B.C. Tukulti-Ninip II., son, 890 Ashur-nâṣir-pal III., son, 884 Shulmanu-asharid (Shalmaneser) II., 859 Shamshi-Adad V., 824 Adad-nirari III., 811 Shulmanu-asharid (Shalmaneser) III., 782 Ashur-dan III., 772 Ashur-nirari II., 754 Tukulti-apil-esharra (Tiglath-pileser, Pul) III., 745 Shulmanu-asharid (Shalmaneser) IV., 726 Sharru-ukin (Sargon) II., 721 Sin-aḫê-erba (Sennacherib), son, 704 Ashur-aḫ-iddin (Esarhaddon), son, 680 Ashur-bâni-pal (Asnapper), son, 668 Ashur-etil-ilâni, son, 625 Sin-shum-lîshir, (?) Sin-shar-ishkun, (?) Fall of Nineveh, 607 III. Weights And Measures I. Weights 1 shekel = 180 _šê_. 1 mina = 60 shekels. 1 talent = 60 minas. The weight of the mina may be reckoned in round numbers as 500 grams. II. Measures Of Capacity _Early Scale_ 1 GIN = 180 _šê_ (?). 1 ḲA = 60 GIN. 1 GUR = 300 ḲA. _Later Scale_ 1 GUR = 180 ḲA. III. Measures Of Length 1 ell (U) = 60 _ubanu_. 1 _ḳânu_ = 6 ells. 1 GAR = 2 _ḳânu_. 1 KASBU = 1,800 GAR. On other measures see A. D. D., ii., pp. 197-218. The ell is about half a metre. IV. Measures Of Surface 1 GIN = 180 _šê._ 1 SAR = 60 GIN. 1 GAN = 1,800 SAR. The area of the SAR was one GAR square, or 6 metres square. Areas were also measured by the amount of corn required to sow them, or their average yield, that is by the GUR and ḲA. V. Measures Of Time 1 day = 12 double hours. 1 month = 30 days, average. 1 year = 12 months, average. Further details may be obtained from Zimmern’s _Das Princip unserer Zeit-und Raumteilung_, in the _Berichten d. philolog. histor. Classe d. Königl. Sächs. Gesellschaft der Wissenschaften zu Leipzig_. November 14, 1901. IV. Bibliography Of The Later Periods THE NEW BABYLONIAN EMPIRE *Nabopolassar.*—Strassmaier published nineteen texts in _Z. A._, iv., pp. 141-45, of which three are transcribed and translated in _K. B._, iv., pp. 177-81. Dr. Pinches gave another, _C. T._, iv., p. 14, and another in Peek-Pinches, p. 3. Dr. Moldenke gave nine other texts in his _Cuneiform Texts from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York_. *Nebuchadrezzar II.*—Strassmaier published 460 texts in _Hefts V.-VI._, of the _Babylonische Texte_, of which thirty-one are transcribed and translated in _K. B._, iv., pp. 180-201, and forty are discussed in Kohler-Peiser’s _Aus Babylonischen Rechtsleben_. Two texts are published by Pinches, _C. T._, iv., p. 38, two more in Peiser’s _Babylonische Verträge_, six texts from the Liverpool Museum were published by Strassmaier in the _Actes du VI. Congrès Internationale des Orientalistes, 1883_. Some of the above texts belong, however, to the reign of Nebuchadrezzar III.