In the _Zeitschrift für Assyriologie_ (Weimar, E. Felber, 1894) Y. LE GAC published _Quelques inscriptions assyro-babyloniennes du Musée Lycklama à Cannes_, pp. 385-90, and in _Babyloniaca_ (Paris, P. Geuthner, 1910), _Textes babyloniens de la Collection Lycklama à Cannes_, pp. 33-72. In 1902 T. G. PINCHES contributed to the _Verhandlungen des XIII_. _Orientalistischen Congresses_ some _Notes on a Small Collection of Tablets from the Birs Nimroud belonging to Lord Amherst of Hackney_. In vols. III-VI of the _Vorderasiatische Schriftdenkmäler_ (1907-1908), A. UNGNAD published many texts of this period, and gave later some valuable _Untersuchungen_ on the same, _Aus der altbabylonischen Kontrakt-literatur_, to the _Orientalistische Litteraturzeitung_, 1912, cols. 106-8. A new source for this material was the finds at Nippur, printed in _The Publications of the Babylonian Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania_, Philadelphia, Series A. _Cuneiform Texts_, vol. viii, part 1 contained _Legal and Commercial Transactions from the Neo-babylonian Empire to Darius II_, by A. T. CLAY, 1908; vols. ix and x, by the same author, contained _Business Documents of Murashû Sons of Nippur in the reign of Artaxerxes I_ (1898), and _Business Documents in the reign of Darius II_ (1904). A new series has since been commenced. _The Museum Publications of the Babylonian Section of the University of Pennsylvania_ (Philadelphia Museum), vol. ii, no. 1, gives _Business Documents of Murashû Sons of Nippur_, by A. T. CLAY (1912), and vol. ii, no. 2, _Documents from the Temple Archives at Nippur_, by the same author (1912). _Selected Business Documents of the Neo-Babylonian Period_ in the _Semitic Study Series_, by A. UNGNAD (Leiden, Brill, 1908), forms a useful introduction to the subject. In 1911 appeared _Hundert ausgewählte Rechtsurkunden aus der Spätzeit des babylonischen Schrifltums von Xerxes bis Mithridates, 485-93 v. Chr._, by A. UNGNAD and J. KOHLER (Leipzig, Pfeiffer), and I. L. HOLT contributed to the _American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures_ a study of _some Tablets from the R. C. Thompson Collection in Haskell Oriental Museum, The University of Chicago_.