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Šumma ālu
Šumma ālu ina mēlê šakin is the title for a series of a collected number of texts of ancient Mesopotamia amounting to one hundred and twenty tablets. The title translates as ''If a City is Situated on a Height'', and lists something over one thousand omens.〔 Many of the omens listed in this group begin, in wording, with the words ''Šumma ina āli ma'du (kind of people)'', which is to say; ''if there are too many kinds of people'', and the omens in this group then proceed at their end with a description of the occurrence of some kind of misfortune or negative occurrence.〔Jonathan Stökl - (Prophecy in the Ancient Near East: A Philological and Sociological Comparison ) BRILL, 18 Apr 2012, 297 pages, ISBN 9004229922 ''Volume 56 of Culture and History of the Ancient Near East'' (2015-06-10 )〕 Similarities are recognised within the nature of the series and in other types of works that are concerned with hemerology and menology.〔Erlend Gehlken (editor) - (Weather Omens of En?ma Anu Enlil: Thunderstorms, Wind and Rain (Tablets 44–49) (p.5) ) BRILL, 3 Aug 2012, 338 pages, ISBN 9004225889 ''Volume 43 of Cuneiform Monographs'' (2015-06-10 )〕 ==References==
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