Tutankhamun, on the assumption that Akhetaten and the Amarna archive
continued several years after Akhenaten’s death. In diplomatic parlance,
Akhenaten might be termed the‘father’of either of them, though his
precise relationship with them is uncertain.- *Ibid., pp. 41–2, no. 17, lines 30–8.
- A record of the letter and the consequences that followed from it are
contained in Suppiluliuma’s biography. See Bryce,Letters of the Great
Kings, pp. 187–98 with translated passages. - *Beckman,Hittite Diplomatic Texts, pp. 41–58.
- Ibid., p. 41.
CHAPTER11 INTERMEDIARIES OF THEGODS:
THEGREATKINGS OFHATTI- Thus Bryce,Life and Society in the Hittite World(Oxford, 2002), p. 176,
with references. - See*J. David Hawkins,The Hieroglyphic Inscription of the Sacred Pool
Complex at Hattusa (Südburg)(Wiesbaden, 1995), p. 89 (Emirgazi
inscription) §34, with note, p. 101.
CHAPTER12 KING BYDEFAULT
- *Hallo and Younger,Context of Scripture2/3, pp. 82–90 (transl. R. Beal).
- After*Singer,Hittite Prayers, pp. 52–3.
- Siro Trevisanato‘The Hittite Plague, an Epidemic of Tularemia and the
First Record of Biological Warfare’,Medical Hypotheses 69 (2007),
pp. 1371–4.
CHAPTER13 HEALTH,HYGIENE ANDHEALING
- Extract from‘Instructions to Temple Officials’,in*James Pritchard (ed.)
Ancient Near Eastern Texts relating to the Old Testament(3rd edn),
(Princeton, 1969), p. 207 (transl. after A. Goetze). - *Ibid. for full text.
- See Bryce,Life and Society, p. 206.
- *Gary Beckman in Jack Sasson (ed.),Civilizations of the Ancient Near East
(New York, 1995) 3/4, p. 2010. - Extract from*Gabriella Frantz-Szabó in Sasson, ibid. 3/4, p. 2014.
- See Jared Miller,‘Paskuwatti’s Ritual: Remedy for Impotence or Antidote to
Homosexuality?’,Journal of Ancient Near Eastern Religions10 (2010),
pp. 83–9. - On Egyptian doctors on loan to Hatti, see Kenneth Kitchen,Pharaoh
Triumphant(Warminster, 1982), pp. 91–2.
NOTES TO PAGES 82 – 125 275