161.
[176] Belser in Haupt and Delitzsch, _Beitraege sur Assyriologie_, ii.
187 _seq._, col.vi.i.3 _seq._ [177] The character of this part of the hymn is quite different from that which precedes.
[178] For further notices of these gods, see chapter x.
[179] See above, p.

122.
[180] One might include in the list also Nin-igi-nangar-bu, Gushgin-banda, Nin-kurra, Nin-zadim (from Nabubaliddin's Inscription), but these are only so many epithets of Ea or various _forms_ under which the god came to be worshipped.

See p.

177.
[181] We may now look forward to finding many more gods in the rich material for this period unearthed by the University of Pennsylvania Expedition to Niffer.
[182] See chapter x..