| Title | Name | City | Date | Context | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| bārû | Marduk-belšunu | Babylon | — | Copyist (or the copyist's father) of a standard commentary to Šumma Izbu | BM 38588, rev. ii 41–2 (Hunger 1968: no. 452; Leichty 1970: 229 ms. b; Frahm 2011a: 204) |
| šamallû, bārû agašgû | Šamaš-eṭir, descendant of Šangu-Sippar | Sippar | — | Owner of at least two tablets of Bārûtu, found in Eʾulmaš | SL, no number, l. 84 (Starr and Al-Rawi 1999: 180; cf. Hilgert 2013: [11]) |
| šamallû, bārû ṣehru | Mušezib-Bel, descendant of Šangu-Šamaš | Sippar? | — | (Later) copyist of a royal grant of privileges from Sennacherib's vassal Bel-ibni (r.702–700) to the town of Ša-uṣur-Adad | Binning 1, ll. 42'–43' (Walker and Kramer 1982: 71–6; Frame 1995: B.6.26.1) |
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Eleanor Robson, 'Table B4: bārûs in Neo-Babylonian scholarly colophons', Ancient Knowledge Networks online, Eleanor Robson, 2019 [http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/cams/akno/babylonianscholars/b4neobabbrs/]
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