. The dawn of civilization: Egypt and Chaldaea . HEAJÎ OF ONE OF THE STATUESFUOM STATUE OF GUDEA. 1 The order in which these princes succeeded each other is uncertain. Their inscriptions havebeen translated by Amiaud, The Inscriptions of Telloh, in the Records of the Past, 2nd series, vol. 106-108, and by Jensen, Die Inschriften, in the Keilschriftliehe Ribliothelc, vol. iii. part 1, , 72-77. 2 An individual named Urningirsu dedicated to the goddess Ninlil, for the life of King Dungi,a small votive wig in stone, now in the Berlin Museum. Winckler recognizes in him the
. The dawn of civilization: Egypt and Chaldaea . HEAJÎ OF ONE OF THE STATUESFUOM STATUE OF GUDEA. 1 The order in which these princes succeeded each other is uncertain. Their inscriptions havebeen translated by Amiaud, The Inscriptions of Telloh, in the Records of the Past, 2nd series, vol. 106-108, and by Jensen, Die Inschriften, in the Keilschriftliehe Ribliothelc, vol. iii. part 1, , 72-77. 2 An individual named Urningirsu dedicated to the goddess Ninlil, for the life of King Dungi,a small votive wig in stone, now in the Berlin Museum. Winckler recognizes in him the Urnin-girsu, son of Gudea, who succeeded him (Untersuchungen, pp. 42, 157, No. 7, and Geschichte,p. 43; cf. Delitzsch-MurDter, Geschichte, 2nd edit., p. 79). Galalama also dedicated a statue, nowbroken (Heuzey-Sarzec, Découvertes, pl. 21, No. 4), to Bau, the mother of Lagash, for the lifeof King Dungi (Amiaud, The Inscriptions of Telloh, in the Records of the Past, 2nd series, vol. 108 ; Jensen, Die Inschriften der Eonige, in the Keilschriftliche Bibliotkek, vol. iii. part 1, pp
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