About Arno Poebel
Arno Poebel was a German Assyriologist who contributed to cuneiform studies.
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Source record No."Arno Poebel."MediumBlack and white photographOrientationPartial frontalImage dateBefore 1958CreatorUnknownSource notesWeidner, "Dem Gedächtnis der Toten," 264–265.
Biographical details
Basic information
person Full name | Arno Poebel |
cake Date of birth | January 26, 1881 |
event_busy Date of death | March 3, 1958 |
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Name | Poebel, Arno |
Dates (life) | 26 January 1881 - 3 March 1958 |
Specialization | Assyriology |
Top works
Publications of the Babylonian Section | Publications of the Babylonian Section | |
Book | Book | |
1914 | 1914 | |
Author | Author | |
More info | More info |
Authored works by Arno Poebel
Publications of the Babylonian Section: Vol. IV, Historical Texts Book · Arno Poebel · 1914
In 1914, Arno Poebel published Publications of the Babylonian Section: Vol. 4. Historical Texts, commonly abbreviated as PBS 4. It provides a full translation and transliteration of artifact B10673. This artifact contains one of the world's oldest Sumerian flood and creation myths. The myth is often called the "Eridu Genesis" or "Epic of Ziusudra." Arno Poebel, a German Assyriologist who lived between 1881 and 1958, published the work. chrome_reader_mode Read now Publications of the Babylonian Section: Vol. V: Historical and Grammatical Texts Book · Arno Poebel · 1914
In 1914, Arno Poebel published Publications of the Babylonian Section: Vol. 5. Historical and Grammatical Texts, commonly abbreviated as PBS 5. This work includes a collection of artifact sketches from expeditions done by the University of Pennsylvania between 1890 to 1899. The text contains sketches of clay cuneiform tablets with Sumerian inscriptions. Many myths, hymns, and stories are referenced. Arno Poebel, a German Assyriologist who lived between 1881 and 1958, published the work. chrome_reader_mode Read now Associated works
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Role: Translator
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CDLI:Wiki ID | poebel_arno |
Cuneiformist profile
Name | Poebel, Arno |
Dates (life) | 26 January 1881 - 3 March 1958 |
Birthplace | Eisenach, Germany |
Specialization | Assyriology |
Major works | Babylonian Legal and Business Documents (BE 6/2), Philadelpia 1909 Die sumerischen Personennamen zur Zeit der Dynastie von Larsam und der ersten Dynastie von Babylon, Breslau 1910 Historical Texts (PBS 4/1), Philadelpia 1914 Historical and Grammatical Texts (PBS 5), Philadelphia 1914 Grammatical Texts (PBS 6/1), Philadelphia 1914 Grundzüge der sumerischen Grammatik, Rostock 1923 The Sumerian Prefix Forms e- and i- in the Time of the Earlier Princes of Lagash (AS 2), Chicago 1931 Das appositionell bestimmte Pronomen der 1. Pers. Sing. in den westsemitischen Inschriften und im Alten Testament (AS 3), Chicago 1932 Studies in Akkadian Grammar (AS 9), Chicago 1939 Miscellaneous Studies (AS 14), Chicago 1947 The Second Dynasty of Isin According to a New King-List Tablet (AS 15), Chicago 1955 |
Remarks | Fellow in Assyriology, University of Pennsylvania, 1905 PH.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1905/6 (H.V. Hilprecht) Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1911-1913 Associate professor, University of Rostock, 1919; full professor, 1925 Professor of Assyriology and Sumerology, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, 1930-1946 Editor, Chicago Assyrian Dictionary, 1933-1946 |
Obituaries | AfO 19 (1959-1960) 264-265 (E. Weidner), with photo |
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== Name ==
Poebel, Arno
== Dates ==
26 January 1881 - 3 March 1958
== Birthplace ==
Eisenach, Germany
== Specialization ==
Assyriology
== Major works ==
Babylonian Legal and Business Documents (BE 6/2), Philadelpia 1909 Die sumerischen Personennamen zur Zeit der Dynastie von Larsam und der ersten Dynastie von Babylon, Breslau 1910 Historical Texts (PBS 4/1), Philadelpia 1914 Historical and Grammatical Texts (PBS 5), Philadelphia 1914 Grammatical Texts (PBS 6/1), Philadelphia 1914 Grundzüge der sumerischen Grammatik, Rostock 1923 The Sumerian Prefix Forms e- and i- in the Time of the Earlier Princes of Lagash (AS 2), Chicago 1931 Das appositionell bestimmte Pronomen der 1. Pers. Sing. in den westsemitischen Inschriften und im Alten Testament (AS 3), Chicago 1932 Studies in Akkadian Grammar (AS 9), Chicago 1939 Miscellaneous Studies (AS 14), Chicago 1947 The Second Dynasty of Isin According to a New King-List Tablet (AS 15), Chicago 1955
== Remarks ==
Fellow in Assyriology, University of Pennsylvania, 1905 PH.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1905/6 (H.V. Hilprecht) Lecturer, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, 1911-1913 Associate professor, University of Rostock, 1919; full professor, 1925 Professor of Assyriology and Sumerology, Oriental Institute, University of Chicago, 1930-1946 Editor, Chicago Assyrian Dictionary, 1933-1946
== Obituaries ==
AfO 19 (1959-1960) 264-265 (E. Weidner), with photo
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Bibliography
Ernst Weidner. "Dem Gedächtnis der Toten." Archiv Für Orientforschung 19 (1959): 264–65.
Poebel, Arno. The University of Pennsylvania: The University Museum Publications of the Babylonian Section: Vol. IV. Historical Texts. Philadelphia, PA: The University Museum, 1914.
Poebel, Arno. The University of Pennsylvania: The University Museum Publications of the Babylonian Section: Vol. V. Historical and Grammatical Texts. Philadelphia, PA: The University Museum, 1914.