
Edward Hincks
[English] **Edward Hincks** (b. 1792 in Cork, Ireland; d. 1866 in Killyleagh, Northern Ireland) was an Irish Assyriologist and one of the earliest decipherer of cuneiform. [Deutsch] **Edward Hincks** (geb. 1792 in Cork, Irland; gest. 1866 in Killyleagh, Nordirland) war ein irischer Assyriologe und einer der frühesten Entzifferer der Keilschrift.
Born 1792-08-19
Died 1866-12-03
Identifiers
- VIAF62328869
- WikidataQ454770
- ISNI0000000063195694
- Open LibraryOL4486184A
Top Subjects
- History (2)
- Akkadian language (2)
- Poetry (1)
- Napoleon I Emperor of the French (1769-1821) (1)
- Ancient Inscriptions (1)
- Urartian Cuneiform inscriptions (1)
- Asia (1)
Books by Edward Hincks
Total count: 17
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Buonapartea poemPrinted by Odell and Laurent ... for J. Hunter ... London, and R. Milliken ... Dublin1816-01-01
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What is to be done with the tithes in Ireland?the question answeredL. B. Seeley and Sons1832-01-01
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On the years and cycles used by the ancient EgyptiansPrinted by R. Graisberry, printer to the Royal Irish Academy1838-01-01
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Church education, not the Church education societybeing an attempt to prove that an Irish clergyman having a school under his control ought, on church principles, to connect it with the national board, rather than with the Church education societyW. Curry1844-01-01
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On the defacement of divine and royal names on Egyptian monuments.Gill1846-01-01
An attempt to ascertain the number, names, and powers, of the letters of the hieroglyphic or ancient Egyptian alphabetM.H. Gill1847-01-01-
On the inscriptions at VanJohn W. Parker1848-01-01
On the Khorsabad InscriptionsM.H. Gill1850-01-01
On the Polyphony of the Assyrio-Babylonian Cuneiform Writing: A Letter to Professot RenoufJohn F. Fowler1863-01-01-
On the Polyphony of the Assyrio-Babylonian cuneiform writingA letter to Professor Renouf.John F. Fowler1863-01-01
The Egyptian dynasties of Manetho1863-01-01-
On the Assyrio-Babylonian measures of timePrinted by the Academy1865-01-01
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On the various years and months in use among the EgyptiansPrinted by M.H. Gill1865-01-01
Specimen chapters of an Assyrian grammarTrübner & Co1866-01-01-
On the Assyrio-Babylonian phonetic characterss.n.1986-01-01
The correspondence of Edward HincksUniversity College Dublin Press2007-01-01
On the First and Second Kinds of Persepolitan Writing + On the three Kinds of Persepolitan Writing, and on the Mode of expressing Numerals in Cuneatic CharactersFrom The Transactions of the Royal Irish Academy, Vol. XXI, Part I + IIM. H. Gill