“On page 234.–The ‘serpent’ of the boundary stone was originally the Milky Way. The other symbols are animals of the Zodiac. “On page 235 (note 3).–Compare, also, Hommel, _Babylonische Ursprung der Ægypt. Kultur_ (fight of Merodach with the serpent=fight of Rê ‘with ʿApep’). “On page 238.–_Nekhushtân_, the name the serpent of Moses, is derived from נחשת, ‘_vulva_,’ or, at all events, is related to this word.” ----- Footnote 722: See p. 313, _supra_. ----- Transcriber’s Note: Minor errors or inconsistencies of punctuation or formatting have been corrected silently. There were a number of occasions where quotation marks were not balanced. Where possible the cited source has been consulted. It was not always possible to surmise the scope of quoted material, in which case it is noted below, but unchanged in the text. In at least one case, on p. 125, the quotation from Ármin Vámbéry’s _Travels in Central Asia_ (see note 361) was incorrectly marked. Quotation marks have been added in order to properly denote those portions which directly follow the source. In the scriptural index, on p. 303, the entries for 1 Timothy are corrupt, with the chapter appearing at the end of the entry, rather than at the beginning: ------------------ 1 TIMOTHY. : 14 854 : 7 1146 ------------------ These have been corrected as 1 TIMOTHY. 4 : 14 85 6 : 7 114 ------------------ This table summarizes the corrections specifically to the Topical Index, which on occasion has entries which are spelled differently in the text itself, or are otherwise faulty. To facilitate searches, it is assumed that the text is correct, and the entries were changed. The sole exception is the transliteration of the Greek word προναιοι, which is given in the text on p. 154 as _pronaoi_, but correctly in the index as _pronaioi_ (vestibule). In this case, the text has been corrected. Entry Correction/Comment Altar: _lèlè_, name for accents reversed from the text (“lélé”). Ashurnâsira[f]i Ashurnâsira[p]li on both referenced pages. Avai[t]a Avai[k]a Bay[e]t-el-Walli Bayt-el-Walli Boundary: references to, may be p. 17 or p. 117. In any case, neither page seems to have a relevant remark.