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Nissen[1] (1988b: p. 114) observed that lexical lists belong “to a category existing right from the beginning of the appearance of writing, and listing all kinds of things under a common heading.”

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  1. ↑ Hans J. Nissen, Mesopotamia Before 5000 Years (Rome: 1988b), p. 114.