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Latest revision as of 16:37, 31 March 2025
(mul)Peṣû is an ancient Mesopotamian asterism.
Dictionary
Kurtik with Hilder, Hoffmann, Horowitz, Kim
Akkadian parallel to MUL2.BABBAR "White Star," the name of Jupiter in texts of the first millennium BCE; syllabic notation only in the Ḫg series. B VI: mul.babbar = pe-ṣu-u2 = [...] [MSL XI, 40:27], see m38MUL2.BABBAR.
Historical Dictionaries
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| аккадская параллель к MUL2.BABBAR «Белая звезда», название Юпитера в текстах I тыс. до н.э.; силлабическая запись только в серии Ḫg. B VI: mul.babbar = pe-ṣu-u2 = […] [MSL XI, 40:27], см. m38MUL2.BABBAR. | Example |
