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Provenience Map
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— Handcopy by Gary Beckman
ll. 1–5
Bulla, son of Ibri-adali, and his wife Astar-ummi have sold their daughter Baʾala-kimī to the wife of Taʾe, son of Abī-ikki, for 30 (shekels) of silver.
Reference:
Beckman 1996 - Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen
(p. 86)
ll. 6–7
Now her father Bulla has returned to her 15 shekels (of silver).
Reference:
Beckman 1996 - Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen
(p. 86)
ll. 8–10 If in the future someone with a legal claim on this girl should turn up, this tablet will prevail over him.
General notes
Secondary Literature
- Review Tsukimoto, A. (1998). review of BECKMAN, G., Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen, Padova (1996). Welt des orients, 29, 184–190. — 189
- Review Huehnergard, J. (2001). review of BECKMAN, G., Texts from the Vicinity of Emar in the Collection of Jonathan Rosen, Padova (1996). Orientalia. Nuova Serie, 70, 133–136. — 136
- Study Justel, J. J. (2008). La formule ana muḫḫiši uttēr comme expression de la ‘dot indirecte’ à Emar. Nouvelles assyriologiques brèves et utilitaires, 2008(67).
- Study Justel, J. J. (2008). La posición jurídica de la mujer en Siria durante el Bronce Final. Estudio de las estrategias familiares y de la mujer como sujeto y objeto de derecho. — 216
- Study Justel, J. J. (2014). Mujeres y derecho en el Próximo Oriente Antiguo. La presencia de mujeres en los textos jurídicos cuneiformes del segundo y primer milenios a. C.. — 223
- Study Hillmann, R. (2016). Brautpreis und Mitgift (Vol. 18). Mohr Siebeck. — 89-90
Commentary
- translation ll. 1–5 : 86
- translation ll. 6–7 : 86