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The Sumerian Folktale of the Three Ox-Drivers from Adab

The Sumerian folktale, "The Three Ox-Drivers from Adab," is known from two Louvre fragments, TCL 16, 80 and TCL 16, 83. The first part of the composition was edited by A. Falkenstein (1952, 114-20).' The first complete edition was presented by B. Foster, in his study of humor in cuneiform literature (1974, 70-72).2 The tablet had previously been collated by S. N. Kramer, and the results are indicated with asterisks in