[Transcriber's Note: Above, the author seems to be using the European decimal point ",", in the metric measurements, and the American decimal point in the Imperial measurements, ".".] [Footnote 43: At this time the palace of Nineveh was still in ruins. It was rebuilt by Sennacherib.] [Footnote 44: This is my former transcription of the divine name which is now pronounced Hea. But I think sincerely that the latter is not better than the former one.] [Footnote 45: This assimilation is not quite certain.] [Footnote 46: One thousand ten talents 602 cwt. English.] [Footnote 47: Obscure.] [Footnote 48: A very difficult passage; the name of the god Nergal does not interfere with the object.] [Footnote 49: The Hebrew "Astaroth," which signifies "goddesses." Compare Judges x. 6.] [Footnote 50: Obscure.] [Footnote 51: It is not clear what animals are meant.] End of Project Gutenberg's Babylonian and Assyrian Literature, by Anonymous