Notes to Chapter 65. Predicate and Complements

General notes on Chapter 65
65.1 Complements and transitivity
65.2 Simple complemellt ("direct object")
65.3 Indefinite object ("internal accusative")
65.4 Objective clause
65.5 Direct speech
65.6 A compound complement ("indirect object")?
65.7 Direct object embedded in verbal form

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General notes on Chapter 65

1. See Kurylowicz 1961 Apophonie passim.

2. See Rowton1962Permansive (1).

3. See Aro 1964 Vokalisierung 9,180 and passim.

4. See Kienast 1967 Vokalklassen.

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65.1 Complements and transitivity

1. See JJ. Finkelstein “Amnisadunga’s Edict and the babylonian ‘Law Codes’,” JCS 15 (1961) 96.