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LIST OF TABLETS.

TEXT	PLATE	MUSEUM NUMBER	DIMENSIONS	NATURE OF CONTENTS
				L. D. C.
1	1-3		8383	6⅜×5×16¼	Foundation cylinder containing an incantation.
				B. T[1]
2	4		8322	3⅛×2⅝×⅞	An Old Babylonian Oracle.
3	5-7		11065	7×5⅜×1⅝	A Hymn to Dungi.
4	8-11		9205	6½×4×1¼	A Myth of Enlil and Ninlil.
5	12		11932	7¼×4×1¼	Fragment[2] of an Incantation Ritual.
6	13,14	$\scriptstyle {\left\{{\begin{matrix}\ \\\\\ \\\ \\\ \\\ \ \end{matrix}}\right.}$	19751+	9×4½×1¾	A Prayer for the City of Ur.
			2204+
			2270+
			2302
7	15-17		8310	5×2⅝×1¼	A Hymn to Ibi-Sin.
8	18,19		14005	5×2⅝×1¼	A Creation Myth.
9	20		7772	3⅜×2¾×1 1/16	An Oracle for Ishbiurra, Founder of the Dynasty of Nisin.
10	21		8317	3⅜×2¾×1⅛	An Excerpt from an Exorcism.
11	22,23		8384	5¼×2⅜×1⅛	Fragment of the So-called "Liturgy to Nintud."
12	23		2225	2½×2⅝×¾	Fragment of a Hymn to Nannar.

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1. The thickness is always measured at the thickest part of the tablet.
2. The fragment is irregular. These are its greatest measurements.