June5] SOCIETYOF BIBLICAL ARCHEOLOGY. [1894-
Thatto tV which(of the last)has to be deducted accordingJ (^1) " , , ,. , , W. ' tqa '
Remainder (of 100), whichis to be given 93§ heqat.
Makes in s_hes-com in heqat ... ... 93^.
Makes in double heqat ... ... ... 47-j-g-f(sic).
Thereare plenty of obscurities andsmall mistakeshere,but the
generalsenseof it can be gathered.
Withl. 1 2 another sectionbegins. It is not marked by Eisenlohr,
but may be called 82a.
1 2. Account of fat goose, whatit eats :—
1 o birds ... ... 1 ^ heqat.
Makes in 10 days ,. ... ... 12^(12^).
14- »» 4° » » 5°-
Makes in shes-zom in double heqat23f£i£(afterdeducting
- of f).
No. 83 :—
1, 2. If the food of 4 re-geese "j
of those thatare cooped > northern corn a henu.
up be of J
- belongto 1 re-goose -^ heqat + .s^-s.
4, 5. If the food of re-goose thatentersthe pond be of northern
corntV »V tI^ !wat (for 4 geese).
it is 1 hin to 1 re-goose
makingfor 10 re-geese 1 heqat
„ in 10 days 10 heqat
„ in a month '"^^f3 30 heqat
Line9. Daily allowanceof food of a
re-goosebeingfattened,it eats heqat
terp-goose ...
a crane (zat)
a je/-duck, sheldrake(?) ...
a 5er-duck, teal (?) ...
a turtle-dove (menut)
a quail (part)*
All of these birdsare to be found in the sculptures : see, e.g.,
Diimichen's Resultate, PI. IX, bottom row, where, however, the
namesare not given. I shall returnto the subject of the identifica
tionof these birdsin another place.
* For the name of the quail see Loret, A.Z.xxx,p. 25.••• iirVV&fPer bird.
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"'. 8 1 1 3T »i_ 3 90
•*' 3 12 6 4 "SiTF^11
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