-jo' refers to 'temple bronze' based on comparative archaeological evidence.

SH 41 HCXID, M. Sinclair F.

Traces of the Eruption Oltside Thera

Thera! Aegean World I (1978), pp. 681-D<Xl

SH discusses his oclief that the eruption of Thera occurred in LM lA and was not responsible for the large-scale destruction by fire that is seen in LM IB Crete. He points out, however, that the spiritual and psychological impacts of the eruption must have been immense.

SH 42 HCXID, M. Sinclair F.

Rev: Dickinson, The Origins of Mycenaean Civilisation, 1977 (OD 2)

JHS 99 (1979), p. 199

SH descriocs Dickinson's theory that the rise in power of Pylos and Mycenae may have been due to their acting as intermediaries on a copper and tin trade route from the north and/or west to Crete. He then reviews the book chapter by chapter.

J1H28 HOOKER, James T.

The Origin of the Linear B Script

Supplement to Minos 8 (1979)

JTH outlines his theories on the origin and gradual development of linear B from linear A and denies that a Mycenaean invasion of Crete would have provided the main stimulus for the appearance of the Greek language on Crete.

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ITH29 HOOKER, James T.

A Note on ava~

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), p. 2(i)

JTH cites an instance in the Odyssey where ava~ is used in neither a divine nor a heroic context, but rather as a simple 'master' and wonders if the Mycenaean word for a sheep owner may have teen wa-na-ka. This would correlate well with his relief that in the Pylos tablets the word wa-na-ka sometimes referred to an official of local standing, not a 'king' of the Pylian state.

HOOKER, James T.

New Reflections on the J:Xman Invasion

Klio 61 (1979), pp. 353-3(i)

JTH examines and refutes many of Rubinsohn's arguments that promote the idea that the llirian invasion actually occurred ca. 1200 B.C.E. JTH then proposes that the destructions at the end of the Bronze Age were due to "internecine warfare precipitated by economic instability and perhaps associated with local risings."


Ilios and the Iliad

Wiener Studien 92 (1979), pp. 5-21

JTH proposes an actual historical scenario that could have given rise to the Homeric epic cycle: Troy VI is destroyed by an earthquake and Mycenaean Greeks descend on the weakened city in order to plunder it. Alternative scenarios are discussed


TheW anax in the linear B Tablets

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 100-111

JTH first lays out all the tablets that mention the wanax and then, by focusing on the land-holding and perfumed-oil tablets, concludes that the wanax may re a purely local dignitary of which there were many (wanaktes) or that there was one "great" wanax around whom revolved satellite wanaktes.

ITH33 HOOKER, James T. yE'<j>upa: A Semitic Loan Word?

Fs Szemerenyi (1979), pp. 387-398

JTH remarks on the meaning and forms of yE'<j>upa, then considers its origin and concludes that the word may have teen absorbed into Greek from Semitic literature which accounts for its use in the Iliad.

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RHS/001 HOPE SIMPSON, Richard and Oliver T. P. K DICKINSON

A Gazeteer of Aegean Civilization in the Bronze Age /: The Mainland and the Islands

Goteborg, Astrom 1979

RHS/OD catalogue sites on the Greek mainland and the Cyclades dating from the Early Bronze Age to the Late Bronze Age. A useful summary at the end gives an overview of the developments in these areas during the Bronze Age.

AnHIFBr 1 HURST, Andre and Franr,:oise BRUSCHWEIIER

Ih;criptions d'objets a Pylos et dans !'Orient contemporain


AnHIFBr establish that in the listing of objects in the Linear B texts there is not only a pictorial element, but also a written element. They then analyze this written element in light of several different types of objects. Clmeiform texts are also examined in this way.

SEI 1 IAKOVIDIS, Spyros E.

Pl49

PI 50

A Hundred Years of Mycenaean Archaeology

Antiquaries Journal 58 (1978), pp. 15-30

SEI provides an overview of Mycenaean archaeology and characterizes Mycenaean civilization, including the writing system

IllEVSKI, Petar H.

The Ancient Greek in Contact with Other Balkan Languages

Studia Albanica 16 (1979), pp. 139-161

PI attempts to discern elements of Mycenaean and Byzantine Greek linguistic influence on other ancient Balkan languages, using evidence from onomastics, epigraphy, and lexical glosses.

IllEVSKI, Petar H.

Mycenaean ka-ra-na-ko

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 161-169

PI proposes the interpretation 'kriinarkhos' for ka-ra-na-ko, from Kp~v11 'spring, fountain' and -apxos'administrator.'

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PI 52

PI 53

PI 54

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IllEVSKI, Petar H.

Rev: IXger-Jalkotzy, E-QE-TA. Zur Rolle des Gefolgschaftswesens in der Sozialstruktur mykenischer Reiche, 1978 (SIX 5)

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), pp. 167-170

In Macedonian.

IllEVSKI, Petar H.

Mycenaean qo-te-wo i-ju

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), p. 250

PI analyzes the Mycenaean word qo-te-u and reconstructs the name 'Phoiteus' from it.

IllEVSKI, Petar H.

Further on the Followers in Homeric and Mycenaean Greek (SIX 5)

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), p. 286

PI praises IXger-Jalkotzy's book E-qe-ta and makes some critical points that would strengthen her thesis.

IllEVSKI, Petar H.

Vocabulary Words from the Mycenaean Personal Names


PI discusses Mycenaean personal names in terms of their derivation and meaning.

IVANOV, V. V.

Reflexion of Indo-European Rules of Syntactical Accentuation in Mycenaean Greek

Balcanica. Recherches linguistiques, ed. T.V. Civ'jan, Moskva Nauka (1979), pp. 39-55

VI compares the positions of emphatic and non-emphatic verbs in sentences in Mycenaean Greek and other Indo-European languages. In Russian with precis in English.

JAMESON, Michael H.

Rev: B. C. Dietrich, The Origins of Greek Religion (1974) (BCD 8) and E. T. Vermeule, Gotterkult, Archeologica homeric a 3 V (1974) (EmT 25)

Classical Philology 74 (1979), pp. 250-252

MJ reviews two works which attempt to trace the sources of classical Greek religion.

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JANKO, Richard

The use of npos-, npoT{, and noT{ in Homer

Glotta 57 (1979), pp. 24-29

RiJ uses Homeric distributions of npos- and npoTUnoT{ as a starting point for positing a strong Aeolic influence on the transmission of the Homeric texts. He makes brief reference to Mycenaean Greek elements in Homer.

RiK. 4 KAMM, Richard

Zur Bedeutung von L62 (dem "Gesicht") und L91 (dem Schildzeichen) in der minoischen Linear A-Schrift

Orbis 28 (1979), pp. 188-191

RiK discusses origins and values of certain Linear A signs and finds possible connections eetween some Linear A words and Indo-European roots. He interprets the text HT 6.

VK14 KARAGEORGHIS, Vassos

The relations eetween Cyprus and Crete, 2(XX)..500 B.C.: a general survey

Acts Cyprus-Crete (1978), pp. xi-xiv

In introducing the proceedings of the conference, VK touches on the major subjects to ee addressed concerning the relations between Cyprus and Crete from 2(ID..500 B.C.E.

VK13 KARAGEORGHIS, Vassosed.

Acts of the International Symposium "The Relations between Cyprus and Crete, ca. 2000-500 B.C." (Cyprus 1978)

Proceedings of the symposium that characterize contact eetween Cyprus and Crete. The papers discuss trade, metallurgy, and the evolution of script eetween 2(XX)..500 B.C.E.

TK.yl KElLY, Thomas

Rev: Sandars, The Sea Peoples: Warriors of the Ancient Mediterranean 1250-1150 B.C., 1978 (NKS 4)

The Historian 41:4 (1979) p. 155

TK.y praises Sandars' volume, which deals with the destruction of the eastern Mediterranean brought about by the Sea Peoples.

Bibliogranhy

JKi'Z7 KillEN, John T.

The linear B Tablets and Economic History: Some Problems

MLS ll5.79 in B/CS 26 (1979), pp. 133-134

JKi discusses the status of the women on the Aa, Ab, and Ak tablets, as well as that of the male workers. In particular, he considers the bronzesmiths in light of their also reing landholders.

JKi 28 KillEN, John T.

The Knossos Ld (1) Tablets


JKi uses the KN Ld series as a starting point for an analysis of the textile industry at Knossos.

ABKl KNAPP, A. Bernard

A Re-examination of the Interpretation of Cypriote Material Clllture in the MC lll-LC I Period in the Light of Textual Data

Ph.D. Dissertation, the University of California, Berkeley (1979) (DA 40 [198)] 4169A)

ABK links Cyprus to the name 'Alashiya' and, following an examination of all the evidence of Cypriot material culture, considers all texts which mention 'Alashiya'. Archaeological and historical evidence are considered, and there is an appendix which catalogues all the items exchanged between Cyprus and the Aegean during the period in question.

RU 1 LAFFINEUR, Robert


L'Antiquite Classique 48 (1979), pp. 757-759

RU discusses Dickinson's treatment of pottery chronology and other material remains to support his thesis on the origins of Mycenaean civilization.

Rii 2 LAFFINEUR, Robert


L'Antiquiti Classique 48 (1979), pp. 759-761

RU discusses Hallager's position on the destruction of Knossos, then discusses Hallager's work which concentrates on a re-examination of the West Magazines and the pottery from there.

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RU 3 LAFFINEUR, RoOCrt:

Rev: Thger-Jalkotzy, Fremde Zuwanderer im spiitmykenischen Griechenland, 1977 (SIX 3)


RU discusses the study of non-Greek elements of late Mycenaean Greece, with emphasis on ceramic evidence.

ML128 LEJEUNE, Michel

La phooologie: l'exemple des labiovelaires

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 53-68

ML reviews external evidence for the readings of signs 16, 78, 21, and 32 as labiovelars, and discusses the phonetic values thereof.


Mycenien TO-TO et vectique TATTAD

RPh 53 (1979), pp. 205-214

ML gives a comparative etymological analysis of the pronoun to-to.


Sur la fiscalite pylienne Ma


Discusses the administrative system of the Ma series from Pylos.

AIL3 IEUKART,Alex

Autour de ka-ko na-wi-jo: quelques criteres


The meaning of the term 'na-wi-jo' from PY Jn 829 is discussed. AIL concludes that it refers to 'temple' bronze.

AIL4 IEUKART,Alex

Appendix: The formation of xaA.K{vaos

Colloquium Mycenaeum (1979), p. 194

A note on the formation of xaA.K{vaos, and the relationship between the Mycenaean and classical meanings of the term.

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UNDGREN, Margareta

The Interpretation of Personal !Xsignations in linear B: Methodological Problems


MgL presents a methodology for examining personal designations other than names and discusses the point that these designations indicate the interrelations between people registered in the tablets.

MAUJoCl UTIAUER, M. A and Joost H. CROUWEL

Wheeled Vehicles and Ridden Animals in the Ancient Near East

Leiden, E. J. Brill 1979

MAIJJoC investigate wheeled vehicles and ridden animals using physical as well as textual sources in a study spanning the fourth millennium B.C.E. to the first millennium B.C.E. in the Near East.

JVL 7 LUCE, J. V.

The Orronology of the LM I !Xstruction Horizons in Thera and G-ete


JVL discusses his view that the effects of the Theran eruption were not felt on G-ete in LM lA as a period of time distinct from LM lB.

MMr3 MARAZZI, Massirniliano

Contriooti allo studio della "societa micenea": l'organizzazione intema in rapporto alla circolazione dei beni nel bacino del Mediterraneo

QUCC 30 (1979), pp. 115-130

MMr tries to place the Mycenaean palaces in a context within Mycenaean society and uses several Linear B tablets and series of tablets to help support his hypothesis.

DMz/MSi 1 MARCDZZI, Daria and Marcella SINA1RA

La Geografia di G-eta: Problemi e Prospettive

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 171-182

DMz!MSi examine the geographic layout of G-ete in the late Bronze Age using place names from the KN tablets.

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MASSON, Emilia The International Symposium in Nicosia-The Relations Between Cyprus and Crete, 2000-500 B.C.: Communications epigraphiques

Kadmos 18 (1979), p. 96

ErnM discusses briefly the three papers in the "Relations Between Cyprus and Crete" conference that focus on some aspects of the Cypriot script.

EmM26 MASSON, Emilia L'apparition de l'ecriture a ClJ.ypre: temoignage probable des contacts entre l'ile de Crete et l'ile de Cllypre au cours de la premiere moitie du deuxieme millenaire


ErnM considers the origins of the Cypriot script and suggests its origins are on Crete, though there is little clear evidence of the relationship between the two islands in the sixteenth century B.C.E.

EmM27 MASSON, Emilia

Le chypro-Illirlocn 1: Comparaisons possibles avec les syllabaires du ler millenaire et l'etOO.Chypriote


ErnM discusses what is known about the script CM I, the language it represents, and its relationship to other scripts of Cyprus and its surroundings.

FMa3 MA WET, Francine

Rev: Garcfa-Ram6n, Les origines postmyceniennes du groupe dialectal eolien: etude linguistique, 1975 (JGR 10)


FMa praises Garcia-Ram6n's work, citing its sensible modification of the usual classifications of Greek dialects and its clearer and more coherent view of them

MMe3 MEIER-BRUGGER, Michael

Rev: Colloquium Mycenaeum, 1979 (ERIHM 1)

Kratylos 24 (1979), pp. 81-88

MMe gives brief synopses and comments on each paper presented in Colloquium Mycenaeum.

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Bibliogrnnhy

MEIER-BRUGGER, Michael

Zur Bildung von griechisch Totos-, otos-, no'los

Museum Helveticum 36 (1979), pp. 129-135

MMe discusses the Indo-European origins of To'los-, otos-, and no 'los-, citing possible Mycenaean comparanda.

AM13 MEIE, Alfonso

n catasto miceneo di Pilo

Terre et paysans dependents dans les societes antiques. Paris, CN.R.S. 1979, pp. 11-79

AMI analyzes the Pylos land tablets and discusses administration and working of land

JLM41 MELENA, Jose L.

Cb the Vase Inscription KHZ 1 and the Possible Use of a as a Dmuny Vowel for Final-Word SyllaOOgrams

letter in Nestor 6:5 (1979), p. 1369

JlM presents another case which argues for a teing used as a dummy vowel for final-word syllabograrns.

PM 19 MERlGGI, Piero

Nouveaux documents et n!sultats dans le domaine des langues egeennes des hieroglyphes cretois jusqu'a l'eteochypriote


PM suggests common elements among the various writing systems and languages of the Aegean area and interprets texts based on these common elements.

PM/MPt 1 MERlGGI, Piero and Massimo POEITO

Nuovi sigilli cretesi

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 97-99

PMIMPt descrite ten new seals from Crete, one of which is inscribed with linear B. The text is accompanied by black and white photographs, but no drawings.

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MOLCANOV, A. A.

An Interpretation of the Largest Cypro-Minoan Inscription from Enkomi

VDI 147 (1979), pp. 126-134

The inscription is an annual list of memrers of a board of magistrates and gives evidence that certain elements of Minoan political tradition were preserved in historical times, especially in Crete and Sparta. AAM relieves the language of the Cypro-Minoans is of Creto-Minoan origin.

PMo4 MONIEIL, Pierre

Rev: Crespo, Elementos Antiguos y Modernos en la Prosodia Homeric a, 1977 (ECr 2)

RPh 53 (1979), pp. 132-134

PMo praises Crespo's work with philological ideas and theories on Homeric Greek, rut also offers a few criticisms.

OM 1 MORA, Oelia


Athenaeum 57 (1979), pp. 164-165

OM comments on Hallager's methods and conclusions concerning the date of the final destruction at Knossos and mentions the discussion of stirrup-jar distrirution and the bibliography in Hallager's book.

AMQlO MORESCHINI-QUATIORDIO, Adriana

HP A ed HPm:: Un Tentativo di Esegesi Etimologica

SSL 19 (1979), pp. 167-198

AMQ demonstrates that the theonym "Hpa is not derived from "Hpws-, rut rather is borrowed into Greek from the Sumerian theonym Eres.gi.gal. The spiritus asper is attriruted to analogy to T]pws-.

LMBl MORGAN BROWN, Livia

The Ship Procession in the Miniature Fresco


LMB examines the ships from the Miniature Fresco in detail and determines the nature of the event taking place from the specific elements of these ships.

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Bibliography

MORPURGO DAVIES, Anna

Terminology of Power and Terminology of Work in Greek and linear B


Retention and loss of vocabulary items can be indicative of disruption and continuity in the pattern of state organization and of human activities.

HM35 MOHLEsTEIN, Hugo

1-pe-me-de-ja et lphimecteia


HM proposes a prehellenic interpretation 'lpmedeia' for i-pe-me-de-ja in PY Tn 316.

IDMlO MUHL Y, James D.

Cypriote Copper: Some Geological and Metallurgical Problems


JDM examines the development of copper metallurgy on Cyprus and Crete, dealing principally with the ox-hide type of ingot and its presence on both islands as well as else\\here in the Aegean.

IDM9 MUHL Y, James D.

New Evidence for Sources of and Trade in Bronze Age Tin

The Search for Ancient Tin: A Seminar, Alan D. Franklin, Jacqueline S. Olin, and Theodore A. Wertime, edd Washington, Smithsonian Institution, 1979, pp. 4347

JDM discusses the type of tin in use in the Bronze Age, as well as the trade routes in the Ancient Near East it probably traveled. He also mentions the documentary sources for the trade of tin, including the cuneiform texts of the 3rd/2nd millennium B.C.E.

WeN4 NAHM,Wemer

Zum Diskos von Hlaistos IT

Kadmos 118 (1979), pp. 1-25

WeN gives a detailed analysis of the characters, syntax, and content of the Phaistos Disc.

ONgl NEGBI,O.

The 'Miniature Fresco' from Thera and the Emergence of Mycenaean Art


ONg illustrates characteristics from the Miniature Fresco which are closely related to mainland Greece, and especially to contemporaneous objects from the shaft graves at Mycenae

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Bibliography

OUVIER, Jean-Pierre

L'origine de l'ecriture li.neaire B

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 43-52

JO proposes that the Unear B writing system was derived from an already archaic form of the linear A writing system by Greeks living in the area of Knossos around the reginning of the sixteenth century B.C.E.

OilVIER, Jean-Pierre

Editions, index, dictionnaires: etat des questions


Brief discussion of reference publications regarding Mycenaean texts up to 1979.

JO/OP/FVa 1 OUVIER, Jean-Pierre, Olivier PElDN, and Frieda V ANDENABEELE

Un nouveau document en lineaire A au palais de Mallia

DP8

BCH 103 (1979), pp. 3-27

JO/OPIFV a discuss a four-sided bar inscribed (MA 10) with linear A discovered at Mallia in 1978.

PAGE,D!nys

On the Relation retween the Thera Eruption and the D!solation of Eastern Crete c. 1450 B.C.


DP discusses several theories as to why Eastern Crete was wholly abandoned c. 1450 B.C.E. and settles on the explanation that the abandonment was the result of the Theran eruption.

ThGP 1 PALAIMA, Thomas G.

On the Vase Inscription KH Z 1

Letter in Nestor 6: 6 (1979), pp. 1378-1379

ThGP cautions that Melena's new reading of KHZ 1 may notre correct and that it would re rest not to count KHZ 1 as providing another case in support of the scribal use of a as a dummy (or empty) vowel in word-final syllal:ograms.

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LP 85 PALMER, Leonard R.

A Mycenaean 'Akhilleid'?

Serta philologica Aenipontana III (lnnsbrucker Beitriige zur Kulturwissenschaft 20) Univ. Innsbruck 1979, pp. 255-261

LP investigates the linguistic elements of the names 'Achilles' and 'O:lysseus' in order to determine if the names have any Mycenaean context. His examination of the name 'Achilles' looks at a tablet from the Room of the OJ.ariot Tablets at Knossos.



Gnomon 51 (1979), pp. 288-290

LP generally praises Hiller and Panagl, rut suggests alternate social and economic structures in Bronze Age Greek societies based primarily on the land-holding tablets. He briefly mentions the Cretan origin of mainland stirrup jars.

LP 'irl PALMER, Leonard R.

Rev: D.lhoux, Aspects du vocabulaire economique mycenien, 1976 (YD4)

Gnomon 51 (1979), pp. 596-598

LP criticizes some aspects of D.lhoux's work, such as his etymological treatment of the temple landholdings and the role of the qa-si-re-we in the Mycenaean economy.


Some New Mycenaean Functional Gods?

Letter in Nestor 6:2 (1979), pp. 1338-1339

LP proposes that ma-ri-ne-u may te Mallineus, 'god of woolens;' tu-wi-no may te Thuinon 'concerned with thuea;' and ma-ki-ro-ne equals mageiros 'ootcher, cook,' thus connecting the names of deities to their functions.

LP 89 Palmer, Leonard R.

Context and Geography: Crete


LP examines the location of linear B place names from Crete. He discusses the conclusions reached in the third edition of The Knossos Tablets in light of information from the fourth edition.

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PANAGL, Oswald

Textual Features in the Linear B Tablets

Colloquium Myceneaum (1979), pp. 313-322

A discussion of the Mycenaean tablets from the perspective of text linguistics. OPa proposes that anaphora can account for some problematic cases previously attributed to scribal error.

TJP 1 PAPAOOPOULOS, Thanassis

Mycenaean Achaea

SIMA 55:1 (1979)

TJP characterizes Mycenaean Achaea by cataloguing sites in this region as well as the architecture of settlements, tombs, pottery and artefacts. Many charts and tables are included.

TJP 2 P APAOOPOULOS, Thanassis

Mycenaean Achaea

SIMA 55:2 (1979)

This is a volume of plates illustrating the text volume TJP 1.

GPc 1 PASCUCCI, G.

Le componendi linguistiche dellatino secondola dottrina varroniana

Fs Riposati (1979), pp. 339-363

GPc looks at the development of Latin and notes the influence upon it of the Mycenaean language.

PERPIILOU, Jean-Louis

Rev: Spyropoulos and Omdwick, The Thebes Tablets II, 1975 (TSp/JC 1)

REA 8) (1978), pp. 331-332

JLP points out the work's value and reviews some of the new elements of Linear B revealed by its publication.

EP 20 PERUZZI, Emilio

Aspetti culturali del lazio primitivo

Aorence, Olschki 1978

EP discusses the Mycenaean presence in ancient Latium, using textual evidence from Mycenaean Greek.

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Bibliography

PEIRUSEVSKI, Mihail D.

Revision de la translitteration des syllabogrammes *17 (za), *20 (zo ), *74 (ze ), et *79 (zu'!)


MDP proposes that the series previously transliterated za, ze, zo, zu instead be transliterated as a palatal or palatalized series kja, kje, kjo, kju, and that the labiovelar series qa, qe, qi, qo be transliterated kwa, kwe, kwi, kwo, according to their proposed phonetic values.

KMP2 PEIRUSO, Karl M.

Lead Weights from Akrotiri: Preliminary Observations


KMP discusses the lead weights found at Akrotiri in the context of a Minoan system of measures to "Mrich he believes these Theran weights belong.

GJP 1 PINAULT, Georges-Jean

Grec d:ya86,;

Munchener Studien zur Sprachwissenschaft 38 (1979), pp. 165-170

GJP examines the etymology of d:ya86s-, making very brief mention of Mycenaean evidence.

NP 11 Pl.ATON, Nicolaos

L'exportation du cuivre de l'ile de OJ.ypre en Crete et les installations metallurgiques de la Crete minoenne


NP points out that, despite the presence of extensive metal-working facilities and rich metal finds, Crete had very few indigenous copper sources. He posits that Cretan copper came from copper-rich Cyprus.

KPF 1 POUNGER FOSTER, Karen

Aegean Faience in the Bronze Age

New Haven, Yale University Press, 1979

KPF deals with the technology and terminology of faience, then discusses Minoan and Greek mainland faience in terms of vessel or object type. There is also a section on the characteristics and distribution of Aegean faience.

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LeP 8 POMERANCE, Leon

Improbability of a Theran Collapse D.uing the New Kingdom, 1503-1447 B.C.

Thera/ Aegean World I (1978), pp. 797-fliJ3

LeP suggests that no area-wide destruction occurred between 1503-1447 B.C.E. in the Aegean due to the Theran eruption, because Aegean-Egyptian intercourse continued uninterrupted during this period, as shown by evidence from Egypt.

LeP 9 POMERANCE, Leon

Thera and the Aegean World: The Interdisciplinary Meeting Held at Thera, 18-25 August 1978

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 178-lfliJ

LeP dismisses the Akrotiri earthquake as a possible cause for the downfall of Minoan civilization, and discusses the effects of the earthquake.

MRP17 POPHAM, Mervyn R.


JHS 99 (1979), pp. 202-203

MRP discusses Hallager's evidence for dating the destruction of Knossos to 1M IIIB.

MRP18 POPHAM, Mervyn R.

Thera and the Aegean World

Antiquity 53 (1979), pp. 57-ffJ

MRP discusses the basic issues brought up at the Second International Congress, including the date of the Theran eruption and the damage it caused to East Crete, among other topics.

EPo 1 PORADA, Edith

A Theban Cylinder Seal in Cypriote Style with Minoan Elements


EPo attempts to date a cylinder seal which was found at Thebes, but made in Cyprus, and has definite Minoan iconographical influence.

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GC37 PUGUESE CARRATEill, Giovanni

Afrodite cretese

OR.l

JR37

JR38

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 131-141

Consulting ancient Greek sources to detennine the origins of Aphrodite, GC believes the goddess originated on Crete. He links Aphrodite to Ariadne, as well as to da-purri-to-jo po-ti-ni-ja from a Linear B tablet found atKnossos.

RACKHAM,O.

The Flora and Vegetation of Thera and Crete before and after the Great Eruption.


OR attempts to identify some of the plants in the art of Akrotiri and to detennine what part they played in the life of inhabitants. He then examines the vegetation of ancient Thera, modem Thera, and ancient Crete.

RAISON, Jacques


Revue Archeologique (1979), pp. 143-146

JR discusses how Hallager approaches the evidence to detennine when Knossos was destroyed and his conclusion that it was destroyed in lM ill.

RAISON, Jacques

Rev: IXger-Jalkotzy, Fremde Zuwanderer im spiitmykenischen Griechenland, 1977 (SIX 3)

Revue Archeologique (1979), pp. 319-320

JR discusses SIX's characterization of the ceramic chronology of Aigeira in Achaia with regard to the final destruction of Mycenaean civilization.

CQR15 RENFREW, A. Colin

Hl.ylakopi and the Late Bronze I Period in the Cyclades


CoR discusses the stratigraphic sequence at Hl.ylakopi as evidence that the eruption of Thera occurred earlier thanlMIB.

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Bibliography

RENFREW, A. O:Jlin

Phylakopi and Questions of Cult in the Aegean Late Bronze Age

MLS 21.3.79 in BICS 26 (1979), pp. 1:D-131

O:JR questions the validity of the term "Minoan-Mycenaean religion." He then discusses differences in cult practice over time and geographical area, as reflected in the archaeological remains.

CoR17 RENFREW, A. O:Jlin

The Eruption of Thera and Minoan Crete

Volcanic Activity and Human Ecology (1979), pp. 565-585

O:JR reviews the arguments for and against the idea that the volcanic eruption of Thera caused the downfall of Minoan civilization on Crete.

CoR18 RENFREW, A. O:Jlin

Systems O:Jllapse as Social Transformation: Catastrophe and Anastrophe in Early State Societies

Transformation: Mathematical Approaches to Culture Change. edd. A. C. Renfrew, K. O:Joke, N.Y. Academic Press,1979, pp. 481-506

O:JR discusses models as an explanation for the destruction of an early state society and the subsequent passing into a "dark age." He bases his theories for a large part on the collapse of Mycenaean Greece.

ER49 RISCH, Ernst

Die griechischen Dialekte im 2. vorchristlichen Jahrtausend

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 91-111

A comparison of later dialects with the Mycenaean of the linear B tablets results in grouping of related dialects. Dialectal differences within Mycenaean are also discussed

ER 51 RISCH, Ernst

Les consonnes palatalisees dans le grec du n· millenaire et des premiers siecles du J• millenaire


ER presents a relative chronology of consonant changes and proposes palatalized transcriptions for za, ze, etc. and rab ro2•

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Bibliography

RISGI, Ernst and Hugo MOHLEsTEIN, edd.

Colloquium Mycenaeum: Actes du Sixieme Colloque International sur les Textes Myceniens et Egeens Tenu a Chaumont sur Neuchatel du 7 au 13 Septembre 1975

Universite de NeGchatel, 1979

The papers in this volume are divided in the following groups: instruments of scholarship; the Mycenaean world and the Near East; social and economic life and Mycenaean administration; special interpretations (papers discussing specific texts or series); linguistic problems; new texts and interpretations of ideograms; the decipherment of neighboring scripts. (Reviewed MMe 3)

NRo 1 ROBERTS, Neil

The Location and Environment of Knossos

ABSA 74 (1979), pp. 231-241

NRo discusses the physical geography of Knossos in terms of the site's resource base and location in antiquity.

AHLR1 ROBK.IN, A H. L.

The Agricultural Year: The Commodity SA and the Linen Industry of Mycenaean Pylos

AlA 83 (1979), pp. 469474

AI-llR concludes that linen was a winter crop and that Pylos had a thriving linen industry, and dates the destruction of Pylos in early spring based on the type of information in the linen tablets. Estimates of harvest yield and quantity of cloth produced are deduced.

HBR1 ROSEN, Haiim B.

L'hebreu et ses rapports avec le monde classique. Essai d'evaluation culturelle.

Paris, Geuthner 1979

HBR links words and structures of Hebrew to words and structures of classical languages. Pages 5-7 specifically mention Mycenaean.

CR83 RUlJGH,C.J.

Rev: A Heubeck, Die homerische Frage. Ein Bericht iiber die Forschung der letzten Jahrzehnte, 1974

Bibliotheca Orienta/is 36 (1979), pp. 122-124

CR outlines Heubeck's work, giving possible additional attestations of Homeric divinities in the Linear B corpus.

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CR&S RUIJGH, C J.

Faits linguistiques et donnees extemes relatifs aux chars et aux roues

Colloquium Mycenaeum (1979), pp. 2JJ7-22J)

CR remarks on the etymology of a-mo, 'chariot,' and related vocabulary, as well as fonns of the ROTA ideogram.

CR84 RUIJGH, ComelisJ.

La morphologie du grec

SMEA 2J) (1979), pp. 69-90

CR discusses the contribution which the decipherment of linear B has made towards confinning or developing precise reconstructions of Greek morphology.

MR.]) RUIPEREz, Martin S.

Le genitif singulier thematique en mycenien et en grec du premier millenaire


MR posits two types of structure for the thematic genitive singular in the first millennium: Type A, -oio, attested in east Thessalian, and Type B, -oo, unattested, in all other dialects.

BoR 8 RUfKOWSKI, Bogdan

Religious Elements in the Thera Frescoes


BoR discusses several different sorts of religious elements which he relieves tote present in the miniature frescoes and the larger paintings from the West House.

ASc38 SACCONI, Anna

Les editions de textes 25 ans apres

SMEA 2JJ (1979), pp. 15-26

Report of the editions of Cretan Hieroglyphic, Linear A, and Linear B texts published eetween 1956 and 1979.

ASc39 SACCONI, Anna

Le role et la valeur des ideograrnmes *124 et *125 dans les textes myceniens


ASc links *124 and *125 to different types of papyrus. In doing so, she touches on the scrites who wrote these signs, the context of the signs, the word ku-pa-ro and the papyrus in Minoan and Mycenean decoration.

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JSk:3

Bibliography

SAKEILARAK.IS, Giannis A

To EAE<j>avT66ovTo Kat TJ KaTEpyaa{a Tou aTa IJ-UKT]VatKa xpovtKa

Bt~Ato8rlKTJ Ti\S' E:v 'A8r]vats- d:pxawAoytKi\5' hatpE{as- 93 (Athens 1979)

JSk discusses the etymology and composition of ivory, and its working, use, and distribution in the Mycenaean archaeological record

FS 21 SGIACHERMEYR, Fritz

Akrotiri-First Maritime Republic?

Thera! Aegean World I (1978), pp. 423428

FS establishes his view that Akrotiri was not ruled by the Minoans, but was in fact the first sea-trading republic governed by patricians.

WoS2 SCHIERING, Wolfgang

The Eruption of the Volcano on Thera and the Destructions on Crete


W oS discusses his view that the eruption of Thera did not cause the LM IB destruction of Crete.

HaS 3 SCHMETA, Hans

Rev: Onistine Frei-liithy, Der Einfluss der griechischen Personennamen auf die Wortbildung, 1978 (CFL 1)

Kratylos 23 (1978), pp. 115-118

HaS gives a rather critical review of the thesis that some early Greek substantives developed from personal names. Brief mention of personal names in Mycenaean texts.

BSe4 SERGENT, Bernard

Mythologie et histoire en Grece ancienne

DHA 5 (1979) pp. 59-101

BSe examines how certain facets of the Mycenaean Age are incorporated into Homer and others are not. He tries to trace the evolution of myth and fact from the Mycenaean Age down to Homer.

BSe5 SERGENT, Bernard

Les trois fonctions des Indo-Europeens dans la Grece ancienne: bilan critique

Annates (ESC) 6 (1979), pp. 1155-1186

BSe discusses the Greek evidence for Dumezil's tripartite structure of Indo-European culture, i.e., religion, war, and wealth. The Mycenaean evidence is primarily from frescoes.

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JoS7

JoSS

JoS9

Bibliography

SHAW, Joseph W.

Consideration of the Site of Akrotiri as a Minoan Settlement


Architectural parallels octween Akrotiri and Crete are discussed.

SHAW, Joseph W.

Excavations at Kommos (Crete) D.rring 1977

Hesperia 47,2 (1978), pp. lll-154

JoS discusses the second season of excavation at Kommos, including some lM lli areas of the site and the Late Bronze Age lli pottery.

SHAW, Joseph W.

Excavations at Kommos (Crete) During 1978

Hesperia 48, 2 (1979), pp. 145-173

JoS discusses the third season of excavation at Kommos, including some lM lli areas of the site and the Late Bronze Age lli pottery.

GASl SHEErS, George A.

The Dialectological Implications of Secondary Mid-Vowels in Greek

AJPh 100 (1979), pp. 559-567

GAS discusses the grouping of Greek dialects based on the creation of phonemic long vowels through compensatory lengthening. Includes brief discussion of Mycenaean evidence.

SRS 2 SUNGS, S. R.

ATTaTTTTEva fEvr]w: Some Problems in Lesbian Grammar

Mnemosyne 32 (1979), pp. 243-267

SRS discusses the phonological and morphological issues surrounding a problematic Alcaeus fragment. Appendices include phonological and morphological considerations of participles in -nc; and -l)vT-, and an etymology of amw.

PSk 1 STORK, P.


Bibliotheca Orientalis 36 (1979), p.124

PSk gives a brief chapter-by-chapter breakdown of Hiller and Panagl's work.

38

Bibliography

OS 35 SZEMER.ENY!, Oswald

Etyma Graeca IV (22-29): Home rica et Mycenaica

SMEA 20 (1979), pp. 207-226

Proposes derivations and etymologies for the following Homeric and later Greek words: I.E poe;, 'iaoc;, v6aoc;, avae, alCJU~VTlTT]£;, atCJa, and OW/OW~a.

OS 36 SZEMERENYI, Oswald

The Consonant Alternation pt/p in Early Greek


Examination of initial pt/p alternations in Greek OS concludes that non-inherited initial pt clusters arose as a result of reanalysis of final dentals across word boundaries.

MSzl SZNYCER, Maurice

L'inscription phenicienne de Tekke, pres de Cnossos

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 89-93

MSz makes a preliminary report on a Rloenician inscription from a bronze bowl found at Knossos.

VTBl TATTON-BROWN, Veronica, ed.

Cyprus B.C.: 7000 Years of History

London, British Museum Publications Ltd. 1979

This book characterizes the development of Cyprus from the Neolithic through the Oassical periods. A large part of the book concentrates on the Bronze Age, touching on specific sites and the development of writing in Cyprus.

CaTlO THOMAS, Carol G.

The Knossos Me series and Amaltheia

Acta Classica 22 (1979), pp. 145-148

CaT proposes that the Me series actually represents religious offering tablets and that the ideogram *151 represents the horns ritually offered to Zeus because of their relation to Amaltheia, the nymph \\flo offered one of her own horns (or a horn) to Zeus.

39

Bibliography

KTSl THORPE-SGIOlES, K.

Akrotiri: Genesis, life and Thath


KTS traces the archaeological history of Thera in brief and then focuses on the period right before the Theran eruption to show how life on Thera was influenced by many contemporary Aegean cultures before its destruction.

MMTl TODOROVIC, Miodrag M.

Rev: Godart and Sacconi, Les tablettes en lineaire B de Thebes, 1978 (LoG/ASc 1)

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), pp. 170-173

In Macedonian with English precis.

MMT2 TODOROVIC, Miodrag M.

GTl

Rev: Garcfa-Ram6n, Les origines postmyceniennes du groupe dialectal eolien: etude linguistique, 1975 (JGR 10)

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), pp. 325-327

In Macedonian.

TOUGIAIS, Gilles

Cbronique des fouilles et decouvertes archeologiques en Grece en 1978

BCH 103 (1979), p. 559

GT discusses the 1978 excavation at Tiryns and the Linear B tablet uncovered there.

AGT4 TSOPANAKIS, A G.

LV5

Onomatologia Omerica: A'Las--Aiax-A\.aKos

QUCC 30 (1979), pp. 83-90

AGT proposes that Mycenaean a Twa corresponds to Homeric A'{ as-.

V AGNETTI, Lucia


Archaeologia Classica 31 (1979), pp. 389-391

LV praises this comprehensive look at the origins of Mycenaean civilization and culture, including examinations of pottery and funerary evidence.

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Bibliogrnphy

HvE13 van EFFENfERRE, Henri

Time for Vulcanologists, Time for Archaeologists


HvE addresses several questions to vulcanologists and archaeologists about the nature of the Thera eruption.

MvEl van EFFENIERRE, Micheline

Cretan Ships on Seal-stones

JvL5


MvE makes some ob5ervations about the miniature marine fresco from Akrotiri and, based on this fresco, puts forth new ways to interpret ships on seal-stones and sealings.

van LEUVEN, Jon C

The Mainland Tradition of Sanctuaries in Prehistoric Greece

World Archaeology 10 (1979), pp. 139-148

Four types of cult structures are defined by their situation and their equipment. Possible development of the mainland structures is traced in the Cretan and Cypriot structures. JvL then postulates the type of god(dess) that the shrines were built to house.

JvL 6 van LEUVEN, Jon C

JvL7

Mycenaean Goddesses called Potnia

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 112-129

JvL presents the eight instances in which Potnia is given a special designation and discusses their possible connections with historical goddesses, and then discusses the possibility that Potnia, when cited without a designation, is equivalent to Aphrodite. Rituals and foreign derivations are also discussed.

van LEUVEN, Jon C

Prehistoric Grain Explosions

Antiquity 53 (1979), pp. 138-140

JvL suggests that burnt destruction layers of Minoan and Mycenaean sites may have been the result of grain explosions and the consequent conflagrations.

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PvSl

Bibliography

van SOESBERGEN, Peter

1bracian Personal, Ethnic and Topographic Names in Linear A and B

Kadmos 18 (1979), pp. 26-39

PvS discusses the names in linear A and B that would indicate the presence of 'Thracians in Greece before the arrival of the Greeks.

FVa/J02 V ANDENABEELE, Frieda and Jean-Pierre OUVIER

Les ideogrammes archeologiques du lineaire B

Ecole franvaise d'Athenes, Etudes Cretoises 24. Paris, Geuthner 1979

FV a/JO combine epigraphic and archaeological information about all linear B ideograms to provide an enormous amount of information about each sign, including what each sign is, its frequency in the tablets and the information revealed about each sign archaeologically.

RVzl VIREDAZ, Remy

Grec *moliwodos "plomb"

BSL 74.1 (1979), pp. 261-265

RVz proposes, with Lejeune, that mo-ri-wo-do represents moliwodos and not moliwdos, which is phonotactically impossible in Greek; the later form molubdos results from syncope and assimilation.

GWal WAlBERG, Gisela


Gnomon 51 (1979), pp. 351-355

GWa gives a brief account of recent works on the Mycenaean shaft graves. She gives an overview of Dickinson's organization, concentrating on sections concerned with trade, interaction with other Mediterranean and Aegean cultures, and arts and crafts.

JWbl WALDBAUM,JaneC.

From bronze to iron: The transition from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age in the Eastern Mediterranean

SIMA 54 (1978), GOte!xJrg, Astr6m

JWb discusses the distribution of materials such as iron, lxonze, and lead, as well as raw materials that provide evidence of mining and metallurgy, throughout the Eastern Mediterranean from 1200-900 B.C.E.

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Bibliogra:ghy

W ANKENNE, A.

Rev: Hallager, The Mycenaean Palace at Knossos, 19TI (ErH 4)

Etudes Classiques 47 (1979), p. 386

A W a discusses Hallager's re-examination of the work done on the West Magazines and his thesis that Knossos became a Mycenaean administrative center which was destroyed in LM illB.

PaW17 WATHELEf, Paul

Mycenien et grec d'Homere 3) ava~ et j3aotAE1.ls' dans la tradition formulaire de l'epopee grecque

Ziva Antika 29 (1979), pp. 25-40

Pa W suggests correspondence between the Mycenaean and Homeric texts in their uses of ava~ and i3 aotAEl.J S'.

PYu 3 YUlE, Paul A.

Early Qetan Seals: Study in Typology, Style and Orronology

Dissertation, New York University, 1979 (DA 40:5 [1979] 2766-A)

PYu defines the dates of 2n) early Qetan seals and sealings and their archaeological context, classifies seal shapes typologically, and clarifies the terminology of shapes and motifs.

PYu 4 YUlE, Paul A.

Two Seals of the 'Hieroglyphic IXposit Group' from Goumia

TUAS 4 (1979), pp. 51-56

PYu discusses two seals from a deposit at Goumia, showing their similarities to sealings from Knossos, as well as to the decoration found on Kamares ware.

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Linear B ~Index

*03pa *llpo *19

AH 133.40fig. 14,41 AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.41 fig. 15 ASc39.348 FVa/J02Xl5, 265 FV a/JO 2.22ff JC114 *a>zo

JC 114.139 fig. 1, 141 fig. 4 *12so

AH 133.37, 40 fig. 14 MMT 1.172 ER51

AH 133.40 fig. 14 JC 114.140 *04te JKi28.100

AH 133.40 fig. 14 *13me MDP42 FVa/J02.143, 147 AH 133.40 fig. 14 MMe3.84 JC 114.142 ASc39.349 JKi28 FVa/J02264 *21qi

PMIMPt 1.98 AH 133.40 fig. 14 *06na HD2.68

AH 133.40 fig. 14 *14do ML 128.56 JC 114.139 fig. 1, 141fig. 4 AH 133.40 fig. 14

*22 JC 114.142 *07di AH 133.37, 41fig. 15

AH 133.40 fig. 14 *l5mo

JC 114.142 AH 133.40 fig. 14 *23mu

*OS a FVa/J02.21, 65f AH 133.37, 40 fig. 14

AH 133.37, 40 fig. 14 *16 qa *24ne

JC 114.141 fig. 4 AH 133.37, 40 fig. 14 AH 133.40 fig. 14 JC 111.13 JC 114.141 fig. 4

*09se ML 128.56 PF28.131 AH 133.40 fig. 14 RiK.4.188 FVa/J02.281 *25~

JC 114.139 fig. 1, 141fig. 4 *17za AH 133.37, 40 fig. 14, 41 MMe3.85 AH 133.37, 39, 40 fig. 14 J05l.51

ER51 MMe4.129 *lOu JC 114.140

AH 133.40 fig. 14 MDP42 *26ru

FV a/JO 2.190 MMe3.84f AH 133.40 fig. 14 HD2.68n.73 HD2.68n.73

*18 LoG/JKi/JO 2.452 AH 133.37, 41fig. 15 PF 28.131 n.l

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"'Z'/re *37ti *47

AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.38, 41 fig. 15 PF28.131 JC 114.139 fig. 1, 14lfig. 4, 142

*48nwa "'28 i *38e AH133

AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.40 fig. 14 JC 114.140 PF28.131 FVa!JO 2.284f J0~51

PF28.131 MDP42264 *29p~

AH 133.37, 40 fig. 14, 41 *39pi *49

JC 114.141 fig. 4, 142 AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.38, 4lfig. 15

~ni *40wi *SOpu

AH133 AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.38, 40 fig. 14 ASc 39.348f FVa/JO 2.28) FVa/JO 2.186 *Sldu

LoG/JKi/JO 2.454 *41 si AH 133.38, 40 fig. 14 lP 'if7.597 AH 133.40 fig. 14 JC 114.141 fig. 4, 142

JC 114.143 *3lsa PF28.131 *52 no

AH 133.40 fig. 14 *42wo

AH 133.38, 40 fig. 14 JC 114.139 fig. 1, 141fig.4 HD2.68n71

*32qo AH 133.38f, 40 fig. 14

*53ri

AH 133.40 fig. 14 *438:3 (ai) AH 133.40 fig. 14 EF11.286 AH 133.38, 40 fig. 14, 41 FVa/J0219, 295 ML 128.56 J0~51 JC 114.141 fig. 4

*331'&.! *44ke *S4wa

AH 133.38, 40 fig. 14, 41 AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.40 fig. 14 FVa/JO 2234, 284 JC 114.141fig. 4

*34 JC 114.141 fig. 4 AH 133.38, 41 fig. 15 MMe3.85 *55nu

JLP~.332 AH 133.40 fig. 14 *45de JC 114.141 fig. 4

*35 AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.38, 41 fig. 15 EF11.285 *56

JLP~.332 FVa/J02172 AH 133.38, 4lfig. 15 JC 114.141 fig. 4, 142

*36jo LoG/JKi/JO 2.457 *57ja

AH 133.40 fig. 14 *46je

AH 133.40 fig. 14 MDP42259 JC 114.141 fig. 4 VI6 AH 133.40 fig. 14 MDP42.259

MDP42259

45

*58su *67k:i *74ze

AH 133.38, 40fig. 14 AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 133.37, 39, 40 fig. 14 (mislareled *38) FVa!J02.19 AM13.11,18

JC 111.13 JC 114.141 fig. 4 EP20.66 JC 114.141 fig. 4 ER51

*68r~ FVa!J02 *59ta JC 114.140, 143 AH 133.39, 40fig. 14,41

AH 133.40 fig. 14 AH 135.256 JKi28.100

HD2.68n.75 ER51 MDP42

JC 114.142 J05051 ML 129.207, 207 n.6

MDP42.261, 264 MMe3.84f *60ra MMe 3.84, 85 n.15 VG54.341f

AH 133.40 fig. 14, 41 JC 114.141 fig. 4 *69 tu *75we

AH 133.40 fig. 14 ASc39.348 *61 0 JC 114.142 AH 133.40 fig. 14

AH 133.40 fig. 14 FV a!JO 2.152

FVa!J02 *'iUko HD2.68n.71

.JLP :Il.332 AH 133.40 fig. 14, 44 fig. 17, 45 JC 114.141 fig. 4

PF27.244 FV a!JO 2.22f PMIMPt 1.98

Vl6 JC 114.141 fig. 4 JC 116.103

*76r~

*62 pte AH 133.39, 40fig. 14,41

AH 133.38, 40fig. 14,41 *71dwe AH135

JC 114.140 AH 133.39, 40fig. 14,41 ER49.102

J05051 J05051 ER51

LoG/JKi/JO 2.452 MDP42.264 JC 114.143

SRS 2.258 n52 MDP 42.261, 264 *72pe MMe 3.84, 85 n.l5

*63 FVa!J02153 *77ka

AH 133.38, 41fig. 15 *73mi AH 133.40 fig. 14

*64 FVa!J02.51, 266 AH 133.40 fig. 14

AH 133.38, 41 fig. 15 JC 114.141 fig. 4

*65 *78qe

AH 133.38, 41 fig. 15 AH 133.40 fig. 14 FVa!J02

*66~ ML 128.56 RiK4.188

AH 133.38f, 40 fig. 14 MDP42.264 MMe 3.84, 85 n.15

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*79

AH 133.39, 40 fig. 14, 41fig. 15 ER51 JC 111.13 MDP42 MMe3.84

*ll>ma

AH 133.40 fig. 14 FVa/J02.51, 284f JC 114.141fig. 4

*8lku

AH 133.40 fig. 14 ASc 39.348, 350 HD268 JC 114.141 fig. 4 StH 17.223

"'82

AH 133.39,41 fig. 15

*83

AH 133.39,41 fig. 15

*84

AH 133.39, 41fig. 15

*85au

AH 133.39, 40 fig. 14 LyB 11.200

*86

AH 133.39, 41fig. 15

*87twe

AH 133.39, 40fig. 14,41 J0~.51

MDP42264

*88

AH 133.39, 41fig. 15

*89

AH 133.39,41 fig. 15

"'90dwo

AH133 MDP42.264

"'9ltwo

AH 133.39, 40fig. 14,41 MDP42.264

~

see: *51 du

neko

see: *7ldwe

see: *48nwa

p~

see: *16qa

pje

see: *62pte

q~

see: *58su

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Linear B Ideogram Index

*16QA *105m MALE EQUUS (EQUm) *109BOSZE

ASc39.348 fVa/J02.64 ML 129.207 n.6

*31SA *105xEQUx *llOZ

AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 fVa/J0264 AH 133.45, 46 fig.18 LP87.598 fV a/JO 2.183 StH 17.:rrl *106f FEMALE OVIS (OVISf)

ASc 39.348f *111 v *31S~ AH133

fV a/JO 2.196 *106m MALE OVIS (OVISm)

ASc39. 348f *112T *60~ AH 133.45, 45 n.273, 46 fig.18

l.oG/JKi/JO 2.451 *107 CAPER (CAP)

CaT 10.145 *113S *100 VIRUM (VIR) AH 133.45, 46 n.243, 46 fig. IS

AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 *107 FEMALE CAPER (CAPf)

AH 135.256 ASc39.349 *114Q

fV a/JO 2.266 l.oG/JKi/JO 2.454 AH 133.45, 46 fig. IS ML 129.207 MVC 1.207f n.21 *107 MALE CAPER (CAPm) *115P

StH15.1002 ASc 39.349 AH 133.45, 46 fig.l8 VG54.341f

*108SUS+SI *116N *102 MUllER (MUL)

AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 AH 133.45, 46 fig.l8 EB67.231 ASc39.349 fVa/102184, 210,213 *117M StH15.1002 *108 FEMALE SUS (SUSf) AH 133.45, 46 fig.18

*105 EQUUS (EQU) ASc 39.349 fVa/J02155

AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 *109BOS *118L fVa/J02 ASc39.349 AH 133.46, 46 fig.18

*105EQUZE fV a/JO 2.278 fVa/J02

ML 129.207 n.6 *109BOSm

*105f FEMALE EQUUS (EQUf) VG54.341

fVa/J02.64

48

Linear B Ideogram.~

*120 GRANUM (GRA) *125 + KU = CYP + KU *135MERI

AH 133.18, 34 n250 ASc 39.347f, 350 AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 ASc39.348 fVa/J02 LP87.597 *125+0=CYP+0 JoB6.1408 MMe4.129 ASc39.347f StH 17.228, 234 *140AES

VG54.342 *125+PA=CYP+PA AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45, 49

ASc39.348 fVa/J02 *121 HORDEUM (HORD)

AH133 *125 CYPEROS (CYP) *141 AURUM (AUR)

ASc39.348f ASc39 EB 67.229,231 StH 15.1006 fVa/J02

*128 = KA+NA+KO StH 15.1002 *122011V+A

ASc39.348 AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 *142

*122 OI1V + TI *129 FARINA (FAR) CaT 10.145, 148

ASc 39.348f fVa/J02155 ASc39.348 LoG/JKi/JO 2454

*1~0LE+A *122 OllV A (OllV) *145LANA

StH 15.1004 AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 JKi28 ASc39.348f *1~ OlEUM (OlE) LoG/JKi/JO 2454

AH 133.18, 44 fig 17, 45 MMT1.172

*123 + KO = AROM + KO StH 15.1006 *146

FVa/J02 *131 VINUM (VIN) ASc39.349

*123 + PYC = AROM + PYC fVa/J02152, 264 AH 133

ASC39 ASc 39.348f LoG/JKi/JO 2.454

fVa/J02 LoG/JKi/JO 2454 StH 15.1004

*123 AROMA (AROM) *132 *150

ASc 39.348, 350, 350 n.lO ASc39.349 CaT 10.145

fVa/J02 fVa/J02 *151 OORNU (CORN)

*124+0=PYC+0 *133=A+RE+PA CaT10

ASc39.347f AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 *152

*124 + QA = PYC + QA *133AREPA fVa/J02295

ASc 39.347ff ER49.100, 111 *155VAS

*124PYC EF11.281 fVa/J02

ASc39 *155VAS+DI

fVa/J02

49

Linear .B Ideogram Index

*156TU+R~ *167 *182

AH 135.247 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

*158 *167+PE *183

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 FVa/J02 JKi 28.151, 153

*168 *184 *159 TELA FVa/J02 FVa/J02

AH 135.255 JKi28 *168+SE *185

FVa/J02 FVa!J02 *159~

LoG/JKi/JO 2.452 *169 *188

FVa/J02 FVa/J02.277 *159 TELA2 + PU

AH 135.246 *171 *l~

AM13.11,18 LoG/JKi/JO 2.451 *162+KI =TUN +KI ML 129.207, 207 n.7

FVa/J02.19, 36, fig. 1 *191 GALEA (GAL) *172

FVa/J02 *162+QE=TUN +QE FV a/JO 2277, 283f

FVa/J02 *')fJJVAS

*172+KE[ FVa/J02

*162 + RI =TUN+ RI FV a/JO 2.283f

FVa/J02.19, 36, fig.1 *2()1VAS *172 + :KEE-02

FVa/J02 *162 TUNICA (TUN) FVa/J02

ASc39.351 ~+DI

FVa/J02 *177 AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45

*163 ARMA (ARM) FVa/J02

""lJJ2 VAS

FVa/J02 *178 FVa!J02

*163ARMZE FVa/J02 VG54.342

ML 129.207 n.6 *179 ~VAS+DI

*165 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

FVa!J02 *1!0 *'lfJ3VAS

*166 FVa/J02277

FVa/J02

FVa!J02 *181 "'204VAS

*166+WE FVa/J02

FVa/J02

FV a/JO 2.152f JO'OPIFV a 1.24, 26

I .inear B Ideogram Index

*2()5VAS "'213VAS "'Zl,6VAS

FVa/J02 ASc39.348 FVa/J02 JO/OPIFV a 1.26 EB 67.231

FVa/J02 "'227VAS *2{)6VAS LoG/JKi/JO 2.451f FVa/J02

FVa/J02 StH15.1002

"'214VAS "'228VAS

*'lffiVAS FVa/J02

FVa/J02 AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 FVa/J02 "'229VAS

*2()8VAS "'214VAS + DI FVa/J02

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 *n> HAST A (HAS)

"'2()9VAS "'215VAS FVa/J02

ASc39.348 FVa/J02 FVa/J02 "'231 SAGITfA (SAG)

"'216VAS FVa/J02 "'209 vAS +A J0~.45

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 "'232

"'21QVAS "'217VAS FVa/J02

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 "'233 PUGIO (PUG)

"'210VAS + KA "'218VAS FVa/J02

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 "'234 GLADIUS (GLA)

"'211VAS "'219VAS FVa/J02

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 *240 BIGAE (BIG)

"'212VAS *2l) ASc39.351

CR.85.216 AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45

FVa/J02 FVa/J02

ASc39.348 "'221VAS VG 54.342, 345 FVa/J02 JO'OP/FV a 1.15 FVa/J02 "'241 CURRUS (CUR)

LoG/JKi/JO 2.451 JO'OPIFV a 1.24 CR. 85.215, 218

otzl2VAS FVa/J02 *ZlZVAS VG54.341ff

FVa/J02451 FVa/J02 "'242 CAPSUS (CAPS)

"'212 VAS+ U "'225 ALVEUS (AL V) CR.85.216

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

JO'OPIFV a 1.15

51

Unear ;B Ideogram Index

*243ROfA *255

AH 133.44fig. 17,45 FVa/102 ASc39.351 CR 85.212, 218 *256

FVa/102 FVa/102

*243 ROfA + TE *257

AH 133.44 fig. 17, 45 FVa/102 CR8S.212f. FVa/102 *3(}1VAS

*243ROfAZE FVa/102

ML 129.207 n.6 *l)2VAS

*244 FVa/102

FVa/102 *3(}3VAS

*245 FVa/102

FVa/102 10/0PIFV a 1.24

*246 *D4

AH 133.49 FVa/102

FVa/102 *3(}5VAS

*249 FVa/102

FVa/102 JO/OP!FV a 1.24

*'25JVAS Y~S

FVa/102 LoG/JKi/JO 2.45lf

*251

FVa/102

*252

FVa/102

*253

FVa/102

*254 JACLUM (JAC)

AH 133.49 FVa/102

52

Linear B Word Index

*22-ri-ta-ro a-*35-ka a-di -ri -ja-te-qe

GJP 1.170 n.19 AH 133.38 AH 134.240 JKi28.171 AnH!FBr 1.67f

*29-te-re FGs9.120 LP87.596 a-da-ma-o

AM13 a-du *34-ke-u PI49.152

AnHIFBr 1.72 a-da-ra-ko

FV a!JO 2.226 PI 50.166 -a-e

VG54.341 *35-ki-no-o a-da-ra-te-ja

MRll284 BSe4.76 a-e-ri

JKi 28.177, 179 AH 135.241 *47-da PvS 1.31

StH15.1007 a-e-ri-qo a-da-ra-ti-jo AM13.26

*56-ko-we JKi 28.177, 179 PI52.23J DMzJMSi.179 n21, 1!ll n.24 ML 129.207 n.4

LP89 PvS 1.31 a-e-ri-qo-ta

a-da-ra-to PI52250

*56-ko-we-i-ja

LP89.54 JKi 28.177, 179 a-e-ti-to

a-de-r11z FGs9.117

*56-ko-we-i-jo

LP89.52 AH 135.248 a-i-

AH 134.240 *56-ra-ku-ja a-de-te

JKi28.152, 152n.6 AM35.91 a-i-qe-u

a-de-te-re AM13.19, 26, 45

-*82

YD43.384 AM35.91 a-ja-me

MgL4.83 VG54.342 -*82-jo

YD43.384 a-di-ri-ja-pi a-ja-me-na

AH 134.241 AnHJFBr 1.67, 70 a-[.]-tllz AnHIFBr 1.67f FVa!J0279

AH 135.255 FGs9.120 FV a!JO 2163, 172

Reconstructed fonns are marked with an asterisk, as are signs the value of much is unknown.

a-ja-me-no a-ka-ta-jo a-ke-o-jo

AH 134.240 AM13.19,51 PI 54.138 AH 135.244 PI 54.139 AnHIFBr 1.67, 70 a-ke-r~-te

FVa/102.162 a-ka-to AH 135.248f

SRS2247 PI 54.139 ER 51.268, 278 VG54.342f StH 17.223 PI54.143

a-ka a-ka-to[ a-ke-ra-wo

DMz/MSi.179 n.21 MMT 1.171 FGs9.B:l PI54.137f HM35.235

a-ka-t<rwa PI 54.136 n.5 a-ka-i-je-ja PI 54.137ff

AM 35.100 n.52 a-ke-re

JKi28.176 a-ka-t<r~[ FGs 9.l:rl PI 54.137 MMT 1.171 LP89.63

a-ka-i-jo a-ka-t<rwa-o a-ke-re-mo

AM 35.100 n.52 MMT 1.171 AM35.93 JKi28.176f PI 54.137 LP89.44 PI 54.137f, 144

a-ka-wo a-ke-re-m<rno a-ka-ma-jo

JC 116.98f, 102 AM35 BSe 4.89 n.25 PI54.137f LP89.44 PI 54.138

a-ka-w<rne a-ke-re-se a-ka-rp~-no

EF11.264 PI 54.137 PI 54.138

a-ke a-ke-re-wa a-ka-ma-wo

EB67 A1L3.185f PI 54.138 FGs9.126 AM13

LyB 12.lffi BSe4 a-ka-me-ne

StH 15.1002 EF11.2/U PI 54.138 YD43.383 JC 116.98, 100

a-ka-ra-no a-ke-e-to a-ke-ro

AnHIFBr 1.69 PI 54.138 AM 35.98 n.40, 99 PI 50.164 n.14 EJF2.212

a-ke-o JC 116.98, 103 a-ka-sa-no

LP89.63 PaW 17.27

JKi28.168 PI 51.168 ]-a-ke-~i PI 54.138 PI 54.138, 140 n.40

JvL6.118

54

a-ke-ta a-ki-ti-to a-ko-so-ta

JKi28.18) AM13.21, 32f EF11.264 n.5, ZiU PI 54.136 n.5, 138 JKiZ7.133 JKi 28.178, 100

ML 128.65 a-~~-te a-ki-to-jo PI 51.168

JKi28.166 PaW 17.Z7 PI 54.138f, 145 PI 54.138 VI 6.49ff

a-ke-te-re YD40./U3

AM35.101f a-ki-wo-ni-jo

JKi 28.166, 167 n.29 PI 54.138 a-ko-so-ta-o

MDP 42.2({) n.8 CR84.72n.4 -a-ko PI54.138

a-ke-ti-~ PI 50.164 a-ko-to-no AM35.99 ER51.Z75 a-ko-ra AM13.18

JKi 28.165, 176 FGs9.l:Il ML 129.206f

MDP42.261 a-ku-ro a-ko-ra-jo a-ke-ti-ri[ FGs9.l:Il AH 134.241

JKi28.167 FVa/J02141f a-ko-ro

a-ke-ti-ri-ja a-ku-tu-ru-wo FGs9.125

AM 35.91, 99, 103 JvL6.126 PI54.138

ER51.Z75 a-ma-ko-to JKi28 a-ko-ro-qo-ro

MDP 42.261, 263 EP 20.31 n.43 LyB 11.198 PI 50.162 n.6 VI6.54

a-ko-ro-ta a-]t.~ti-ri-ja a-ma-ru-ta

FGs9.125 JKi 28.165 n.23 AM13

a-ko-so-ne JvL6.1Z7 a-ke-u JKi28.18) PvS 1.37

JKiZ7.133 SRS 2.267 n.97 a-ma-ru-to-de PI 54.138 VI 6.49

BSe 4.96 n.153 a-ke-wo a-]ko-so-ni-ja JvL6.118

PI54.138 FVa/102.177 a-me-ja

a-ki-re-u FVa/J0224

LP85.259 a-me-ja-si

a-ki-re-we PI 50.162

LP85.258

55

a-me-ja-to a-mo-ta a-na-ke-e

FVa/J02.24 AH 135.245 FGs 9.119 JKi28.179 CR85.218 ML 129.2D6, 2fJ7 n.5

JC 113.25 a-me-no a-na-ki-ti

CR 85.210n.l4 a-mo-ta-jo PI 54.139 n.28 PI 54.136n5 CR 85.210 n.13

a-na-mo-ta a-mi-ni-si-ja a-mo-te AH 134.245

LP89.47 CR85.2f.J7 FVa!J02294 StH 19.198

a-mi-ni-~-jo a-mo-te-jo-

JKi28.175 SRS2.267 a-na-mo-to

CR 84.88 n.55 a-mi-ni-so a-mo-te-jo-na-de CR 85.::m, 215, 217

DMz/MSi.179 n.21 AH 135.243 FVa/J02.79

JvL6.113 CR85.210 StH 19.202 n.17

LyB 11.~1 FGs9.132 LP89.47,49 VI 6.49f a-na-pu-ke

EP20.66 [[a-mi-si-ja- a-mo-te-re VG54.342

JKi28.169 AM 35.102 n57 CR85.217 a-na-qo-ta

a-mo LP89.53

AH 134.245 a-mo-te-u

CR 84.86 n.46 AM13.41,46 a-na-re-u

CR85 FGs 9.131 FVa/J02.2ID ER 49.100, 111 FVa/J02.140 a-mo-te-we a-na-to

MMe3.87 AH 134.239 FVa/J02.70

a-mo-i-je-to a-mo-te-wi-ja a-ne-~

CR 85.210 n 10 CR 84.86 n.46 JKi 28.165 n.23 CR85.210n13 PI 54.139 n.28

a-mo-ke-re[ FV a/JO 2247f CR 85.210n13 a-ne-mo

a-mo-te-wo LyB 11.197,201

a-mo-si AM35.102 StH 15.1007 CR85.214 CR85.210

ER49.111 a-ne-o a-]rp9-ta MgL4.83 AM13.34f

AH 133.48 a-mu-ta-wo

MMr 1.171

56

a-ni-ja a-no-wo-to a-pe-ke-e

CR 85.200 n.9 CR84.85 AlL 3.185 EP20.66 ER49.CJ7 AM 35.98 n.40 FGs 9.118 fVa/102.236 AM13.19,26 fVa/102.79, 128 LP 'if/.597 VG54.342 a-pe-ne-wo

a-nu-wi-ko CR 85.211 n.17 a-ni-ja-e LP86.2'Xl EP20.66

CR84.75n15 LP 'if/.597 FGs 9.118 VG 54.342, 344

a-o-ze-jo a-pe-o a-ni-ja-e-e-ro-pa-jo-qe-rQ-~ AH 135.240 EF11.264

EP20.66 VG54.342 a-pa-i-ti-jo a-pe-o-te

MDP422B.) ER 49.104 n.38 a-ni-ja-pi

CR84.ID a-pa-re-u-pi a-pe-r~-ne

CR 85.207, 216 BSe4.62, 77,79 CR83.123 VG54.342

a-pa-ta a-pe-te-me-ne a-ni-Q-ko

AH 135.255 fVa/102241 AM35.102

a-pa-ta-wa a-pi-~-ro

a-no-no LP 89.43, 54f AM13 AH 134.237 AM13 a-pa-ta-wa-ja ]a-pi-ja-ko-ro-jo[

LP89.54f PI50.162 a-no-po

1Sk3.45 a-pa-ta-wa-jo a-pi-jo

LP89.43 AM13.19 a-no-qa-si-ja

AM13.28 a-pe-a-sa a-pi-ka-ra-do-jo

AH 135.240 PaW 17.27 a-no-qo-ta MDP422B.) LP89 a-pi-ke-ne-a

a-pe-do-ke BSe4.77 a-no-we CR84.84n41

CR85.215 FB44.:D1 a-pi-me-de ER49.CJ7 AM13 fV a/10 2.236 a-pe-i-si

JKi28.178 JKi28.173 LP86.289

Pl50.162 PI 51.168, 1/U

57

a-pi-po-re-we a-pu a-qi-ja-i

FGs9.120 AnHIFBrl.72 CR85.214 FV a/JO 2.184, 2ffi ER 49.96, 111 LP85.2ffi FVa/JO 2.226 a-qo-ta

GPc 1.357 JKi28.169 a-pi-qo-i-ta LP89.62

JKi27.133 a-ra-ka-te-ja

PI52.2SO a-pu2 AM35.100

AH 134.231 n.8 FGs9.120 a-pi-qo-o BSe4.61 JKi 28.161 n.20, 176

MR]).284 PI 50.162 n.6 a-p~-ja

a-pi-qo-ro JC 116.97, 100 a-ra-na-ro

AM 35.94 n.24 PI49.152 JKi28.176 a-p~-we StH 17.223 LP87.598 JC 116.100 LyB 12.157 a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-na

PF27.244 a-pu-do-ke AH 134.245

a-pi-qo-ta CR84.84n41 CR 84.88, 88 n.55

JKi28.174 CR85 AM13.19 FVa/J02.78f PI52250 a-pu-do-si MMe3.87

EF11.266 VG 54.342f, 345 a-pi-qo-to

MDP422ffi a-ra-ro-mo-te-me-no AnHIFBr 1 ML 129.206 VG 54.342, 343 n4 VG54.342f

a-pi-te[ a-pu-ka

JIM41 a-ra-ru-ja

FV a/JO 2.289 CR84JO a-pu-ke CR 85.207, 216

a-po-ne-we EP20.66 ER51.272

ER 49.101, 103, 111 FGs 9.118 MDP42.261

JIM41 MR]).287 a-po-]r~-we

ML 129.207 n.6 VG54.342

FVa/J02.190, 222, 2ffi VG54.342 a-ra-ru-wo-a

a-po-re-we a-pu-ko-wo-ko CR 84.71, 88, 88 n.55

FVa/J02.2ffi AM35.101 CR85.216

LP85.2ffi AM13.13 FV a/JO 2.49f

EP20.66 a-re a-pta-ra

LP89.43 a-pu-ne-we LyB 11.200

ER 49.101, 103, 111 VI 6.53

58

a-re-i-jo a-re-pa a-r~-e

JKi28.153 ER49.100 AH 135.245 VI6.54 FGs9.120

a-ro-do-ro-o a-re-i-ze-we-i a-re-pa-te

MR.ll284,292 ER5l.Z78, :200 ER49.111 1vL6.115 a-ro-rpO[

a-re-pa-zo-o VI6.50 a-re-ja ER49.100

EB67.227 JKi28.178 a-ro-pa 1vL6.115 MgL4.81 StH 15.1004 StH 15.1003 MR.ll284

VI 6.49 a-ro-po a-re-ka-sa-da-ra

1050.45 a-re-p~-:W[ -o MgL4.83

PI49.147 JKi28.178 a-ro-u-ra PI54.137

AH 135.242 a-re-po AM13.l) a-re-ke-se-u

SRS2252n37 EAl.ZiD PI 54.137 FGs9.124

a-re-po-zo-o VI 6.51 a-re-ki-si-to

ER49.100f LP 85.257 n.12 a-ro-zo PI 54.137, 137 n.l2 a-re-ro

JKi28.172 ER49.100f

a-re-ki-si-to-jo EF11.281 n.26 a-sa-mi-to

PI 54.137 AH 133.49 a-re-~

ER51.273 ~-re-ko-to-re

AH 135.254 FGs9.120 PI 54.137 FVa/102.177, 100

a-re-ta-to ML 128.68 a-<re>-ku-tu-ru-wo

FVa/102.79 PI 54.138 a-sa-ro

a-ri-qo MDP 42.2ro n.8 a-re-ku-tu-ru-wo

AH 135.256 StH 17.223 AF4.16 AH 133.43 a-ri-to a-sa-sa-ra-me

AM13.12, 34f PI54.141 PMJMPt 1.98 PI 49.153 PI 51.168 a-~-a a-sa-ti-ja

PI 54.137 AH 135.245 MDP42.262

a-re-me-ne CR84.87 a-si-

JKi 28.151, 154, 169 AH 133.26 YD43.384

59

a-si-ja-ti-ja a-ta-ra-si-jo a-to-m.o

AH 135.255 JKi27.134 AH 134.235 AM13 JKi28.166 AM 35.93, 95, 98 BSe 4.61, 101 n.244 AM13.12,26 MDP42.262 a-ta-ro 1C 116.98, 102

a-si-wi-ja LoG/JKi/10 2.454

a-to-po-qo

JKi 28.1/D a-ta-wo-no AM35.103 1vL6.118 PaW 17.27 AM13.27 LyB 12153 n.57 FGs 9.131 YD43.384 a-te-mi-to LyB 12.157

a-si-wi-jo ER49 a-to-po-qo-i LyB 12.152 n.48

AH 133.42 n.262 JKi 28.167 n.:D AM13.37 a-te-re-e-te-jo 1vL6.120 FVa/102.178

a-to-ro-qo

a-so-qi-jQ-,W. AH134.240

a-te-re-wi-ja AnH/FBr 1.68 JKi28.177 BSe4 FVa/102.163, 172

a-SQ-i}i-jo a-te-we a-tu-ko

JKi28.177 FV a/10 2195, 252, 258 AM13.38, 44, 50

kt-ta-ma-~i[ a-ti-ja[ au-de-pi

JKi28.162 1vL 6.115, 120 AH 134.241 AnH/FBr 1.68

a-ta-na a-ti-jo-qo FVa/102.163

GC37.139 AM13.26,38 au-de-we-sa-qe LP88.1339 LyB 12.152 a-ti -jo-q<}J AnHIFBr 1.72

a-ta-na-po-ti-ni-ja AM13.44 MDP422ro

CR83.123 a-ti-ke-ne-ja au-ke-wa

GC 37.139 AH 133.53

1vL6.114 ER51.m AM35.95 MDP42.261 AM13.26

a-ta-no-ro MRl:l.287 1C 116.98f, 103

PaW 17.27 a-ti-mi-te MgL4.85 YD40./D3

a-ta-o-jo AH 133.69 ER 49.98, 102, 111 au-ri-mo-de

AF4.16 LyB 12.152 n.48 LyB 11.200

60

au-ro -~ ~-ki-pa-ta

AH 134.245 MMf 1.173 AM35.102f StH 19.203 FGs9.123

~-ke-te-re MgL4.81 au-te

AH 135.241, 243 PbB 1 AnH/FBr 1.71 MRJJ.2Jfl

~-ki-wa-ro

au-to-jo ~-ku-mi-jo JvL6.118 MMe4.129 AM13.21 MR JJ.283, 292 VI6.53

~-ko-ta

au-to-jo-~-ma~ ~-ri-sa ML 129.2f17 n.4

VG54.342 EF11.ZiD ~-ku-pi-ti-jo

au-to-te-qa-jo PI 49.153

~-ru-wo-te

ML 128.67 CR84.78 ~-nu-me-no

MMf 1.171 AM13.19 ~-te-ro

au-u-te

JKi28.173 ML 129.205

~-pi-a-ro

AM13.41 ~-ka-sa-ma

a-we-ke-se-u

JKi28.18J AH 133.42 n.262 ~-sa

FGs9.117 AH 135.240

a-wo-i-jo SRS2257n52 MMf 1.173 OS35.220n51

PI 54.136 n.5 ~-ke-ja

a-ze-ta MDP42.263 ~-so-ni-jo

JKi28.18J ~-ke-u AM13.19

a-ze-ti-r~ AnHIFBr1.72 ~-te

AM35.99 FV a/JO 2226, 233 AM35.102

a-ze-ti-ri-ja ~-ki~-ri-jo ~-te-re

ER51.275 JvL6.118 AH 134.239ff

JKi28 ~-ki~-ri-ja AM35.104

LP 87.597 n.3 PI 50.162

MDP 42.261, 263 JvL6.118 ~-ti-jo-qe

a-ze-ti-ri -ja ~-ki-no-o EF11.286

JKi28.162 MRJJ.284 ML 128.56, 67

a-ze-to

JKi28.167

61

ll:J-ti-jo-qo da-*22-ti[-ja *da-ma

AH 133.43 n.262 JKi 28.161 n.20 AM 35.97 n.35 AM13 EFl 1.284 n32 da-]*22-ti-ja da-ma-te

I..P 86.289, 289 n.4 JKi 28.161 n.20 AM13.25ff ML 128.56, 67 LyB 12.152 MMe4.129 da-*22-to

VG54.342 DMz/MSi.l79 n.21, 11il n.24 da-mi-jo

JvL6.117 AM13.23,43 ll:J-wa

I..P89 EP 20.45 n.76 AGT4 FGs9.126 I..P85.255 da-*83-ja-de I..P87.596

ll:J-wa-ja JKi 28.1/D JvL6.113 da-mi-ni-jo

EJF2.219 I..P 89.45, 63 I..P85.255 -da-~

EF11 da-mo

ll:J-wa-na-ta-se AF4.16

AGT4.84 da-da-re-jo-de AH 134.236 n 28

BSe4.62 AM13 ll:J-wa-ta-se JvL.l13 BSe5.1156

AGT4.84 LyB 11.200f EF11.265

StH 15.1007 EP 20.45 n.76

ll:J-wi-jo FA37.472 da-i-[ FGs9.126

EJF2.219 I..P 86.289 MMT 1.171 ll:J-wo-ro I..P 87.596

da-i-~9[ MgL4.84 AGT4.85 SEI 1.23 I..P85.255 MMT 1.171

da-mo-de-mi ll:J-za da-i-pi-ta

AF4.16 AH 135.240, 246 PF28.132

ER 51.267,279 PI.SO.l62 da-mo-ko-ro

MDP42.263 StH 17.223 AF4.16

da-i-qo-ta AH 134.235 ll:J-zo-ro AM 35.93, 95, 98

ER51.278, 21il PI 54.136 n.5 AMI 3.26

da-i-to FGs9.128 da-*22-ti[ JC 116.103

JKi28 PI 49.148, 151 JIH32.106f

da-ko-ro MgL4.84ff

da-*22-ti-ja SEI 1.22

JKi 28.161 n.20 AM35.99 YD40.'lli

I..P 89.54f JvL 7.138

62

da-nwa da-wo de-mi-ni-ja

BSe4.62 DMzJMSi.179 n.21, 100 n.24 FVa/J02173 JKi 28.153, 165 n.23, 166 n.26 JC 113.26

da-p~-ri-to-jo LP89

CR83.123 de-mi-ni-jo

FV a/JO 2.200 da-zo JC 113.26

GC37.139 PI 49.148, 151 GPc 1.349 n.27 de-r~-v.-ko

JvL6.113 -de FGs 9.117

LyB 11.199 n13 EA 1.285 LyB 11.199 LyB 12.151£, 153 n. 57 FB44.n3 MR:rl.283 LyB 11.197, 201 de-so-mo

da-ra-ko de-de-me-na CR&5.216 FVa/J02.50

LP89.53 FVa/J0255 de-u-jo-i

]~-ro de-de-me-no AM35.94

JKi28.168 FVa/J02.141f StH 15.1004, 1~

-da-sa-to de-di-ku-ja de-u-ki-jo

ER51.275f ML 128.64 LyB 11.200

da-ta-ra-mo de-do-me-na de-u-ki-jo-jo

LP 89.51 AM13.13 LyB 11.199f FVa/J02.299

da-ta-ro de-u-ki]-jo-jo

PI49.152 de-ka-sa-to JvL6.114

AH 133.42 da-te-we-ja JKi28.152 [.]-de-wa-o

AM35.100 VI6.50,54 MMT 1.172

da-wi-ja de-ka-sa-tQ ]de-wa-pi

JKi28.152f JKi28.153 FVa/J02242 LP 89.47, 50

de-ku-tu-wo-~9 de-we-ro-t1:3-ko-ra-i-ja ~-wi-ja AH 134.239 AF4.16

JKi28.153 AM35.100 AM13.13 de-wi-jo

da-wi-jo JKi 28.167 n.:rl StH 15.1004, 1~ LP89.48 de-me-o-te PI.SO.l62 di-da-ka-re

LoG/JKi/JO 2.454 n.8 CR. 84.00 n.32 FGs 9.131 ML 128.64

63

di-de-ro di-pi-si-jo di-u-ja-jo-qe

PI49.152 JvL 6.121, 126, 128 EB67.22:7 StH 17.223, 229 StH 15.1003, 1007

di-pi-si-jo-i YD43.383 di-do-si LyB 12.156, 159 n.96

AnB67.24 YD43.384f di-u-ja-wo

EF11.265 JvL6.115 ML 129.205 di-pte-ra PFZ7.244

AH 133.52 n.:D4, 246 StH 15.1008 di-ka-ta-de FGs 9.119

LyB 11.200 di-u-jo

StH 15.1007 di-pte-~ StH 15.1002, 1004 StH 18.194 CR84.74 YD43.383

di-ka-ta-jo di-pte-ra-po-ro di-w-

JvL113f AH 133.52 StH 15.1008 LyB 11.200f AH 134.239

di-wa-jo LyB 12.147 AMI3.2:7 StH 15.1006 EP20.l) StH 15.1008 StH 17.223 JvL6.120 StH 18.194 MgL4.82 di-we

di-ko-na-re-ja EB67.227 di-ra-po-ro LyB 11.200f

JK.i28.179 AH 13352 n.:m StH 15.1002, 1004, 1006 StH 18.194

Qi-ko-na-ro di-ri-mi-jo

JK.i28.179 EB67.22:7 di-we-se-ja

JvL6.113 StH 15.1008 di-pa StH15.1002

AH 133.44fig. 17, 114n.625 YD43.385 di-we-so

CR85.214 StH 15.1008 FGs9.120 di-ro

FVa/J02 LP89.53 di-wi-j-

LP87.597 StH 15.1005 di-u-ja

di-pa-e BSe 4.89 n.33 di-wi-ja

VG54 ER51.272 ER51.272 JvL6.115 JvL6.115f

di-pi-ja LyB 12158 LP 87.596 n.1 LP89.54f StH 15.1003f, 1007 StH 15.1004, 1007f

YD43.383 di-pi-si- *di-wi-ja

YD43.384 PFZ7.244

64

di-wi-ja-ta di-wo-a-ne[ ~-ro

JvL6.116 StH 15.1008 AF4.16 StH 15.1008 AH 134.238

di-wo-nu-so-jo AH 135.246 di-wi-ja-wo LyB 12.147 AM 35.93 n.20, 94 n.23

MMT 1.171 StH 15.1008 AM13.35, 40f

PF27.244 CR84.74

StH 15.1008 di-wo-pu-ka-ta EFI1.286

JKi28.1Al FGs9.134 di-wi-je-ja JvL6.113 JKi27.133

JvL6.116 PaW 17.33 PI 50.163f

StH 15.1007 StH 15.1008 StH15.1002

di-wi-je-u di-za-so ~-ro-jo

AM13.12 FVa/J02281 MR.l).283

StH 15.1005ff PvS 1.29 do-ke

di-wi-je-we di-zo CR 84.84 n.41

JKi28.178 PvS 1.29 EFI1.265

VI6.50 ER 49.96 n.15 do-de JKi28.178

di-wi-jo AlL3.185 VI 6.49

FGs 9.116 AlL4 do-ke-ko-o-ke-ne StH 15.1004 ER49.97f

JKi28.176 EFI1.286 di-wi-jo-jo JvL6.115

FGs9.116 MMT 1.172 ®-ki

StH 15.1006 OS35.220ff JKi27.133 PF27.244

di-wi-pa-ra do-po-ta

JvL6.115 ~-ra FGs9.1?D

StH 15.1008 AF4.16 HM35.237 AM13.34,40 OS35.223

di-wo[ CR84.74 StH 15.1003

StH 15.1006 JKi27.133 LP 87.596 n.l do-ra-qe

di-wo PI 50.163f EB67.228f

CR83.123 StH 15.1002, 1007 FGs 9.115, 121

stH 15.1002, 1004, tern StH 15.1002

di-wo-do-ri-je-we

PaW 17.33 BSe4.77, 79

do-ri-ka--o

JC 116.97, 99, 102

65

do-se ]du-ma-ti dwo

CR84.82 JC 116.101 AM13.14, 16 EA 1.265f EP20.66 ER51.274 ]du-ne-u VG54.342f OPa 14.316 HD268

dvvo-jo do-so-mo du-ni AH 135.244

AH 133.42 n.262 Pl49.148 MMe4.1:D AM13 JKi28.178 du-ni-jo -e

ML 129.20 AM13 PCn3.188 OPa 14.316 JC 116.101 StH 15.1005 JKi 28.1/D e-*65-to StH 17.225 AM13.45f (as e-ju-to)

do-so-si du-ru-po

PI49.152 e-da-e-u AnB67.24 AM13.12 CR 84.8) n.33 du-ru-to-mo EA 1.265

AH 134.239 e-do-mo-ne-u ER49.96

AM35.102 AM13 ER51.275

FGs 9.131 MDP422(() JC 113.25 e-e-si

do-ti-ja MgL4.81 CR84.89 VI 6.49

DMz/MSi.l79 n.21, 18) n.24 ]e-i-ja-si JKi28.153 du-sa-ni LP89 Pl50.162

PI49.152

do-we-jo -e-ja du-ta2

FGs 9.118 AH 135.241 AH 135.255 JKi 28.176f, 179

du-ma StH 17.232 ]du-we YD43.384

AM 35.93, 95, 98 LP 89.61 AM13.26 -e-jo

FGs9.128 du-wi-ja JC 116.101 ER49.97

MgL4.84 LP89.50 e-ka-ma-pi

du-ma-te du-wo-jo AnHIFBr 1.69 n.8, 70

AH 134.235 AH 135.244 CR84.8)

AlL 3.183 du-wo-u-pi e-ka-ma-te AM 35.94 n.23 AM13.25ff AM13.14, 16 AnHIFBr 1.70 n.8

JC 116.101 EA 1.267n.9 CR 84.86 n.46

VI 6.49

66

e-ka-ra e-ke-me-de e-ko-so

FGs9.120 EP20.51 n.91 DMz/MSi.179 n.21 FVa/102187, 225 HM35.235 LP89

JC 116.97, 99, 102 Pl51.170 e-ke LP85.257

AM13.14, 20f e-ko-te

EA1 e-ke-~-wo AM13.18 FGs9.121 AH 135.250 ML 129.206f JC 113.28 AM13 PaW 17.26f J11I 28.64ff BSe 4.61, 79, 81 LP87.596 EA 1.265 e-ko-to

MMe4.129 JC 112.ll) AM13 VG54.342 MgL4.85f LP 86.289, 289 n.4

e-]ke-a e-ke-~-wo-ne e-ma-~

FGs9.117 AH 135.250 EB 67.227, 231 FVaiJ02.56 GC37.131

e-ke-r~-wo-no LP87.598 e-ke-a

LyB 12.148 AH135.250 AH 134.242 MMT 1.172

e-ke-ra-ne PF27.244 e-ke-da-mo StH 15.1003 AH 135.250

AM13.43 EP 20.51 n.91 e-ke-ra-wo e-ma-~-o

PI 49.153 AM13.33ff CR84.72n.4

e-ke-de-mi e-ke-si JKi28.177 JvL6.124

VI 6.53 EA 1.286 LyB 12.148n.29

e-ke-e FGs 9.117 e-me

AF4.16 e-]ki-si-ja AnHJFBr1.72 AnH/FBr 1 LP89.48 FV a!JO 2.226 CR84.71 VG54.342 e-ki-si-jo e-me-si-jo-jo

YD40.m LP89.61 JKi28.156

e-ke-i-ja PI50.162 ~-mi-to

FGs9.117 e-ko-me-no VG54.341

e-ke-i-ja-ta BSe 4.101 n.244 YD40.m

FGs9.117 e-ko-si e-na-po-na

e-ke-jo-to EA 1.268, 286 n.33 JKi28.174

YD40.703 ML 129.206, 207 n. 5 e-na-po-ro

BSe 4.62, 90 n.46

67

e-ne-ka e-nu-wa-ri-jo e-pi-ko-o

AM13.28 AM13.24 ER49.111 JC 111.13 CR83.123 MR:IJ.284 VG54.341 LP88.1339 YD40./D3 YD40./D3 e-pi-ko-ru-si-jo

e-ne-re-ja e-nwa-ri-jo ER51.275

AM35.100 YD40.m e-pi-ko-ru-si-jo

ER51.ZD e-ne-ro -e-o fVa/J02.22

JKi 28.159 n.l7, 162, 174 ER49.97 e-pi-ko-wo

e-ne-si-da-o-ne e-pa-re AF4.17 JvL6.115 AH 135.256 VI 6.51 LyB 12.150

e-pa-sa-na-ti e-pi-pu-ta e-ne-wo- AM13.40 SRS 2.267 n.97

SRS 2259 n.55 ER49.111 VI 6.49

e-ne-wo-pe-za e-pe-ke-u e-pi-qo-~

CR 84.75, 86 n.47 LP85.2W AH 135.248 MDP42.261

e-pi ]e-pi-ro-pa-ja e-ne-wo-pe-zo AM13.17 JKi 28.162, 173

CR84.75, 77 ER49.98 MDP42.261 e-pi-te-u-ke-e-we

VG 54.342, 343 n4 e-pi-de-da-to PI50.163

EA 1.285 e-ni-ja-u-si-jo e-pi-zo-ta

MDP422W e-pi-ja-ta-ni-ja fVa/J02.55

e-ni-pa-te-we ER49.111

e-po

AM13.19,50 e-pi-jo-ta-na EP :xl.32 n.47

BSe4.79 ER49.111 e-po-me-ne-u

e-ni-qe e-pi-ki-to-ni-ja LP87.598

JKi 28.169, 171 JKi 28.162, 173 e-po-mi-jo

e-Qi[-qe e-pi-ko-e AH 134.242

JKi28.169 CR 84.!U n.32 fV a/JO 222, 34 ER49.111 MR:Il.284

68

e-qe-o e-ra e-ra-to

AM35.95 AH 135.241 AM13.26 ER49.100, 111 AMQ10 BSe 4.61, 88 n.19 JC 116.102 DMz/MSi.179 n.21 JC 116.100

FVa/J02.28J, 282 e-qe-si-ja JvL6.115 e-ra-wa

AH 133.48 l.P87.598 FGs 9.117 JKi28 l.P89

JIH32.104 LyB 12.148 e-re-[ PF27.244 JC 116.97, 103

e-qe-si-jo PI51.170

AM13.49 StH 15.1002 e-re-dwo-e

JKi28.178 ]e-ra JKi28.175 MDP42.2{() PI 51.168 l.P89.48, 55 e-N-dwo-e[ ]

e-qe-ta e-l1l:J-WO JKi28.175

AF4.16 AH 135.246 e-re-e AH 134.235 FGs 9.117

BSe4 AM 35.93, 95, 98 StH 15.1004

CR 84.85 n.44 AM13 FGs 9.119 BSe 5.1156 e-ra-ja

JC 116.98f, 102 CR84.75 JKi28.153f FGs9.1:D e-re-[e JC 112.1:D e-]ra-jo

JC 116.102 JC 116.103 l.P 89.61 JKi 28.177ff e-re-i JvL6.115 e-ra-pe-me-na l.P 86.289f, 289 n.8 CR84.85n44

HM35.235 l.P 87.596f JKi28.169 e-re-mo l.P 89.61 SRS2257n51 Pl49.153 AM13 PI 51 e-ra-po PI 53 e-re-pa

StH 15.1005 AH 135.245 FGs 9.119

VG54.342 e-ra-se JSk 3.1 YD40.mf ML 129.207 n.6

EA 1.287 StH 18.195 e-qe-ta-e

e-ra-te-re-wa-o e-re-pa-ta CR84.75f VG 54.341f, 344 JC 116.98, 100 FVa/J02155

e-qe-ta-i e-ra-te-re-wa-pi

CR84.83 JC 116.100

l.P 86.289 n.6

69

e-re-pa-te e-re-u-te-ra e-ri-qi-jo

AH134 JIH32.105 AM13.46 AnHIFBr 1.67 FVa/J02.55, 79, 122 e-re-u-te-re e-ri-ta

VG54.342 AM35 AF4.16 JC 116.103 AM13.6,40

e-re-pa-te-ja JKi28.178 AnHIFBr 1.69 V16.50 e-r~-ne

e-re-pa-te-ja-pi e-re-u-te-re[ AH 135.245

AnHIFBr 1.67 JKi28.178 e-r~-qo

FVa/J02.162 AH 135.245 e-re-u-te-ro e-re-pa-te-jo FGs9.129 e-ro-pa-ke-ja

CR84JII JKi27.133 AM35.100 FVa/J02.162 JIH32.105 JKi28 JSk3.1 MR IJ.2Jf7, 2fJ2 e-re-u-te-ro-se e-ro-pa-ke-u

EA 1.2Jf7 AM35.100 e-re-pa-te-o ER51.274 MR IJ.2Jf7, 2fJ2 *e-ro

e-re-u-ti-ja AH 134.232 n.9 e-re-pa-to FVa/J022ffl

FVa/J02141 JvL6.115 e-ru-ta-ra

e-re-ta e-re-wi-jo-po-ti-ni-ja OPa 14.318

AM35.99 JvL6.120 e-sa-re-u FGs 9.119, 131

IP87.598 JC 1121IJ e-ri-ka

StH 21.189 FVa/J02.141 e-sa-ro

e-re-ta-o e-ri-ma-si-jo AM13.40

V16.53 PvS 1.37 e-se-re-~

~-re-te-ri -ja e-ri-no-wo-te JKi28.176

AM 35.98 n.40 AH 135.248 e-se-re-e-jo FVa/J02172

e-ri-nu JKi28.176 e-re-v-t~[

LyB 11.200 IP89.50f

JKi28.178 StH15.1007 -e-si

e-re-u-te[ -ra e-ri-nu-we JC 115.211

IP87.598 CR83.123 e-ta[ LyB 11.200

JKi28.174

70

e-ta-wo[ e-ti-me-de-i e-u-ke-to

JKi28.159n.17,lffin.l7,175 PI 49.148 CR84.88 EA 1.264n.5

e-ta-wo-ne e-ti-ra-wo ER49.% JKi 28.159 n.17, 1(:() n.17, 175 LP85.261 FGs 9.121, 133

PI49.148 e-u-me-de e-]ta-wo-ne

JKi 28.159 n.17, 1(:() e-ti-wa-ja-qe AM13.36

JKi28.174 e-u-me-de-i e-ta-wo-ne-u

JKi28 e-ti-we CR84.78

FGs 9.117 ER 49.98 n.22 e-ta-wo-ne-we JKi28.178

JKi28 e-to-ni-jo

AM13 e-u-me-ne

e[-ta-wo-ne(-we) FGs9.123 AM13.46, 51

JKi28.1ffin.l8,161n.20 YD40./U3 e-u-na-wo

e-ta-wo-]ne-we e-to-ro-qa-ta PI 50.162 n.3

JKi 28.161, 179 FVa/J02288 e-u-po-ro-wo

e-ta-wo-ne-wo e-to-wo-ko FGs 9.119

JKi28 AH 134.239 e-u-ru-da-mo AM 35.101 n.54

e-te-do-mo AM13.13 Pl49.147

AH 134.239 AM 35.91 n.16, 101 n.54, 102

-e-u ~ij-ru-po-to-re-mo-jo

AM13.50 LP85.256 OS 36.323, 3:.ll MgL4.83

e-u-da-i-ta e-u-ru-wo-ta e-te-jo FGs 9.131 AM13.19, 21

FV a/JO 2.2ro e-u-da-mo e-u-to-ro-qo

e-te-wo-ke-re-we-i-jo AH 133.26 ML 128.65 AF4.16 AM13.43 AM13.12,18 Pl50.162 e-u-we-to

FGs9.130 PI 54.136 n.5 PI 54.138 MR30.286

e-u-ka-ro PI 51.168 *ha-

AH 135.256 AH 135.241 e-te-wo-ko

MgL4.83 *hi-

AH 135.241

71

Linear B Word Index ~--

*ho- i-je-re-u -i-jo

AH 135.241 AM 35.90, 93, 96 ER49.97 AM13.20, 49,51 YD43.384f

-i CR. 84.79 n.28

PCn3.188 FGs9.115 i-jo

LyB 12.157 MMT 1.17 -i MgL4.83 PI52250nl

ML 129.207 i-jo-te

ER49.97 OS35.207ff

EA 1.264n.5 i-da-i-jo i-je-re-wi-jo

JKi 28.162, 174 JvL6.113 OS35.207ff

i-ju i-do-m.e-ni-jo i-je-ro

PI 52250, 250 nl PI 49.149 ER 49.96, 102 StH 15.1002

i-e-re-u FGs9.115 i-ke-ta JKi28.1/U

CR. 84.79 n.28 JvL6.113 FGs 9.131 LyB 12.157

OS35.207ff i-je-ro-jo i-ku-to

-i-ja ER51.272 StH 17.223 MRll283

StH 17.232 i-ku-tu-re

i-ja-te i-je-ro-wo-ko

JKi28.169 AM 35.93, 94 n.23, 97

AM35.99 AM13 i-ma-di-jo FGs 9.131 FGs 9.115

AM13.23 MgL4.82 MgL4.83

i-pa-sa-na-ti StH 17.223

OS35.207ff

i-je-re-ja i-je-si ER49.111

AM 35.90, 93, 96 AM13.49

AH 135.241 i-pe-me~-ja

BSe 4.62, 89 n.33 FGs 9.115, 122 i-je-to-qe EB 67.227, 229 LyB 11.197, 201

EB67 YD43.383 LyB 12.157

FB44.299 MDP42.261 StH 15.1002 i-pe-me-de-ja<-jo>-OS35.207ff YD43.383

StH 15.1003 StH15.1007

i-je-we i-po-no

StH 15.1002 YD43.383 FVaiJ02.183f, 190

72

i-po-po-qo-i -i-si }ja-do

AM 35.102f, 103 n.ro JC 115.211 JKi 28.1ro n.17 FGs9.123 :ML 128.66 i-su-k:u-wo-do-to -ja-jo-qe

i-qe-ja JKi28.1'iU YD43.384

JvL6.118 ]j-t~ ja-ka-te-re

i-qi-ja AH 135.255 AH 135.243 MDP 42.2ro n.8

AH 134.245 i-ta-ja MR':D.'2Kl CR 85.2fJ7, 213, 215 PF28.132 ER 49.fJ7 StH 17.223

ja-ke-te-~

FGs 9.118 MDP 422ro n.8 FVa/J02.78 i-te-ja-o MMe3.87 StH 19.202 n.17

AM35.100 -ja-pi

VG 54.342f, 345 i-te-re-wa YD43.376

i-qi-ja-i AM13.12 ja-sa-ro

CR85.214 JC 116 MDP 422ro n.8

i-qi-jo i-te-u ]je-ne

VG54.342f AM 35.100 n.46 FV a/JO 2.279 JKi 28.167 n.:D

i-qo i-WWQ jo-

AH 134.241 EF11.264

AnHIFBr 1.68 AM 35.100, 100 n.46 J1H28.66

CR85.2fJ7 JKi 28.167 n:D MMT 1.173

ER49.100f i-to-we-sa OPa 14.318

FVa/102.64, 163 JvL6.119 MDP422ro

jo-a-mi-ni-so-de

MMe3.87 AH 135.242 i-wa-so EF11.264

i-qo-e-qe BSe 4.101 n.244 VI6.54

FVa!J02.79 PI51.168 jo-a-se-so-si

VG54.341 i-za- AH135.242 i-qo-jo AH 135.240 MDP 42.2ro n.8

AM13.28 VI6.50

MDP42261 i-za-re

PI 50.162 j<Hli-do-si

i-q9-na-to-mo VI6.54

AH 134.235 -ja

JC 113.25 YD43.384

MMe 3.86 n. 21

73

jo-do-so-si ka-*56-na-to ka-ke-u-si

AH 135.242 StH 17.223 CR84.82 EA 1.264 FB44.296 ka-*56-no ka-ke-we

MDP 42.200 n.8 StH 17.223 AF4.16 MR:U.287 AH 134.237, 239 VI 6.49 ka-da-i-to AM13.51

ll9-<iu-mi PI 49.151 BSe4.63

BSe 5.1182 n. 7 JKi 28.162, 174 ka-da-mi-ja EA 1.266

FGs9.117 JKi27.133 jo-e-ke-to-qo JKi28.166

AH 135.242 ka-di-ti-ja lP87.597

VI6.54 lP89.54 ML 129.205f, 205 n.l ML130.148f

-jo-i ]ka-di-ti-ja StH 21.190

YD43.384f lP89.55 YD43.376

jo-i-je-si ka-ka *ka-ke-we-de

AH 135.242 FVa/JO 2.56f EA 1.267n.9

MDP 42.200 n.8 ka-ki-jo MR:U.287 ka-ka-re-~.t

VI 6.50 ER 51.275, 28) FVa/J0257 FVa/J02.141

jo-o-po-ro ka-ke-ja-pi

MDP42.263

AH 135.242 MMe3.85

VI 6.50 ER51.28:l MDP42.263 ka-kja

jo-po-ro-te-ke YD43.376 MDP42.263

AH 135.242 ka-ke-jo ka-ko MDP 42.200 n.8

CR 84.76 n.17 VI 6.51 FGs9.119

ka-ke-o FV a/JO 2.141

j~ lP87.597

AH 135.242 CR 84.76 n.17 PaW 17.26

FB44.296f ka-ke-u StH 18.194

MDP 42.200 n.8 StH21

MR :U.287, 292 AH 134.238 VI 6.49 AM 35.91, 101, 103 YD43.376

jo-te-re-pa-to FGs 9.131 lP87.598 ka-ko-de-ta

AH 135.242 MgL4.81 VI6.54

FVa/J02.141 PI 50.162 n.4

*ka- YD43.376 ka-ko-na-wi-jo

YD43.376 StH 21.190

74

ka-ma ka-na-ko ka-pa-ri-jo

AM 35.97 n.35 FGs9.117 AH 135.248 AM13 OPa 14.318 EF11.266 YD43.376 ka-pa-ri-jo-ne

FGs9.123 AH 135.248 JC 112.11) ka-na-pe-u

IP89.48 AM 35.91, 100 ka-pa-si-ja ML 128.62 AM13.51 PvS 1.32 SEI 1.23 FGs 9.131 YD43.376 JKi28.l(i) ka-~-so

ka-ma-[ IP87.596 YD43.376

GPc 1.363

MMe4.129 ka-pa-ti-ja ka-na-[pe-u-si

ka-ma-~ JKi 28.164 n23, 167 AM13.18, 21 EF11.267 n.9

AH 134.237 PvS 1.32 ka-na-[pe-we ~-ma-e JKi 28.164 n.23, 165 n.23, 167 ka-po

MMe 3.86 n.l9 ka-na-pe-we YD43.376

VG 54.342, 344 JKi28.167 ka-ra

ka-ma-e AM13.51

MMe 3.86 n.l9 ka-nu-se-u

VG 54.342, 344 JKi28.168 ka-ra-a-pi

ka-ma-e-u ka-pa CR84.85 FVa/102.163

AM35.95 JKi28.l'iU AM13 YD43.376 ka-ra-do-ro YD43.376 BSe4.61 ka-pa-jo

JC 116.97, 100 ka-ma-e-we StH 17.223 AH 134.237 ka-ra-e-i-jo AM13 ka-pa-ra

LyB 11.198 EF11.271 GPc 1.362 LP86.289 ka-ra-e-ri-jo

ka-pa-r~ LyB 11.198, :;ro ]ka-mo

AH 135.248 IP89.48,55 ka-ra-i

ka-mo ka-pa-r~-de

AM13.34 AH 135.248

IP 89.48, ro. 62 YD43.376

ka-pa-r~-do ka-ra-na

AH 135.248 PI 50.164

75

ka-ra-na-ko ka-ra-wi-po-ro ka-sa-to

PI.S0.162 AF4.16 Pl54.142 AlL3.183 PvS 1.36

ka-ra-na-ta AM35

PI 50.164 AM13.49 ka-si-ko-no

FGs 9.115, 120 AM 35.101, 101 n.56 ka-ra-pa-so JvL6.l:J) FV a/JO 2.49f

AM13.51 LP'if7.597 SEI 1.22 ]ka-t~[

ka-ra-re-we StH 21.190, 193

FV a/JO 2.266f VI 6.49

AH 135.255

StH 18.192 ka-tv-~[ ka-~-ro

ka-ra-te-ra JIM41 AH 135.255

FGs9.l:J) ThGP 1 ~-ta-ni-ja

ka-n-to ka-ru-ke JKi28.172

FVa/JO 2.273 FGs9.128

JvL6.116 JIM41

]ka-ta-ni-ja

JKi28.172

ka-ra-to ka-ru-no

ka-ta-ra-i

FVa/J02.273 LP89.50

LP89.54 ka-ru-pi

ka-ra-u-ko

BSe 4.99 n223 AH 134.241

ka-ta-ra-pi

YD43.376 FVa/J02.163 LP89.54f

ka-ra-we ka-ru-ti-je-ja-o ka-ta-ro

JKi 28.165 n.23 JKi28.177 AH 135.255

YD43.376 *ka-ru-ti-jo ka-ta-wo

ka-ra-wi-ko JKi28.177 PI 49.153

FGs9.l:J) ka-ru-we ka-ti Pl54.142

AH 134.241 FV a/JO 2190, 257

AnHIFBr 1.68 FVa/J02.163

ka-tu-re-wi-ja-i

AH 135.245 ka-$11.-[

JIM41 ka-tu-r0z

AH 135.245 ka-sa-ro

StH 17.223 ka-u-w[

PI 54.141 n.40, 143

76

ka-wa-do-ro ke-i-ja-ka-ra-na ]t.e-me-no

PI54.140 ER51.275 JKi28.173 JKi28.llll

ka-wa-ti-ro MDP42.263 -ke-ne-ja

PI54.140 PI 50.164 AH 135.241

]ka-wi-ja ke-i-jo ke-ni-qa

PI54.140 PI 50.164 AH 133.49

ke-ka-u-me-Q9 FGs9.120

ka-wi-jo fVa/J02177 PI54.143 AnHIFBrl.72 ML 128.68

fV a/JO 2.226 ka-wi-ta ke-ni-qe-te-we

PI54.141 ke-ke-me-na ML 128.68

AF4.16 lpJ.-wo AH 134.237 ke-o-te-ja

PI 54.139 AM 35.97 n.35 JvL6.114 AM13

ka-za FGs9.123 ke-ra

AH 135.240, 246 Jc 112.rn AM13.20,50

ER 51.275, 279f LP86.289 FGs9.122

fV a/JO 2.298 LP87.596 fV a/JO 2.55, 268 ML 128.62

MDP42.263 MMr3.118 ]ke-ra-a MMe3.85 OPa 14.317

fVa/J02268 ka-zo-e PI51.170

SEI 1.23 ke-ra-e AH 135.240 VG54.342 CR84.87 fVa/J02.55, 141 ER49.96 ke-ke-me-na-o ER51.267

AF4.16 ke-ra-i-ja-pi

MMe3.84 MR:D.286

~ ke-ke-me-no

ke-ra-ja-pi

MMT 1.172 AM13.14, 21,43

CR85.216 EF1 1.267 n.9

ke-*83-*18-qe VG54.342f MR :D.286 n.17 VG54.341f

J050.45 ke-ki-de

JKi27.134 ke-ra-me-ja

ke-e PI 51.168 PI50.162n4

PI 50.164 ke-ko-jo ke-ra-me-u

ke-i-ja PaW 17.27 AM35.102

PI50.164 FGs9.131 LP87.596

77

ke-ra-me-we ke-ro-si-ja ki-da-pa

AH 134.239 AF4.17 fVa/J02.141 AM13.19

ke-ra-u-jo FGs 9.129 ki-da-ro

AM13.44 CR83.123 ke-sa-do-ro PF28.132

ke-re-~ PI 50.162 n.3 PI49.152

AnHIFBrl.72 VI 6.51 StH 17.223

fVa/J02226 ke-]sa-do-ro-jo ki-ke-ro

ke-re-no PI 50.162 n.3 PI49.152

MVC l.XY?f, 2m n.21 ke-se-ne-wi-jo ki-ni-di-ja

ke-re-si-jo we-ke FGs9.129 BSe4.76

AnHIFBr 1.72 PI 50.162 n.6

fVa/J02.226, 231 ke-se-ni-wi-jo StH 18.195

JvL 6.121, 126f ki-ra ke-re-ta-o

LP87.596 ke-se-nu-wi-jo JC 113.26

FGs9.129 ki-~-i-jo ke-re-te-u

AM13 ke-se-nu-wo AH 135.249

FGs9.129 ke-re-u ki-ra-di-ja

AM13.22,'37 ke-<U>-po-da LP89.54f

LP87.598 ke-re-wa ki-ri-ja-i-jo

JKi28.173 ke-u-po-da AH 135.249

JKi28.176 ke-re-za ki-ri-ja-si

BSe4.76 ke-u-po-da-o PI50.162

MDP422(() JvL6.123 VG54.341 ki-ri-jo-te

]-ke-ri-ja-wo LP 89.45f, 48

AH 135.250 ke-u-po-de-ja

JKi28.176 ki-ri-se-we

ke-ro LP89.62 AH 135.256 CaT 10.145, 148

*ke-we MgL4.83

ke-r~ YD43.'376

fVa/J02283 ke-we-to

YD43.'376

78

ki -ri -te-wi -ja ki-ti-ta ko-iv.-re-u

AMI3 AM35.99 MMT1.172 JKi28.1/U AM13.33 1vL6.125 FGs9.12 ko-ka-ro LP86.289f 1C 1121:D fB44.:D1 LP 87.596, 597 n.3 JKi28.178

ki-to LP87.597 *ki-ro FGs9.120

PF28.132 FVa/10219 ko-ki-da JKi28 FVa/102.79 ki-ta-no StH 17.n>

LP89.48f ki-to-na

ko-ki-re-ja

AnHIFBrl./U,72 ki-te JKi28.17lf FVa/102247f, 252

MR :D.284 n.5 ki-to(-na) ko-ma-ta

ki-te-me-na JKi28.171f FGs9.120 AH 134.237

ki-to-ne AF4.16 ko-ma-we AMI3 JKi28.171f AM 35.100 n.52

FGs9.120 ki -ti -je-si ki-to-]ne JKi 28.100 n.17, 176f

AMI3.33 JKi28.172 LP 89.63 CR84.89 FGs9.124 ki-to-pi[ ko-ma-we-ta LP87.596 CR 84.85 n.43 JKi28.176f

JKi28.171f LP89.46 ki-ti-me-na PI 50.163

AM 35.97 n.35 ki-wo

AMI3 1vL6.120 ko-ma-we-te-ja FGs9.123 AM 35.100 n.52 1C 112.1:D ki-wo-ni-jo EB67.228 LP 86.288f, 289 n.4 PI 54.138 JKi 28.176f LP87.596 PF27.244 ML 128.62 ko-do StH 15.1003 OPa 14.317

AMI3 SEI 1.23

LP87.5% ko-ma-we-to

ki-ti-me-no LP89.46,51 ko-i-no

AH 134.237 ko-no FGs 9.117

AMI3.33 FGs9.117 FGs9.124 ko-i-ro

AMI3.49

79

ko-no-ni-pi ko-re-te-re ko-p;>[

AH 134.241 AH 134.235 1vL6.120 AnHIFBr 1.68 AIL 3.183, 186 FVa/102162, 242,245 AM 35.94 n.23 koro-jo-wo-wi-ja

1C 116.99ff PI54.144 ko-no-se-ja ML lll148

LP 'if7.597 SEI 1.22 ko-ro-ku-ra-i-jo StH 21.193 FGs 9.119

ko-no-si-ja PI 51.168

LP 'if7.597, 597 n.3 ko-re-te-ri-jo

AM13.43 ko-ro-no-we-sa ko-no-si-jo

FV a/10 2247f LP'if7.597

ko-ri-~-da-na MDP422ro

PI51.170 ER 49.99 n.23 ko-ro-~

ko-no-so ~~ri-ja AH 135.255

DMz/MSi.179 n.21, 1!l>n.24 JKi 28.100 n.17 JKi28 JKi28.153 StH 17.2JJ LP89 ko-ri-ja-da-na

ER 49.99 n.23 ko-ro-to ko-o-ke-ne( -i)

AH 135.255 1vL6.117 ko-ri-ja-do-no JKi28

ko-pe-re-u AH 133.44 fig. 17

ko-ro[-to FGs 9.117 AM13.34f JKi 28.100 n.l7, 178 JKi 28.158, 162

LP88.1338 ko-pu-ra ko-ro]-to

JKi28.169 ko-ri-jo JKi28.162

PI 54.144, 146 ko-q~He-u ko-]ro-to

MMT 1.172 ko-ri-si-ja

JKi28.162 AM13

ko-re-te PvS 1.37 ko-ru

AF4.16 ko-ri-si-jo AH 134.242

AH 135.256 FGs 9.118 AIL3.185 ER51.271 FVa/102.20 AM35 MDP422ro AM13 PvS 1.37 ko-ru-pi

FGs 9.126, 128 ko-ri-to AH 134.241

1C 116 MgL4.84 PvS 1.37 ko-ru-to ML 129.207 FVa/102 PaW 17.27 ko-ro

VI 6.49 Pl54.144

]ko-ru-we-ja ko-to-ne-we ko-wi-ro-wo-ko

AM35.100 AM35.95 AM35.102 AM13.13

ko-so-ni-ja ko-to-no PI 50.162

fVa/J02.177 AM13 CR84.74 ko-wo

ko-te-ri-ja OPa 14.317 CR84.75

AnHIFBr 1.71 VG54.342f ER49.100 FGs9.119

ko-to-i-na ko-to-no-o-ko PM 19.416

AM13.33 AH 134.237 VI 6.53

CR84.84 AM 35.95, 97 n.36 -ko-wo

FGs9.122 AM13

MR:rl.286 EF11.286 ER49.111 LP86.289

ko-to-na ku-da-ma-ro

AF4.16 ko-tu-r~ AM13.34f

AH 133.42 AH 135.245 AH 134.237 AM13.18, 41,44 ku-do-ni-ja

AM 35.97 n.35, 97 n.36 EP:l).156 DMz/MSi. Ul> n.24 AM13 fVa/J02.79 CR84.84 ko-W-r~-ne JKi 28.162, 172 EF11.268 EP:l).156 LP89 FGs9.122 StH 17.223 JC1121~ ko-u-ra VG 54.342f, 345 LP87.596 JKi28 ML 129.206f ku-ja-ro

MR:rl.286 ko-u-re-ja PI54.142 PI51.170 JKi 28.165 n.23 SEI 1.23 ku-jo VG54.342 ko-wa PI54.142

ko-to-na-o AH 133.42 ku-ke-re-u AF4.16

CR84.75, 77

AM13.46 LyB 12148 CR. 85.'XJ7, 211

PM 19.416 FGs 9.118

ko-to-ne-ta PI54.144 ko-we-ja

AH 134.237 JKi28.176

ku-mi-no AM35 FGs9.117 AM13 ]ko-we-jo StH 18.195 EF11.271 LP86.289 JKi28.176 ku-na-ja OS 36.3:rl ko-wi-ro fVa/J02247f, 252

EP:l).115

81

ku-na-ke-ta-i ku-pi-ri-jo ku-ru-so

AM35.102 LoG/JKi/JO 2.454, 456 n.25 AH 134.240 FGs9.131 JKi28.178 AnH/FBr 1.67

JvL6.124 ER51.279 Jls:v-no-o FGs 9.119

MRll284 ku-ra-no FVa/J02.ffl, 201,204

PI54.143 HBR1 ku-pa-ri-se-ja JC 116.104

ER51.274 ku-re-we MDP42.262

FVa/J02.141 EA 1.266f StH 18.195

ML 129.205 n.l ku-ru-so-wo-ko ku-pa-ri-si-jo ML 1:D.l49

AH 134.232 n.9 PI 51.168 AH 134.239

BSe4.77 AM35.101

JKi27.134 *ku-ro AM13.13

PF28.132 ku-ru-su-*56 *ku-pa-ri-so

AH 134.232 n.9 ku-r~ FVa/J02245

ku-pa-ro AH 135.246 ku-ru-zo PI54.143

AH 135.246 HD2.68n.73

ASc 39.348ff ku-r~-jo

FGs 9.117 AH 135246 ku-sa-me-ni-jo

JKi28.178 PI 50.162 n.3, 163 ML 129.207 n.4

LP88.1338 PI54.143 PI 51.168

MDP42.261 ku-ro-r~

ku-so

ku-pa-ro2 AH 135245f AM13.44

AH 135245f ASc39.349 ku-ru-me-no ku-su

JKi28.178 AM13.18 ER49.96 MDP42.261 FGs9.l:D ku-su-a-ta-o

ku-pa[-ro JC 116.100ff

JKi 28.162, 174

ASc 39.350 n.11 ku-ru-no

AM13.24,31 ku-su-pa

ku-pa-ro-we LyB 11.202

ASc39.349 *ku-ru-sa ML 128.63

ku-pa-sa MDP42.262 ku-su-pa-ta

LP89.54f ku-ru-sa-pi AH 133.42

AH 135.247 ML 128.63 w-~-si-ja FVa/J02.162

LP89.54f ku-su-qa

ER49.111

82

k.u-su-to-ro-qa k.u-te-so ma-ra-ne-ni-jo

ER49.100f, 111 AnH/FBr 1.67 ML 129.205 n.l ML128.65 FVa/J02162 ML BU49

MDP42.262 k.u-ta-i-to ma-ra-tu-wo

LP89.54 k.u-wa-no FGs9.117 AH 134.240

k.u-ta-ti-ja AnHIFBr 1.67 ma-rl

LP89.54, 62 FGs 9.119 LP89.50f FVa/J02162

k.u-ta-ti[ -ja StH 18.195 *ma-ri-ne-u

LP89.49,54 k.u-wa-no-wo-ko AM 35.100 n.52 JKi 28.176ff

k.u-ta-ti-jo AH 134.239 JLP:D.332

LP89.52 k.u-wa-no-wo-ko-i JoB6.1408 LP88.1338

k.u-ta-ti[ -jo AM 35.91, 102

LP89.49, 54 JvL6.117 ma-ri-ne-we-ja-i

~v.-wo AM 35.94 n.24, 100 n.52

k.u-ta-to JK.i28.176

DMzJMSi.l79 n.21, 1!fl n.24 JK.i28.156 LP88.1338

FVa/J02.282 PF27.244

JvL6.123 ]Ina

LP89 JC 116.98 ma-ri-ne-wo

JK.i28.176 k.u-]ta-to ma-di JLP:D.332

LP89.46 PI49.152 ma-ro

k.u-te-rll:J ma-mi-di-zo AM13.12

BSe4.76 PI 49.149 PI 49.149f, 152 StH 17.223

k.u-te-ra-o ma-na-sa

EB67.233 ma-ro-pi

BSe4.76 StH 15.1003 BSe4.79

k.u-te-ro ma-na-si-we-ko ma-sa

BSe4.76 LP 89.45f, 54 AM13.13

k.u-te-se-ja ER49.99 ma-se-wi-Jlz-[.]

AnHIFBr 1.69 PI49.147 AH 135.248

k.u-te-se-jo ma-qe FVa/J02.2ro

AnHIFBr 1.67 StH 15.1006 ma-so-mo

FVa/J02.162 LP89.50f

83

ma-~ me-re-ti-~ me-sa-to

PI49.149 AM35.103 AH 135.240 ER51.267 ER49.96

ma-te-re MDP42.261 ER 51.271, 275f EP~.45n.75 MDP422({) JvL6 me-re-ti-ri-ja

LyB 12.152 AM35.103 *me-so

MDP42.261 AH 135.240 ma-te-u-pi

FVa/J02.191 me-re-u me-ta

AM13.23,41 ER49.96 ma-to-ro-pu-ro Pl51.167 EP~.~ me-re-u-ro

JC 113.25 me-ta-ka-wa

ma-tu-~ PI49.150 Pl54.140

JKi28.162 me-ri me-ta-ke-Iru-me-na

-me-de-ja FGs9.123 CR 85.:ID, 215

AH 135.241 FV a/JO 2.26:l, 264 JKi28.178 me-ta-ki-ti-ta

me-ki-ti AM13.33

Pl54.141 me-ri-da-ma-te FGs9.124

AM13.25 me-na ER 49.100 n.28 me-ta-pa

CR83.123 me-ri-du-ma AM13.12 BSe4.61, 78

me-no LP87.597 EF11.267

FGs 9.116 JC 116.101

LyB 11.197,201 me-ri-du-ma-te LP86.290

MMe3.83 AM13.25,2J ML ll1150

StH 15.1006 ER 49.100 n.28 ]me-ta-ra-wo[

VI6.54 LP87.597 PI54.140

me-no-e-ja me-ri-te-u

AnH!FBr 1.69 AM13.41 me-te-to

FGs9.123 AM13.11f -me-no-jo

MR~.283 me-ri-te-wo me-to-qe-u

AM35.103 PI54.140 me-nu-wa MgL4.83

me-tu-wo BSe4.61 me-ri-ti-jo FGs9.117

me-ra-to AnB67.24 JvL 6.118f, 126

BSe 4.89 n.25 ER 49.99 n.26

84

me-u-jo -mi mi-to-we-sa

StH 15.1004 ER49.96 FGs 9.119 YD43.385 FVa/J0279, 105

me-u-jo-~ MDP422(()

FV a/JO 2.22ff mi. MMe 3.86 n.19

JKi28.153 VG54.342f me-wi-jo

StH 15.1004 mi-ka-ta mi-to-we-sa-e

AM13.'D VG54 me-wi-jo-e LP 'if7.597

mo-ri-W<Hio FV a/JO 2.235f mi-ra FGs 9.119

me-za-na AM13.40 RVz1

FVa/J02.24 JKi28.179

mi-~ mo-ro-ko-wo-wo-pi

JvL6.118 AH 135.248 FGs9.124

PI 49.148, 150 AnH!FBr 1.69 VI6.50 VG54.342

mo-ro-qa

AH 134.235 me-za-ne mi-ra-ti-ja AM 35.93, 95, 98

JvL6.118 AnB67.24 AM13.18

PI49.150 BSe4.76 FGs9.128

ER 49.99ff JC116 me-za-wo ER51.T71 ML 129.207

JKi28.l';D MDP422(() PaW 17.'2:7

PI 50.162 n.6 me-za-wo-ni StH 18.195

mo-ro-qo-ro

JKi28.1';D AM13 mi-ra-ti-ja-o

me-zo BSe4.76 mu-jo-me-no

AH 135.240 MDP422(() AH 135.241

ER51.267 mi-ru-ro FB44.299

MMe3.84 IT1I32.107

JKi28.174 MDP42.261

me-zo-~

CR. 84.'if7 mi-sa-ra-jo mu-ka-ra

FV a/JO 2.22ff PI 49.153 FVa/J02281 LP89.45

me-zo-e mi-ta

FVa/J02.236, 261 FGs9.117 mu-ta-pi

VG 54.343, 345 AM13.15

mu-ti

AM13.15

85

mu-ti-ja ne-da-wa-ta ne-we-wi-ja

AM13.15 JC 116.97, 99, 102 AM35.100

mu-ti-ri ne-e-ra-wo ne-wo

AM13.15 BSe4.79 FVa/J02.24 FGs9.127 JvL6.118f, 126

]mu-to lP85.257 ML128.64

AM13.15 ne-wo-ki-to ne-e-to

mu-to-na lP 85.257 n.12 FGs 9.125 n.55

AM13.15 ne-ki-ri-de ne-wo-pe-o

mu-to-wo-ti AM35.100 JvL6.120

AM13.15 JKi 28.162, 165 n.23, 166 n.66

CR84.78 -ni-*ne-qa-sa YD43.384

-na-de FVa/J02.201, 268

YD43.384 ]ni-jo[

ne-qa-sa-pi JC 116.101 na-ki-zo FVa/J02.201, 204,269

JKi 28.175, 100 -ni-jo-i ne-qa-sa-ta YD43.384

na-u-do-mo FVa/J02.201

AH 134.239 -ni-jo-jo

AM35.~, 102 ne-qe-u YD43.384 FGs 9.119 AM13 FVa/J02288 no-da-ro

StH 21.189 ne-ti-ja-no PI49.152

na-wi-jo BSe4.79 MVC 1.208 n22 ]no-ka-ra-o-i

AlL 3.183, 186 LyB 12.156 GC37.134 ne-ti-ja-no-re

lP 'ir7.597 MVC 1.208n.22 no-pe-re-~

MMe 3.'irl FGs 9.121 StH 18.194 -ne-u StH21.1~ HD2.68f no-ri-wo-ki-de

ne-[ AM35.100 ne-wa

JKi28.176 JKi28.175 EP20.66 JlP:D.332

ML 128.64 ne VG54.342

JKi28.179 ]ne-we

JKi 28.161f, 174

86

no-ri-wo-ko o-~ o-da-tu-we-ta

AH 134.239 EF11.263 n.4, 285 CR85.211 AM 35.100, 100 n.48 MMe4.129 AM13.13 OPa 14.318 o-da-twe

JK.i28.176 CR 852fJ7, 212 JLP:ll.332 o-a-ke-re-se MMe3.87

no-ri-wo-ko-jo AH 135.242 YD42158 EF11.264

JLP:ll.332 FB44.296 o-da-twe-ta

MDP 42.2(() n.8 AH 134.245 ]nu-ka ML 129.205 CR85.211f

JK.i28.158, 1(:0, 1(:0n.18 VI6.54 FV a/JO 2.147 n. 1

nu-to o-a-po-te o-de

JK.i28.174 AH 135.242 EF11.286 EF11.264

nu-wa( -i)-ja JK.i28.153 o-de-ka-sa-to

JK.i28.169 VI6.54 AH 135.242

]o-a-pu-[ do-so-si EF11.264, 264 n.S

0 FVa/J02.173

OPa 14.318 JKi 28.153 n.7 JK.i28.178 MDP 42.2(() n.8

o-/jo- o-da-~ MR:ll.287

AH 135.242 EF11 VI6.50

EF11.264, 267 n.lO FB44.297

ITH28.66 ML128.64 o-de-ko-so-si

ML 129.205ff EF11.268 o-*34-ta OPa 14.316, 318

JK.i28.176 o-de-qa-~

o-da-ke-we-ta EF11

Q-*34-ta-o CR 85.211, 213 n.25 FB44.297

AH 133.38 OPa 14.318 [ o-]Q4-ku-we-ta

ER49.97 o-di-do-si JK.i28.176 CR 85.211 n.20 JLP:ll.332 AH 135.242

o-da-ku-we-ta EF11.264 o-*35-ta CR85.211 JC 116.104

AH 133.38 VI 6.49

JLP:ll.332 o-da-sa-to

MMT 1.171 AH 135.242 o-do-ke

EF11.264 AH 135.242 MDP 42.2(:0 n.8 EF11.264, 267 VI6.50 MDP 42.2(() n.8

VI6.49,55

87

o-do-so-si -o-jo o-na-to

JC 116.104 AH 135.241 AH 134.237 :MMe3.83 AM 35.97 n.35

o-du[ AM13

1Ki28.174 *-o-jo FGs9.122

:MMe4.132 lP 86.289 n.4 o-du lP87.596

1Ki28.174 o-ka OPa 14.317

AM13.34f o-ni-ti-ja-pi o-du-ru- BSe4.77

AH 133.27 FA37.472 AnHIFBr 1.67f

lP 89.53ff lP 86.289 n.8 MR~.284

o-no

o-du-ru-we PI 51.167, liD FVa!J02.64

DMz/MSi.l76 n.13, 177 n.l3 StH 21.189 1Ki28.1/D

lP89.54f LoG/JKi/JO 2.454f

PvS 1.3 o-ka-I"a:J

PI 51.168 ]o-nu[

o-du-ru-wi-ja JKi 28.152, 158

PvS 1.38 o-ke-u

AM13.48 o-nu[

o-du-ru-wi-jo JKi 28.158, 164, 179

AH 133.27 o-ku-na-wo

lP89 FGs 9.119 ]o-nu[ ]

PvS 1.38f 1Ki28.lffl o-mi-ri-jo-i

o-du-ru-wo AM35.94 o-nu

DMz/MSi.179 n.21 1Ki28

lP89.54 o-mu-ka-ra

FV a!JO 2.2lU o-nu-ka

o-du-we 1Ki28.174 1Ki28

JK.i28.162 JIM41 o-na-ta

o-e-ko-so-si AF4.16 ]o-nu[-ka

EA 1.268 AM13 JKi 28.lffl n.l8 lP86.289

-o-i ]o-nu-ka

PaW 17.36 o-na-te-re 1Ki28.162

AF4.16 * -oihi/ -ois AH 134.237 o-nu-ke

JC 115.211 AM35.95,97 1Ki28 AM13 JIM41 EA 1.268 lP86.289

88

o-nu-]ke o-pe-ro-sa o-pi-ka-pe-e-we

JKi28.174 AM13.14 AH 133.53 EF11.267 n.9 AIL 3.183

o-nu-ke-ja MDP42200 AM 35.93, 94 n.23

AM35.100 StH 21.189, 193 o-pe-ro-sa-de VI 6.49

o-o-pe-ro-si AM13.14

AH 135.242 VG54.342 o-pi-ke-ri-mi-ni-ja

EF11.264, 267 AnH/FBr 1.67

FB44.296 o-pe-ro-si

MDP 42.2ffi n.8 MDP42200 o-pi-ke-ri-mi-ni-ja-pi

VI6.50 AnHIFBr 1.67 o-pe-ro-te

o-pa ML 129.206f o-pi-ke-wi-ri-je-u

AH 133.49 AnHIFBr 1.72 FVa/JO 224, 58, 79 o-pe-te-re-u FVa/J02226 JKi28 AM13 SRS2.267 ER 49.98, 100, 111 o-pi-ko-ru-si-ja

LP87.596 AH 134.242 o-pa-wo-ne-ja FVa/J0222

ML 128.67 o-pi

CR84.81 o-pi-ko-wo o-pa-wo-ta FV a/JO 2.298 AM 35.93, 94 n.23

AH 134.242 JKi28 FVa/J02 o-pi-qi-na

JC 113.29 o-pi-~-ra JKi28 AF4.17

o-pe-qa VI 6.51 o-pi-su-ko

ER 51.281 AH 133.53 ML 128.66 o-pi-da-mi-jo AIL 3.183

AM13.18,43 AM 35.91, 93, 94 n.23 o-pe-ro

VI6.50 StH 21.193 AH 133.18 n.146 VI 6.49 AM13.13f, 17 o-pi-e-de-i

FB44.298 JvL6.118 o-pi-te-ke-e-u

FGs9.121 FB44.299 FVa/102.173 *o-pi-i-ja ML 128.64 AH 134.245

o-pi-te-u-ke-we StH 17.225 Pl50.162 VI6.50 o-pi-i-ja-pi YD40./D.3

CR85.216 o-po-qo

FVa/J02.79 AH 134.245 VG54.341f CR85.216

FVa/J02.79 VG54.341f

89

o-po-ro-me-no ]Q-t~-no o-u-ki-te-mi

FGs 9.118 AH 135.255 FGs9.122

o-qa-wo-ni o-ta-ki o-u-pa-ro-ke-ne-[to]

FGs9.ll::J Pl54.139 ER 49.103 n.32 ML 128.67 VI 6.53 PI 53 o-te

AH 135.242 *o-u-qa-ke-re-se

o-qe ER 49.96, 102, 111 EF11.264

AH 135.242 FB44.296f EF11.264 MRl::J.287 o-u-qe

AM13.17 o-qe-qa o-ti-na-wo EFl 1.263 n4, 264

ER51.281 AnB67.24 ML 128.66 ER49.99 o-u-qe-po[

1Ki28.153 o-qo-o o-ti-~(-o)

MRll284 MDP42.261 o-u-ru-to

o-qo-o-ki-te AF4.17

o-ti-ri-ja AH 135.242 MRll284 MDP42.261 VI 6.51

o-re-ne-ja o-to-wo-we-i o-u-wo-ze

JKi 28.169, 171 AM13.19 EFl 1.267 n.9

o( -re-ne-ja) o-tu o-wi-de

JKi28.171 PI49.150 AH 135.242 EF11.264, 270

o-re-ta o-tu-wo-we FB44.l::J1

CR84.73 PI49.150 1Ki28.178 ML 128.65

o-ri-ko o-two-we- MRl::J.287

MVC 1.208 n.21 PI49.150 VI 6.51

o-ro-jo o-u-di-do-si o-wi-de-ta-i

AM13.l::J EF11 OPa 14.316

EFl1.2'Xl, 273 ML 128.64 *-o-wo ML 129.205f

o-ro-me-no VI 6.49 MMe4.132

SRS2245n.9 o-wo-"We o-u-ka o-ro-ti-jo ML128.64 AnH/FBr 1.72

PvS 1.33 FVa!JO 2.226

90

o-wo-ze pa-i-to pa-ki-ja-na-de

VG54.342 DMz/MSi.179 n.21, liD n.24 YD43.383 FVa/J0279, 281

o-za-mi[ LP89 pa-ki-ja-ne

AH 135.242 StH 17.223 AM13

pa-ja-ro FGs 9.116, 125 n. 55

o-ze-to LP 86.288, 289 n.5

AH 135.242 StH 17.223 LyB 12.151, 158

VI 6.51 MDP42.261 pa-ja-wo StH 15.1003

pa-da-e-u LyB 12150

AM13.29 pa-ki-ja-ni-ja

pa-ja-wo-ne JC 113.27 pa-da-je-u CR83.123

AM 35.94, 94 n.23 JvL6.115 pa-ki-ja-ni[ -ja

AM13.29,50 LP88.1339 JC 116.97, 100

ER 49.100 n.28, 111 pa-ka-na pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-i

JC 113.25 AH 133.42 n.262 JvL6.126

pa-da-we-u AH 134.242 YD43.383

AM 35.94, 94 n.23 AM 35.101 n.56 FGs 9.117 pa-ki-ja-ni-jo-jo

pa-de FV a/JO 2.49f, 55 FGs 9.116

FVa/J02.265 pa-ke-ta JvL6.125

JvL6.113f YD43.383

LyB 11.200 JK.i28.177

StH 15.1007 pa-ki-ja-pi

pa-ke-te-ja CR 84.ID, ID n.33 pa-de-i JK.i28.177 JC 116.100

LyB 11.200 pa-ke-te-ja-<> pa-ki-ja-si

pa-de-we-u JK.i28.177 CR84.ID

ER 49.100 n.28, 111 EB67.234 pa-ki-ja- FB44.299

pa-i-ti-ja YD43.384 YD43.383

JK.i28.153 pa-ki-ja pa-ko

LP 89.47f, 50 MDP422W BSe4.61 YD43.383

pa-i-ti-jo pa-ki-ja-na pa-ko-to

MDP422W ITH32104 FV a/JO 2.241 JK.i28.174 MDP42.261

Pl51.170

91

Linear B Word Index

pa-ko-we pa-ra-ku-we pa-si

FGs 9.117 AnHJFBr 1.67, 70 AF4.16 LyB 11.202 VG54.342 AH 133.42 YD43.383 AnB67.24

pa-ra-lp,t-we-jo EA 1.266n.8 pa-ku-ro2

VG54.342 ER49.96

AH 135.246 ER5l.ZiD pa-ra-to MDP422ro

pa-Q~-ki PI 49.149f ML 128.63

pa-si-te-o-i PI54.139 pa-ra-wa-jo

FV a/10 2.200 pa-pa-ra-ko AH 134.242 1vL.113 FVa/10 222f, 40 LyB 11.197, 200f

PI 49.150, 153

pa-qo-si-jo pa-ra-[ ]-we-jo StH15.1007

PI 50.163 FV a/10 2.298 pa-ta-ja VG54.342

AH 133.49 FV a/10 2.58f

pa-qo-si-jo-jo pa-ra-we-wo

JKi28.179 PI50.163 EA 1.285

pa-ta-jo pa-ra-ja pa-ro

FGs9.117 FVa/102299 AM13 ML 128.63

pa-ta-jo-i ER 49.102, 103 n.32, 111 FV a/10 2.173

FGs9.117 pa-ra-jo

JKi28 FVa/10224 LP87.596 pa-te ML 128.63f MVC1.208

AH 133.43 OPa 14.317 LP 87.597 n.5

pa-r~-l}Q-te-e-u

AM35.101f pa-]ro pa-te-ko-to GPc 1.363

JKi28 pa-ra-ke-we MgL4.83

pa-sa pa-ti AH134.240

AH 135.240 pa-ra-ko MDP422ro PI 49.148, 150

AM13 pa-sa-ro pa-to

pa-ra-ku FV a/10 2.00 ML 128.65

LyB 12.156 pa-to-ro FVa/102162

VG54.343

pa-ra-ku-ja PI 49.148, 150

JKi 28.152 n.6 pa-to-wo-te

AM13.19

92

pa-we-a pe-ki-ti-r~ pe-pi-te-me-no-jo

AH 135.245 AM35.100 CRS:t.88 CRS:t.75 CR 81.74 n.13 FGs9.ll) FGs9.120 JKi 28.161 n.20 MMT 1.171 FVa/JO 2.2ID JK.i28 pe-ki-ti-raJri-ja pe-pu2-te-me-no

JK.i28.155 AM13.33 pa-we-~

CRS:t.75 pe-ki-ti[ -ri-ja pe-qa-to

JK.i28.154n10, 154n.ll, 171 AM 35.100 n.49 AH 134.245 FVa/J02.79

pa-we-pi pe-ko

CRS:t.75 EP20.76n.61 pe-qo-ta

JKi 28.154 n 10, 171 AM13.29,48 pe-ko-to

pa-we-si JK.i28

pe-r~

JK.i28.171 AH 135.248 pe-ma

pa-wo AH 133.42 n.262 pe-~-W[

JKi 28.175, 179f AnB67.25 AH 135.248 CRS:t.85

pe ER 49.98, 100, 111 pe-~-ko-ra-i-ja

JK.i28.152f FGs9.124 AF4.16 GPc 1.362

pe-de-we-sa MRl1283 pe-~-qo

AH 135.240 PCn3.188 ML 129.205 n.l

AnHIFBrl.72 ML 13).149 CRS:t.86 pe-mo

MDP422ro AF4.16 pe-ra-a-ko-ra-i-jo AM13.21

EA 1.285 pe..<fi-ro AnB67.25 FGs9.120 CRS:t.85 pe-re

EA1.ZD pe-i ER 49.98, 111 EB67.228f

PI51.167 MMe4.129 LyB 12.160

PCn3.188 StH15.1002

pe-ki-ta VG54.342 YD43.383f

AM13 pe-ne-we-ta pe-re-*82 JKi 28.160 n.l9 BSe 4.89 n.33 JK.i28

pe-ki-ti[ HM35.236 pe( -ne-we-ta) LyB 12158

JKi 28.155, 161 n.20 JK.i28.171 YD43.383

93

pe-r~-*82-jo pe-ri-qo-ta pi-*82

HM35.236 JK.i28.176 AM13.12 StH 15.1003 BSe4 YD43.383 pe-ri-qo-te-jo EA 1.285

JK.i28.176f JC 116.98 ~re-*82-ta l\1L 129.Xl

JK.i28.168 pe-ri-te-u

MR:D.284 pi-*82-de

pe-re-ke-u PI54.138 EA 1.285

JKi 28.167 n.30 PvS 1.33 JvL6.116

pi-az-ra

LP87.596 pe-ri-to AH 135.244 PI 54.138 ER 49.102 n.31

pe-re-ke-we FGs9.1Xl

JKi 28.167 n.30 pe-ri-to-wo fV a/JO 2.1S(), 222

MgL4.82 PI 54.138 pi-ja-ro

pe-re-po-re-na-qe ]-pe-rod Pl49.152

YD43.383f AH 135.246 CR83.123

pi-je-r~

pe-re-qo-no AH 135.244 AM13.32 pe-ru-si- ER 49.102 n.31

ER51.ZD FGs9.1Xl pe-re-qo-ta fV a/JO 2222, 240

AM 35.94 n.23 pe-ru-si-nu-wo

AM13 l\1L 128.64 pi-ke-re-u

ER51.281 OS35.212 AM13

pe-re-u-ro-na-de pe-ru-si-nwa pi-mo-no

EA 1.264n.5 AM13.13 JKi 28.175, 179f

l\1L 128.64 lpi-Tih[ pe-re-wo-te

CR 84.86 n.49 pe-ta-o-ni-jo AH 135.248 MMT 1.171

pe-ri-ke ]pi-raz-qw[

FGs9.1Xl pe-to-no AH 135.248 BSe4.61

pe-ri-me-de pi-ra-jo

PI49.147 -pe-za JK.i28.178 PI54.142 MMe3.84

pi-ra-lp~.-wo(-qe)

pe-ri-mo PI54.140

AM13.18 PI54.142

94

pi-ra-ki pi-ro-qa-wo po-ka-TQ[

PI 54.139 ML 128.67 VG 54.342 n.3 PI 53.286 n.l

[pi-ri-?Iie-ne po-ka-ta-ma

FV a/JO 2.279 pi-ro-ta-wo FVa/J02.195, ']J.J), 252

ML 129.207 n.7 AM13.34f po-ki-ro-nu-ka

pi-ri-e-te-si pi-ro-we-ko AH 135.255

CR84.84 AM13.13 JKi28 FGs 9.131

pi-ri-je po-Jki-ro-nu-ka

FVa/J02.245, Tl9 pi-sa-wa-ta JKi28

ML 129.207 n.6 PI50.162 po-ki-ro[-nu-ka

pi -ri -je-te pi-ta-ke-u JKi28.lff)

AM35.101 PvS 1.27f FV a/JO 2.49f po-ki-ro-qo

pi-ti-r~-we-sa AM13.26

pi -ri -je-te-re AH 135.246 JC 116.98f, 102

AH 134.239 AnHIFBr 1.69, 69 n.8 AM 35.101 n.56, 105 MDP422ro po-ki-te

1pi-ri-jo OS 36.323, 334 PI50.162

JKi28.178 pi-we-ri-di po-ku-ta

ER49.96 JKi 28.168 n.:ll pi-ri-ta PI 50.163

PI54.141 pi-we-ri-si

ER49.96 po-ma-ko pi-ri-ta-wo ER51.275f PI .50.166

AM13.19, 36, 45 po-de po-me

pi-ri-te AnHIFBrl.72 AH 133.42 FVa/J02.50 FVa/JO 2.226 AM35.102

-po-de FGs 9.123, 133

pi-ro-ne-ta MgL4.81ff

BSe4.79 MMe3.86 PI 50.162 n.4 VG54.342

pi-ro-pa-ta-ra po-ka~[

AF4.16 VG54.342n3 po-ni-ke

FGs9.131 FVa/J02.163 PI 49.147 po-ka-pi[

po-ni-ke-ja VG 54.342 n.3

JKi28.162

95

po-ni-ki-ja po-qe-wi-ja po-ro-ko-re-te

FVa/10279, 105 EP20.66 AF4.16 VG 54.342, 345 FGs 9.118, 123 AlL3.185

AM35 po-ni-ki-jo *po-re 1C 116

FGs 9.117 JLP:D.332 LP87.597 MgL4.84

po-ni-~i[-jo po-re-na-qe V16.49

VG54.342 EB 67.227, 229, 234 JLP:D.332

po-ro-ko-re[ -te

po-ni-ki-pi LyB 12.lffl 1C 116.97, 103

AnHIFBr 1.66 n.3, 68 PF27.244

StH 18.192 StH 15.1002 po-ro-ko-re-te-re

YD43.383 AH 134.235, 235 n24 po-po AlL 3.183

JKi28.169 po-re-no AM 35.94 n.23

JLP:D.332 1C 116.99f, 102 po-po-i SE11.22

ER49.101 po-re-si StH 21.193

1vL6.117 JLP:D.332 V16.49

PF27.244 po-pu-re-ja

po-ro-ko-wo

AH 135.246 po-ri-wa FGs9.120

ER51.275 AH 135.255 FVa/102.215

MDP42261 JKi28.152, 152n.6 po-ro-po-i

po-pu-re-Jo po-ro AM35.91

ER51.268 CR84./U ER49.101 1vL6.118

MDP42.261 MMe3.84

po-ro-du-ma

AM13.25f po-ro-qa-ta-jo

po-pu-r~ Pl.SO.l62 n.4

AH 135.246 po-ro-du-ma-te

ER 51.267, 275 AM13.25,27 po-ro-te-ke

MDP42.261 ER 49.100 n.28 AH 133.69

MMe 3.84, 85 n.15 1C 116.100 po-ro-u-te-u

po-qa po-ro-e-ke Pl49.153

FGs9.123 AnHIFBr 1.69, 69 n.8 po-ro-wi-to JKi28.1/U MMT 1.171

po-ro-e-ke-te-ri-ja 1vL6.121, 125

AnHIFBr 1.71 YD43.384

FVa/102187, 241

96

po-ro-wi-to-jo po-si po-te-u

EB 67.23Jf, 233 EP 20.17 n.17 AMI3.36,45 JvL6.126 ER 49.96, 104 n.38

po-ti]-a-ke-lli LyB 12.159 RiJ228 YD43.384 JvL6.118

po-lJi[ po-ru-da-ma-te

LP89.50n.4 po-ti-ja-ke-e

AMI3.25 AH 135.256 ER 49.100 n.28 po-si-da-

JC 116.100 YD43.385 po-ti-jo

po-ru-po-de PI 50.162 n.3 po-si-da-e-ja

AH134.241 EB67.231 po-ti-na-ja-we-jo AnHIFBr 1.68 StH 15.1003 BSe4.63 FVa/J02.163 YD43.384f StH 21.190

po-ru-qo-ta po-si-da-i-j- po-ti-ni-ja BSe 4.99 n.223 StH 15.1005 AF4.16

po-se-da-o AIL3.185 po-si-da-i-je-u-si AIL4

ER49.96 AM35.94 AMI3 LyB 12.149 StH 15.1005 CR83.123

EB67.234 po-se-da-o-ne po-si-da-i-jo EP20.47

AMI3.1lf, 21 EB67.234 FGs9.1~

AnB67.25 LyB 12.149 FVa/J02.200 CR83.123 StH 15.1003, 1005 GC 37.139 CR84.78 YD43.384f GPc 1.349 n.27 ER 49.98, 111 JK.i 28.1';U, 177, 179 LP88.1339 po-si-da-o-ne JIH 32.103, 100, 111 LyB 12.149 n.33 AMI3 JvL6 PaW 17.26n.11 LP87.598 YD43.384 po-si-ke-te-re LyB 11.199 n13

ER 49.104 n.38 LyB 12.151f, 153 n.57

po-se-da-o-ni PF27.244 AnB67.25 po-so-re-ja StH 15.1003f

CR84.78 ER 49.98, 102, 111 AMI3 po-ti-ni-ja-we-i-jo

LyB 12.149 n.33 po-so-ri-jo LyB 12.153 AMI3.51

po-se-da-o-no JC 116.98 BSe 5.1182 n.7 LyB 12.149 n.33 po-te-re-we JIH32.103

po-se-re-ja EP20.157

AMI3.44

97

po-ti-ni-ja-we-ja po-to-ro-wa-pi pu-ko-so

LP89.50,62 BSe4.T7 AnHIFBr 1 LyB 12.153 CR 84.!U n.33 GPc 1.362

VG54.342 po-ti[ -ni-ja-we-ja po-wi-te-ja

LP89.50n.4 AM 35.98 n.40 pu-na-si-jo

LP89.48,52 po-ti-ni-ja-we-jo pte-no PI50.162

AMl3.22 AH 134.245 JKi28.1T7 FVa/J02.79 pu-na-so

JTII32.103 OS 36.323, 328 DMz/MSi.179 n.21, l!U n.24 JvL6.121, 123 LP89.49, 51 LP 'if7.597 pte-re-wa

LP89.51 FVa/J02.141 pu-ra-u-to-ro

LyB 12.153 OS 36.323, 332 AnHIFBr 1.71 FGs9.120

po-ti-pi(-qe) p~-ke-qi-ri

AH 134.241 AH 133.53 pu-ro

AnHIFBr 1.67f AH 134.232 n.9, 256 pu2-ke-qi-ri-ne-ja BSe 4.76f, 89 n.33

po-ti-ro AH 133.53 n.312 CR 84.!U n.33

JC 113.26 EB67 LP89.54f pu2-r~-a-ke-re-u JKi 28.1/D

po-ti-[ . ]-we AH 135.248 pu-si-jo

FVa!J02205 p~-~-a-ki-ri-jo LP89.44

po-to AH 135.248 pu-so

AMl3.23 *p~-r~-a-ko-ro DMz/MSi.179 n.21, l!U n.24 LP89

po-to-re-ma-ta AH 135.249

BSe4.81 ~-si-ja-ko pu-ta

OS 36.323, 3JJ AM13.33 PI 50.166

po-to-ri- pu-ta-ri-ja

OS 36.329 pu2-te-re

AMl3.33 AM 35.103, 103 n.62 FGs9.124

po-to-ri-jo MgL4.81

OS36.323 pu-te

pu-ka-ta-ri-ja AM 35.103, 103 n.62

po-to-ri-ka-ta LP88.1338 AMl3.33

OS36.323 pu-te-me-no

AM13.33

98

pu-te-re qa-~-ro qa-si-re-u

AM13.33 AH 135.249 AF4.17 AH 133.69

pu-te-ri-ja qa-r~-te AH 134.236 n.28, 238

AM13.33 AH 135.249 AM35 FGs 9.128, 133

pu-to-ro qa-r~-ti-jo FVaiJ02.235

PI 49.149 JLP]).332 AH 135.249 JC 116.98, 103

pu-wo qa-r~-to-de ML 129.207 n.3

OPe 1.363 MMT 1.172

AH 135.249 PaW 17.26f, 27 n.l3

pu-za-ko JvL6.115 qa-si-re-we

PI49.149 qa-~-wo AH 134.235

pu-zo AH 135.249 AM 35.98 n.40 StH 17.223,229 AM13.19

PI49.149 BSe5.1156 PvS 1.]) qa-ra-jo l.P87.597

-qa-~ l.P 89.44, 52 MgL4.84

EF11.285ff qa-]ra-jo qa-si-re-wi-ja

qa-mi-ja LP89.61 AM35.95 FVaiJO 2173, 235

JKi28.153 qa-ra-su-ti-jo JKi28.179 l.P89.47 MDP422(() JvL6.114

l.P86.290 qa-mo qa-ra-to-ro l.P87.597

DMz/MSi.179n.21, 100n.24 AnHIFBrl.71 PaW 17.27 FV a!JO 2.200, 282 FGs9.120 LP89 -qe

qa-ru-su-ti-jo EA 1.284 n.32, 285 qa-qa-ro

MDP 42.2(() n.10 FB44.])2f PI49.152 YD40.im StH 17.223 qa-sa YD43.384

qa-ra EA 1.287 qe-ja-me-no

DMz/MSi.179 n.21, 100 n.24 qa]-si-re-u AM13.29 FV a!JO 2.281f

l.P87.597 FGs9.121

l.P89 l.P 87.596 PI 51.170 VI6.54 qe-qi-no-me-na

AH134 qa-r~ AnHIFBr 1.67, 70

AH 135.249

99

qe-qi-no-me-no qe-te-~ qi-nwa-so

AH 134.240 AH 135.243 ML128.67

qe-qi-no-to JKi 28.1 /D, 1!{)

qi-ri-ja-to

AnHIFBr 1.70 qe-te-jo FGs9.121 AH 135.243 ML 128.68

qe-ra-na ER51.272 PI 50.163f AnHIFBr 1.72f FGs 9.121 FVa/J02.247f, 251 JK.i28.169f qi-ri-ta-ko

LyB 12.155 GJP 1.167 qe-te-o

qe-ra-si-ja AH 135.243 *qi-ri-ta-ro

JvL 113, 119 FGs9.121 GJP 1.170 n.19 LyB 11.197, 200f JKi 28.169f, 173 StH 15.1006f qi-si-ja-ko

qe-]te-o PI 50.166

qe-ra-si-jo JKi28.173 LyB 11.201 qi-si-pe-e

qe-ti-ja AH 134.242

qe-re-me-ne-u FV a/JO 2.239f FGs 9.117 FGs9.117 FVa/J02.47f, 00

qe-to OPe 1.362 qe-re-qo-ta AnHIFBr1.71 VG54.343

AM13 FGs9.120 ER51.281 FVa/J02 qi-wi-je-u

ML 128.66 JKi28.178 qe-to-ro-po-

qe-re-qo-ta-o ER49.96, 98 qo-

BSe 4.99 n.223 YD43.384 qe-to-ro-po-pi

qe-r~ CR84.81 qo-ja-si

AH 134.242 ER49.98, 102, 111 PI50.162 AH 135.247 FVa/J02 qe-to-ro-we qo-ja-te

CR85.215 JKi28.174 qe-ro-a-ta-qe FV a/JO 2.236

JK.i28.168 qo-ja-~

qi-Qv.wa-o JKi28.174

qe-te-a MMT 1.172 AH 135.243 qo-o

JKi 28.1/D qi-no-MR~.284

AH 134.240f V16.50

100

qo-qo-ta qo-wa-ke-se-u[-qe ra-pi-ti-ra:z

AM13.41,46 JKi28.168 AM35.101 FGs9.123 ML 128.67

qo-wi-ja PI 50.162 n.6 qo-qo-ta-o EB67.227

AM35.102 StH 15.1003 ra-pte

YD43.384 AH 133.53 (-)qo-ta AM35.101

PI 52~ qo-wo[ AM13.51 JC 116.98 JC 111.13

qo-ta(-qe)

PI 52~ -ra-a-pi ra-pte-re

AH 134.241 AH 133.53 qo-te-ro AH 135.256

AM13.19 ra-e-ja

AnHIFBr 1.69 ra -qi -ti -ra:z

qo-te-u ML 128.67

PI 52~ ra-ja

DMz/MSi.179n.21, 18Jn.24 ra-su-ro

qo-te-wo LP89 AM13.40

PIS~ ]ra-jo ra-su-ti-jo

qo-u-ka-ra LP 89.61 JKi 28.167 n.?D

AnHIFBr 1.72 VG54.341 MDP422ro

FVa'J02.247f, 251 ]-ra-ke ra-su-to

qo ]-u-ko-ro FVa'J02.24 DMz/MSi.179 n.21, 181 n.24

AH 135.257 LP89 ra-k.u-ro

qo-u-ko-ro AM13.19 ra-to

AH 134.237 DMz/MSi.l79 n.21

AM35.102 ra-mi-ni-ja LP89

AM13 PI 50.162 n.6 ra-u-ra-ti-ja EP 20.31 n.43 StH 18.195 n.35

FGs9.123 AH 135.256 ML 128.55 ra-m<Hie

MMT 1.172 ra-u-ra-ti-jo qo-u-qo-ro AH 135.256

AM13.32 ra-pa-to BSe4.76

FGs 9.116 ER49.102 qo-u-qo-ta LyB 11.198, 203 MDP422ro

AM35.102 CR84.75 ra-u-ta

EP 20.31 n.43 AM13.19,51

101

ra-wa-ke-ja ra-wa-ra-ti-ja re-ri-jo

AM 35.95, 98 n.40 AH 135.2'57 LP89.54f LP87.597 AM13.43

BSe4.61 re-Q[ ra-wa-ke-si-ja

MMT 1.172 J1H 32102, 104 ra-wa-ra-ti-jo

AH 135.2'56f re-u-ka ra-wa-ke-<si>-ja ER49.102 OPa 14.318

LP86.290 MDP42200 LP87.597 re-u-ko

ra-wo JKi 28.159 n.17, 162, 174

ra-wa-ke-si-jo AF4.16f AM13 AH 134.236 n.28 re-u-ko-jo

ER 49.102, lll ra-wo-do-ko AH 133.26

J1H 32.102, 104 LP86.290 FGs 9.127, 131 re-u-]ko-nu-ka MDP42200 JKi 28.152, 1ro, 1ro n.l8 ra-wo-qo-no

ra-wa-ke-ta PI 50.162 n.3 re-u-ko-nu-ka AF4.16f AH 135.2'55 AH 134.235 re-\1.

JKi28 AH 135.250 FV a/JO 2.56f AM35 Jr~-u-ko-nu-ka AM13 re-ke-e-to-ro-te-ri-jo

JKi28.174 BSe5.1156 FGs9.120 EF11.265 JvL6.12'5 re-u-ko-to-ro FA37.472 YD43.385 BSe4.76 FGs 9.127, I:Il JC 116.103 re-ke-to-ro-te-ri-jo ML1:l:l.l48 JSk3.45

FGs9.120 re-wa-jo J1H32102 JvL6.12'5 LP86.290 JKi28.162 StH 18.195 LP87.597

MgL4.85 re-me-to ]-re-wi-jo-te

SEI 1.23 AM13.18 FV a/JO 2.281 ER51.272

ra-wa-ra-ta ML 129.206f re-po-so AH 135.2'56

JKi 28.159 n 17, 175 re-wo-pi ra]-wa-ra-~

]re-po-so AH 134.241 AnH/FBr 1.68 AH 135.2'56

JKi28.175 FVa/JO 2.163 ra-wa-ra-~

re-po-to re-wo-te-jo AH 135.2'56f

JKi28.173 FVa/102.163 MDP42200

102

re-wo-te-re-jo ri-ta ru-ki-ti-jo

FGs9.120 JKi 28.154 n.10 LP89 FVa/J02.178 MDP422(f)

ri-u-no re-wo-to-ro-ko-wo LP89.47 ru-ki-to

FGs9.120 DMziMSi.177, 179 n.21, 1!Un.24 -ro-mo- LP89

ri-*65-no CR85.215 LP89.47 ru-ko-

ro-u-ko EP20.31 n.43 ri-*82-ta-o :ML 129.207 n.4

AH 133.26 PI 51.168 ru-ko-ro

AM13 ri-jo ro-u-si-jo

BSe4.61 JvL6.126 ru-ro

JC 111.13 JC 116.97, 99, 102 :ML 130.149 ro-u-so

AM13 ru-si-qe * .. -n-.JO BSe4 JK.i28.169

YD43.385 FGs 9.125 n.55 JC 116.100 ru-t~

ri-jo-no JKi 28.166, 167 n.29 AH 135.255 DMziMSi.179 n.21, 1!U n.24 JvL6.120

LP89 :ML 129.205 ru-t~-no

ri-me-ne ro-]Q-so AH135.255

AH 135.245 JC 116.97 sa-jo

* . . . -n-IDl-.JO [ro]-u-so EP20.55

YD43.385 JC 116.99f sa-ke-re-u

ri-ne-ja fQ-\J-SO AM13 BSe4.63

AM 35.100, 100 n50 JC 116.100 ~-ki

ri-ni-jo ru-ke-wo-wo-wi-ja JK.i27.133

JvL 6.114 BSe4.62 sa-ma-ra

ri-no ru-ki-jo BSe4.61

FGs 9.119 PI 49.153 FVa/J02.19 sa-ma-ri-jo JK.i28.173 ru-ki-ti-ja

StH 17.223 VI6.50 MDP422(f)

sa-ma-ti-ja

StH 17.223

103

sa-me-ti-jo se-ri-no si-ra-ri-ja

StH 17.223 ER51.W LP89.54 FGs9.117

sa-pa si-ra-Jri-jo

JKi28.173 se-to-i-ja LP89.56

AM 35.98 n.40 sa-qa-re-jo DMzJMSi.l79 n.21, 100 n.24 si-ra-ro

LP89.50f FVa/J02.79 DMz/MSi.l79 n.21 JKi 28.153 n.8 LP89.54

sa-ra-pe-da LP 89.47, 49, 52

AM13 si-tv.-so

BSe 4.89 n.27 se-we-ri-ko-jo

LP89.48 MgL 4.85 n.14 PI49.152

si-to-po-ti-ni-ja sa-ra-pe-do[ se-w-ri-wo-wa-zo

JvL 6.116 AM13. 11, 35, 57 n.l PI49.152 LyB 12153 n.57 MgL 4.85 n.14

-si si-to-wo-ko sa-ri-nu-wo-te JC 115.211 AM35.103

AH 135.248 si-~-ro wri[

sa-sa-jo J1H28.28 MMT 1.172 PI 49.148, 151 VI6.50

so-u-ro sa-sa-ma ]~i-ja

AM13 FGs9.117 LP89.47 StH 18.195 so-we-ne-ja

]si-ja AnHIFBrl.72 sa-sa-wo

JKi28.169 AM13.21 so-we-no

si-ja-du-we AH134.241 se-no

LP89 AnH/FBr 1.68 AM13.12, 34f

si-ja-]du-we FVa/J02.163

se-re-mo-ka-ra-a-pi LP 89.61 su-ki-ri-ta

AnHIFBr 1.67ff LP89 si-ja]-du-wi-ja PF28.132

se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-i LP 89.50, 50 n. 4 StH 17.223

LyB 12.156 si-ja-ro su-ko

se-re-mo-ka-ra-o-re AH 133.44 fig. 17 AM13

AH 134.241 AnHIFBr 1.67f, 69 n.6 si-mi-te-u su-me-ra-we-jQ

AH 133.42 n.262 MMT 1.172f

104

w-me-ra-we-Q~ ta-qa-ra ta-ta-ke-u

MMT 1.172 JKi28.175 AH 135.249

su-qo-ta ta-qa-ra-te[ ta-ta-ro

AH 134.237 JKi 28.169, 175 AM13 AM35.102 AM13.41, 46, 48 ta-qa-ra-ti ta-ti-qo-we-u

BSe 4.99 n.223 JKi28.175 AnB67.24 FGs9.123 ER49.99

]ta-r~ ER51.271 su-qo-to

AH 135.249 JC 116.102 AM13.46

ta-r~-to ta-to-mo su-ri-mi-jo

AH 135.249 AH 133.42 n.262 lP89.52 FGs9.123

ta-ra-ma-ta su-ri-mo ta-to-qe

AM13 DMz!MSi.l79 n.21, 1!ll n.24 JKi28.168 FVa/J02.281f ta-ra-nu lP89 w-·~~[

AH 134.240 AnH/FBr 1 FVa/J02.2!ll

su-za FGs9.120

*te-a ER 51.267, 279 FVa/J02 FGs9.117 ER 49.96 n.l5 MDP42.263 ta-ra-nu-we StH 17.234 FVa/J02.162f *te-~

]-~-ni-·~~ ER 49.96 n.l5 ta-ra-si-ja

AH 135.255 AM13.13, 38 te-i-ja

]~-no[ FGs9.132 EP 20.45 n. 75 JKi28.167 LyB 12.152

AH 135.255 PaW 17.26f StH 17.225 te-ja-w

ta-*22-de-so ta-ra-to

StH 17.223 AH 133.37

AH 135.249 te-ke ta-de-so AM13 EA 1.265

AH 133.37 ER 49.96 n.l5 ta-ra-za-po-ro

J1H32.106 ]-ta-ma-[ AH 135.240

JKi28.162 OS 35.213 n.24 w-~91:

]ta-na ta-si-[ JC 116.103

JvL 6.115 n.9 FVa/J02281

105

te-ko-to te-o te-qi-ri-jo-ne

FGs 9.131 AMI3.24 Pl49.152 JC 116.103 FGs9.115 MgL4.83 JKi28.162 te-r~[

YD40.'lli AH 135.249 te-ko-to-ne

AH 134.237 te-o-do-ra te-ra-~

AM35.102 EP:XH) MMT 1.171, 173 JC 116.103 StH 21.189 n.4 te-o-i te-ra-pi-ke

CR83.123 AMI3.17f, 22 te-me-no StH 15.1006 AH 134.235, 236 n.28 te-ra-po-si-jo AMI3 te-o-jo

FGs9.128 FGs9.122 AH 135.249 lP 86.289 n.5 AM 35.93 n.20, 94 n.23 te-ra-po-ti

AMI3.40,49 FGs9.128 te-mi-de-we-te JvL6.121 PI 53

CR8S.211 MDP42.261 StH15.1002 te-re-[

te-mi-dwe

AH 133.44 fig. 17 te-o-po-ri-ja MMT 1.171

CR 8S.Xl7, 211f JKi28.162 te-re-ja MMe3Jfl ML 128.67 YD42158 AMI3.17,20

te-pa-i te-re-ja~ te-mi-dwe-ta ML 128.67

AH 134.245 AMI3

CR 84.78 n.27, 8S n.43 te-pe-ja ML 128.62

CR8S.212 AM 35.91, 100 te-re-no FV a/JO 2.147 n. 1 JKi 28.153, 176

JKi 28.1/U te-mi-ti-ja te-po-se-u JvL6.113

ER 49.98, 100f BSe 4.101 n.240 te-re-ta JC 116

te-mi-ti-jo AF4.16 te-qa-de AH 134.237 ER49.100f

AM 35.93, 96, 98 ML 128.67 AMI3 te-mi-we-ta

BSe5.1156 CR 85.213 n25 te-qa-ja

JIB32.104 ML 128.67 JvL6.127 [te ]-mi-we-te

lP 86.288f, 289 n.5 CR8S.211 te-qi-jo-ne

ML 128.62 AH 135.250 SEI 1.22

106

te-re-ta-o ]ti-mu-nu-we ti-ri-da-ro

AM13.35f JKi 28.165 n23 AM13.40

te-se-u ti-no -ti-ri-ja

BSe4.63 AM13 AH135 MMe 3.84, 85 n.15

te-te-re-u ti-nwa-si-ja

AM13.19, 51 AnB67.2A ti-ri-jo-we

ER 49.99ff FV a/10 2.236 te-tu-ko-wo-a 1C 116.100

JKi 28.162, 164 ti-ri-o-we-e

SRS 2.2A6 n.l6 ti-nwa-si-jo CR84.76 1C 116.98ff VG 54.343, 345

te-tu-ko-wo-a:z MDP422ro

CR84.88 ML 128.67 ti-ri-po

JKi 28.162, 164 n.22 ti-nwa-ti[

FGs9.l:ll FVa/102225

te-u-ta-ra-ko-ro ER49.111

AM13.19, 51 MDP422ro ti -ri -po-de

ti-nwa-ti-ja AH 133.114n.625

te-u-to VG 54.341,343,345

PI 49.148, 151 ER49 ML 128.67 ti-ri-se-ro-e

te-u-to-ri-*65 [ AMQ10

PI 49.151 ti-nwa-ti-ja-o BSe4.62

AnB67.24 EB67.233 ti-mi-t- 1C 116.100 LyB 11.:ll2

ER49.111 MDP422ro StH 15.1003

ti-mi-ti-ja ti-nwa-to ti-ri-$j

ER49.98 1C 116.100f CR84.82

FGs9.126 ER51.275 ti-qa-jo

1C 116.98, 100 AM13 ti-ri-ti-ja

ti-mi-to- VG54.342 LP 89.49

ER49.100 ti-ra ti-ri-ti-jo

ti-mi-to-a-ke-e JKi28.174 LP89.52

BSe4.61 1C 116.100

-ti-ra:z ti-ri-to

AH135 DMzJMSi.179 n.21, 100 n.2A ti-mu-nu-we MMe 3.84, 85 n.15 FVa/102281

JKi 28.162, 165 n.23 LP89

107

to-e to-ni to-qi-de

AM13.17 LP89.54 AH 134.240 ER 49.98, 100, 111 AnHIFBr 1.68

to-no fVa/102.163, 172 to-jo AH 134.240 ML 128.65

MR30.292 AnH/FBr 1.66ff EP 20.17, 17 n.17 to-qi-de-ja

to-jo-~ ER 49.98, 111 CR84.75

MMe4.129, 132 FGs9.120 fVa/102222

MR30.283 fVa/102.161f ML 128.65

VG54.342 to-no-e-ke-te-ri-jo to-qi-de-jo

to-jo-q~ StH 18.194 AnHIFBr 1.70

MMe 4.129, 129 n.4, 132 n.4 CR84.75

MR30.283 to-o ML 128.65

MR 30.283, 292 VG54.342f to-ko-do-mo

AH 134.239 to-pe-si to-qi-de-we-sa

AM35.102 PI50.162 fVa/102.247f, 251

CR84.84 MDP42.2ro

LoG/JKi/10 2.454 n.8 to-pe-za ML 128.65

MgL4.81 AH134.240 to-ra-ka StH 21.189 n.4 AH 135.240, 246

CR84.71, 8J AH 134.242 n.50 to-ko-so- ER 49.96, 98, 111

AH134 ER 51.267, 28J to-ra-ke

FGs9.120 AH 134.242 to-ko-so-ta MDP42.261 fV a/10 220, 24

FGs9.117 VG54.342 JK.i28.179 ML 129.207 n.6

to-ko-so-wo-ko to-pe-zo

AH 134.239 CR84.71, 74 to-ro

AM35.102 MDP42.261 MR30.284

AM13.13 VG54.342f

FGs 9.117 to-ro-no

to-qa EP 20.17, 17 n.l7 to-me ML 128.67 ER49.98

AM13.17 ER 49.98, 100

-to-qe to-ro-no-wo-ko

YD43.384 AH 134.239 to-mi-ka AM35.102

JKi 28.167 n.30 JK.i28.179 LP87.597

108

to-ro-o to-so-jo tu-ra-te-we

MR:rl.284 FB44.2% PI.S0.163 MR:rl.283

to-ro-qe-jo-me-no VI 6.53n.59 tu-ri-si.-jo

AH 135.244 l.P89.44 EFll.ZiU, 273 to-so-o

ER49 MR :rl.283f, 292 tu-ri-so

ML128.65 DMz!MSi.179 n.21, 100 n.24 VI 6.51 to-te-ja l.P89

to-ro-qo AM35.100, 100n51

tu-r~

ML 128.65 to-to AH 135.247

ML 129.205f, 208 CR. 84.74n.13 to-sa VI6.54 ER51.267

JKi28 to-u-ka tu-ru-pe-te[

to-sa-ka-pa-ra JKi28 l..oG/JKi/JO 2.454 AH 135.248

]to-u-ka tu-ru-pte-ri-ja to-so JKi28.172 FGs9.119

AF4.16 LoG/JKi/JO 2 AH 133.18 lt9-wa-{)[

AH 135.240 MMT 1.172 tu-ru-pte-ri-jl1o[

AnB67.29 l..oG/JKi/JO 2451, 454 ER49.96 tu-*56-da-ro ER 51.271, 275f AH 133.38 tu-ru-we-u FV a/JO 2.200

AM13.19 JC 115.210 tu-ka-w-~i BSe 4.79, 97 n.169 JKi28 lP 87.597 n.5 ER 49.97, 101, 104

tu-si-je-u LyB 11.202 tu-ma-da-ro ER 49.99f, 111 MDP4226J MMe3.84 AH 133.38

tu-ti-je-u OPa 14.316 StH 17.225 tu-na-no ER 49.99f, 111

JKi28.153 to-so-de PI49.152 tu-we

AM13.21 VI 6.49

EF11.2/U tu-ni-ja

FB44.2% DMz/MSi.179n.21, 100n.24 tu-we-a

MMe4.129 JKi28.153 l.P88.1338 OPa 14.316 l.P89 VI 6.49 PaW 17.26 PvS 1.38f VG54.342 VI 6.53n.59

109

tu-we-ta u-po-ra-ki-ri-ja wa-na-ka

JKi28.178 ER49.111 AF4.16 VI 6.49 AH134

u-r~ AM 35.93, 95f tu-wi-no

AH 135.247 AM13

LP88.1338 BSe4.76 u-ru-pi-ja-jo JKi28.158

tu-wi-no-no PI 51.168 JSk3.45

LP88.1338 JIH29

u-su JIH32 -u JvL6

JKi28.175 LP86.290 YD43.376

u-ta-jo LyB 12.153

u-do MgL4.84f LP89 OS 35.215ff

FV a/JO 2.n PaW17 u-ta-ni-jo

PF27.244 u-do-no-o-i PI50.162 PI 51.168, liD

AM35.94 SEI 1.22f CR84.84 u-ta-no

DMz/MSi.l77, 179 n.21, 100 n.24 wa-na-ka-te u-do-]T9

FVa/JO 2200, 282 FB44.299 FVa/J02.184, 190 LP89 OS35.215

u-wa-mi-ja PaW 17.26, 26 n.11

u-do-ro

AH 133.44 fig. 17 AM13.50 wa-na-ka-te-ra

EP 20.43 n.68 FGs9.122 JKi 28.153 n.8 FVa/J02.189, 194,222 LyB 12.153

u-wo-qe-ne u-du-ru-wo AM35.94 wa-na-ka-te-ro

LP89.54f AM13.12,43 u-wo-qe-we JC 116.103

-u-ja AM 35.94, 94 n.23 JKi 28.lill

AH 135.241 JIH32 wa JvL6.121

u-pa-ra-ki-ri-J~ JKi 28.153 n.8 LP89.56

AH 135.256 LyB 12.153

ER 49.100, 111 ]wa-je PaW 17.26, 38

JKi28.174 wa-na-ka[-te-ro u-pa-ta-ro

HD2.68n.75 wa-je LP89.56

JKi28.174 ]wa-na-ka-to u-po-jo

JvL 6.121, 125 PaW 17.26n.5

StH 15.1004

110

wa-na-ke-te wa-o we-da-ne-u

ITH32.108 FV a/JO 2.48, 8J AM13.12 JC 1121:Il

wa-na-se-wi-ja ]wa-o JKi28.178 AnHIFBr1.72 MMT 1.171 JvL6.118 FVa/JO 2.247 PI 51.168 :MDP42.263 ]wa-o [

we-da-ne-we OS35.215 MMT 1.171 PaW 17.26 n.11 BSe4.61 LyB12 wa-ra-ti

we-da-ne-wo wa-na-se-wi-jo PI 49.148, 151

AM13.34f PaW 17.26n.11 wa-to MgL4.85 LyB 12 AH 133.26f we-i-we-sa

wa-na-si-ja-~Q DMz/MSi.176 n.l3, 177 n.13, 179n.21 MDP4228J

MDP42.263 JC 111.13 we-ja-re-pe LP89

[wa-]na-so-i AH 135.244 PaW 17.26 wa-tu

EB 67.232, 234 we-u~-ke-a

wa-na-so-i FGs9.126 AH 133.48 ITH 32108f, 111 JvL 6.121, 126, 129 -we we-je-ke-~

LyB 12153, 155f YD43.384 AH 135.244 MDP42.263 OS 35.215 we-~-no we-je-ke-e PaW 17.26, 26 n.11 FGs9.120 AH 135.244

*wanassa we-~-no-i we-ka-ta OS 35.215 StH 15.1004 AM13.13

wa-na-ta-jo FGs9.123 we-~-re-jo FVa/J0224

AM13 AnHIFBr 1.67 VG54.342

wa-na-ta-jo-jo FGs 9.119 we-ka-ta-e

JC 113.25 EF11.268 VG 54.341f, 344

we-a-re-ja wa-no-jo

AnHIFBr 1.69 we-ke

BSe4.79 FGs 9.119 AM13.13f AnHIFBr1.72

wa-no-so-i we-a-re-pe FVa/102.226, 231 LyB 12.155 AH 135.244 PaW 17.26 n.11

111

]we-ke-~ we-we-si-jo wi-na-to

JKi28.159n17, 175 AM 35.100 n52 LP89 JKi28.176f

we-pe-za LP89.53, 63 wi-pi-no-o

MDP42.261 we-]we-si-P,jo

CR84.81 HM35.235

we-ra-jo JKi28.156 MR:D.284

AM13.22,37 wi-da-ma-~ wi-pi-o

we-ra-te-ja AH 135.255 HM35.235

AM 35.100, 100 n52 -wi-de wi-ri-ja-no

]we-ra-ti-ja FB44.298 AM13.48

AM35.100 VI 6.51 wi-ri-ke-ja

~ri-P,jo wi-do-wo-i-jo PI54.142

JKi 28.162, 172 AM13.19 FGs9.121 wi-ri-ki-no

-we-sa PI54.142

JC 115.210 wi-du-wo-i-jo

FGs9.121 wi-ri-ne-jo

we-te-i-we-te-i ER 49.99 n.23

ER 49.98 n.22 wi-dwo-i-jo FVa/J02.28J

ML 129.20 AM13.19 VG54.342 CR84.88

we-te-re-u MR30.286 wi-ri-ne-o

AM13 CR8S.216

EFI1.271 1\Vi-ja ER 49.99 n.23

LP86.289 FV a/JO 2.196 wi-ri-ne-we

we-to wi-ja-we-~ AM35.101

ML 129.205f, 208 AH 135.249 wi-ri-ni-jo

VI6.54 AM13.24 ER 49.99 n.23

we-we-e-a wi-jo-qo-ta VG54.341f

FGs 9.119 JKi28.155 wi-ri-no

we-we-si-je-ja wi-jo-qo-ta-o FGs 9.119

AM 35.100 n.52 JKi28 wi-ri-za JKi 28.176

wi-na-jo AH 135.240

AH 133.29 n.235 MDP42.261

112

wi-so-w-pa-(UJ. wo-no wo-ro-ti-ja

fVa/J02.24 AGT4.83 AM13.34f OS35.21lff EF11.285

FGs9.ll7 wo-si-jo-ne wi-ti-mi-jo PI.SO.l63

BSe 4.99 n.223 wo-no[

JC ll6.98 wo-ti-jo wo-de-wi-jo Pl54.142

LyB 11.198,201 *wo-no-qo

JC 116.101 wo-wi-ja wo-di-je-ja FGs9.124

AGT4.83 wo-no-qo-so

JC 113.26 JC 116.101 \"\Q-WO

wo-no-wa-ti-si BSe4.79

wo-do-we FGs9.l24 ER49.lll AM35.94 FGs 9.ll7 JvL6.120 -wo-wo

LyB 12.147 BSe 4.90 n.39 wo-i-ko

EP20.47 *wo-ra wo-ze

l.P88.1338 AH 135.246 AMI3 fV a/JO 2.298 ER 49.100, 111

wo-i-ko-de VG54.342 ER51.267 JK.i28.176 fVa/J02.24 Jl.P~.332

wo-ra-e

fVa/J02298 wo-ze-e wo-ka VG 54.342, 344 AMI3

AH 134.245 EF1 1.267 n.9 CR85.213 wo-ra-we-sa JC 113.25 ER49.97 fV a/JO 2.298 ML 128.62 FGs 9.118 MDP422ro fVa/J02.76 VG54.342 \"\Q-ZO

AH 135.240 wo-ke wo-ro-ka-ne AMI3.13f, 20

AM13.13f PI.SO.l63 fVa/J0224 fVa/J02.24 JKi 28.162, 174, 179 wo-ro-ki-jo-ne-jo wo-zo-e

wo-k o-de AMI3 AMI3.14,20 ER49.111 JC 113.25

AIL3.185 VG54.342 AIL4 wo-ro-ko-jo

JKi 28.177, 179 Pl54.142 wo-zo-me-na

Jl.P~.332 AMI3.13 OS35.221 fVa/J02.24 PF27.244 AM13.l3

113

wo-zo-me-no ze-ro zo-wo

AM13.13 PI 49.149 AH 135.240

wo-zo-te ze-so-me-no

AM13 AH 135.241 ER51.267

[za]-ku-si-jo MDP422ro

PvS 1.37 MR?fJ.2Z7

za-ku-si-jo ze-u-ke-

ER51.271 ER51.2ID

MDP422ffi ze-u-ke-si

za-ma-e-wi-ja AH 135.241

BSe4.61 ER51.267, 275 JC 115.210

*za-me-ro MDP422ro

ML 129.206 MR?fJ.2Z7

za-we-te ze-u-ke-u-si

AH 135.240 AM35.102f

ER49.96 MDP422ro

ER 51.267, 275 ML 128.66

ML128.64 ML 129.205f, 206 n.2

*zo-na

MDP422ro za-we-te-ra

ML 129.206 zo-W.[

JKi28.169 za-we-te-ro

ML128.64 zo-ta-qe

JKi 28.169 *za-we-te-te-ra

ML 129.206 *zo-te

MDP42.2ffi ze-i-ja-ka-ra-na

ER51.275 -zo-te-ri-ja

JKi 28.1ffi MDP 42.261 n.12 MDP42.263 PI50.164 zo-wa

FVa/J02.55 ze-p~-r~ JKi28.167

StH 18.195

114

Linear B Text Index

ELZl KN Ak- series KN Ak 7CJ22 [+] 7024

HD2.69n.76 JKi 28.165, 165 n.23, 167 JKi27.133 LP89.55f LP 'if7.597

LyB 11.198 KN Am- series KN <706> ML 128.64 JKi28.167

FVa/102259 KNAk611 KNAm597

KN5548 AM 35.100 n.51 AH 135.255 FVa/102259

KNAk615 KNAm600 KN'7058 LP89.63 FB44.:ID

AM35.94n23 KNAk622 KNAm601

KNAi632 LP89.63 FB44.:ID AH 135.249

KN Ak643 KNAm821 KNAi739 JKi 28.165 n.23 AM 35.102 n.59

AH 135.250 KNAk7ro

LP 89.60ff JKi 28.165 n.23 Pl51.168 MDP42263 JKi 28.165 n23 YD40.'iD3

LP89.50 KNAi824 KNAm(2)821

JKi27.133 KNAk784 VG54.341 PI52250 AM 35.100 n52

KNAp618 KN Ai966 KNAk828 AM 35.100 n52

GPc 1.363 LP89.50 JKi 28.1({)n17, 176 LP89.46,63

KNAi 1037 KNAk830

JKi27.133 LP89.50 KNAp628

ML 128.68 JKi27.133 KNAk5009 PI 54.138

KN Ai- series AH 135.248 LP 'if7.597 KNAp629

LyB 11.198 KNAk7001 LP89.47 AH135.250 JKi 28.165, 165 n23

115

KNAp639 KNAs605 KNAs5888

AH 135.247, 255 JKi 28.168, 175, 1lrl JKi28.174 PI49.148 PI .50.162 n.4 KNAs608 KNB 101

StH 17.223 AM13.25 AM35.1C»

KNAp694 PI50.162

KNAs609

AH 135.2.50 JKi28.175 KNB755

JKi 28.165 n.23, 172f ML 128.67 PI50.163 MDP42.263 PI 53.286 n.l

PI54.144 KNB779 KN Ap769

AM13.19 StH 17.223 KNAs 1516

AM 35.94 n.23, 100 n.46, KNB798 KNAp5748 103n.62 JKi 28.18) n.17, 175f

PI49.149 GPc 1.363 PI 50.162, 162 n.3, 163 JKi 28.167 n.:r>, 179 PI 54.138

KNAp5864 lP86.290

AH 135.255 lP87.597 KNB799

ML128.67 PI 49.148f AH 135.247 PI54.144 FGs 9.131

KN Ap5868 StH 17.223 PI50.162 JKi 28.165 n.23 KNAs 1517 PI54.140

StH 17.223 KN As- series JKi28.179

JKi28 lP87.597 KNB~1

PI54.143 PI50.162 KNAs40

KNAs 1519 KNB803 lP87.597 StH 17.223 AM 35.101 n.52 JKi28.177

JKi 28.176f, 179 KNAs602 StH 17.223 KNB!l>4

JKi 28.168, 175, 1lrl KN As 1639 PI50.162 PI54.138

JKi28.168 KNB~

KNAs603 PI50.162 KNAs4493 AH 135.246 PI54.143 AM 35.100 n.45 KNB~

JKi28.178 PI50.162

KNAs604 PI49.149

AH 135.255 PI 51.168 KNB~

JKi28.175 KNAs5549 PI50.162 lP89 StH 17.223 PI49.148

116

KNB809 KNC-series KNCa7188

PI 50.162 n.3 ML 129.207 n.6 FVa/J02.63f, 76

KNB812 KNC902 KNCe50

PI50.162 AM 35.94 n.23 AH 135.249 DMz/MSi.176 StH 17.223, 229

KNB816 LP89.54f

PI50.162 KNCe59 KNC911 LP89.46,54

KNB817 PI 50.163 n.IO StH 17.223

ML 128.65 PI54.142 KNCe152

KNB822 KNC912 PI54.137

AH 135.246 PvS 1.36

JK.i27.133 StH 17.223 KN OJ.- series

PI 50.162 n.3, 163 n.9 KNC915

ML 128.56 PI54.143

PI52.250 KNOJ. 896 KNB985 LP85.255

PI 50.162 KN C 954 + <1632> + 5016

MR31284 KN Co- series KNB988 DMz!MSi.176

PI 50.163 KNC973 LP89.54 AGf4.83

KNB988+7601 [+] 5761 LP85.255 KND-series

JK.i27.133 KNC979

DMz!MSi.176 PI50.162 FVa/J02281

AM 35.94 n.23 KNB1025 LP 89.51 KND411

PI 50.163 JK.i28.177 KNCUID LyB 12.148n.29

KNB1055 AM35.94n23

LP86.290 LP89.51 KND1650

LP 'if7.597 KNC 1039

LP 89.49 PI 50.162f PI 51.168 AM 35.94 n.23 KND7334

LP 89.51 LP89.46 KNB5025

PI 54.138 KN C 1044 + 7053 KN Da- series

JK.i28.176 JK.i28.176 KNB5752 VG54.341

StH 17.223 KNDa1147 KNCa895

StH 17.223 FVa/J02

117

KNDa1156 KNIX5687 KNDf 1119

PI54.137 MRll284 PI 49.149

KNDa 1195 KN Dd- series KNDf 1219

PI 54.138 JK.i28.176 StH 17.223

KNDa1289 KNDd 1106 KND£1290

lP89.52 FVa/102.281 PI49.148

KNDa1314 KNDd 1144+8416+8513 KNDf 1325

PI 53 lP89.46 AH 135.254 StH 17.223

KNDa 1323 KNDd 1201

lP89.46 PI49.148 KND£5211

PI54.142 KNDa5218 KNDd 1281

PI 49.149 PI49.148 KN Dg- series

JK.i28.176 KN [lb. series KNDd1376

JK.i 28.176 PI 50.162 n.4 KNDg1235

AH 135.249 KNDb 1166 KN De- series

AH 135.255 JK.i 28.176 KNDk920

JK.i 28.lill n.l7, 176 KNDb1263 KNTh 1084 lP89.46

PI 53 JK.i28.176 KNDk925 PI 54.137

KNDb1265 JK.i28.176

AH 135.247 KNTh 1152

PI54.144 KNDk:931 KNDb 1373 EP20.55

PI49.149 KNTh1254

PI54.142 KNDk931

KNDb5367 EP20.55

AH 135.247 KNTh 1361

PI 53 KNDk1049

KNIX11~ lP89.46

AH 135.249 KNTh 1371

PI 53 KNDk7293b

KN De- series EP20.55

JK.i 28.176 KNDf- series

JK.i 28.176 KN D1- series

KNIX 1515 JvL6.123

ML 128.67

118

KNDI47 KNDI944 KNDI8103

FGs 9.131 LP 89.49f LP89.49

KNDI412 KNDI946 KNDI8177

LP 89.51 LP89.50 LP 89.49

KNDI790 KNDI947 KN Dn- series

LP 89.49 JKi28.176 LP89 LP89.50

KNDI791 KNDn1089

LP 89.49 KNDI948 LP89.59 LP89.50

KNDI792 KNDn1092

LP 89.49 KNDI950 LP89.44,48 LP89.50

KNDI794 KNDn1093

LP 89.49f KNDI1046 LP89.44,54 LP89.50

KND1916 KNDn 1096

LP 89.49 KNDI7086 LP89.50 LP89.49

KNDI928 KNDn5015

LP 89.49 KNDI7138 LP89.44,58 LP 89.49f

KNDI9~ KNDn5318

LP89.50 KNDI7141 LP89.44 LyB 12.153 LP 89.49f

KNDn5559 KND1932 KNil.7147 LP89.58

AH 135.249 LP 89.51 LP89.50 KNDo 1333

KNil.7503 PI 49.149 KND1933 LP89.50

LP89.50 KN Dp- series KNam1 JvL6.123

KNDI934 LP89.50 LP 89.49 KNDp997

KNDim1 LP89.50 KND1935 LP 89.49f

LP89.50 KNDp7742 KNDI7905 LyB 12.153

KNDI940 LP89.50 LP 89.49f

119

KNDq42 KNDq7852 KNDv1493

JKi28.176 JKi28.155 AH 135.255 LP89.45 LP89.45

KNDvl503 KNDq45 KNDr 1085 StH 15.1006, 1<rn

LP89.45f PI 54.137 KNDv1504

KNDq46 KNDr 1267 StH 17.223, 229 JKi28.176 PI54.144 LP89.45 KNDvl.505

KNDvl~ fVa/J02281 KNDq439 PI 54.139

LP89.45 KNDv5256 KNDv1085 PI54.139

KNDq440 JKi28.176 StH 17.223 LP89.45f

KNDv 1133 KNDv5294 KNDq441 PI54.138 AH 135.255

LP89.45 PI .50.163 KNDv 1216 KNDv7176

KNDq442 GJP 1.170 n.l9 LP89.46

JKi28.176 KNDv1239 KNDv8107

LP89.45 LP89.44 AH 135.255

KNDq445 KNDv1271 KNDv8383

JKi28.176 LP89.46 LP89.62 LP89.45

KNDv1417 KNE36 KNDq447

LP89.52,62 StH 17.223 LP89.45


LP89.52 LP89.59 LP89.45


PI 53 DMz/MSi.176 JKi28.155 LP89.44,59

KNDv1450 KNDq1!m

StH 17.223 KNEm

LP89.45 AH 135.251 KNDv1471 JKi 28.165 n.23

KNDq7126 PI 54.139 n.28 LP 87.597 n.3 (as KNE 771)

LP89.45

120

KNE842 KNF854 KNFh5451

AH 135.246 PI 49.149 ML 129.206 ASc39.348 CR83.123 KNF5079 KNFh8504

StH 15.1006 ASc39.348 AH 135.251 StH 17.223

KNF7356 KNFn347 KNE843

ASc 39.348 LoG/JKi/JO 2.456. n.25 LP 'if/.597

KN Fh- series KNFn361 KNE846

JKi28.178 LoG/JKi/JO 2.456 n.25 MR. ll283 n.2

KNFh339 KNFn'J72 KNE848

ML128.67 LoG/JKi/JO 2456 n.25 LP 'if/.597

KNFh344 KNFn8504 KNE849

AH 135.248 JKi 28.165 n.23 FGs9.124

KNFh347 KNFp1 KNF-series

StH 17.223 JIH28.41 ASc39.348 JIH32.1~

KNFh348 LyB 12147 KNF51

AH 135.243 StH 15.1006f StH 15.1006 JKi28.1'Xl StH 17.223

StH 18.193f KNF153 KNFh352

JKi28.177 StH 15.1008 KN Fp- series

KNFl~7 LyBll

KNFh357 LyB 12.159

ASc39.348 LP89.47 KNFp5

KNF157 KNFh364 FGs 9.116

ASc39.350 PI 54.138 StH 15.1006

KNF193 KNFh365 KNFp 13

FGs9.128 PI49.148 FGs9.116

PI 53 LyB 12.147 n.19 KNFh5428

KNF841 AM 35.101 n.53

KNFp 14

JvL7 fB44.:IDn82

MDP42.263 KNFh5435 VI6.54

KNF852+lm1 AM 35.101 n.53

ASc39.348

121

KNFp363 KNGa418 KNGa517

AH 135.243 LP89.52 ASc 39.347f, 350 JKi28.1/D FV a/JO 2.197 PaW 17.33 KNGa419 LP88.1338 StH 15.1008 FV a/JO 2.197

KNGa518 KN Fs- series KNGa420 ASc 39.347, 350

LyB 1I.::ID LP89.52 FV a/JO 2.197f ML 129.206

KNFs4 KNGa422

MR31284 FVa/102.197 KNGa519

ASc39.350 KNFs8 KNGa423 ML 129.207 n.7

FVa/102 FVa/102.197 KNGa673 LP89.52

KNG820 LP89.52

GPc 1.357 KNGa424 KNGa674 JKi28.176 LP89.52

JvL6.123 AM 35.101 n.52 LP89.54,62 KNGa427 FVa/102.197 LyB 12.153 LP89.52 JKi 28.lffi n.17, 178

KNG7352 KNGa428 KNGa675

ASc39.348 LP89.52 FVa/J02 ITH32100

KN Ga- series KNGa454 KNGa676 ASc39 ASc 39.350n.l1

FV a/JO 2.197f KNGa34 KNGa456 LP88.1338

LP89.52 LyB 11.200 KNGa6TI

KNGa415 KNGa461 FV a/JO 2.197f

FV a/JO 2.197 ASc39.348 KNGa678 LP89.52 KNGa464 FV a!JO 2.197f

KNGa416 JKi 28.lffi n.17 ASc39.348

FV a!JO 2.197 ML 129.207n.7 KNGa679 LP89.52

KNGa465 FV a/JO 2.197f KNGa417 JKi 28.lffi n.17

AH 135.246 FV a/JO 2.197 ASc39.350 KNGa680 LP89.52

FV a/JO 2.197f JKi 28.1ffi n.17

122

KNGa738 KNGa7365 KNGg7f1J

FV a/JO 2.197f FV a/JO 2.197 FV a/JO 2.259, 262 PI 54.137

KNGaiiX>S KNGg710 KNGa953 ASc39.348 FVa/J02259

LyB 11.200 KN Gg- series KNGg711

KNGa1058 FV a/JO 2.2ffl FVa/102.259, 261 ASc39.348 JKi28.178 ML 128.67 KNGg713

KNGg 10 AM 35.101 n.52 KNGa15~ FVa/J02259 FVa/J02259

FVa/J02.197 JKi28.178 LP89.48 KNGg521 LP88.1339

KNGa1532 FVa/J02

KNGg995

FV a/JO 2.197 KNGg701 FVa/JO 2259, fig. 179 FVa/J02259, 283 LP88.1339

KNGa1533

FV a/JO 2.197 KNGg702 KNGgSWT

LP89.48 FVa/J02259 FVa/J02259

KNGa1534 GC37.139

KNGg5184 OPe 1.349 n.27 FV a/JO 2.197 JvL6.113 FVa/J02259

KNGa 1535 KNGg703 KNGg5548

FVa/J02.197 FVa/J02259 FVa/J02259

KNGa 1536 KNGg704 KNGg5637

FVa/J02.197 FVa/J02259 FVa/J02.259, 261 LP89.48 ML 129.206

KNGg705 KNGa5020 FVa/J02259 KNGg7232

FVa/J02.197 JvL6.113 FVa/J02259

KNGa5021 KNGg <706> KNGg7371

FVa/JO 2.197 FVa/J02259 FVa/J02259

KNGa5~ KNGg707 KNGg7372

FV a/JO 2.197 FVa/J02259 FVa/J02259

KNGa7358 KNGg708 KNGv863

ASc39.348 FVa/J02259 FB44.lJ7n82 VI6.54

123

KNGv864 KNK~5 KNL4ID

AM13.33 FVa/102.::m, 235f AM 35.102 n.59 FGs 9.124 n.49 lP 'ir7.597

StH 17.223 KNL485 KNK- series see: KNQi

FV a/10 2.196 KN K fm [+] 1052

FV a/JO 2.190f KNL513 KNK93 AH 135.243

FVa/102 KNK 1810(=776bisb) JKi 28.169, 173 10'0PIFV a 1.24 FVa/102

KNL578 KNK434 KNK5526 FV a/10 2.2ID

FVa/102 FVa/JO 2.190ff KNL588

KNK700 KNK7353 JKi 28.169 FVa/102.266f, fig. 184 FVa/102.183f JIH28.61 StH 18.192

KNK7363 KNL590 KNK740 FVa/102.185, fig. 117 JKi28.174

AH 135.247 FVa/102 KN K 7599 + 8440 KNL592

ML 129.207 n.6 FV a/10 2.190ff JKi 28.154 n.IO, 169

KNK773 KNK8244 KNL593

FV a/10 2.233, 235, fig. 159 FV a/10 2245f FVa/102.19

KNK774 JKi28.169

KN l.r series

FVa/10 2.190ff JKi28 KNL594

KNK775 KNL104 FVa/102.19 JKi 28.154 n.IO

FV a/10 2.190ff JKi 28.154 n.lO KNL647

KNK778 KNL178 AH 135.249 FV a/10 2.266f FVa/102.19 FVa/102.19

JKi28.169 KNK829 KNL433

FVa/102.235f, 238 MDP42.2ffi KNL693

JKi 28.162, liD, 172 KNK~2 KNL469

FVa/102 JKi 28.168 n.30 KNL695

StH 18.192 JKi28 KNL474

KNK~3 KNL696 AH 135.246

FVa/102 JKi28.173

124

KNL698 KNLc(1)- series KNLc532

JKi28 JKi28.152 JKi28.155

KNL 735 KN Lc- series KNLc534

AH 135.245 JKi28 AM 35.100 n.45 PI 51.168 JKi 28.165 n.23, 170f

KNL 758

AH 135.246 KNLc 104 KNLc536

JKi28.171 JKi 28.155f, 172 KNL759

AH135.255 KNLc446 KNLc551

PI 53 JKi28.155 KNL 761

JKi 28.167 n.l:l KNLc481 KNLc581

JKi28.154n.10, 163,172 JKi 28.154 n.IO KNL764 LP89.54

JKi 28.167 n.l:l KNLc646 KNLc483 FVa/J02.19

KNL 771 JKi 28.163, 172

JKi28.172 KNLc786 KNLc484 JKi 28.154 n.10

KNL870 JKi28.172

CR 85.211 n.20 KNLc787

FVa/J02.19 KNLc504 JKi 28.154 n.lO JKi 28.164, 172

KNL871 KNLc7377

JKi 28.163f KNLc512 JKi28 LP89.54 LP89.54

KNL5917

FVa/J02.19 KNLc525 KNLc7385

JKi 28.153 n.8 JKi 28.163, 172 KNL5924 JIH32.101

JKi 28.169 PaW 17.26n.8 KNLc7392

KNL5961 KNLc526 AM 35.100 n.52 JKi28.155

FVa/J02.19 JKi28.153 KNLc7433

KNL5998 KNLc528 JKi28.172

JKi28.169 JKi28.153f KNLc7647

KNL 7400 KNLc531 JKi28.171

AH 135.245 JKi 28.161 n.20 KNLc7818

JKi28.171

125

KNLc7901 KNLd583 KNLd747

JKi 28.161 n.20 JKi 28.151, 152 n.6 JKi28.172

KNLc8016 KNLd584 KNLd785

JKi28.163, 172 JKi28 JKi28.171f

KN Ld(l)- series KNLd585 KNLd786

JKi 28.151, 152 n.4 JKi 28.151, 152 n6 JKi 28.154 n.l1, 172

KN Ld- series KNLd587 KNLd 7g"/

JKi28 AH 135.255 JKi 28.154 n.l1, 171f PI 51.168 JKi28

KNLd 1009 KNLd571 KNLd589 JKi28.171

AH 135.245 JKi28.152 FVa/J02.2ffi, fig. 191 KNLd(l) 656

JKi28.151, 152n6, 153n.8 KNLd591 AM 35.100n.49

KNLd572 JKi28

KNLd5540

FVa!J02500 KNLd595 JKi 28.159 n.l7 JKi28.151, 152n6 AM 35.100 n.45

FVa/J02.19 KNLd5601 KNLd573

JKi28 JKi28.151 FVa/J02.2ffi JKi 28.151, 152 n.6 KNLd596 KNLd5607

KNLd574 JKi28.152 JKi 28.151, 156, 159 n.l7

JKi 28.151, 152 n.6 KNLd598 KNLd5615

KNLd575 AH 135.255 JKi28 JKi28

FV a/JO 2.2ffi KNLd5647 JKi 28.151, 152 n.6 KNLd599

FVa/J02.2ffi

KNLd576 AH 135.255 JKi 28.151 JKi28.151, 152n.6, 163

FVa/J02.2ffi KNLd5845 JKi28.151 KNLd649

JKi28

KNLd577 JKi28.151

KNLd5871 FVa/J02.2ffi KNLd656

JKi 28.159 n.l7 JKi28.151 JKi28

KNLd5873 KNLd579 KNLd661

JKi28.ltD JKi 28.151, 152 n.6 JKi28.152, 154, 163

126

KNLd5894 KNLe5629 KNNc4473

JKi 28.151, 156 JKi 28.153 n.8 FVaiJ02.55

KNLd5916 KNLe5646 KNNc4479

JKi28 JKi 28.153 n.8 PI 49.148 l.P 89.47f

KNLd5955 KNNc8146

JKi28 KNLe5903 Pl54.144 JKi 28.153 n.8

KNLd7378 KNOa'ro

JKi28.171 KNLe59D FVaiJ02 JKi 28.153 n.8 LoG/JKi/JO 2.454 n.2

KNLd8245

JKi 28.151, 155f KNLe6014 KNOa731

JKi 28.153 n.8 FV a!JO 2.155f KNLd8247

JKi 28.159 n.I7 KNLn 1568 KNOa732

AH 135.251, 255 FV a!JO 2.155f KNLd8248 JKi28

JKi 28.152, 1(:() KNOa733 KNM559 FVaiJ02.151, 153, 155

KNLd8262 JKi28.164 LoG/JKi/JO 2.454 n.2

JKi28.152 KNM683 KNOa734

KN Le- series AH 135.251 FV a!JO 2151, 153f

JKi 28.152ff JKi 28.164f, 165 n.23, KNOa745

KNLe560 KNM729 LyB 11.199

AM 35.100 n.47 JvL6.121 KN Oa 745 [+] 7374

KNLe641 KNM757 FV a!JO 2.152

EA 1.263 FV a!JO 2287f

FB44.307n.82 KNOa878

JKi28 KN Me- series FVaiJ02.152 l.P89 MMr 3.118 n.7 VI 6.50,54 KN Oa 1!1)8 (= 734 his)

KNMc 1528 (= 1508) FV a!JO 2.152 KNLe642 FV a!JO 2.298

JKi 28.153 n.8, 155 KN Od- series KNMc4457 JKi 28.158, 164

KNLe654 FVaiJ02155 JKi 28.153 n.8, 155 KNOd485

l.P89.47 KNMc4462 AH 135.255 LyB 11.200 JKi28

127

KNQ:l485 KN0g1527 KNR1562

JKi 28.158 n.l6 RVz1 FV a/10 2.279f ML 129.207 n.6

KNQ:l486 KNOg4467

AH 135.255 EF11.263 KNR 1815

JKi 28.162, 167, 173 FB 44.:ID n.82 FGs9.117 VI 6.49,54

KNQ:l487 KNR 1815 (=4481 bis)

AH 135.255 KNOg5515 FV a/10 2.56, fig. 27 JKi28 FVa/102.155f

KNR4482 KNQ:l539 KNOg7504 FVa/102.58f, fig. 29

JKi 28.165 n.23 FV a/10 2.155f LoG'JKi/10 2.454 n.2 KN Ra- series

KNQ:l563 CR85.216

ML 128.65 KN Pp- series FVa/102.49f, 55 DMz/MSi.176

KNQ:l5/U FVa/102281 KNRa984

JKi28.164 LP89 FVa/102.55

KNQ:l666 KNPp493 JKi28.167

FVa/102281 FV a/10 2.281, fig. 192 KNRa 1028 [+] 7498

JKi 28.167, 173 KNPp494

FVa/102 MR:I).284

FVa/102.281 KNRa1540 KNQ:l667 FVa/102.49f, 55

JKi28.174 KNPp495

FVa/102281 KNRa 1541 KNQ:l681 FVa/102.49f, fig. 24

JKi 28.164, 174 KNPp496

FVa/102281 KNRal542 KNQ:l682

FV a/10 2.49f JKi28.164 KNPp497

FVa/102281 KNRa1543 KNQ:l696

FVa/102.49 JKi28 KNPp498

ML 128.67 FVa/102.281 KNRa1544

LP89.47, 63 FV a/10 2.49f KNQ:l7~

JKi28.173 KNPp499 KNRal546

FVa/102.281 FVa/102.49, 51 KNOg833

DMz!MSi.l76 KNRa1547

LP89.44,59 PI49.148

128

KNRa1548 KNSc222 KNSc238

FVa/J02.49, 51 FVa/J02 FVa/J02


FVa/J02.49, 51 FVa/J02 FVa/J0218, 25


FVa/J02.49, 51 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

KNRa 1814(= 1547bis) KNSc225 KNSc241

FVa/J02.49, 51 FVa/J02 FVa/J02.63, 65,76

KNS-series KNSc226 KNSc242

AH 134.243 FVa/J02 FVa/J02 StH 19.202 n.18

KNSc227 KNSc243 KN Sc- series FVa/J02 FVa/J02

CR85.218 FVa/J02 KNSc229 KNSc244

ML 129.207 n.6 FVa/J02 FVa/J02 StH 19.202

KNSc~ KNSc245 KNSc 103

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 AH 135.249 FVa/J02 KNSc231 KNSc<246>

KNSc 135 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

FVa/J02 KNSc232 KNSc247

KNSc217 FVa/J02 FVa/J02


KNSc218 FVa/J0218, 25,36 FVa/J02




KNSc220 FVa/J02 FVa/J0218, 27

FV a/JO 2.63, 65, 75 KNSc236 KNSc251



FVa/J02 FVa/J02

129

KNSc253 KNSc 1651 KNSc5083


KNSc254 KNSc5046 KNSc5084

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 FVa/J02.18, 26

KNSc255 KNSc'!IJ57 KNSc5085


KNSc256 KNSc'!IJ58 KNSc5086

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 FVa/J02 StH 17.223

KNSc5059 KNSc5087 KNSc257 FVa/J02.77, 86, 148 FVa/J02


KNSc258 FVa/J02 FVa/J02.63, 65,76 FVa/J02.18, 25

KNSc5061 KNSc5137 KNSc259 FVa/J02 FVa/J02


KNSc260 FVa/J02 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

KNSc5065 KNSc5139 KN Sc261 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

FV a/JO 2.18, 27 KNSc5066 KNSc5141


KNSc5068 KNSc5142 KNSc263 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

FV a/JO 2.18, 27 KNSc5070 KNSc5144


KNSc5071 KNSc5146 KNSc266 FV a/JO 263, 72 FVa/J02

FVa/J02 KNSc5CJ72 KNSc5148

KNSc 1644 FVa/J02.63, 65,70 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

KNSc5073 KNSc5150

FV a/JO 2.77, 85, '61 FVa/J02

130


FV a/JO 2.63, /D, 75 FVa/J02 FV a/JO 263, 65, 76


FVa/J02.77, 86, 148 FVa/J02 FV a/JO 2.63, 67

KNSc5154 KNSc51/D KNSc7466

FVa/J02.63, 65,76 FVa/J02 FV a/JO 2.18, 26, 35




FVa/J0218, 25 FVa/J0218, 27,35 FVa/J02


FVa/J02.77, 86, 148 FVa/J02 FVa/J02

KNSc5158 KNSc7453 KNSc74'70

FV a/JO 2.63, 65, 75 FV a/JO 2.63, 75 FVa/J0277, 88,125


FVa/J02.63, 65,76 FVa/J02 FVa/J02.66, 77, 123 Pl54.139

KNSc5160 KNSc7455

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 KNSc7473


FVa/J02 FVa/J02.18, 26 KNSc7474

FVa/102.77, 88 KNSc5162 KNSc7457


FVa/J0218, 27,35 KN Sc5163 KNSc7459

FVa/J02.63, 65, ID FVa/J02 KNSc7476

FVa/J02.77, 86,149 KNSc5164 KNSc7460

FVa/J02 FVa/J02.77, 123 KNSc7478

FVa/JO 2.63, 65, 76 KNSc5166 KNSc7461


FVa/J02 KNSc6167> KNSc7462

FVa/J02.63, 65 FVa/J02

131

KNSc74ID KNSc8467 KNSc8723

FVa/J02.18, 26 FVa/J0218, T7 FVa/J0218, 27

KNSc7481 KnSc8468 KNSc8759

FVa/J02.18, 26 FVa/J0218, 27 FVa/J0218, 27


FV a/JO 2.63, 65, 76 FVa/J0218, 25 FV a/JO 2.63, 75

KNSc7T72 KNSc84?0 KN Sd- series

FVa/J02 FV a/JO 218, 27 CR84.84 CR 85.207, 216, 218

KNSc77'irl KNSc8471 FVa/J02

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 StH 19.202 VG54.345

KNSc7798 KNSc8472

FVa/J02.63, 67,76 FVa/J02.77, 87 KNSd4401

FVa/J02 KNSc7821 KNSc8474 VG 54.342f, 345

FVa/JO 218, 25 FVa/J02.77, 86 KNSd4402

KNSc7849 KNSc8475 FVa/J02

FVa/J02.77, 89, 148 FVa/J0277, 125 StH 19.203

KNSc7882 KNSc8476 KNSd4403

FVa/J0218, 25 FVa/J02.77, 108, 123 FVa/J02 JK.i28.179

KNSc7889 KNSc8478 KNSd4404

FVa/J02 FVa/J0277, 125 CR85.218

KN Sc !l>81 ( = 7475 bis) KNSc8479 FVa/J02

FVa/J02.63, 65,76 FVa/J02 VG 54.341,343,345

KNSc8124 KNSc84ID KNSd4404

FVa/J0218, 27 FVa/J02 KNSd4405


FVa/J0218, 27 FV a/JO 2.63, 65, 76 KNSd4406


FVa/J02 FV a/JO 2.63, 76 KNSd4407

KNSc8271 KNSc8483 FVa/J02 VG54.345

FV a/JO 218, 27 FVa/J02.65

132

KNSd4408 KNSe883 KNSf4427

FVa/J02.77, <Xl FVa/J02 FVa/J02

KNSd4409 KN Se 891 + 1006 + 1042 KNSf4428

AH 135.246 MR:Il.284 CR85.216 FVa/J02 FVa/J02 MDP42.263 KNSe7449

FVa/J02 KNSf4465 KNSd4412 FV a/JO 2.293, fig. 203

FVa/J02 KNSe8477 StH 19.198, 202f

KNSd4413 FV a/JO 2 77, <Xl, 123

KN Sg- series

FVa/J0277, 79, <Xl KN Sf- series FVa/J02.78ff

KNSd4415 CR. 85.208, 216, 218

KNSg884 FVa/J02.78ff FVa/J02 StH 19.198,202 FVa/J02.77, 85, <Xl VG54.345

KNSf4418 KNSg885 KN Sd 4415 + 4417 + 4469 + FVa/J02.77f, <Xl FV a/JO 2.77, 85, <Xl frr.

VG54.342 KNSf4419 KNSg886

KNSd4416 FVa/J02.77f, <Xl FV a/JO 2.77, 85, <Xl

FVa/J02.77, <Xl KNSf4420 KNSg887

KNSd4422 FVa/J02.77f, <Xl FVa/J02 JK.i 28.179

FVa/J02 KNSg888 KNSf4421 FV a/JO 2 77, <Xl KN Se- series

FVa/J02.77f, <Xl FVa/J02.78ff KNSg889

KNSf4423 FV a/JO 2.77, 85, <Xl KNSe879 FVa/J02.77f, <Xl

FVa/J02.77, 89 KNSg 1811 MR:Il.284 KNSf 4424 CR. 85.210 n.IO, 213 n.25

KNSeOO FVa/J02 FVa/J02 ML 129.207 n.6

FVa/J02 KNSf4425

FVa/J02.77f, <Xl KNSg8484 KNSe881

FVa/J02.77, 85, <Xl FVa/J02 KNSf4426

FB44.298 KN Sh- series KNSe882

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 FVa/J02.77, 85, 89

133

KN Sk- series KNSo44~ KNSo4443

FVa/J02 AH 135.245 FV a/JO 2.140, 143 FVa/J02140, 143

KNS.k789 JK.i28.179 KNSo4445

AH 135.247 KNSo4431

FVa/J02140, 143 FVa/J02.21f

FVa/J02.140, 143 KNSo4446 KNS.k5670 FVa/J02.140f, 143

FVa/J02.20f, fig. 5 KNSo4432

FVa/J02140, 143 KNSo4447 KNS.k7751 FVa/J02.140, 143, 147

AH 135.247 KNSo4433

FVa/J0221 FV a/JO 2140, 143 KNSo4448

LP 85.257 n 12 FV a/JO 2140, 143 KNS.k8100 Pl54.137

AH 135.247 KNSo4449

FVa/J02.20f KNSo4434 FV a/JO 2140, 143

FV a/JO 2140, 143 KNS.k8149 KNSo5789

AH 135.247 KNSo4435 FVa/J02.140, 143

FVa/J0220f FVa/JO 2.140, 143, fig. 96 KNSp4451

KNS.k8254 KNSo4436 FVa/J02.298f, fig. 2fJ7

FVa/J0220 FV a/JO 2140, 143 KN Sp 4451 + 4476 + 8701 + fr.

KN So- series KNSo4437 VG54.342

CR8S.212 FVa/J02140, 143 FV a/JO 2142f KNSp4452 ML 129.2fJ7 n.6 KNSo4438

AH 135.246 StH 19.202 FVa/J02.140, 143 FV a/JO 2.298f

KNSo894 KNSo4439 MDP42.263

AH 135.246 FV a/JO 2.140, 143 KNU-series FVa/J02.140f, 143 FVa/J02.1% MDP42.263 KNSo4440

FVa/J02140, 143 KNU95 KNSo1053

FVa/J02140, 143 KNSo4441 FV a/JO 2.285, fig. 195

PI54.137 FVa/J02140, 143 KNU96

KNSo4429 KNSo4442 FV a/JO 2.287, fig. 196

FVa/J02140, 143 AM13.31 KNU 109

FV a/JO 2140, 143 FV a/JO 2.299

134

Linear B Text Index

KNU124 KNUc 160 KNV60

FVa/J02.299, fig. 208 ASc39.348 AH 135.248 FGs9.117 FGs 9.118f

KNU436 FVa/J02 StH 15.1008 l.P 85.2(()

KNV77 FVa/J02283

LyB 11.199 KNU4Y/

KNUc11>32 AH 135.248

KNV145 FVa/J02.176f

ASc39.348 l.P 89.54f KNU736

KN Uf- series KNV150

FVa/J02.287f, fig. 197 AM 35.103 n.62 StH 21.189 n.4 l.P 89.44 FGs 9.117

KNU746 KNV 159 KNUf79

FVa/J02283f Pl54.140 FGs 9.124 n.49

KNUF:76 KNV211> KNUf891

FVa/J02.289, fig. 198 FGs 9.124 n.49 AH 135.251

FGs9.122 KNU 1812(= 1053bis) KNUf(2)838

KNV479 FV a/JO 2.196, fig. 126

l.P89.44 JKi28.174 KNU 1813(= 1539bis)

KNUf5726 StH 17.223 FV a/JO 2.2'X>, fig. 199 PI 49.151

KNU4478 KNV482

AH 135.246, 248 KNV-series JKi28.174

JKi 28.167, 174 KNV492

FVa/102.284, fig. 194

KNV(5) AH 135.244 JKi28.177 PI54.143

JC 113.26 MMe4.1?D KNU5186 l.P89.54

KNV655

JKi28.175 FVa/J02.176f

KNV52

KNU7501 CR83.123

FVa/J02259 GC37.139 KNV756

Jrn:28.41f l.P89.54 KNU7505 JvL6.114f

FVa/J02281 l.P 88.1339 KNV831 LyB 11.200 PI54.142

KNU7507 LyB 12.147 n17, 149 n.33, 152

FV a/JO 2.299 YD40.m KNV865

l.P 89.44, 52, 59

135

KNV958 KNVc73 KNWs8494

MR:D.284 PaW 17.26n.12 FV a/JO 2.:m, fig. 2f!)

KNV961 KNVc81 KNWs8495

PI 54.144 PI 54.137 AH 133.49 FVa/J0258

KNV1002 KNVc 106 JKi28.179

LP89.54 LP85.259 KNWs8497

KNV1003 KNVc 174 FGs9.120

LP89.54 PI54.138 FVa/J02.176f, fig. 113 ML 128.68

KNV1005 KNVc293

LP89.54 StH 15.1008 KNWs8499

JKi 28.175, 179 KNV1043 KNWb5527

LP89.54 .FV a/JO 2155 KNX444

JvL6.121 KNV 1521 KNWb8711

FVa/J02.163 JKi 28.153n.7 KNX658

ML 129.206 KNV 1523 KN Ws- series

StH 15.1008 AH 133.48 n.282 KNX697

JKi 28.172, 176 KNV7512 KNWs1701

JKi28.175 AH 135.248 KNX722

KNV7577 FVa/J02.2~, fig. 200 StH 15.1008

LP89.54 KNWs1704 KNX748

AH 133.49 JKi28.172 KNV7670 FVa/J02.58, fig. 28

KNX766 LP89.54 JKi28.179

FVa/J02.55 KN V c- series KNWs1705 JKi28.173

JKi 28.167, 174 FVa/J02.58 KNX770

PaW 17.26 n.12 KNWs1707 AM 35.102 n.57

KNVc65 EA 1.265 VI 6.49 KNX976

PI~.l64 AH 135.246

KNVc72 KNWs8152

JKi 28.165 n.23 KNX986 AH 135.248

LoG/JKi/JO 2.454

136

Linear B Text Index

KNX999 KNX8126 KNXe5'J7

AH 135.248 MMe4.1JJ StH 17.223

KNX1041 KNX8293 KNXe544

Pl54.144 AH 135.248 AH 135.251 JKi 28.161 n.20, 165 n.23

KN X 1385 + 15'J7 KNXd82

LP 89.49 PI54.138 KNXe657

AH 135.251 KNX 1538 KNXd97 JKi 28.165 n.23

LP89.49, 54 JvL6.116 StH 15.1007 KNXe692

KNX 1581 JKi 28.164, 175, 179 VG54.342n3 KNXd98

AH135.248 KNXe5540 KNX5560 JKi 28.159 n.17, 175

LyB 12.149 n.33 KNXd 149

LP89.47, 63 KNXe5871 KNX5953 JK.i28.175

PI 49.148, 151 KNXd216

StH 15.1008 KNXe5913 KNX7556 JK.i28.174

AH 135.254 KNXd<292>

PI 49.148, 151 KNXe6011 KNX7585 LP89.47, 63

AH 135.249 KNXd298

FVa/J02.77, 88 KNXe6026 KNX77'J7 AM 35.102 n.57

AH 135.251 KNXd7510 CR85.217

KNX7737 FV a/JO 2.293, fig. 202

KNXe7711

JKi 28.165 n.23 KNXd 7906 JK.i28.178

PI50.164 VI 6.49 KNX7752

JK.i28.175 KNXd8640 KNXe7857

FV a/JO 2.64, 76 JK.i28.174 KNX7846

AM 35.100 n.51 KN Xe- series KNZ13

JK.i28.174 AH 133.13 KNX7860

AH 135.248 KNXe524 MY Au102

JKi 28.169, 175 ML 128.56 (as MY An 102) KNX8101 MVC 1.207 n.21

AH 135.255

137

MYFolOl MYOe103 MYUe611

AH 133.50 StH 15.1008 FVa/J02 AH 135.251 l.P85.2ff> AM 35.100 n.45 MYOel06

JC 113.26 AH 135.255 MYUe652

JKi 28.165 n.23 JKi28.162 AM13.31 Pl54.139 ASc 39.348, 350

MYOe107 JvL 7 MYFu711

ML 128.67 ASc39.348 MYUe661

MYOe 111 FV a/JO 2186, 274, fig. 118 MY Ge- series

AH 135.255 VI 6.51 FVa/J02.274 AM13.31

JKi28.171 MYV659 MYGe601 ML 128.64 JC 113.26

VI6.50 PI52250 MYOe112 PI 54.137

MYGe602 ER49.97 FVa/J02273 PvS 1.37 MY Wt- series

AH 133.48 n.282 MYGe603 MYOe117

FVa/JO 2.197, 273, fig. 189 JKi 28.167 n.:ll MYWt503

ML 128.68 MYGe604 MYOel19

FV a/JO 2.273 AH 135.251 MYWt504

OPa 14.317 JKi 28.165 n.23, 167 FVa/J02239

MYGe605 MYOel~ MYXl

ER 49.99 n.23 JKi 28.167 n.:r> JvL6.1Xl FVa/J02.273

MYOi '701 MYX508 MYGe606 EA 1.286 l.P88.1338

FVa/J02.197 JvL 6.116ff ML 128.67 VI 6.49

MYGe608 MYZ201

FV a/JO 2.197f MYOi '702 l.P89.55 JvL6.117

MYGo610 MYZ202

PvS 1.36 MYOi'i'04 AH 135.255 JvL6.117

MY Oe- series PYA-series

JKi 28.165 n.23, 167 n.:r> MYOi '705 AM 35.100 n.48 StH 17.223

138

PY Aa- series py Aa752 PYAb190

BSe4.76 PI 49.149 JC 116.100 JKi28 ML 128.67 MMr 3.120n.11 PY Aa762

Pl50.162 AM 35.100 n.52 PY Ab210

JKi28.176 EP20.66 py Aa62

MDP42.2ro AH 135.250 PY Ab217

py Aa764 AM 35.100 n.52

py Aa85 AH 135.250 MDP422ro AH 135.250 JKi 28.165 n.23 py AaT/9 PYAb356

MDP42.263 ML 130.147 AH 135.250

py Aa93 py Aa785 ML 128.67

Pl50.164 JKi 28.177, 179 PY Ab417

PYAa94 py Aa788 AH 135.250

MR30.284(asPY An94) AH 135.247 py Ab555

py Aa98 py Aall)4 AH 135.250 JC 113.26

JKi28.176 LyB 12.157 ML 128.67

py Aa313 py Aa8J7 PYAb560

AH 135.250 MDP422ro AM 35.100 n.47

PY Aa662 PY Aa815 PY Ab564

JKi28.176 AH 135.250 AH 135.250

PY Aa695 JKi 28.165 n.23

py Ab.S~4

AM 35.100 n.47 py Aa891 JKi 28.165 n.23

PY Aa699 AM 35.100 n.49

PY Ab578

JC 116.100 PY Ab- series AH 135.250 ML 128.67 BSe4.76 AM 35.100 n.49

JKi28 JKi28.155 PY Aa701 MMr 3.120 n.11

AH 135.247 PI50.162 PYAb586

MDP422ro py Aa717 PY Ab 186

AH 135.250 EB67.233 PY Ab789

JKi 28.165 n.23, 167 n.29 AH 135.250

139

PY Ab [1099] PY Ad672 py Anl

JKi 28.165 n.23 MRl1284 EF1 1.263 n.5 FB44.298

PY Ac 1278 PY Ad679 0Pa14.nl ER49.100 AH 135.248 StH 21.189 n.2

PY Ad- series PY Ad684 PY An- series

BSe4.76 AM 35.100 n.46 JK.i28.178 JK.i28 FB44.D:1- ML 129.206 MMr 3.120 n.ll JC 116.101

PYAn5 ML 128.67 PY Ad290 StH 21.189 n.2 AM13.51

AH 135.251 PI49.150 JKi 28.165 n.23 PY Ad686

FB44.D:1- PYAn7 PY Ad295 MDP422ro AH 135.249

PI50.164 al35.214 py An35

PYAdD PY Ad689 LoG/JKi/JO 2.454f AH 135.251 JK.i28.177 0Pa14.320

PY Ad318 PY Ad690 py An39

AM 35.100 n52 LyB 12.157 AH 135.249 MDP422ro PvS 1.36

PY Ad694 PY Ad357 AH 135.251

py An172

AM 35.100 n.47 AM 35.100 n.49 StH 15.1006, 1<m

PY Ad663 PY Ad697 PY An 192

AH 135.251 PI 49.149 AH 135.249 StH 21.189 n.2 AM13.24, 26, 29

PY Ad666 PI49.148

AH 135.251 PY Ae26 PI 54.138, 140

JKi 28.165 n.23 PI 50.163 n.9 py An194

PY Ad667 PY Ae264 AM13.50

AH 135.251 FB44.:ro py An'lJJl

ML 128.67 PYAem FGs 9.117

PY Ad671 AIL3.185 PvS 1.37

EP20.66 py Ae574 py An209

JK.i28.177 JKi 28.167 n.ll PvS 1.37

140

py An218 py An616 py An724

see: PN Aq 218 AH 135.245f AM13.49 ASc 39.349, 352 FB44.298

py An292 FV a/JO 2.197f FGs 9.119 AH 135.247 MR:D.284 JC 112.1:D JvL 7 StH 21.189 n.2

py An654 YD40.m py An298 AM13.12

ML128.64 EB67.227 PYAnm

FGs9.1:D AM13.25 py An340 JC 116.101f ML 1:D.147

Pl54.140 StH 21.189 n.3 py An1281

py An424 PY An656 JvL6.118

AM13.51 AM 35.94 n.23 PI 54.138, 140 AM13.12

py An4Zl BSe 5.1182 n 6 py An1282

AH 133.38 FGs 9.125 n55 CR85214 JKi 28.177ff

py An519 MMe4.1:D PY Ao921 Pl54.138 PvS 1.37 AH 133.38 StH 15.1005

AH 135.249 StH 21.189 n.3 PY Aq- series JKi 28.1 (:() n.17 ML 129.'2fJ7 n.4 py An657 AM13.11f, 18 MR:D.284 EA1 OPa 14.315

AH 133.48 ML 129.206f StH 15.1008

AH135.245

StH 21.189 n.3 JC 116.102 PYAq64 JKi27.134

AM 35.94 n.23 py An(JJJ ML 129.'2fJ7 n.4

OPa 14.319 AM13

AM13.28 PI54.139 EA 1.263, 268

JvL6.115 StH 21.189 n.3 ER51.m LP 86.289f, 289 n.9 VI 6.51

FGs9.126 LP 87.596 n.1, 597 n.3 FVa/J02278 MMr 3.120 n.11 py An661 JC 116.100, 102 PI 51.168

JKi28.176 JKi 28.1 (:() n.17

StH 15.1007 ML 129 StH 21.189 n.3 OPa 14.319, 321

py An610 VI6.54

FGs9.124 JC 112.1:D PvS 1.37 StH 21.189 n.2

141

PY Aq218 PYCn40 PYCn719

AH 135.246 ML 128.63 AH 135.249 AM13.12 ML 1:D.l47 ML 128.63 BSe 5.1182 n.6 PI 54.138 PI 54.138, 140 EA 1.268 FB 44.298 (as An 218) PYCn 131 PYCn 1287

FGs 9.119, 125 n.55 AM13.12 AM13.51 FVa/J02278 PI 54.138, 144 JKi 28.167 n.:D JKi 28.177, 179 JvL6.116 LP 86.289 n.8 PYCn254 LP87.596 ML 129 ML 128.63 PI 50.163 n.9 (asPY Aq 718 on p.2JJ7 n.6) StH 15.1007

a>a 14.321 PYCn285 PI52250 PYE- series StH 15.1008 JvL6.120 JC 113.27

PYB7036 PI50.168 PYCn286

AM13.19 FGs9.129 PY Ea- series

PYC912 AM 35.102 n.59, 103 n.61 PYCn328 AM13.11, 26

PI 50.163 n.9 PI 49.149 PYEa28

PYCc660 PYCn418 OPa 14.319 FGs9.l:D EP 2JJ.76 n.61 LP 89.63 PYEa29

PYCn599 AH 135.245 PYCc665 MVC 1.2JJ7

JvL6.120 PYEa52 PYCn600 EB67.233 PY Cn- series

PI54.141 JKi28.178 PYEa59

PYCn608 AM13.26 PYCn2 JC 113.28

JKi28.178 OPa 14.319 PYEa:D4

PYCn3 VI 6.49 AM13.26

JC 116.103 PYCn643 PYEa312 MR3l284 AH 135.249 JKi28.178 OPa 14.319 StH 15.1005 PYCn655 PYEa325

PYCn4 AM13.12 AH 135.245 GJP 1.167

EA 1.263, 287 ML 128.63 PYEa421 FGs9.123 PI 50.162 n.4 CR85.210

142

PYEaro2 py Eb 149 + 940 PYEb338

FGs9.127 FB44.298 AMI3.14 FB44.298f

PYEaiD3 PYEb156 JC 113.25

FGs9.126 FB44.:rl3 OPa 14.317f LP87.596 MMe4.129 SRS3.502

OPa 14.315 VG54.342f PYEa!l>5

LP88.1339 py Eb 156 [+] 157 PYEb347

MR:rl.283 PvS 1.37 PYEa!l)') VG54.342

CR85.210 PYEb364

PYEb157 AMI3.22 PYEa810 OPa 14.315

ML 128.67 PYEb369

PYEb159 AMI3.37 PYEa811 AM 35.94 n.23

AMI3.26 AMI3.29 PYEb377

AMI3.39 PYEa812 PYEb173

MR]).284 AMI3.29 PYEb409

MDP42.261 PYEa813 PYEb294

AH 135.245 AH 133.48 PYEb416

FGs 9.121 FGs9.122 PYEa814

AH 13352 n.:m PYEb297 PYEb472

AH 135.246 AMI3. AMI3.26, 47, 49 PI54.143 EF11.263 n.5

FGs 9.121, 132 PYEb473 PYEa820 JC 113.29 AMI3.37

MR]).284 LP86.289 PI 51.168 MMr 3.118 n.9

PY Eb- series OPa 14.319 PYEb477

AH 133.54 n.313 YD40."lli AMI3.26, 47, 49

AMI3 PYEb321 EF11.2/D, 284 n.32 PYEb495

MMr3.117 AM13.26 AM13.26 MR]).284 FB44.298 PI 51.168

PYEb498 PYEb 149 PI 49.149

AMI3.26 FB44.DJ

143

PYEb747 PY Ed- series PYEn74

AMI3.J7 AH 133.54 n.313 AH 135.249 OPa 14..nl AMI3 EA 1.268, 286 n.33

EA1 JKi 28.1 (:() n.l9 PYEb839 LP86.289 JTII32.103

AH 135.245 MMr3.117 LP85.255 (asPY En 70) LP 86.289, 289 n.4

PYEb846 PYEd236 OPa 14.317

AMI3.J7 AMI3 PaW 17.26 n.9

EA 1.284 n.32 EA 1.270f PvS 1.37

ML128.67 LP86.289 PYEn609

PYEb847 PYEd317 AMI3

JKi28.178 AMI3 EA1 EA 1.270f JTII 32.101, 103f

PYEb862 PI 51.168 MDP42.261

AMI3.21 OPa 14.319

FB44.298 PYEd411 PaW 17.26 n.9

AMI3 PYEn659 PYEb874 EA 1.2/D

AMI3.J7 ML 128.65 AH 135.249 AM13.29

PYEb903 PYEd847 EB67.227

AMI3.J7 AM13.49 EA 1.268

PaW 17.26 n.9 EA 1.270f ML 128.66

ER49.111 PY Eo- series PYEb976 PI 50.163 n.IO

AH 133.54 n.313 PI54.140 PYEd901 AMI3.11, 29,49

PYEb 1176 AMI3.22, '37, 49 EA 1.2/D, 284 n.32

AMI3.19 EA 1.270f MMr3.117

MDP42.261 LP86.289 PYEo 160

PYEb1187 PY En- series JKi 28.1(:() n.l9

PI 50.163 n.9 AH 133.54 n.313 JTII32.101

AMI3 LP85.255

PYEb 1188 EA1 PaW 17.26 n.9

PI 50.163 n.9 LP 86.288f, 289 n.5 MMr3.117

PYEo224

AMI3 PYEb1347 MDP42.261

AMI3.41 PvS 1.'37 EP20.156

PYEo226

MDP42.261

144

PYEo228 PY Ep- series PYEq36

MDP42.261 AH 133.54n313 EA 1.271 AM13 LyB 12.149 n.33

PYEo2A7 EA l.W, 284 n32

AH 135.249 LP86.288 PYEq146

EA 1.285 MMr3.117 AM13.J7 ER49.111 PI 51.168 EA 1.271, 284 n.32 LP86.289

PYEp212 JC 113.25

ML 128.67 StH 17.223 0Pa14 PI54.140 PvS l.Jl PvS l.Jl PYEq213

PYEo269 PYEp:Dl AH135.244 AM13.llf, :J)

EB67.233 AM13.J7, 39, 45 EA1 PI 54.139 LP86.289 FB44.298

OPa 14.1!) FGs9.124 PYEo276 JKi28.178

EA 1.286 PYEp539 JvL 7.138

JKi 28.100 n.l9 AM13 LyB 12153

m-!32.101 ML 128.67 ML 128.65

PaW 17.26 n.9 PI 51.168 OPa 14.319 PI 54.138

PYEo278 PYEp613 VI 6.51

VG54.342 AM13 PYEq887 EA 1.271

PYEo351 FB44 EA 1.271

AH 135.249 LyB 12153 PY Er- series

PYEoJll PYEp704 AM13.11, 29

m-I 32101, 103 AM13 PaW 17.26 n.9 EFl 1.266 n.8, 267 n.9 PYEr312

FB 44.298, :mf AM 35.94 n.23 PYEo444 FGs 9.121, 132 AM13

AH 135.249 JC 113.25, 29 ER49.102

AM13.29,48 LP86.289 FB44.296 LP87.596 mi32

PYEo471 MMr 3.118 n.9 LP 86.289 n.5

AH 135.249 OPa 14.315, 317f LyB 12154 VG54.343 MMr 3.118 n.6 YD40./U3 PaW 17.26n.9

PY Eq- series

AH 133.54 n.313 AM13.11 EA 1.262, 268

145

PYEr8ll> PYEs653 PYFn187

AM13 LyB 12.149 n.33 AH 135.251 FGs 9.124 n.49 StH 15.1005 CR84.84n42 ML 128.65 EP20.187 MMr 3.118 n.6 (asPY Er :ID) PYEs703 FGs9.128

StH 15.1005 JKi 28.165 n.23 PY Es- series JLM41

AM13 PYEs726 LyB 12.153 n.57 JKi28.178 StH 15.1005 PI 50.163 n.7 LyB 12.159 StH 15.1005 StH 15.1005f PYEs727

PYFn324 PYEs644 StH 15.1005

AM13.28 ML 129.206 PYEs728 ER49.100

StH 15.1005 FGs9.l:D

PYEs645 FVa/102.201

StH 15.1005 PYEs729 ML 128.67 PI 53

PYEs646 StH 15.1005 PI 54.138

LyB 12.149 n.33 PYFa16 PYFn867 StH15.1005 ASc39.348 PaW 17.27

PYEs647 PYFg374 PYFpl StH15.1005 JKi28.178 JvL6.113

PYEs648 LP87.597 MR:D.284 PY Fr- series

StH 15.1005 PYFn50 LyB 11.201f

PYEs649 AH 133.52

LyB 12.154, 159

LyB 12.149 n.33 AM13.28 PYFr343 PI 50.163 n.9 LP87.597 StH 15.1005 PaW 17.27

JIH32.100

PI 54.138 JvL6.125

PYEs650 PYFn79

PYFr1184 AM13.21, 34f ER49.111 AM 35.103 n.ro

FB44.:ID

LyB 12.152 n.46 AM13.28 FV a/JO 2.266f

PI 50.163 n.9 FGs 9.123, 127 JKi28.178

JC 113.26 LP87.597

PYEs651 LP 85.257 n 12, 258 (asPY Fn 70) OPa 14.319

StH 15.1005 ML 128.66 PYFr 1198 PI 54.138

PYEs652 EF11.281

StH 15.1005

146

PYFr 1202 PYFr 1222 PYFr 1241

FGs 9.117 LyB 12.155 AH 135.243 JvL6.119 PaW 17.26n.11 JKi 28.11{) LyB 12.152

PYFrl224 PYFr 1251 PYFr 1203 FGs 9.116 LyB 12.155

AH 135.246 ITH32.1rn PaW 17.26n.ll ASc 39.349, 352 LyB 12.149 n.33

YD43.382f PYGn428 PYFr 1205 PI 49.149

AH 135.244 PYFr 1225

LyB 12.157 JvL6.121 PY Ja- series

PYFr 1206 LyB 12.153 n.57 FVa/J02155 StH 15.1004

AH 135.243 PYJa749

JKi 28.11{) PYFr12Z7 FVa/J02155

JvL6.118f JIH 32.100, 108f LoG/JKi/JO 2.454 n.2 LyB 12.153 n.57 LyB 12.155 YD43.382 PaW 17.26, 26n.ll PY Jn- series

PYFr 1215 PYFr1228 FVa/J02155 JKi27.134

AH 135.244 LyB 12.155 JKi28.166 ITH 32.100, 1m PaW 17.26 n.ll JvL6.123 LyB 12.155

PYFr 1ll> PaW 17.26

PaW 17.26 n.ll StH 15.1004 PYJn310

PYFr 1216 AIL3.185

YD43.382f PYFr 1231 CPa 14.3:!)

PYFr 1217 JvL6.121 PI 50.163

JvL6.125 PYFr 1232 PYJn310

YD43.382f YD43.383 LyB 12.153

PYFr1219 PYFr 1235 PYJn320

LyB 12.153, 155 JIH32100 CR 85.210 n13 PaW 17.26n.ll JvL6.123 FVa/J02155

PYFr 1220 LyB 12.155 LoG/JKi/JO 2.454 n.2 PaW 17.26,26n.ll PvS 1.36

JIH 32.100, 108f LyB 12.156, 159 n.95 PYFr1236 PYJn389

PYFr 1221 JvL6.121 FB44.298 LyB 12153n.57 FGs 9.120, 131

LyB 12.155 PaW 17.26n.ll PYJn413

PI 50.163 n.9

147

PYJn415 PYJn750 PYJo438

FVa!J02155 AH 135.244, 246 AM 35.94 n.23 PI 54.138 FGs9.117 AM13.26

GPc 1.363 JC 116 PYJn431 MgL4.81 ML 128.67

AH 135.245 MMe4.1:ll PaW 17.27

AIL3.185 PI 50.162 n.4 PI 54.137 AM 35.100 n.52 BSe 5.1182 n.7 PYJn829 PYKn718

EP20.156 AH 133.53 MMr 3.118 n.6 LP85.2ffl AIL 3.183, 185 PaW 17.26 AM13.26 PYLa623

Pl52250 CR 84.85 n.44 JKi 28.154 n.l1 EA 1.263, 265

PYJn478 FGs9.117 PYLa626

AH 135.249 JC 116 FV a!JO 2.152 ML 128.65 LP87.597

OPa 14.316 PYLa630 PY Jn601 PI 50.163n.7

PvS 1.27 JKi 28.154 n.l1

BSe4.81 FV a!JO 2.155 StH 18.194 PYLa635 PaW 17.26 StH 21.189

VI 6.49 FGs9.124 PI49.148 PI50.163 PYJn832 PYLa640

PYJn658 JKi 28.166, 167 n.29 FV a!JO 2.152

AM 35.101 n.52 PI 50.163 PY Ma- series FVaiJ02.155f, 159 PI 54.142f

OPa 14.319 AM13.31, 39

PYJn845 EAI PI 49.150

FVaiJ02.295 CR85.211 PY Jn693 FGs 9.117f ML l:ll

PaW 17.26 MMr3.118n.7 Pl49.148

PI49.150 PYMa90 PYJn706

PY Jn881 EA 1.266f AH135.248 ML 129.205,205 n1 FV a!JO 2.155f, 159 AH 133.53

AIL 3.187 n.20 ML l:ll.l49

PYJn715 PYMa120 CR 85.210 n.14 ML 129.205

PYJn725 ML 1:ll.l49

AM 35.101 n.52 FVaiJ02155

148

PYMa123 PYMa335 PYMn1410

EA 1.266 ML 129.205 AH 135.249 ML 129.205 ML 1l:J.l49 PYMa346 PYMn1412

EA 1.266 PI50.163 PYMa124 ML 129.205

ML 129.205 PYN-series

ML 1l:J.l49 PYMa365 AM13.53

PYMa126 EA 1.265f ML 129.205 PY Na- series

ML1l:J.l48 ML 1l:J.l49 AHI.R 1 VI 6.49 AM13.39

PYMa162 LyB 12154 MDP42.262 PYMa378

EA 1.266 PYNa334 PYMa 193 ML 129.205 JIH 32.100, 105

EA 1.266 ML 1l:J.l49

ML 129.205, 205 n.1 PYNa395 PYMa393 ML 1l:l.149 EA 1.287

EA 1.266 PYMa216 ML 129.205, 205 n.l PYNa406

ML 129.205 VI 6.49 EA 1.263

PYMa221 PYMa397 StH 15.1008

ML 129.205 AH 135.255 PYNa425

ML 1l:J.l49 ML 129.205 AH 135.248 ML 1l:l.l49

PYMa222 PYNa514

EA 1.266 PY Mb- series

JKi27.134 ML 129.205 StH 15.1004

PYNa520 PYMa225 PYMb 1366

StH 15.1004 FGs 9.124, 124 n.49

EA 1.266 LP87.596f ML128.64 ML 129.205f PYMb1401 PYNa561 ML 1l:l.148f Pl54.140 MDP42.261

PYMa3~ PYMn 11 PYNa568 ML 129.205 FVa/J02.295f, fig. 204 LP87.597

PYMa333 PYMn456 StH 21.189 n.4 VI 6.49

ML129.205 AH 135.247 PI54.144 PYNa577

PI 50.164.

149

PYNa588 PYOnDl PY Sa- series

AH 135.245 AM 35.94 n.23 CR 85.XJ7, 212 AM13.26 FV a/JO 2.142

PYNa926 EA 1.285, 2JfJ ML 129.207 n.6

FB44.:ll3f ER49.100

JK.i27.133f JC 116.101, 103 PYSa22

OPa 14.315 PYOn656

FVa/J02.64f, 67 ML 129.207 n.6

PYNa941 JK.i28.179 JK.i27.133f PYSa287

PY Pa- series FVa/J02 PYNa 1038 FVa/J02.173, 176

LyB 12.156 PYSa403 PYPa49 FV a/JO 2140, 143

PYNg319 FVa/J02

AHLR 1.472f PvS 1.37 PYSa483

PYNn228 PYPa53 FVa/J02140, 144,147

AH 135.248 FVa/J02 PYSa487

AHLR 1.469 FVa/J02.140, 144, 147 EA 1.263, 267 PYPa398

JIH32.105 FVa/J02.173 PYSa488

MDP42.263 OPa 14.319 PYPa398.a

FVa/J02

PI 50.164 PaW 17.27 PYSa682 StH 15.1008 VI6.50 PY Pa 889 [+] 1002

FVa/J02.140, 143 JK.i28.163f

PYNn831 FV a/JO 2.172ff PaW 17.27 PYSa751

CR 85.210 n13 LP87.598 PY Pn- series

FVa/J02.140, 144, 147

pya, 1372 FVa/JO 2.176 PYSa753

FV a/JO 2.152 PYPn:D FVa/J02.140, 144, 147

pya, 1373 EA 1.263, 263 n.5 PYSa755

FVa/J02.172f FVa/J02 FVa/J02.152 JK.i28.178

PY oka- series VI 6.49 PYSa758

AH 134.229 PYQa 1299 FVa/J02140, 144

StH 16.142 JvL6.121 PYSa 700

PY On- series PYQa 1:D3 FVa/J02.140, 144

AH 134.231 n.7 PI50.164

150

PYSa761 PYSa 7fJ7 PYSh737

FV a/JO 2.140, 143 FV a/JO 2140, 144, 147 FVa/J02

PYSa763 PYSa834 PYSh738

FVa/J02140, 144 FVa/J02140, 144,147 FVa/J02 PI54.142

PYSa840 PYSh7?B PYSa 766 FV a/JO 2140f, 144 FVa/J02

FVa/J02140, 144 PYSa843 PYSh740

PYSa 767 FVa/J02.140, 144 FVa!J02 FVa/J02140, 144 ML 128.63 ML 129.207 n.6

PYSa 768 PYSa 1264 PYSh741

FVa/J02.140, 144 FVaiJ02140, 144 FVa/J02

PYSa 769 PYSa1265 PYSh742

FVa/J02140, 144 FVa/J02140, 144 FV a/JO 2.20, 36f

PYSa774 PYSa 1267 PYSh743

FVa/J02140, 144, 147 FVa/J02140, 144 FVa/J02

PYSa787 py Sb 1315 PYSh744

AH 135.244 JvL6.116 FVa/J02 EB67.233 FVa/J02.140f, 143 PY Sh- series PY Sn- series

ML 128.63 JC 113.29 ML 129.206

PYSa790 PYSh733 PY Ta- series

FVa/J02.140, 144, 147 FVa/J02 AH 133.53

PYSa 791 CR84.84

PYSh734 FVa/J02 FVa!J02.140, 144, 147 FVa/J02 JC 116

ML 128.65 PYSa793 PYSh735 PI 50.164 n.14

FVa/J02 FVa/J02 StH 18.194, 194 n.31, 194 n.32 VG54.345

PYSa794 PYSh736

FVa/J02.140f, 143 FGs 9.118 PYTa641

FVa/J02.24 AH 133.114 n.625 PYSa 796 JKi28.179 AnHIFBr 1

FVa/J02140, 144, 147 ML 129.207 n.6 (asPY Sh 7?/J) FVa/J02 VG54.343

151

PYTa642 PYTa 713 PYTn316

AnH/FBr 1.68ff AH 135.246 AM 35.101 n.52 AnHIFBr 1.69f BSe4.62

PYTa7fJ7 FVa/102.248 EB67

AH 135.244 YD 43.379 n.11 EP20.26

AnHIFBr 1.66ff FB 44.299f, ~3

FB44.298 PYTa714 FGs 9.116, 121, 126

FV a/10 2.161f AH 135.247 FVa/102

LyB 12.156 AnHIFBr 1.66ff HM35

MDP42.262 FVa/102.161f, 242 1C 116.97

YD43.379 n.11 LyB 12.156 JKi28.177

YD 43.379 n.11 1vL6 PYTa/08 LyB 12

AnHIFBr 1.66ff PYTa715 PF27.244

FVa/102.161f AH135.248 StH 15

AnHIFBr 1.69ff StH 18.193f PYTa700 FVa/10 2.248 YD43.382f

AH 135.244 GPc 1.362 PYTn 996 AlL 3.187 n.20 VG54.342f

AnHIFBrl.71f AH135.244

ER49.102 PYTa 716 EP20.43

FVa/102 BSe 5.1182 n.8 ER49.102

FGs 9.117 FGs9.120 PYTa710 FVa/102 FVa/102

AnHIFBrl.66f GPc 1.362 10/0PIFV a 1.26

FVa/10 2.161f LyB 12.156 LP85.2(()

VG54.343 PYUa434 PYTa711

AH 133.53 PYTa721 ASc39.348

AM 35.94 n.23 AnHIFBr 1.66ff PYUa994 AM13.26 FVa/102

AnHIFBrl.71f FV a/10 2.152, fig. 206

CR. 85.210 n.13 PYTa722

EA 1.263, 265 AnHIFBr 1.66f, 72 PYUa 1413

FB44.296 FVa/102 FVa/102.152

FVa/102.247, fig. 169 PYUa 1418

1C 116.103 ITH 32.100, 106 FV a/10 2.296, fig. 205 LyB 12.154f ML 128.65 PYUb1315

OPa 14.319 CR. 85.211 n.17 PaW 17.26n.6,26n.11 EP20.66 V16.51 FGs9.118 YD40.'im ML 129.207 n.6

VG54.342

152

PYUb 1316 PYUn219 PYUn718

AM13.31 AH 133.52 AH 135.247 AH 135.250f AM13

PYUb 1317 FGs9.128 EF11

AM13.31 JKi 28.165 n.23 ER49.102 JLM41 FGs 9.119

PYUb 1318 JIH32.100 LyB 12.149 n.33, 15~ JvL6.123 MgL4.86 AH 133.52 n.]):t.

AH 135.245f LyB 12.148n.29, 152n.48 OPa 14.316 PF27.244 MDP42.263 PI 54.137 PYUn 1314

FB44.296 PYUf839 PYUn249

AM13.19 AH 135.245 PYUn 1321

PY Un- series ER49.100 AH 135.248 FV a/JO 2.197f GPc 1.362 ASc 39. 349,352 JKi28.178 MR :D.283, 292 EF11.262 JvL6.123

PYUn2 LyB 12153 PYUn1322 MMT 1.172 AM 35.100 n.46 ASc 39.348f MR:D.284 JKi 28.167 n.:D FB 44.299, ?fJ7

FGs 9.116 n.12 PYUn267 PYUn 1414 FV a!JO 2.264, fig. 182

AH 135.245 ML 129.'2JJ7 n.8 JIH 32.100, 107 EFl 1.263, 267

LyB 12.159 n.95 FVa!J02.197f PYVa15

PYUn6 JKi28.178 CR 85.210 n.lO

LP88.1338 EF11.268 EF11.281 MMT 1.172

FVa/JO 2.152 OPa 14.319 PYVa482 LyB 12.149 n.33 VI 6.49 ML 129.'2JJ7 n.6

PYUn47 PYUn443 PYVa 1191 ASc39.348 l.oG/JKi/10 2.454f, 456 n.25

AH 135.248 PYUn 138 PYUn592

PYVa1323 AH 135.243 FVa/J02.197f JKi 28.1'",D MDP42.263

PYVa 1324

FGs 9.117

153

PYVn10 PYWarn PYXa 1419

AH 133.38 EF11.286 n.33 LyB 12.147 AH 135.243 StH 15.1008 CR85.210 PYWam

EF11.263 FVa/J02.24 PYXn990

FGs9.132 StH 21.189 n.4 OPa 14.319 PYWa917 VI 6.49 (as Vn 210) EF11.263 PYXn 1342

JKi28.178 MR J:l.283, 292 PYVn20 VI 6.50

EA 1.285 YD40.'im PYXn 1357 fB44.297 lP87.598 MMe4.129 PYWa1148 LyB 12.148 n.29 OPa 14.319 AH 133.48

1HKtr75 PYVn46 PYWa 1199 JvL6.114

FVa/J02.163 PI 50.164 JvL6.120 1HOa745+rr74 MRJ:l.284 PY Wr- series JvL6.114

PYVn48 AH 133.48 n.282 1H Of- series

JvL6.120 PYWr1326 JKi28.176

PYVn1:J> JC 113.26 JlPJ).332 MMT 1.17lf

VI 6.51 PYWr1327

FV a/JO 2.64, 76 1HOf25 PYVn493

AM 35.101 n.52 AH 135.247 PYWr1360 JKi28.176 ER51.268

ER 49.99 n.26 PF27.244

PYVn851 PYXa~ 1HOf26

AH 135.251 MDP42.263 JvL6.115

FVa/J02.173 PI 50.164 MMT 1.172f

JC 113.26 OS35.221 PI54.142 PYXa102 PF27.244 PvS 1.32

LyB 12.147 StH 15.1008

PYVn865 StH 15.1008 1HOf27 AH 135.247 PYXa683 AH 133.53 n.311 lP 85.257 n.12

l\1L 128.67 AM 35.101 n.52 PI 54.137 JKi28.176 StH 21.189 n.4 PYXa1044 PI54.137

PYVn 1191 BSe4.T7

FGs9

154

TI10f28 TIIOf37 TIIUg8

JvL6.113 AH 135.249 MMT 1.171 LP87.598 JvL6.115 PI 54.137 PF27.244 MMT 1.172

Til Ug9 Til Of~ TIIOf38 MMT 1.171

MMT 1.172 AH 135.249 PI 54.137 LP 85.257 n.12

TIIOf31 MMT 1.172 TIIUg 11

LP87.598 MMT 1.171 LyB 12.148n. 29 TIIOf40 StH 15.1008 MMT 1.172 MMT 1.172 al35.221 TIIUg 12

PF27.244 TIIOf43 MMT 1.171 MMT 1.171

TIIOf32 TIIUg 14

AM 35.101 n.52 Til Ug 1 MMT 1.173 MMT 1.172 FGs9.1?D

MMT 1.171 TIIUg 15 TIIOf33

MMT 1.171, 173 AH 133.38 Til Ug- series

JK.i28.176 JLP )).332 TIIUg 17 al35.221 MMT 1.171f MMT 1.171, 173 StH 15.1008

TIIUg3 Til Ug 19 TIIOf34

AH 133.38 MMT 1.172 AH 135.245 MMT 1.171 EP20.156 TIIUg20 JK.i28.176 TIIUg4

MMT 1.172 LP87.598 ML 128.67 PF27.244 MMT 1.171, 173 TIIUg21

TIIOf35 PI 54.137 MMT 1.171

AM 35.101 n.52 TIIUg5 TIIUg22 JK.i28.176 PI 54.137 PF27.244 MMT 1.172

Til Of 36 TIIUg 6 TIIUg23

MMT 1.171f MMT 1.172 AH 135.251 PI 54.137 AIL3.185 TIIUg24 AIL4 TIIUg7 JK.i28 MMT 1.172 JvL 6.121, 123, 125

PI54.137

LP87.598 TIIUg41

PF27.244 MMT 1.171f

155

THUg42 THZ879

MMT 1.171f ThGP 1

THZ839 TIEf2

LP89.56 AM 35.102 n.59 ThGP 1

TIEf3 THZ840 JK.i28.179

HD2.68n.73 ThGP 1 TISiS

THZ841 JIM41

HD2.68n.73 TIX6

ThGP 1 LoG/JKi/JO 2.455

THZ844 TIZ 11-22

HD2.68 LP89.55

THZ845 TIZ 10

ThGP 1 HD2.68n.75

THZ853 TIZ24

ThGP 1 LP89.55

THZ856 TIZ25

HD2.68n.73 HD2.68n.71 ThGP 1

TIZ27 THZ857

HD2.68n.71 HD2.68n.71 LP89.55

THZ858 TIZ~

HD2.68n.71 ThGP 1 LP89.55

TIZ~+fr+fr THZ866

HD2.67 JIM41 ThGP 1 TIZ39

THZ867 JIM41 ThGP 1

ThGP 1

THZ868

ThGP 1

156

Linear A Sign Index

Ll L26 LSO

JC 114.140 fig. 3, 142 JC 114.140 fig. 3 LoG22.31

L2 L27 L51

JC 114.140 fig. 3 JC 114.142 JC 114.140 fig. 3 LoG22.31 StH 17.234 LoG22.31 PF28.131

L29 L52 L6 JC 114.140 fig. 3 AH 133.14

JC 114.140 fig. 3 L~

JC 114.140 fig. 3 JO'OPIFV a 1.10, 12

L7 JC 114.140 fig. 3 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L53

L31 AH 133.14f L15 JC 114.140 fig. 3 JC 114.140 fig. 3

JC 114.143 PF28.131 L32

L20 JC 114.140fig. 3 L54

LoG22.31 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L34

L21 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L55

JC 114.143 JC 114.140 fig. 3 PF28.132 L39 JO'OPIFV a 1.10, 12

JC 114.140 fig. 3 LoG22.31 L22 PF28.132 L56a

JC 114.140 fig. 3 PF28.132 L41 JO'OPIFV a 1.12

L23 JO/OPIFV a l.lOff L57

JC 114.140 fig. 3, 143 L42 AH 133.14

AH 133.34 n.250 LoG22.31 L24 PF28.131

JC 114.140 fig. 3 L44 L58

L25 PF28.131

JC 114.140 fig. 3, 142f

JC 114.140fig. 3 L45

JC 114.140 fig. 3

Linear A signs are listed in the Carratelli-Brice L scheme and according to transferred Linear B values, depending on the reference method used by the author of a particular work.

L59 L78 L93 (du)

JO'OP!fV a 1.10, 12 JC 114.140 fig. 3 StH 17.225 JC 114.140 fig. 3 JO'OP!fV a 1.10, 12

LoG22.31 L94 L60 PF28.131 JC 114.140fig. 3

AH 133.19f L81 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L95

PF28.131 JC 114.140 fig. 3 JC 114.140 fig. 3

L61 L82 LoG22.31 PF28.131

JC 114.140 fig. 3 AH 133.14f, 34 n.250 RiK4.191 L97

L83 JC 114.141 fig. 4 L62 StH 17.234 LoG22.31

JC 114.140 fig. 3 RiK4.188 L84 L98

L64 StH 17.234 AH 133.14

JC 114.140 fig. 3 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L86 PF28.131f

L67 JC 114.140 fig. 3, 142

LlOO

PF28.131 L88 PF28.131

L72 JC 114.143 PF28.131 LlOl

JC 114.140 fig. 3 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L89 PF28.131

L74 AH 133.14 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L102

L91 JC 114.140 fig. 3 L75 JC 114.140 fig. 3

AH 133.14 RiK4.188 L103

JC 114.140 fig. 3 L92

JC 114.140 fig. 3 JO/OP!fV a 1.10ff LoG22.31

L76 JC 114.140 fig. 3

L104 JO/OP!fV a 1.10ff JC 114.140 fig. 3 JC 114.142 LoG22.31 L93

JC 114.140 fig. 3, 142 L135 L77 PF28.131 PF28.131

JC 114.140 fig. 3 StH 17.225 L171

L9~ PF 28.131 n.l JO/OP!fVa 1.11

158

L173

PF 28.131 n.l

L174

PF 28.131 n.l

Ll!l)

PF 28.131, 131 n.l

Lc12

AH 133.14

Lc41

AH 133.14

Lc46

JoB6.1408

Lc90

AH 133.14

I.e 119

AH 133.14

Lml

JO/OPIFV a 1.10, 12

I.m2

JO/OPIFV a 1.10, 12

du

ju

ki

StH 17.225

JC 114.140 fig. 3 RiK4.191

StH 17.234

ku

StH 17.229f

Linear A .sign Index

ma

RiK4.189 StH 17.224

me

StH 17.234

mu

StH 17.234

ni

StH 17.234

J>aJ

JC 114.140 fig. 3, 142

JC 114.140 fig. 3

qa

RiK4.l<X)

qe

RiK4.1<X) StH 17.224

r~

JC 114.140 fig. 3, 142f

StH 17.234

t~

te

ti

JC 114.140 fig. 3, 142 WeN4.17

RiK4.189

WeN4.17

wa

StH 17.n>, 234

159

~

StH 17.n>

2'.0

StH 17.n>

~A+RE+PU

StH 17.228

A510=QA+PU

StH 17.228

JA+RU

RiK4.189f

Lc46=MA+RU

JoB6.1408

ME+SI

StH 17.W

SA+MU+KU

StH 17.229

Linear A Ideogram Index

160

Linear A Word Index

L83-tu a-ku-tu-*129 a-ti-ka-a

StH 17.232 StH 17.235 StH 17.233

L 83-tu-ja a-ku-tu-(ne) a-ti-ki-ta-a

StH 17.232 StH 17.223 StH 17.233

L32-31 a-me da-du-ma-ta

AH 133.16 PMIMPt 1.98 JvL 6.116 n.l4 StH 17.228f

L98-22 a-me-we

AH 133.18 PMIMPt 1.98 da-i-pi-ta

AH 133.20 L 103-22 a-pa-ra-ne StH 17.223

AH 133.18 n.l46 StH 17.232 da-ku-na

L 32-31-31-53 a-ra-na-re StH 17.231 AH 133.16, 22 StH 17.223

da-ku-se-ne

L 52-31-31-53 a-sa-~ StH 17.231,233 AH 133.16, 22 StH 17.223, 232

da-ku-se-ne-ti L 52-54-31-26 a-sa-sa-ra StH 17.233

AH 133.11 AH 133.22, 22 n.164 da-ma-te

a-du a-sa-sa-ra-me RiK4.191

StH 17.228 StH 17.233 da-me

ai-pi a-se StH 17.228 StH 17.225 StH 17.232

da-na-ne a-ka-nu a-se-ja StH 17.231

StH 17.226f StH 17.232 da-no

a-ka-ru a-ta-no StH 17.227 StH 17.227, 231f AF4.14

da-pa3

RiK4.189

161

da-qe-ra i-ta-ja ke-ki-ru

RiK4 AH 133.Xl StH 17.233 StH 17.223

da-ta-ra ki

RiK4.189f i(-)ti-ti-k:u-ni StH 17.225 StH 17.233

da-we-da ki-da-ro

StH 17.231 ja-sa AH 133.Xl AH 133.16 StH 17.223

di-de-ru

StH 17.223, 228f ja-sa-sa- ki-de-ma-wi-na

AH 133.16, 22 StH 17.227 di-ka-tu[

StH 17.223 ja-sa-sa-ra ki-ki-na

AF4.14 StH 17.234 di-ka-tu AH 133.22

StH 17.233 ki-ki-ra-ja ja-sa-sa-ra-ma-na AF4.14

di-ka-tu-na StH 17.233 StH 17.233

StH 17.233 ja-ta-no-L 88 ki-ra

di-za-ke StH 17.233 StH 17.233

PvS 1.29 ka-du-ma-ne ki-re-taz

du-da-ma StH 17.231 StH 17.232 RiK4.189

ka-k:u-pa ki-re-ta-na i-ja-te StH 17.233 StH 17.231,233

StH 17.223 ka-pa ki-re-tja

i-k:u-ta RiK4.188ff StH 17.232 StH 17.223

ka-pa-qe ki-ri-taz i-pi-na-ma RiK4 StH 17.232f

StH 17.233 ka-ro-JHlJ ki-ri-tja

i-pi-na-ma-si-ru-te StH 17.226 StH 17.232 StH 17.233

ka-ru ki-ro i-pi-na-mi-na StH 17.232 AF4.14

StH 17.233 AH 133.18n.146 ka-sa-ru StH 17.225

StH 17.223

162

ki-ru rna-? pa-sa-we-ja

StH 17.233 RiK4.189f StH 17.232

ku-*56-nu ma-ka-ri-te pa-se

StH 17 AF4.14 StH 17.232 StH 17.2n', 235

ku-da pa-se-ja

StH 17.233 ma-ka-we-te StH 17.232 StH 17.2n', 235

ku-do-ni pa-ta-qe

StH 17.223 ma-ru StH 17.226 StH 17.223, 231

ku-ku-da-ra pi

StH 17.233 mi-nu-te StH 17.225

StH 17.228 ku-mi-na( -qe) pi-ta-ja

StH 17.229 no-pi-na RiK4 AF4.14

ku-ni-su pi-ta-ka-se

StH 17.228f no(-)ti -ti -ku -ni PvS 1.27

StH 17.233 ku-pa pi-ta-ke-si

StH 17.229, 232f p~-ni PvS 1.27 StH 17.233

ku-pa3-na-tu po-to

StH 17.223,233 pa3-ni-na PF28.132 RiK4.189

pu-ko ku-pa3-na-tu-na StH 17.233 StH 17.233

pa-da-su StH 17.227

ku-parnu StH 17.233 qa-~

StH 17 StH 17.226 pa-i-to

ku-p~-we-ja StH 17.223,234 qa-qa-ru

StH 17.232 StH 17.223 pa-ja-re

ku-pa-ja StH 17.223 qa-~-wa

StH 17.223,232 RiK4.188 pa-ra StH 17.223, 238f

ku-ro StH 17.2n'

AH 133.18n.146 qa-ti-da

PF28.132 pa-ra-ne RiK4.191

StH 17.225 StH 17.232

163

qe-pi-ta sa-ra su-pu

RiK4 MgL 4.85 n.14 StH 17.226 StH 17.224, 228

qe-rll:! ta-nu-a-ti

StH 17.228 sa-fll:! StH 17.233 MgL 4.85 n.14

qe-rll:!-U StH 17.232 te

RiK4.188 StH 17.225 sa-ra-ra

qe-ti StH 17.:ro te-ja-re

RiK4.1~ StH 17.223 sa-ro

qe-tu AF4.14 te-ro

RiK4.191 MgL4.85n14 StH 17.225 StH 17.233

sa-ro-te ti-ti-ku( -ni) qe-tu-ju StH 17.226f StH 17.231, 233

RiK4.191 sa-ru tu

qe-tu-ne StH 17.228 StH 17.231 StH 17.:ro, 233

-sa-sa- u-di-mi qi-tu-ne AH 133.16, 22 StH 17.231

StH 17.:ro, 233 sa-ta u-na-ka-na-si

ra-ti-se StH 17.:ro StH 17.233 RiK4.189

u-na-ru-ka-na se-sa-me

-sa- StH 17.229 StH 17.233 AH 133.11

si-ta wa-du-ni-mi sa-ja-ma-na StH 17.234 RiK4.189

StH 17.227 StH 17.231 su-ki-ri-ta

sa-ma AH 133.20 wa-ja

RiK4.189 StH 17.223 StH 17.233

sa-ma-ro su-ki-ri-te-se-ja -we-ja

StH 17.223 StH 17.231f StH 17.226

sa-ma-ti su-J>aJ-ra

StH 17.223 StH 17.226

164

Linear A Text Index

APZ2b liT lib IIT27

StH 17.233 StH 17.223 AH 133.16 n.l40

APZ26 liTH IIT28b

StH 17.233 StH 17.224 StH 17.223

liT series IIT12 IIT29

AH 133.16 n.l40, 22 RiK4.191 StH 17.223 StH 17.2JJ, 233

liT la IITD

PvS 1.29 liT 12a StH 17.2JJ StH 17 StH 17.228

IIT31 IIT2 liT 13 StH 17.226f

StH 17.231f StH 17.223 IIT33

IIT3 liT 16 JO'OP/FVa 1.15, 19 StH 17.223 StH 17.233

IIT34 IIT6 liT 18 StH 17.229

RiK4 StH 17.232 IIT35

IIT6b IIT20 StH 17.223, 233 StH 17.231 StH 17.233

IIT36 IIT7 IIT21a StH 17.227 RiK4.1~ PvS 1.27

IIT38 IIT7b IIT23a StH 17.226

StH 17.nl StH 17.229 IIT39

IIT8b IIT24 StH 17.223, 225 StH 17.223 StH 17.226, 2JJ, 232

IIT41a HT9a IIT24a StH 17.233

StH 17.232 StH 17.nl

165

HT44a HT93a HT115a

StH 17.226 StH 17.223, 232 StH 17.232

HT46b HT94b HT115b

StH 17.233 StH 17.233 StH 17.232

HT47a HT95 HT 116

StH 17.223, 233 RiK4.188 AH 133.17f StH 17.227f

HT52a HT 116a

StH 17.223, 233 HT95a StH 17.223, 232 StH 17.223, 228f

HT54a HT117

StH 17.229 HT95b StH 17.2l)f StH 17.223, 228f

HT61 HT 117a

StH 17.229 HT96a StH 17 StH 17.231, 233

HT85a HT118

StH 17.223 HT96b StH 17.223, 225 StH 17.226, 231

HT85b HT119

StH 17.232f HT97a StH 17.223 StH 17.223, 232

HT86 HT120

RiK4.188 HT102 StH 17.223 StH 17 StH 17.225, 233

HT121 HT86a HT103 StH 17.232

StH 17.223 StH 17.231, 233 HT122

HT87 HT104 StH 17.223 PvS 1.27 StH 17.233 StH 17.2?0 HT122a

HT106 StH 17.233 HT88 StH 17.228

JIH28.25 HT 126a

StH 17.223,234 HT109 StH 17.231

HT89 StH 17.228,231

HT127

StH 17.223, 232 HT 114a PF28.131

HT90 StH 17.232

HT 128a

StH 17.232 StH 17.229, 231

166

HT129 KH63 PH7

StH 17.233 JO'OPIFV a 1.15 l..oG22.:ll

HT 131 KH68 PHS

PF28.132 JO'OPIFV a 1.15 JO'OPIFV a 1.12 l..oG22.:ll

HT 13la KHWal002

StH 17.226 AH 133.11 PH9

l..oG22.:ll HT158b KHWc2005

StH 17.232 AH 133.11 PHlO

l..oG22.:ll HT 1176 KNZ 10=18a

StH 17.23) AH 133.16 n.l40 PHll

l..oG22.:ll HT2158b KNZ18

StH 17.231 StH 17.226 PH12

l..oG22.:ll HTW201 KOZl

StH 17.232 StH 17.233 PH 13

l..oG22.:ll HTW202 KoZlc

StH 17.232 StH 17.233 PH14

l..oG22.:ll HTW22Cb MAl

StH 17.232f JO/OPIFVa l.llff PH15

l..oG22.:ll KHlO MA2

StH 17.226 JO'OPIFVa 1.11, 13 PH 16

l..oG22.:ll KHll MAlO

PF28.131 JO'OPIFVa 1 PH17

l..oG22.:ll KH12 MI21

JO'OPIFV a 1.15 StH 17.233 PH18

l..oG22.:ll KH18 PHl

JO'OPIFV a 1.15 PF28.131 PH19

l..oG22.:ll KH31 PH3a

JO'OPIFV a 1.15 StH 17.23) PH22

l..oG22.:ll KH59 PH6

PF28.131 l..oG22.:ll

167

PH24 PSZ2=1 1a

LoG22.:l.l AH 133.16 n.140

PH26 TEZ2

LoG22.:l.l AH 133.11

PH27 TLZ 1=1 16

LoG22.:l.l AH 133.16 n.l40

PH28 TY3a

LoG22.:l.l StH 17.223

PHD TYZ4

PF28.132 StH 17.233

PH31 W214

PF28.132 StH 17.229

PHW18 ZA1=1V4

StH 17.232 AH 133.11

PHW37 ZA9a

StH 17.223 StH 17.223

PHZ4 ZA9b

StH 17.223 StH 17.223

PKZ4=1 12 ZA12

AH 133.16 n.l40 StH 17.223

PKZ8=13 ZAW2

AH 133.16 n.140 StH 17.233

PKZ10

StH 17.233

PKZll

StH 17.233

PKZ 11=14c

AH 133.16 n.140

PRZ 1=117c

AH 133.16 n.140

168

ablative LyB 11.199

see a&>: nouns, case

accusative VG54

see a&>: nouns, case

Achaea TJP2

adjectives AH 135.24 AIL4 CR85.211ff ER51.272f MR:U OS35.212f MDP42.28J

adjectives, ethnic MDP42 PI 54

adjectives, verbal AH135

adjuncts ITH28 LyB 11.202

see a&>: writing systems, structure of

Subject Index

169

administration AH134 FGs9.127 ML130

administration, terminology of AM35 PI~

Aeolic dialect FMa3 JC 115 PCn3

see a&>: dialects of Greek dialects of Mycenaean

agriculture FGs9.122 YD41

Ajax AGT4

Alashiya ABKI

alphabet, origin of AH133

see a&>: writing systems, development of

anaphora CFa14

seealro: syntax

Anatolian

AAM1 AMQ10 JoB7 OS 35.218ff

seealro: Ancient Near East Luvian

Ancient Near East JDM9 J1H33 MAUJoC1

seealro: Anatolian

animals and animal husbandry CGm1 J1H29

Aphrodite GC37

appellatives

see: names, occupational ooomastics personal names

Arcadia PhB 1

Subject Index

170

archaeological sites ER51 HC6 LoG24 RHS/001

seealro: archaeology, overview of finds Crete Crete, excavation reports Cyclades IXndra Gla Mallia MountJouktas Thelx:s Tiryns Troy

archaeology, overview of finds

HC6

seealro: archaeological sites

architecture JoS7 StH21

architecture, religious AIL3 JNC/EmM 1.95 JvL5 LyB 12.158

Ariadne GC37

armor and weapons AJL3 FCc 1 FGs9

see also: military equipment warricr graves

aspiration, initial CR85.214ff

see also: phonology

assibilation ER51

see also: phonology

assimilation RVzl

see also: phonology

asyndeton FB44.:ro

see also: syntax

bronze

AJL3 AJL4 StH21

see also: metallurgy metallurgy, raw materials trade

bronzesmiths

JKi27

see also: metallurgy

Subject Index

171

calendar

case

see:

LyB 11.199 YD41

nouns, case

cataphora OPa 14.318ff

see also: syntax

ceramics

see: ceramics, chronology potter's marks pottery

ceramics, chronology

JR38

see also: ceramics

chariots CR8S FGs 9.119

see also: military equipment

chronology

see: Room of the Cltariot Tablets

climate PI 50.166ff

clusters, consonant

OS36

seealro: phonology

cluster simplification

OS36

seealro: phonology

comparatives ER51.272

see alro: morphology

compensatory lengthening AnB 69 GAS 1 MR:.lJ285

seealro: phonology

conjunction FB44

seealoo: syntax

contact, foreign

see: relations trade

contact influence, linguistic non-Greek on Mycenaean Greek: RU3

Greek on non-Greek: GPcl Pl49

Subject Index

172

continuity, historical

FGs9 AM35

Corinth

EBa 1.140

crafts

AM35

Cretan Hieroglyphic Script

AH 133 ASc38 LoG22 LoG24 WB39

seealro:

Crete

writing systems, types of

EmM26 EPol GCd5 JDMIO MRP18 NPll VHa4 VK14


Crete, excavation reports

JoS8 JoS9


Crete, Mycenaean presence on

JoS9 J1H28 LeP 9.179

cults

CoR16 JNOEmM 1.95 JvL6 StH 15

seeabn: religion

culture, Indo-European

BSe5

Cyclades

RHS/OD1

seeabn: archaeological sites

Cypriot scripts

EmM25

seeabn: miting systems, types of

Cypro-Minoan II script

AH133 JoB7

seeabn: miting systems, types of

Cypro-Minoan I script

AAM1 AH133 EmM26 EmMT! JC114 LoG/ASc2

see also: miting systems, types of

Subject Index

173

Cyprus ABK1 EmM25 EmM26 EmMT! EPo1 GCd5 IID2 HVa4 JDM10 LoG/ASc2 VK14

Dark Age Greece

Rfr1

dative ER49.96 LyB 11.199

seeabn: nouns, case

decipherment

JC111 JoB7 VG55

deities JvL6 LP88

seeabn: religion

demographics JnOWMc 1 PH1

Dendra FCc 1

seeabn: archaeological sites

depalatalization ER51.269

see a.loo: phonology

designations

MgL4

destruction, general

CoR18 JIH31 JvL7

see a.loo: Knossos, destruction of Minoan civilization, destruction of Mycenaean civilization, destruction of

Pylos, destruction of

dialects of Greek

AnB67 AnB69 ER49 FMa3 GASl JC 115 OS35 PCn3 RiJ2

see a.loo: Aeolic dialect Homeric Greek dialect Ionic dialect

dialects of Mycenaean

AnB67 ER49 LyB 11.199 PCn3

Subject Index

174

digamma MR31.286

seea.loo: writing systems, structure of

dissimilation

OS35.211

seea.Ioo: phonology

Dorian invasion JIH:D

Dorians AnB67

dummy (empty) vowel

JLM41

seea.loo: writing systems, structure of

Ebla

CYG17

economy

CGml FGs9.129 JKi27

economy, terminology of

LP87

ellipsis OPa 14.316ff

seea.Ioo: syntax

epic poetry

see: Homer

epigraphy

AH133 JO,:;() LoG22

ethnics

see: adjectives, ethnic names, personal

etymology

EJF2 GJP 1 MMe4 PI,:;()

etymology, Homeric and later Greek OS35

faience

KPFI

food FGs 9.117

foreign contact

see: relations trade

Subject Index

175

frescoes

BoR8 JvL6 LMBI MCa3 MvEl ONgl CRI

frescoes, Knossos

JIH28.43

gemination MR:ll.287f

see also: phonology

genitive

AH 135.241 ER51.272 LyB 11.198 MRl.l

see also: nouns, case

geomorphology l.P89 NRol

Gla

EBa 1

see also: archaeological sites

Greek appellatives HaS3

Greeks, arrival of

PvS 1

Hand 138

LyB 11.197

seealro: hands

Hand222

LyB 11.197

see aloo: hands

hands

see: Hand 138 Hand222 hands, Knossos

hands, Knossos

JKi28

seealro: hands

Hebrew

HBRI

Subject Index

176

Homer

AH 133 AH134 CR83 JH11 ITH29 ITH31

seealro: etymology, Homeric and later Greek Homer and literacy Homer, historicity of Homer, Mycenaean elements in Homer, traces of in Mycenean corpus

Homeric Greek dialect Homeric texts, transmission of lexicon, Homeric names, peroonal, Homeric and later oocial structure, Homeric

Homer, historicity of

AH134 BSe4 CR83 HaS3 ITH31 PaW17

Homer, Mycenaean elements in

BSe4 CR83 JH11 RiJ2

Homer, traces of in Mycenean corpus

CR83 IP85

Homer and literacy AH 133

Homeric Greek dialect MVCI OS35 PaW17 PMo4 RiT2

seealfo: dialects of Greek dialects of Mycenaean lexicon, Homeric

Homeric texts, transmission of AH133

household goods

FGs9.120

ideograms, Linear B

FVa!J02

Iliad Rfrl

infinitive FB44.297

seealfo: morphology

inscriptions MSz 1

Ionic dialect JC115

seealoo:

ivory

dialects of Greek dialects of Mycenaean

JSk3

Subject Index

177

Kadmos RBE2

Knossos HC6 NRol

Knossos, destruction of

AWa7 JR37 MRP17 RU2 StH20

seealfo: destruction, general

labials

ER51.273

seealfo: phonology writing systems, structure of

labiovelars ML128


Lak:onia

PCt 1

land use

AM13 JnCIWMc 1

laryngeals OS35.210


La tiD GPc 1

lead weights

KMP2

seealfo: metallurgy metallurgy, raw materials textiles

lexicon

AliA AM35 FGs9

seealfo: etymology etymology, Homeric and later Greek morphology vocabulary, non-Indo-European

lexicon, Homeric

ENC2 J1H33 ID40

ligatures

J1H28 LyB 11.202

Linear A

AAM1 AH133 ASc38 JC 114 JO/OP/fVa 1 LoG22 LoG24 LoG/ASc2 PF26 PF28 RiK4

Subject Index

178

Linear A, inscriptions

AAM1 WB39

Linear A, phonology

JC114

Linear B, decipherment

JC 111

Linear B, general

AH 133 AH134 AM35 ASc38

Linear B, origins of

JO~

ITH28

literacy

AH133

local alphabets

AH 133

seealfo: writing systems, types of

loss of word final stops

OS 36.339

seealfo: phonology

Luvian

VG55

seealfo: Anatolian

Subject Index

Mallia PF26


measurement

see: lead weights

Messenia JnOWMcl

metallurgy HC5 JDM9 JDMlO JWbl NHGI NPll

see alro: l:ronze l:ronzesmiths lead weights metals, tenninology of trade, copper

metallurgy, raw materials JWbl

metals FGs 9.119

metals, terminology of RVzl

metanalysis (agglutinationldeglutination) OS 36.339ff

179

metathesis MDP42.261

seealro: phonology

metrology

see: lead weights metallurgy metallurgy, raw materials

military equipment

see: chariots annor armor and weapons warfare

Minoan civilization, destruction of

JR38 l..eP 9 WrB2

seealro: destruction, general

Minoan Crete, overview AF4

morphology CR84 JC 115 MRJ)

seealro: comparatives infinitive nouns (various headings) participle prefixes suffixes

Subject Index

Mount Jouktas

WB39


Mycenaean civilization, destruction of

CoR18 PGr3

seealro: destruction, general

Mycenaean civilization, origins of

LV5 RLf 1

Mycenaean civilization, overview

AF4 JO/AFH 1 SEI 1

Mycenaean interaction with Mediterranean cultures

StH 16

mythology

BSe4 CaTlO PhB 1 RBE2

names, occupational

AH135 MDP42.261

100

names, personal

FGs9.130f HD2 MgL4 PI 50.162, 166 PI 53 PI 54 PvS 1

names, personal, foreign (non-Greek)

PI50.162

names, personal, Homeric and later

AGT4 HaS3 HM35 lP85 PI 53

names, topographic

see: toponyms

nodules

AH 133.48f LoG/109

nominative

LyB 11.198 VG54

seealro: nouns, case

non-Greeks

PI 54.141f

nouns, agent

AH135

nouns, case

CR84

see also: ablative accusative dative genitive nominative vocative

nouns, -eus ending

PvS 1.28

nouns, feminines in -ja

ER51.272

nouns, general

MR:D

nouns, nwnber

CR84 VG54

nouns, o-stem.

LyB 11.198

nouns, s-stem.

LyB 11.198

occupations, terminology of

AM35 LyB 12.157f MgL4

oil LyBll

onomastics, etymology of

AGT4 PI 54

Subject Index

181

onomastics, general

PI 52

see also: names, occupational personal names

orality

AH 133

orthography CR84./D

see also: writing systems, structure of

palaces MMr3

palatalization

AH135 ER51 JAG2 MDP42

Pan

see also: phonology

Hill 1

papyrus ASc39

parataxis FB44.:mn

see also: syntax

pars pro toto CR85.208ff

see also: syntax

participle

AH 135.241 CR84.71 ER51.272 FB44.298f MDP42.261

seea!ID: morphology

particles

FB 44.299, :m OPa 14.318

seea!ID: morphology

Phaistos

KBr10

Phaistos Disk

AH133 JFa8 lD38 LoG22.36 VG55 WeN4 YD41 YD43

Phoenician

MSz 1

phonological change, chronology of

ER 51.27lff

Subject Index

182

phonology

see: aspiration, initial assibilatioo assimilatioo cluster simplification clusters, consonant compensatory lengthening depalatalizatioo dissimilatioo gemination labials labiovelars laryngeals loss of word final stops metathesis palatalization pt/t alternation sibilants syncope

Phylakopi CoR15 CoR16

pinacology

EB67

population densities

JnOWMc 1

post-Mycenaean Age

see: continuity, historical Homer

potters' marks

HD2

seea!ID: ceramics

pottery

OJR 17575 HD2

see also: ceramics

prefixes

YD43

seeal&l: morphology

pre-Greek traces

ER51.273 LyB 12.147

presents in -jo

ER5I.m

pronominalization

OPa 14.315

see also: morphology syntax

pronouns

MR:rl

see also: morphology syntax

provinces, administration of

ML 1:rl

pt/t alternation

OS36

see also: phonology

Pylos

ITH31

Subject Index

183

Pylos, destruction of

AHI.R I EB67

relations, Aegean-Egypt

LeP8

relations, Crete-Cyprus

GCd5 VHa4 VK13

relationship of Cretan hieroglyphs and Linear A

LoG22

see also: writing systems

relationship of Linear A and Linear B

JC114 1051 JTII28 LoG22 PF28 RiK4


relationship of Linear A, Linear B, and Cypro-Minoan

JC114


relative pronoun

AH 135.242

see also: syntax

Subject Index

religion

BSe5 CoR16 CR83 FGs 9.115 HM35 JvL5 LP88 LyB12 StH 15

see a&>: architecture, religious cults deities religion, later Greek religious offerings religious titles theonyms

religion, later Greek

MJ5 PhB 1

see a&>: religion

religious offerings

CaTIO

religious titles

AM35.94

see a&>: religion

Room of the Chariot Tablets, Knossos

LP85

Sanskrit

ML129 RiK4

scribal error

OPa 14.317

184

scribes

EB67

see a&>: hands

scribes, Pylos

ER49

seatings

seals

LoG/J09 MvE1 PYu4

JFa8 MvE1 PM!MPt 1

seals, cylinder

EPo 1

seals, Gournia

PYu4

seals, Mycenae

WB39.llll

seals, Pyrgos

WB39.181

seals and seatings, Cretan

PYu3

Sea People

StH 16 TKy1

shepherds

JIH29

sibilants

ER51

seealoo: phonology writing systems, structure of

sign values

seealoo transliteration

social structure, Homeric

AH134 JTII29 PaW17 RDl

social structure, Mycenaean

AH134 FGs9 MMr3 PaW17 YD40

stirrup jars, inscribed

JIM41 ThGP 1

subordination

FB44

seealoo: syntax

substantives

MDP 42.200

seealoo: nouns

Subject Index

185

suffixes

AH135 YD43

seealoo: morphology

Sumerian AMQlO

syllabaries

EmM27

seealoo: writing systems, types of

syncope RVzl

seealoo: phonology

synecdosis

see: pars pro toto

syntax

FB44 0Pa14

seealoo: ana ph ora asyndeton cataphora conjunction ellipsis parataxis pars pro toto pronominalization relative pronouns subordination

temples StH21

territorial boundaries

FGs9.124ff

text editions

ASc38

textiles

AHIRl FGs9.120 JKi28

see~:

lead weights

text linguistics

0Pa14

Thebes JLPl) MMTl

see~:

archaeological sites

theonyms AMQlO JvL6 LyB 12 StH 15

see~:

religion

Thera

Oill4 CoR17 MRP18

Thera, civilization

KTS 1

Subject Index

186

Thera, Minoan influence in

FS21 JoS7 KMP2

Thera, volcanic eruption

CaRlS CoR 17.578 DP8 HvE13 JvL7 LeP8 SH41 WoS2

Tiryns

GTl HC6 HD2

see~:

archaeological sites

titles

AM35 MgL4

toponyms LP89 PvS 1 RIXl

trade AH134 GCd5 JDM9 JNC/EmM 1.94 JSk3

see~:

copper trade trade, Crete-Cyclades trade, Crete-Cyprus

trade, copper

JNOEmM 1.94

trade, Crete-Cyclades

JlD1

trade, Crete-Cyprus

JNOEmM1

transliteration

AH135 MDP42

see also: Miting systems, structure of

Trojan war

ITH31

Troy

StH 16

see also: archaeological sites

U garit, Late Bronze Age CYG17

vegetation in the Aegean

CR1

verb

CR84.88f

verb, athematic root FGs9.124

verb, enclitic

FB44.~H

Subject Index

187

verb,second(enclitic)po&tion

OPa 14.319

vine JnOWMc 1.453

vocabulary

see: etymology etymology, Homeric and later Greek lexicon lexicon, Hoireric lexicon, pre-Greek vocabulary, non-Indo-European

vocabulary, non-Indo-European

EJF2 ER51.271 HM35 PvS 1.33

vocative

VG54

see also: nouns, case

warfare

AH134

see also: military equipment warricr graves

warrior graves ITH28.42

water supply

JnOWMc 1.453 PI 50.166ff

wheels CR8S

writing, post-Mycenaean

AH133

see abo: writing systems, development of

writing systems, development of

JIH28 LoG22

see abo: alpharet, origin of writing, post-Mycenaean

writing systems, relationships among PM 19

see abo: relationship of Cretan Hieroglyphs andlinearB

relationship of linear A and linearB

relationship of linear A, linear B, and Cretan Hieroglyphic

writing systems, structure of

see: adjuncts digannna dummy (empty) vowel labials labiovelars laryngeals orthography sibilants transliteration yOO

Subject Index

188

writing systems, types of AH 133

yod

Zeus

see abo: Cretan Hieroglyphic Script Cypriot scripts Cypro-Minoan I script Cypro-Minoan II script 1oca1 alpharets syllalmies

AH135 MIF42 MR~.286f

see abo: writing systems, structure of

StH 15

ABSA

Acts Cyprus-Crete

AHR

AJA

AJPh

Annales (ESC)

AOF

BGI

BICS

BSL

DA

DHA

FsBeeler

FsRiposati

Fs Szemerenyi

lliS

llES

Key to Bibliogmphic Abbreviations

Annual of the British School at Athens

Acts of the International Symposium "The Relations between Cyprus and Crete, ca. 2000-500 B.C." Vassos Karageorghis, ed. !Xpartment of Antiquities: Nicosia, Cyprus, 1978. (VK 13)

American Historical Review

American Journal of Archaeology

American Journal of H1i.l.ology

Annales (Economies, Societes, Qvilisations ), Paris

Archiv fiir Orientforschung

Bulletin de Correspondance Hellenique, Athens

Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies of the University of London

Bulletin de la Societe de Linguistique de Paris

Dissertation Ab>tracts

Dialogues d 1Iistoire Ancienne, Paris

American Indian and Indo-European Studies: Papers in honor of Madison S. Beeler. Kathryn Klar, Margaret Langdon, and Shirley Silver, edd. Trends in Linguistics Studies and Monographs 16. Mouton: The Hague, 19!ll.

Studi su Varrone, sulla retorica, storiografia e poesia Latina in onore di Bendetto Riposati. Centro di studi varroniani: Rieti, Italy, 1979.

Studies in diachronic, synchronic, and typological linguistics: Festschrift for Oswald Szemerenyi on the occasion of his 65th birthday. Bela Brogyanyi, ed. J. Benjamin: Amsterdam, 1979.

Journal of Hellenic Studies

Journal of Indo-European Studies

189

Abbreviation

QUCC

RBPh

SIMA

SMEA

SPFB

SSL

Thera/ Aegean

TUAS

VDI

Bibliomphic Abbreviations

Full Title

Q.Jaderni Urbinati di O.Jltura Oassica, Rome

Revue Beige de Philologie et d'Histoire

Revue des Etudes Anciennes

Revue des Etudes Grecques, Paris

Revue de Philologie

Studies in Mediterranean Archaeology

Studi micenei ed egeo-anatolici

Sbomik Praci Filosoficke Bmenske

Studi e Saggi Linguistici, Pisa

Thera and the Aegean World I: Papers Presented at the Second International Scientific Conference. London, 1978. (CbD4)

Temple University Aegean Symposiwn, Philadelphia

Vestnik D:evnej Istorii, Moscow

190

AA

AAd

AAH

AAk

AAM

AAr

AB

ABa

ABe

ABi

ABk

ABK

ABI

ABL

ABn

ABo

ABP

ABr

AC

ACa

ACb

ACd

ACh

AO

ACM

Key to Abbreviations of Authors' Names SMID 1953-1985

Amaraschi, A. A Co

Adkins, A.W.H. ACq

Hill, Archil:xild A. AD

Akerstrom, Ake ADE

MolCa.nov, A.A. AdF

Archi, Alfonso AdL

Beattie, Arthur J. AdP

Barcenilla, R.P. Alejandro AdS

Bent, A.M. ADf

Biraschi, Anna Maria AE

Bruckner, A. AEH

Knapp, A. Bernard AEr

Birchall, Ann AER

Lord, Albert B. AF

Burnet, A. AFa

Boskarnp, Anton AFG

Pajares, Alberto Bernabe AFH

Brelich, Angelo AFn

Colonna, A. AFr

Carnoy,A. AFS

Caubet, Annie AFy

Chadwick, Anthony AG

Christo!, Alain AGG

Calcagni, Anna Maria AGh

Moorhouse, A.C. AGH

Cotterell, Arthur

Caquot, Andre

IXssenne, A.

Escanciano, Ambrosio Dfez

Falkenstein, Adam

de Lorenzi, Attilio

Pany,Adam

Sampson, Adamantios

Tejera, A. Diaz

Erhart, Adolf

Hinds, Alfred E.

Emout, A.

Raubitschek, Antony E.

Furumark, Arne

Fanfani, Arnintore

Garvie, A.F.

Harding, A.F.

Franceschetti, Adele

Frolikova, A.

Sjoberg, Andree

Friendly, Arthur

Garcia y Bellido, A.

Galanopoulos, A.G.

Ghislain, A.

Horon, A.G.

Although this list includes all authors indexed in the 1979 and earlier volumes of SMID, it is not exhaustive for volumes yet to come.

Author Abbreviations

Abbreviation Name Abbreviation Name

AGi Giovannini, A. AlC Cazzella, Alrerto

AGM McKay,A.G. ALE Eire, Antonio L6pez

AGo Goetze, Albrecht ALe Leonard, Jr., Albert

AGR Ramat, Anna Giacalone AlH Hill,Alette

AGr Graur, A. AlK Kehl,Alois

AgS Xenaki Sak:ellariou, Agnes AlL Leukart, Alex

AGT Tsopanakis, Agapitos G. AIM Marshack, Alexander

AGW Woodhead,A.G. ALo Losev, A.F.

AH Heubeck, Alfred ALP Prosdocimi, A.L

ARB Bikaki, Aliki Halepa AlS Schachter, Albert

AHk Hoekstra, A. ALW Wilson,AL

ARK Kuipers, AH. AM Morpurgo Davies, Anna

AHl.R Robkin,AHL AM a Massimi,A.

AHo H<mi,A. AMB Bisi, Anna Maria

AHr Hermary,A. AMc McKenzie, A.

AIT Thavoris, AI. AMD Levine, A.M.

AJ Juret, A. AMe Metaxas, Anastasios

AJF Festugiere, A.J. AMF Martinez-Femandez, A.

AJG Graham, AJ. AMi Millett, A.

AJo Aura Jorro, F. AMI Mele, Alfonse

AJW W ace, A.J.B. AMo Montenegro, A.

AK Krokiewicz, A. AMQ Moreschini-Quattordio, Adriana

AKa Kammenhuber, Annelies AMS Snodgrass, Anthony M.

AKl Kaulins,A. AMt Maniet, A.

AKn Kanta, Athanasia AMv Matev,A.

AL Lesky, Albin AMW Woodward, A.M.

ALA Iillo Alcarez, Antonio AnA Antoniou, Athanasios

AlB Bloch, Alfred AnB Bartonek, Antonin

192



AnC Corlu, Andre ArF Frenkian, Aram M.

AnF Heming, Andrew ARM Millard,AR

AnH Hurst, Andre ARo Rosefeld, Andree

ANi Nibbi, Alessandra ArT Toynlx:e, Arnold

ANK Kontaratos, Antonios N. AS Sadurska,A

AnL l.ebessi, Angela A Sa Samuel, A

AnM Marchant, Anne ASc Sacconi, Anna

ANo Nocentini, Alberto ASD Dusing, Ann Sutherland

ANP Poulianos, Aris N. ASe Severyns,A

AnS Selkirk, Andrew A Sf Schnaufer, Albrecht

AnW Ward, Anne ASg Sieveking, Ann

AnZ Zois, Antonis A ASG Schnap~urbeillon,Annie

AoB Balil, Alberto ASh Sheridan, A

A On Onassoglou, Artemis ASi Sihler, Andrew

AP Pfiffig, Arnbros Josef ASJ SanJuan, A

ApA Athanassakis, Apostolos N. ASr Scherer, Anton

APa Parrot, Andre ASt Stewart, AF.

APC Ouistidis, Anastasios P. AT Tovar, Antonio

ApD Daskalakis, Ap. Ath Athenaeum

APi Piatkowski, Adelina ATh Thumb, A

APn Panayotou, Anna A Tv Tamvaki, Angela

APp Papastarnaki, A ATy Tyurnenev, AI.

APS Sainer, Alan P. AU Ure, Annie D.

APT Treweek, AP. AUc Uchitel, Alexander

AR Ramalho, A da Costa AV Vraciu, Ariton

ArB Bradshaw, Arnold AvD von den Driesch, Angela

ARB Burn, AR. AW van Windekens, AJ.

ArC Calderini, Aristide AWa Wankenne, A

193



AWG Gomme,A.W. BKy Kytzler, Bernhard

AWJ Johnston, A.W. BL Bibliographie Linguistique

AWL Lawrence, A.W. BMa Mazar, Benjamin

AWn wainwright, G.A. BMB Biancardi, B.M.

AxK Karetsou, Alexandra BN Nadel, B.l.

AY Yoshida, Atsuhito BO Bibliotheca O:ientalis

BaF Frizell, Bal:ro Bo.J Jovanovic, Borislav

BaG Greenhill, Basil BoR Rutkowski, Bogdan

BASe Bulgarian Academy of Sciences BP Prusson Hallager, Birgitta

BB Brea, L. Bernaoo BR Rosenkranz, Bernhard

BBo Boreck:Y, Boi'ivoj BrB Buchanon, Briggs

BBr Brentjes, Burchard BrN Newton, Brian

BC Cop, B. BS Snell, Bruno

BCD Dietrich, Bernard C. BSc Schwartz, Benjamin

BCLF Bulletin Critique du Livre Fran~s BSe Sergent, Bernard

BCD Bibliotheca Oassica O:ientalis BSk Schoeck, B.

BD !Xtoumay, Beatrice BSt Stevanovic, B.

BDv !Xvlamminck, Bernard BVG Gwynn, Beatrice Violet

BE Einarson, Benedict BvG van Groningen, B.A.

BeG Goldman, Bernard BZS Szalek, Benon Zbigniew

BeH Hemmerdinger, Bertrand CaM Mavriyannaki, Caterina (Katerina)

BEL Belleten CAR Robinson, C.A.

BeS Schlerath, Bernfried CAs Astruc, Olarles

BeW Wailes, Bernard CaT Thomas, Carol G.

BFe Fenik, Bernard CB Blegen, Carl W.

BG GlaviCic, B. CBM Mee,C.B.

BH Hemrerg,B. CBr Brixhe, Oaude

BHI Isaac,BH. CCa Camera, Caterina

194



CTh Coosani, Carlo OB Baurain, Oaude

CD Thlvoye, Cllarles ac Calame, Oaude

en Di.apoolos, C. OG Gallini, Oara

CDL D:Jbias-Lalou, Catherine CLR LeRoy, Onistian

CdP de Palma, Gaudio as Sandoz,Oaude

CdS de Simone, Carlo OSa Saporetti, Gaudio

CEB Bidwell, Cllarles E. CLZ Zachos,CL

CEM Morris,CE. CM Milani, Celestina

CFH Herl:x:rger, Cllarles F. CMa Mastrelli, CA.

CFL Frei-Liithy, Christine CMc McD:Jnald, Cllristine K.

CFS Schaeffer-Forber, Oaude F.A. CMD MacD:Jnald, Colin

CG Gallavotti, Carlo CMM Murray, Caroline M.

CGa Gallini, c. CMR Rothrauff, Conrad M.

CGG Garcia Gual, Carlos CMS Stibbe,CM.

COm Gamble, Give CMs Masse, Oaude

CGu Guireaud, Ch. CMt Matsudaira,Oliaki

rna Hawkes, C.F.C CN Nylander, Carl

ChD lliunas, Cllristos CoD Dlvaras, Costis

Oii Higgins, Cllarles G. CDP Pavese, C.O.

ChK King, Cllarles GR Renfrew, A. Colin

Oio Hopkins, Oark CP Picard, C.

rns Hawke Smith, Cameron CPo Poghirc, C.

ChS Sourvinou-lnwood, Cllristiane CPr Preaux, c.

OK KharaSvili, CI. CR Ruijgh, C.J.

OB Bailey, Cllarles-James N. CRB Beye, Cllarles Rowan

OK Kousoulas, Cllristos J. CrB Brillante, Carlo

CK Kardara, Cllrysoula CRo Rrelxlck, Carl

CLa Laviosa, Oelia cs Stang, Chr. S.

195



CSa Sandulescu, C. OOK Kendall, David

CSe Seydel, c. OOM Miller, D. Gary

CSL Littleton, C. Scott Il-l Hester, D.A.

CSt Starr, Chester G. Il-ID Hart-Davis, D.

ern Tsavellas-Bonnet, C. DHF French, D.H.

CTr Trypanis, C.A. DHG Gray,DHF.

CTS Syriopoulos, C. T. DIIT Tarling, DR.

CuM Magueijo, G.!st6dio IF Pooell,.alys

cv Voegelin, C.F. DT Jones,D.M.

CVr Verlinden, Colette DK Kienast, Dietmar

CYVa Watkins, Calvert DKn Konsola, ilia

CYVB Beck, Out w. DL Lee, Dionys J.N.

CyG Gordon, Cyrus H. Dill llinley, David Lee

CyS Shelmerdine, Cynthia W. DLi Levi,frro

cz Zerner, C. DM Mayor, D.

DAr Arnaud, D. DMa Marozzi,D.

DAW Was, Daniel A DMc McCaslin, DanE

dB der Bund DML Lewis,DM.

DBH Harden, Dmald B. DMP Pippidi, D.M.

OCa Carpenter, Jean D. DMu Musti, llimenicao

DCK Kurtz, llinna C. DMz Marcazzi, Daria

ID Diringer, David DN Nicol,D.M.

DiV de Venuto, D. rnv Nave,llinrrllrique

deG deGrolier lliB Brothwell, D:m

DEv Evely, R D:miert G. lliE Earl, llinald

IF French, David IXE Edzard, Dietz 0.

DFS Sutton, Dana Ferrin UR Ringe, Jr., llinald A

00 Georgacas, !Xmetrius Jclm IF Page, !Xnys L.

196



DPK Kallistov, D.P. ECr Ciespo, Emilio

IR Robinsoo, D.M. ECR Reinke, E.C.

DrG Gara5in, IXaga ED lliblhofer, Ernst

IRH Hillers, !Xlrert R. EdB Bacon, Edward

DS Srejovic, D. EDF Foster, Ellen DR.

DSc Schiirr, Diether Elli llint, Eugen

Dr a Taylor, Thniel J. EDP Hlillips, Eustace D.

DTh Thompson, David EdP des Places, R.P. Edouard

Dfr Trump,D.H. EDp Di.as Palmeira, E.

Dfu Turnasonis, IXmald EdR Rushworth, Edward

D.JP Petru8evska, D.!Ssica EE Evangelisti, Enzo

DVg Vargha,D. EF Fabian, Erich

INH Hunt, David EA Aoyd, Edwin D.

DWa Wachsmuth, D. EG Grumach, Ernst

DWP Packard, David W. EGE Elicegui, Elvira Gangutia

DY Young, lliuglas C. C. EGj Gjerstad, Einar

DZ Zudini, Diomiro EgS Sykes, Egerton

EA Albamm,E. EH Hamp, Eric P.

EAE Ebbinghaus, Ernst A. EHW Warmington, E.H.

EB Bennett, Jr., Emmett L EiH Henrickson, Eiler

EBa Ball, Elaine EJB Barret-, E.J.W.

EBe Bemeker, Erich EJF Fumee,E.J.

EBF French, Elizabeth EJK Krigas, Eleutherios J.

EBi Bielefeld, Erwin EK Konik, Eugeniusz

EBl Blumenthal, E. EKa Karapanayioti, E.

EBv Benveniste, E. EKF French, Elizabeth K.

EC Cavaignac, E. EkS Simon, Erika

ECp Campanile, E. EL Leemans, E.L.

197



ELa Laroche, Emmanuel ESc Scafa, Enrico

ELB Brown, Edwin L. ESf Schofield, Elizabeth

EIE Edel,Elmar ESH Szuhay-Haras, Ervin

ELg Lagarce, Elisabeth ESl Slater, E.A.

ELS Smithson, Evelyn Lord ESS Sapouna-Sakellaraki, E.

EM Meyer, Ernst ESt Stefani, Enrico

EMC Qaik, Elizabeth M. ESz Schultz, Eberhard

EmL Levine, Emanuel ET Turner, E.G.

EMl M~er,Eva ETi Tichy, Eva

ErnM Massoo, Emilia EV Vanderpool, Eugene

EMM Melas,E.M. EvC Cantarella, Eva

EmT Vermeule, Emily Townsend EvT Touloupa, Evi

ENC Coughanowr, Effie N. EW Will, Edouard

EnF Fiandra, Enrica EWh Whittle, Edward W.

EO Olshausen, Eckart EWR Rose,E.W.

EP Peruzzi, Emilio EWW Watson Williams, E

EPD Protonotariou I:Xilaki, E. EY Y arnauchi, Edwin M.

EPl Pulgram, Ernst EzB Barber, Elizabeth

EPo Porada, Edith FA Adrados, Francisco Rodriguez

EPt Patria, Enrico FAW Winter, Frederick A

ER Risch, Ernst FB Bader, Fran~ise

ERa Ramage, Edwin S. FBi Biancofiore, Franco

ERC Caley, Earle R. FBr Bruschweiler, Fran~ise

ErH Hallager, Erik FC Gtssola, Filippo

ErM Mater, Erich FCa Canciani, Fulvio

ErN Neu, Erich FCc Carinci, Filippo

ERS Sewter, E.R.A. FCh Olamoux. Fran~is

ES Sittig, E. Rb Comtellack, F.M.

198



FCr Qevatin, Franco FMH Heichelheim, F.M.

FD Urrr, F. FMV V oegelin, F.M.

FE Eckstein, Felix FMW W aanders, F.MJ.

FEB Brenk, Frederick E. FOL Lindeman, Frederick Otto

FEL Lukermann, Fred E. fP Papazoglou, F.

FeP Ponce, Fernando FPi Pintore, Franco

FEW Winter, F.E. FPn Pifiero, F.

FF Ferluga-Petronio, Fedora FR. Rundgren, Frithiof

FG Gignac, F.T. FrB Bierlaire, Fr.

FGo GOssmann, F. FrC Cornelius, Friedrich

FGs Gschnitzer, Fritz FRG ~ves, Francisco Rerelo

fH Householder, Fred W. FrL Lasserre, Franrrois

HID van DJorninck, Frederick H., Jr. ffiR Richards, FR.

me Heinimann, F. FrR Rosenthal, Franz

fHh Halltlerr, Federico FRS SchrOder, FR.

fHl Hampl, Franz FS Schacherrneyr, Fritz

FHL von Lochner-Hlittenbach, Fritz FSc Schwarz, Franz F.

FI Imparati, F. FSk Skoda, franrroise

FJC Carmody, Francis I FSt Stubbings, Frank H.

FK Kuiper, F.B.J. FT Tritsch, F.J.

FKi Kiechle, Franz FTh Thomas, franrrois

FLB Bastet, Frecteric L. FtH ten Haaf, Frederick E.L.

FLH Lochner-Hlittenbach, F. FV Vian, Francis

FLP Lo Porto, Felice Gino FVa V andenabeele, Frieda

HW Wolsky, Florence FVi Villar, Francisco

FM Matz,Fr. FvS van Straten, F.T.

FMA Ahl, Frederick M. FVS Vant-Stef, F.

FMa Mawet, Francine FW Wehrli, Fritz

199



GA Alessio, G. GeS Stagakis,CJeorge

GaB Bockisch, Gabriele GES Strong, G.E.

GAM Mansuelli, G.A. GeT Thompson, CJeorge

GAP Privitera, G. Aurelio GFB Bass, CJeorge F.

GAR Rendsburg, Gary A GFE Else, CJerald F.

GAS Sheets, CJeorge A GFG Gianotti, Gian Franco

GAt Attili, Grazia GFi Fischetti, Giuseppe

GB BjOrck, G. GFM del Monte, G.F.

GBA Gazette des Beaux-Arts GFP Polyakova, G.F.

GBa Babiniotis, G. GfS Sampson, CJeoffrey

GBH Holland, G.B. GG CJeorgiev, G.l.

GBo Bona, G. GGi Giacomelli, Gatriella

GBP Pellegrini, G.B. GgM Mihailov, Georgi

GBu Bunnens, Guy GGo Goossens, G.

GBy Bailey, G. GGr Gennain, Gabriel

GC Pugliese Carratelli, G. GH Huxley, George L

GCa Capovilla, Giovanni GhA Aldea,Gh.

GCd Cadogan, Gerald GHi Highet, G.

GCG Gesell, G. C. GHM Myer, CJeorge H.

GCo Cohen, Gerald GHo Hooker, G.T.W.

OCr Cardona,CJeorge GI I vanescu, Gh.

GD IXvoto, Giaromo GiB Bonfante, Giuliano

Glli Ihssin, Georges GiC Caracausi, Girolamo

GdS Gallet de Santerre, Hubert GiG Garbini, Giovanni

GDu Dunkel, George E. GiL Lucchini, Giuliana

GeB Bakalakis, CJeorgios GiM Maddoli,Gianfranco

GEM Manzoni, G.E. GiP Piccaluga, Giulia

CJeR Raepsaet, Georges GiW Wickert, Gisela

200



GJ Jachmann, G. GRo FtotUfs,<Jerhard

GJP Pinault, Georges-Jean GRFt Ftapp, Jr., George

GJu Jucquois, Guy GFtS Solta, Georg Ftenatus

GK Kirk, G.S. GS Susini, G.

GKa Kahlo,G. GSf Saflund, Gosta

GKe Kehnscherper, G. GSK Korres, G.S.

GKF Kahl-Furthrnann, G. GSn Snyder, <Jeerto A.S.

GKI Klaffenbach, G. GSo Sotiroff, <Jeorge

GKo Kossack,G. GSt Steiner, <Jerd

GM Mylonas, George E. GT Touchais, Gilles

GMg Magoulas, G. GTa Tarditi, G.

GMH Hanfmann, G.M.A. GtR te Riele, Gerrit Jan Marie Jozef

GMM Messing, Gordon M. GU Uggeri, Giovanni

GMS Sariyanni, G.M. GuL Lehmann, Gustav A.

GMv Matev,G. GvH vanHoom,G.

GN Neumann, GUnter GvL von Lucken, G.

GPa Panessa,G. GW Wright, G.E.

GPc Pascucci, G. GWa Walberg, Gisela

GPE Edwards, G.P. GWn Wainwright, G.A.

GPG Goold, G.P. GWW Williams, Gordon W.

GPS Shipp, G.P. GZ Zinserling, Gerhard

GFt Greece and Ftome HaB Buchholz, Hans-Giinter

GRa Ftachet, Guy HAB Bankoff, H. Arthur

GRc Ftocca, G. HaG Goedicke, Hans

GFte Ftestelli, G. HAH Hoffner, Harry A., Jr.

GFtH Hart, Gillian R. HaP Patsis, Haris

GRi Ricciardelli, Gatriella HaS Schrneja, Hans

GrN Nagy, Gregory HaW Widmann, Hans

201



HB Biesantz, Hagen HHL Lamb, HR.

HBn Bunner, H. IUB Blumenthal, HJ.

HBo Bolkestein, H. IUM Mette, Hans Joachim

HBR Rcren, Haiim B. HJu Jucker,Hans

HBu BUsing, Hermann HK Kantor, Helene J.

HC Catling, Hector HKg Klengel, Horst

HCA Albertz, H. Orr. HKi Kiosse,H.

HD D3hl, Hartmut HKl Kaletsch, H.

HE Ephron, H.D. HKn KUhn, Herbert

HeB Bossert, Helmut Th. HKo Kodzu, Harushige

HeO Goldman, Hetty HKr Kronasser, H.

HeH Hettrich, Heinrich HKu Kurzova( -Jedlickova), Helena

HEK Kulsrud, Helene E. HKw Kuwahara, Hiroshi

HeR Rousseau, Herve HLA Allen, Hubert Lee

HES Hesperia HU lloyd-Jones, Hugh

HEW Wright, H.E. HLT Thomas, Homer L

HF Furuhagen, H. HM Mtihlestein, Hans Hugo

HFe Ferguson, Herbert HMcK McKerrel, Hugh

HF1 Aashar, Hellrnut HMe Mellersh, Howard Edward Leslie

HO Geiss, Heinz HMg Megner,H.

HOG Gundel, H.G. HMH Hoenigswald, Henry M.

HGo Gaube, H. HMK Ki.imrnell, Hans Martin

HOP Porteus, Hugh G. HMt Matthaus, Hartmut

HGr Gregoire, H. HO Oakley,H.T.

HOu Gtiterbock, Hans 0, HOn Otten, H.

HOW Wunderlich, Hans Georg HOt Ota, Hidernichi

HH Humbach, Helmut HP Parke,H.W.

HHa Haag, Herbert HR R<E,HJ.



HrG Georgiou, Hara I Go Gonzales, I.

HRP Pereira, M. Helena da Rocha IH Hahn, Istvan

HRx Rix,Helmut IHo Hodder, Ian

HS Stoltenberg, HL. IJG Gelb, Ignace J.

HSa Saggs, H.W.F. IKP Proronas, Ioannes K.

HSc Schmoll, H. IKR Raubitschek, Isabella K.

HtC ten Cate, Ph. H.J. Houwink IM Millan, I.

HTh Thesleff, H. IMc McNeill, I.

HV Verbruggen, H. IMl Miiller, Irene

HvE van Effenterre, Henri IMR Ruud, Inger Marie

HVo Voss, H. IN Nikolaou, Ino

HW Wood, Henry InS Str!llm,lngrid

HWH Haskell, Halford W. IPi Pini, lngo

HWP Pleket, H.W. IR Rodriguez, I.

HZ Zurutuza, Hugo IT Tronskij, I.M.

lA Amusin, I.D. ITe Tegyey, Imre

lAM Mel'cuk, I.A. ltG Gallo, ltalo

IB Begg, D.J. Ian ITK Kakridis, I.Th.

IBM Biezunska-Malowist, lza IV Vincentelli,Irene

IBo Botos, I. IW W aem, Ingrid

ICh Cl:tirassi.-Colombo, lleana IZ Zawadzka, Irena

ID DUring, I. JA Anderson, J.K.

ID; lliuskos, Iris JaA Andre, Jacques

JI)u IAuidanov, I. JaB Best, Jan G.P.

IF Fischer, I. JAB Brinkman, J.A.

IFS Sandars, Ian F. JaG Gonda, Jan

IG Galabov, Ivan JAG Greppin, John A. C.

IGN NIXon, Ivor Gray JaH Henle, Jane E.

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JAK Kems,J.A. JQ Carter, JR.

JAI A1sina, aota Jose JCW Wirth, J.C.F.

JaM Money, James S. JD ThvOOn,J.A

JAM MacCiillivray,J.Alexander IDt Thyton, J.E.

JaP Papapostolou, Jannis JIF Ferguson, John D.

JAS Safare"Wicz, Jan JDf !Xfradas, Jean

JAT Turner,J.A. JdH de Hoz, Javier

JB Boardman, Jclm JDM Muhly, James D.

JBa Barelon,J. Jil> Purvis, James D.

JBe Betts, John H. JE Ebach, Jiirgen

JbG Geerlings, Jacob JeC Carriere, Jean

JBi Bingen, Jean JeD J:Xshayes, Jean

JBI Blomqvist, J. Jel Irigoin, Jean

JBn Baiiczerowski, Jerzy JeM Malye,Jean

JBo Boiitiaert, J. JES Stratigakis, J.E.

JBz Bouzek,Jan JEv Evans, Jclm D.

JC Chad-wick, Jclm JF Friedrich, Johannes

JCa Caskey, Jclm L. JFa Faucounau, Jean

JCBB Bermejo Barrera, J.C JFB Bonunelaer, J.-F.

JC:C CDUrtois, Jacques-Claude JFe Fevrier, James

JCh Cherry, Jclm F. JFF Fortes Fortes, Jose

JG Cistjakov, J.E. JFL Lazenby, JF.

JO Coles, J. JA Frel, J.

JCM Martinez, Jose Luis Calvo Jfu Fontenrose, Joseph

JCo Coleman, Jclm E. JFr Freu, J.

Jm Overbeck, Jclm C. JG Gorrochategui, J.

JCP Poursat, Jean-Claude JGB Brugman, J.G.

JCR Richard, J.C. JGL Lopez, Jose Garcia

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JGo Gourmelen, J. JL Lentsman, Ja. A.

JGR Garcia-Ram6n, J.L JLa l..atacz, Joachim

JGT Tzedakis, Jannis G. JLA Angel, J. Lawrence

JGY Younger, John G. JLB Bintliff, John L.

JH Hainsworth, J.B. .Jl.b l..alxutt, J.

JHa Hawkes, Jacquetta JLD Davis, Jack L

JHb Hubschmid, J. JLe I..eclant, Jean

JHC Goon, JR. JLg l..agarce,Jacques

JHe Hejnic, Josef JLH Heller, John L.

JHi Hillaby, Jdm JLM Melena, Jose L.

JHk Hackett, General Sir John JLo Loicq,J.

JHO Oliver, James H. JLP Perpillou, Jean-Louis

JHr Hannatta, Janos JLy Levy, J.

JHt Huot, J.-L. 1M Mellaart,J.

JHu Humocrt, Jean JMA Aitchison, Jean M.

.u Johnson, Jane JMa Marcade,J.

JJa Jarry, J. 1MB Bhizquez, Jose Maria

JJG Gluck, J.J. JMC Cook,JM.

JJM Alvarez, Juan Jose Moralejo JMc McArthur, Jennifer K.

JJP Pollitt, Jerome J. JMD IA:iessen, Jan M.

JJR Reich,J.J. JME Egea,J.M.

JK FCerschensteiner,Jula JMF Fisher,JM.

JKa FCamerOCek, J.C JMFo Fossey, Jdm M.

JKD Davies,J.K. JMG Manessy-Guitton, Jacqueline

JKi FCillen,JdmTyrrell JMH Hemelrijk, JM.

JFCk FCakrides, J. Th. JMi Masai,Jean

JFCn FCnobloch, J. JMk Makkay, Janos

JFCu FCurylowicz, Jerzy JmM Mallczy, James

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JMo Moody, Jennifer JPn Pinsent, John

JMS Sasson, Jack M. Jfu Poultney, James W.

JMy Marry, John !Xnnis JPr Perrot, J.

JN Notopoulos, J.A. JPS Stronk, J.P.

JNA Austin, John Norman Henry JPt Perret, J.

JNa Nauert, J. JPU Uhlenbrock, Jaimee P.

JnB Bennet, John JqD D.lchemin, Jacqueline

JNC Coldstream, J. Nicolas JR. Raison, Jacques

JnC Carothers, Joan JRP Pollard, JohnR.T.

JNH Hough,J.N. JRt Rutter, Jeremy

JnM Margueron, Jean JRx Rexine, John E.

JnS Strange, John JS Sundwall, J.

JNu Nuchelmans, J. JSa Sarkady, lidos

D Clivier, Jean-Pierre JSC Segurado e Campos, Jose Antonio

JoB Billigmeier, Jon C. JSc Schwartz, J.

JcC G-ouV~el, Joost H. JSHu Hutchinson, J.S.

.kF Forsdyke, Sir John JSi Sirnooi.Svili, JE

JoK Klima, Josef JSJ Justeson, John S.

JoMc McArthur, John JSk Sakellarakis, Johannes (Giannis) A

JON O'Neil,JL JsM Macris, Jrures

JoS Shaw, Joseph W. JSp Spruytte, J.

JoSe Schindler, Jochem JSS Soles, Jeffrey S.

JoW Wolski, J(ref IT Taillardat, Jean

JP Puhvel, Jaan JTH Hooker, J.T.

JPD LroqJ,J.P. JTu Tulard, Jean

JPe PeCirka, Jan Jfy Tymkowski, Jan

JPH Holoka, J.P. m Untermann, Jiirgen

JPK Kent, J.P. JuB Borchhardt,Jtirgen

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JUd Udolf, Jurgen KAW Warclle, K.A

JuMD Mendez Ibmna, Julian KB Bittel, Kurt

Na Vara, Jere KBa Bayer,K.

NAF Fine, John V.A. KBr Branigan, Keith

Ne Vekerdi, J. KC Clinton, Kevin

JVK Karageorghis, Jacqueline V. KD D:Jver,KJ.

JvL van Leuven, Jon C. KIAn Dimakopoulou, Kaiti

JVL Luce, John V. KES SjOquist, K.E.

JVl Vladar, Jozef KFK Kitchell, Kenneth F.

J\0 van Cbteghem, J. KG Georgoulis, K.D.

NO OtkupSCikov, Juri V. KH Horedt, K.

JW Whatrnough,Joshua KHa Hadzioannou, K yriacos

JWb W aldbaum, Jane C. KHS Schmidt, K.H.

JWG Graham, J. Walter KJ Jeannoulidou, Kalliope

JWi Wiseman, JarnesR. KK Ktistopoulos, Konstantinos D.

JWJ Jong,J.W. KKa Kallifatides, K.

JWM Mawr, Jr., James W. KKh KharalamOOkis, K.

JWn Weingarten, Judith KKi Kitchen, K.A.

JWr Winter, J. KKo Korz('):va, K.

JWs Wiesner,J. KL Leonis, K.

JWt Wright, James C. KlK Kilian, Klaus

JXC Corcoran, J.X.W.P. KMa Mar6t,K.

JYL Lettvin, Jerome Y. KMK Kolorova, KM.

JZ Zafiropulo, Jean KMP Petruso, Karl M.

JZS Smith, Jonathan Z. KMt Murata,K.

KAD Kadmos KON O'Nolan, Kevin

KaK Kerenyi, Karl KP Polanyi, Karl

KaM Matsumoto, Katsurni KPF Polinger Foster, Karen



KPh Hlotiou, K. LFJ Jannsen, L.F.

KPM Papathoma-Mastoropoulou, K. LFr Farmini,L.

KR Raaflaub, Kurt LFx Foxhall,L

KS Strunk, Klaus LG Gindin, Leonid A

KSc Schefold, Karl LGl Gil, Luis

KTS Thorpe-Scholes, K. LGr Grassi,L.

KuJ Jaritz, Kurt LHe Heller, Louis

KW Wundsam, Klaus LHS Sackett, L.H.

KWC Oark, Kenneth W. LI Innocente, Lucia

KwG Garbrah, Kweku A LiC Casson, Jionel

KWS Schaar, Kenneth W. LiL Lawler,lillian B.

KY Yamashita, Kikuko uw Winniczuk, Lidia

KzL Lewartowski, Kazimierz u Jeffery, Lilian H.

LAE El'nickij, L.A. LjB Basotova, Ljubinka

LB Banti, Luisa LjS Stanojevic, Ljiljana

LBe Bettini, L. LK Klein, L.S.

LC Cottrell, Leonard LL Lacroix,L

LCH Cohn-Haft, L. LLu Lupa~. Jiana

LCM Muellner, Leonard ClJ.arles LM Moulinier, L.

ill Throy, Louis LMA Artzy, Lerdahl Michal

LDl Delekat, L. LMB Morgan Brown, Jivia

LDu D.!bois, Laurent LMc MacKay, L.A.

lDw Derwa,Leon LMj Meijer, Look C.

LEC Les Etudes Oassiques LmS Sportiello, Luciarnaria

LeH Heirman, Leo J. LMS Segoloni, LM.

LeP Pomerance, Leon LNx NIXon, Lucia

LeS de Scazzochio, Lea S. LoG Godart, Louis

LF Finer, Leslie LoR Rorert, Louis

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LP Palmer, Leonard R. MAC Cotton, M. Alwyn

LPe Pepe, Luigi MAf Aleff, M.

LPo Pocock, L.G. MaG Gill, Margaret A.V.

LPs Press, Ludwika MaL Lang, Mabel L.

lR Richardson, L.J.D. MAL littauer, M.A.

LRi Ristevska, L. MaN Novicka, Maria

IRo Rossi, Luigi Enrico MaP Pope, Maurice W.M.

LS Stella, Luigia A. MAV Andreadak:i Vlasaki, M.

LSe sechan, L. MAx Alexiou, Margaret

LSt Stephens, Laurence D. MB Bowra, Sir Maurice

LT Tasolaml:ros, L MBA Arthur, Marylin B.

LuB Bottin, Luigi MBd Benedetti, M.

LuBe Belloni, Luigi MBe Bemard,M.

LuM Mucciante, Luisa MBj Benjamin, M.

LV Vagnetti, Lucia MBL Bierbacka-Lubanska, M.

LV a V arcl, Ladislav MBn Benavente, Mariano

LVI Ivanov, L.V. MBS Scriano,ManuelBerges

LVW Watrous, L.V. MBu Budimir, Milan

LWD Dlly, Uoyd W. MC Cavalier, M.

LyB Baumbach, Lydia MCa Cameron, M. A. S.

LYB Beck, lily Y. MCA Astour, Michael C.

LyV Vidalakis, Lykourgos G. MCC Caccamo Caltabiano, M.

LZ Zgusta, Ladislav MCh Cllamrers, M.

MA Aposkitou, M. MCHI Herrero Ingehno, M. Cruz

MaA Andronikos, Manolis MO Calal:rese de Feo, M.

MaB Benzi,M. MCp Carpenter, Michael

MAB Bromt, M.A. MCs Casevitz, M.

MaC Colledge, Malcohn AR. MCS Shaw, Maria C.

200



MD IXria, Mario MHo Hofinger, Marcel

ML\i Dahcxxl, Mitchell MHP Pope, Mervin H.

MIX IXlaunois, Marcel MHW Wiener, Malcom H.

MIAn IXmas,M. MI Issaeva, Magdalena

Mlli llithan, M. MiC Cataudella, Michele R.

MdO de Oliveira, Maria de Lurdes Aor MiG Guglielmi, Michele

MDP Pet:ruSevski, Mihail MiM Markovich, Miroslav

MDt Dambrement, M. MiN Nisiotis, Minas

MDu fuante, Marcello MiW Wittwer, Michael

ME Ervin, Miriam MJ Jameson, Michael H.

MEV Voyatzis, Mary E. MJA Alden, Maureen J.

MF Finley, Ma;es MJB Becker, Marshall Joseph

MFa Faust, Manfred MJC Costelloe, M. Joseph

MFe Federighi, Marco MjG Gimootas, Marija

MA Aa5ar,M. MJM Mulder, M.J.

MFM M({Jregor, Malcom F. MJS Sepp, Michael J.

MFn Fran~is,M. MK Kifhimoto, M.

MFo Fowler,M. MKk Konopka, Marek

MFr Frangopoulou, M.H.D. ML Lejeune, Michel

MG Galiano, Manuel F. MLa Lavency,M.

MGg Gorg, Manfred MLFC Ferrarese Ceruti, M.L.

MGK Kanowski, M.G. MLi Levi, Mario Attilio

MgL Lindgren, Margareta MLM Mayer,M.L.

MGT Teijeiro, Manuel G. MLr Leroy, Maurice

MGu Guarducci, Margherita MIR Ryder, M.L.

MHa Hackett, Marjorie MLW West, M.L.

MHe Heltzer,M. MM Mellink, Machteld J.

MHG Groothand, Maria H. MMa Mayrhofer, Manfred

210



MMB Barroso de Albuquerque, Maria Manuela MRB Belgicmo, Maria Rosaria

MMe Meier-Briigger, Michael MRC Raepsaet -OJ.arlier, Marie-'fherese

MMF Martfnez-Fresneda, Maria Emilia MrF fullieri, Maria

MMn Mancini,M. MRn Rainer, Michael

MMo Morani,M. MRo Rocchi, Maria

MMr Marazzi, Massimiliano MRP Popham, Mervyn R.

MMt Murtez, Marie MS Silberstein, M.

MMT Todorovic, Miodrag M. MSa Sakellariou, Michel B.

MMv Milev,M. MSc Schwartz, Martin

MMW Willcock, M.M. MSD Drower, Margaret S.

MMz Mazza,M. MSe Setatos, M.

MN Nilsson, M.P. MSi Sinatra, Marcella

MNg Negri, Mario MSM Modiano, Mario S.

MO Cl<a, M. MSt Stokes, M.C.

MoB Bile, Monique MSz Sznycer,M.

MoG Gerard-Rousseau, Monique MTh Theocharis, Maria

MOK Knox, Mary 0. MTJ Jasink, A. Margherita Ticchioni

MOz Ozaeta, M.A. MTL Larsen, Mogens T.

MP Pallottino, M. MTs Tsipopoulou, Metaxia

MPa Paraskevaidis, Miltis MTWA Arnheim, M.T.W.

MPh Hlilippides, Marios MV Ventris, M.G.F.

MPi Pierart, Marcel MVC G-emona, Maria Vittoria

MPo Popko,M. MVD Vokoun David, Madeleine

MPr Paroussis, Michel MvE van Effenterre, Micheline

MPS Picard-Schmitter, Marie-Therese MVG GaraSanin, M.V.

MPt Poetto, Massimo MVl Vlasakis, Maria

MR Ruiperez, Martin MVM Macri li Gotti, M.V.

MRA Alonzo, M.A. Rabanal MvS van Spitael, M.A.

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MvV van der V alk, M. NMV de Vries, Nanny M.W.

MWa w albrecq, M. NNJ Jerofejeva, N.N.

MWd Wood, Michael NNK Kazanski, N.N.

MWg Wagstaff, M. NnM Marinatos, Nanno

MWr Walker, Michael NNP Pikus, N.N.

MWy Wylock, Michel NP Platon, Nicolaos

MX Xiroyanni, Mary NRb Rorertson, Noel

MY Yon, Marguerite NRo Roberts,N.

NAM Masourides, N.A. NSc Scivoletto, N.

NB Boufidis, N"Ikolas Kr. NV Verdelis, Nicholas M.

NBC Costakis, N.B. NvB van Brock, N.

NBo Bonacasa, N. NvK van Krimpen, N.

NBr Brockmeyer, N. NW Weill, Nicole

NC Collinge, N.E. NY a Y alooris, N"Ikolas

NCr Criniti, N. NYT New York Times

NCS Scoufopoulos, Niki C. OA Aurenche, 0.

ND Mllof,Nils OB Broneer,O.

NFP Parise, Nicola Franco oc Carruba, Olofrio

NG Grinbaum, N.S. CD Dickinson, O.T.P.K.

NGH Hammond, N.G.L. 00 Gigon,Olof

NHG Gale,NH. rn Haas,O.

NIB Barbu, Nicholae I. OHk Hockrnann, 0.

NiB Belle, Nito OKz Krzyszkowska, Olga

N"JJ Jidejian, Nina OL Landau,O.

NiK Kolyvanos, Nicholas OM Massoo, Olivier

NIX Xirotiris, Nikolaus I. ONg Negbi, 0.

NKS Sandars, Nancy K. CP Peloo, Olivier

NMr Maurice, Nicole CPa Panagl, Oswald

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CR Rackham,O. Per Cartier, Pierre

CRw Ridgeway, 0. PCt Cartledge, Paul

as Szemerenyi, O.JL ID D:!vamrez, Pierre

or Thielemann, 0. .PIX D:!lrrd, Pierre

OtN Neuss, Ottomar PdF de Fidio, Pia

ars Tsagarakis, 0. IDn D:!margne, Pierre

aw Weber,Qmar PdP La Parola del Passato

l'el l.e Parole e le Idee PIX} Darque,P.

PA Aalto, Pentti ID D:rsi, Pierpaulo

PAf Aleff, P. PeA Alexandrescu,Petre

PaG Garelli, Paul PEA Arias, Paolo Enrico

PAl Alin, Per PeL Levi, Peter

PAm Arnandry, Pierre PF Faure, Paul

PAn Andrews, P.B.S. PFi Fiala, Pierre

PaP Pedech, Paul PFJ Johnston, Paul Forsythe

PAs Astrom, Paul PFr Froozaroli, P.

PaS Scarpi, Paolo PFz Frezza, Paolo

PAt Attinger, P. PG Georgountzos, Panayiotis K.

PaW W athelet, Paul PGe Gercke, Peter

PaY Y annakakis, Pascalia PGK Kritikos, P.G.

PB Burguiere, P. PGo Gorissen, Pierre

PBe Belli, Paolo PGr Greenhalgh, P.A.L.

PBG Bosch-Gimpera, Pedro PH Halstead, Paul

PC Cllantraine, Pierre PhB Borgeaud, Philippe

PCG Guida, Paola Gtssola PHe Hedervari, Peter

PCh Cllalus, Paul PhG Gauthier, Philippe

PCn Considine, Patrick PhL Lockhart, Philip N.

PCb Coutelle, P. PhM Morrison, Hillip

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PHS Salus, PH. PRC Radici Colace, P.

PI Ilievski, Petar H. PRe Rehak, Paul

PiA Amiet, Pierre PSc Scardigli, P.O.

PiC Conte, Pietro PSk Stork, P.

liD D.!crez, Pierre PSn Sinopoulos, P.A.

PjA Asenova, Petja PSt Stanley, Phillip V.

PJM Muenzer, P.J. PvS van Soesbergen, Peter

PJR Riis,PJ. PWa Walcott, Peter

PK Katzouros, Rlotios P. PWr Warren, Peter M.

PKi Kiparsky, Paul PWW Wallace, P.W.

PKn Krinaios, P. PYu Yule, Paul

PKr Kramp, Per PZS Spanos, Peter z.

PL I...eveque,P. PZz Zazoff, Peter

PM Meriggi, Piero RAC Crossland, RonaldA

PMc MacKendrick, Paul L. RAJ Jairazthoy, RA

PMe Mertens, Paul RAM McNeal, Richard Alan

PMi Mingazzini, P. RAr Arena, Renato

PMM Metaxa-Muhly, Polymnia RAS Staccioli, Romolo A

PMo Monteil, Pierre RAu Aubreton, R.H.

PNo Norer,P. RB Browning, R.

ro Cliva, Pavel RBa Baiadie, Raoul

pp Pecorella, Paolo Emilio RBE Edwards, Ruth B.

PPB Betancourt, P.P. RBe Beekes, R.S.P.

PPE Edwards, Patrick P. RBg Bougault, R.

PPe Pericay,P. RBi Biggs, RD.

PPh H1ilips, Patricia RBk Briick, R.

PPt Petit, Paul RBo BOhme, Robert

IR Ramat, Paolo RBr Brown, Raymond A

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Abbreviation ~ Abbreviation Name

RBs Ba>teels,R RHS Hope Simpson, R

RC Carpenter, Rhys RHu Humm,RJ.

RCd Caldarelli, R RiA Anll:rc8ini, R

RO Coull:xJrn, Rushton RIC Caplice, Rl.

RCo Coleman, Rorert G. G. RiJ Janko, Richard

RCv Cavenaile, Rorert RiK Kamm, Richard

RD J:Xscat,R RiN Nicholls, Richard

RDB Barnett, RD. RJB Buck, Rorert J.

ROC G'Oiney, Rorert D. RJBl Blong,RJ.

RIA Dion,Roger RJH Hopper,RJ.

RIX frews, Rorert RJL Lenardon, Rorert J.

REA Revue des Etudes Anciennes RJR Richard,RobertaJ.

RET Jones,RE. RK KatiCic Radoslav

RfH Hiersche, Rolf RKH Harrison, RK

RR Aaceliere, R RL Laiaux,R

RG Gansiniec, Ryszard RLa Labat, Rene

RGd Gordeziani, R RU Laffineur, Rorert

RGi Giacomelli, R RLNB Barber, RLN.

RGr Giinther, R RM MacAlister, RA.S.

RGu Guglielmino, Riccardo RMC Cook,RM.

RH Hampe, Roland RMd Maddin,R

RHa Hauschild, Richard RMg Meiggs, Russell

RHe Heidenreich, Rorert RMO Ogilvie, RM.

RHg Hagg,Robin RMW Wheeler, RE. Mortimer

RHi Higgins, RA. RnH Hodot:, Rene

RHo Hci.ek, Radislav RoB Brumbaugh, Rorert S.

RHO Oliver, Ruth Hale RcC Qahay, Roland

RHP Pierce, Richard Holton RcH Halleux, Rorert

215



RoL Lazzerooi, Romano RWE Ehrich, Robert W.

RoN North, Robert RWe Werner, Rudolf

RoT Tefnin, Roland RWH Hutchinson, R.W.

RP Perooi, Renato RWi Wild,R.

RPC Otarles, Robert P. RWI Weil, Raymood

RPh Phythyon, Reed RWT Tucker, Robert Whitney

RPi Pittioni, Richard RWt Witte, Reinhard

RR Rocher,R. SA Alexioo, Stylianos

RRH Holloway, R. Ross SAE Eriksson, Sven A.

RRS Stieglitz, Rorert R. SaL Levin, Saul

RS Santiago, Rosa A. SAm Amundsen, Sigurd

RSa SabOOdini, R. SaS Stucchi, Sandro

RSB Schmitt-Brandt, Robert SB Benton, Sylvia

RSh Shafer, Rorert SBA Aleshire, S.B.

RSM Merrillees, Robert S. sc Calderone, Salvatore

RSt Stememann, R. SCH Humphreys, Sarah Caroline le Messurier

RTa Tamassia, R. SD D:lw, Sterling

RTh Thibau, Roger STh Thvis,S.

RTr Treuil, Rene SIX Thger-Jalkotzy, Sigrid

RuH Hicks, Ruth I. SDI Indelicato, Silvia Thmiani.

RuK Kassel, Rudolph SD:l D:>nadoni, Sergio F.

RuS Schmitt, Ri.idiger SDu Du8anuc, s.

RV V anderiviere, R. SDz Dietz, S.

RVR van Royen, R.A. SEI lakovidis, Spyros E.

RVS Schoder, Raymond V. SF Forsrerg, Stig

RVx de Vaux, Roland SFe Ferri, s.

RVz Viredaz, Remy soc Guettel Cole, Susan

RW Willetts, Ronald F. SGE Escudero, S. Gonzales

216



SGK Kapsomenos, Stylianos G. SPg Piggott, Stuart

SgL Laser, Siegfried SpJ Jacovidis, Spyridon E.

SGr Grandolini, S. Spl der Spiegel

SH Hood, M. Sinclair F. SpM Marinatos, Spyridon

ShC Qawford, Sheena SPo Popescu, Sebastiana

ShG Gibbs, Sharon SPP Parnicki-Pudelko, S.

SI Irnmerwahr, Sara SR R~S.

SIJ Jampolsk:i, S.l. SRa Radzig,S.

SIO OJst, Stewart I. SRC Cooke, SR.B.

SJ Jakuoowsk:i, Stanislaw SRS Slings, SR.

SJL de Laet, Siegfried J. ss Segert, S.

SJn Iannaccone, S. SSe Sergent, S.

SJS Sarypkin, SJa. SSh Shennen, Stephen

SK Szadeszy-Kardoss, S. SSt Stati, S.

SKu Kure, Shigeichi SSw Swiny, Stuart

SL Luria, Salomo SSy Syrnenoglou, Sarantis

SLH Hcrw:itz, Silvia L StB Brunnsaker, Sture

SLi Liererman, Samuel StC Cairns, Stewart S.

su Uoyd, Seton H.F. StD Diamant, Steven

SLr Luraghi, Silvia StF Foltiny, St.

SM Mann, S.E. StH Hiller, Stefan

SMA Al-Radi, Selma M.S. StK Kolkowna, St.

SMr Mirie, Sieglinde StS Sinos, Stefan

so OSwiecimski, Stefan sw Weinrerg, SaulS.

Soi leSoir SY Yaginuma, S.

SP Prete, Sesto SyP Payrau, Sylvain

SpC Cook,Sp.B. TAW Alexandrato-Wyrenga, T.G.

SPe Pembroke, Simon TB Blaszczyk, T.

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TBJ Jones, TomB. TSW Wheeler, T.S.

TCh Ommpion, Timothy TID D.lke, T.T.

TCS Srnid, T.C. TIE Tsavellas-Evjen, T.H.

TeM Mantero, Teresa TVB Blavatskaja, T.V.

TOP Powell, T.G.E. TVG Gamkrelidze, Thomas V.

1H Howe, Thalia P. TW Webster, T.BL.

ThGP Palaima, Thomas Gerard TWe W ertirne, Theodore A.

ThK Knecht, Th. TWJ JacOO;en, Thomas W.

THP Price, Theodora Hadzisteliou TZ Zlatkovskaya, T.D.

ThP Poljakov, Th. UBi Bianchi, Ugo

TIM the Times UH Holscher, Uvo

TJ Jones, T.B. UN Naumann, Ute

TJa James, T.GH. UR Riitersw6rden, Udo

TJP Papdopoulos, Thanasis J. URa Rapallo, U.

TKB Bender, Todd K. VA Aravantinos, V assilis L

TKM Moore, T.C. Kingsmill VAl Istrin, V.A.

TKr Karaphylloudis, T. VB Burr, V.

TKy Kelly, Thomas VBT Trulilovic, Volislav B.

TL Lambdin, T.O. VD !Xsborough, V R.d A.

TLS Times Literary Supplement VdA D Agostino, V.

TM Milewski, T. VDu Dumitrescu, V.

TrD IX>than, Trude VE Ehrenberg, V.L.

1Re Reekmans, Tony VeB Batchvarov, Ventzeslar

1RS Smith, Thyrza Ruth VG Georgiev, Vladimir

TS Sinko, T. VGB Borukhovic, V.G.

TSh Shear, Jr., T.l..eslie VGr Grace, VR.

TSp Spyropoulos, Theodoros VHa Hankey, Vronwy

TSu Sularnirski, T. VI Ivanov, V.V.

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Abbreviation ~ Abbreviation ~

ViB Bubenik, Vit WBI Ingalls, Wayne Barritt

VK K.arageorghis, V assos WBk Burkert, Walter

VK.e Kenna, V.E.G. WBI Bltimel, W.

VL liittel, Verena WBo Borgeaud, W.

VlB Bamiteanu, Vladllnir WBr Brandenstein, Wilhelm

VLC Cymburskij, V L WCa Calder, WM.

VIR La Rosa, Vincenzo WGJ GJwgill, Warren C

VM Miloiac, Vladimir WCu Oilican, William

VMS Sergeev, V.M. WD Dressler, Wofgang

VNJ Jarcho, V.N. WdB den Boer, W.

VP Pisani, Vittore WDN Niemeier, Wolf -Dietrich

VPK Kazanskene, V.P. Wib llinl.an, walter F.

VPo Popovitch, Vladislav WE Eilers, w.

VPY Yailenko, V.P. WEB Brown, W. Edward

vs SevoroSkin, Vitali V. WEk Ekschmitt, Werner

vss Sergeev, V.S. WeN Nahm, Werner

VSt Struve, V asili V. WEu Euler, Wolfram

VTB Tatton-Brown, Veronica WFL Leemans, W.F.

vu Ustinov, V.A. WfW Wittoo, W.F.

WA Anderson, W.Ffench WG Guthrie, W.K.C

WaB Beringer, Walter WGC Cavanagh, W.G.

WAB Brewer, W.A. WGE East, w. Gordoo

WAI Allen, W. Sidney WGL Lambert, W.G.

WaM McLeod, Wallace E. WHe Heick, Wolfgang

WAR von Reitzenstein, Wolf -Annin Ffeiherr WHG Goodenough, Ward H.

WAW Ward, William A WHS Stiebing, William H.

WB Brice, William C WiB Biers, WilliamR

WBe Belardi, w. WK Krause, Wolfgang

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WKa Kastner, Wolfgang XaM Mignot, Xavier

WKr Kruger, G. van W. YB Bequignon, Yves

WKu Kullman, W. YD Duhoux, Yves

WLo Loy, William G. YLA Arocitrnan, Y L.

WM Merlingen, Weriand YLH Hohnes, Y. Lynn

WMa Matthews, W.K. YMA Apostolakis, Y.M.

WMc Mcllinald, William A YMC Charue, Yves-Marie

WNo Noll, W. YVA Andreyev, Yu. V.

WoF Fauth, Wolfgang YY Yadin, Yigael

WoS Schiering, Wolf gang ZA Aml:rose, Zuell Philip

WP Porzig, W. ZATW Zeitschrift fiir die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft

WPL Lehmann, Winfred P. ZG Gansiniec, z.

WPr P6tscher, Walter ZJJ Jitta, Annie N. Zadoks-Josephus

WR Reisner, W. ZJK Kapera, Zdzislaw J.

WRd Rudolph, Wolfgang ZP Petre, 'Lee

WRo Rollig, w. ZR Rubinsohn, Zeev

WRS Schrnalsteig, William R. ZSG Stos-Gale, Z.A.

WRu Ruocn, w. ZSt Stewart, Zeph

ws Stanford, W.B. ZT Tofalis, Zannetos

WSc Schindler, Wolfgang zz ZlatuSka, Z.

WSD lliwney, W.S.

wss Smith, William Stevenson

WSW Wocrlard, WilliamS.

WT Taylour, Lcrd William

WTe Tegethoff, Wilhelm

wv Verdenius, W.J.

ww Winter, Werner

WWy Wyatt, Jr., William F.

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