An edition of L.W. King's Babylonian magic and sorcery, being "The prayers of the lifting of the hand." (1952)

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Dutch
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163

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1952
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B.A.von Proosdij's thesis - Leyden.

Romanized Assyro-Babylonian and Dutch on opposite pages.

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Leiden, E.J.Brill

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xii, 163 pages
Number of pages
163

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OL49856175M
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38652182

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