Viticulture And Brewing in the Ancient Orient

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11324. 18) Ni. 11385.
19) Ni. 11204; probably ?a is to be supplied.
20) Ni. 11386. 21) Ni. 1 1 080.
22) Ni, 11326; probably identical with the following.
23) Ni. 1 1 325, QQ Lutz, Viticulture and Brewing.
some of these names must remain doubtful. This is due to the fact that Ba.hy\on{a.n Mar u, Arabic j^, Hebrew ip© (as loanword in Egyptian ta-ki-ra ^^ ^^ ^^ Piehl, K., In- script. Hierogl. 12) is one of the most ambiguous words in the Semitic languages. It may mean any intoxicating beverage pre
...pared from grains, grapes, fresh or dried dates i, pomegra- nates, apples, honey etc. But even though some of the names mentioned may ultimately be recognized as words for arti- ficial wines, there still must remain a great variety of beers, which is surprising.
The cheapest beer of the oldest time was seemingly the "black beer", kas-gig, which was prepared of barley only 2.
An exception is a text ^ which enumerates an addition of spelt.
A brewer furnishes 8 nigin {== 80 go) of black beei". For its brewing he needs 18 ga of spelt, 18 ga of ninda-tam-ma- loaves, 24 ga of beer loaves and 36 ga of germinated grain''.


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