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SAA 16 129. Raids by Arabs (CT 53 289)

SAA 16 131. Sending Caravans to the King (ABL 0981)

SAA 16 132. The King’s Gods are Ready for Battle (ABL 1228)

SAA 16 135. Fragment of a Military Report (ABL 1422)

SAA 16 137. The Kings have Made Peace with One Another (ABL 1115)

SAA 16 138. Report on Araši and Elam (CT 53 070)

SAA 16 140. Idri-aha’u has Brought the Shoes (ABL 0775)

SAA 16 142. Fragment Referring to Umban-kidinni (ABL 0777)

SAA 16 144. Appeal for Royal Intervention (ABL 0776)

SAA 16 145. Fragment Referring to Locusts (ABL 1351)

SAA 16 146. Fragment Referring to Aid to Humbariš (CT 53 376)

SAA 16 147. Fragment Referring to Humbariš (CT 53 638)

SAA 16 149. Wounded in Bit-Hamban (CT 53 190)

SAA 16 150. Emissaries from Mazamua (ABL 1235)

SAA 16 152. Fragment Referring to Babylonians (ABL 0986)

SAA 16 153. Letter from Borsippan Women (CT 53 623)

SAA 16 155. Returning a Field to the Chaldeans (CT 53 626)

SAA 16 157. Fragment Referring to Scholars (CT 53 541)

SAA 16 162. Ritual on the River Bank (ABL 1039)

SAA 16 165. A Lotion for the King

SAA 16 166. Fragment of a Medical Report (CT 53 704)

SAA 16 171. Fragment Referring to Extispicies and a Treaty (CT 53 266)

SAA 16 172. (no title)

SAA 16 173. Enthroning a Substitute King

SAA 16 174. (no title) (CT 53 528)

SAA 16 175. Fragment of a Horse Report (CT 53 437)

SAA 16 176. Fragment of a Horse Report (CT 53 551)

SAA 16 178. (no title) (CT 53 218)

SAA 16 179. (no title) (ABL 1152)

SAA 16 182. (no title) (CT 53 263)

SAA 16 184. Fragment Referring to Building Activities (CT 53 309)

SAA 16 185. (no title) (CT 53 317)

SAA 16 186. (no title) (CT 53 162)

SAA 16 187. (no title) (CT 53 570)

SAA 16 188. (no title)

SAA 16 189. (no title) (CT 53 650)

SAA 16 191. (no title)

SAA 16 193. (no title)

SAA 16 194. (no title) (CT 53 652)

SAA 16 195. (no title) (CT 53 657)

SAA 16 199. Report on Work (ABL 1055)

SAA 16 200. All the Lands Belong to the King (ABL 1139)

SAA 16 201. Revering the King (ABL 1144)

SAA 16 202. Go and Ask! (ABL 1158)

SAA 16 204. Glazing Bricks (ABL 1310)

SAA 16 205. Appointing Guards (CT 53 109)

SAA 16 206. (no title) (CT 53 189)

SAA 16 207. Promoting Chariot Drivers and ‘Third Men’ (CT 53 249)

SAA 16 209. (no title) (CT 53 270)

SAA 16 211. Should I Come to Calah? (CT 53 292)