5, Richmond Grove,
Barnsbury, N.
14th Augt 1874
Dear Sir
I am much obliged to you for your kind letter <of?> to days date and will call upon you at the Museum on Tuesday next
Sir Henry 1 has promised the original text cylinder of Tiglath Pileser, 2 the one jointly translated by yourself and three other learned men. what other texts he will give I know not, but I believe they will be some of the unpublished tablets from the Daily Telegraph expedition Mr Rodwell 3 will give not Nebuchadnezzar 4 but a Neriglissar 5 text, and one of Assur azir pal, but of course his version will be examined first before it is printed in in <sic> the R of P. 6 Mr Rodwell is a very able Arabic and Amharic Scholar. his address is on the other leaf
Schrœders 7 German translation of the Sycthic <sic> text of the Behistun Inscription 8 is the one which I have written for. We can get it retranslated into English without much trouble if the author consents
I shall be glad to have a reprint and completion of your Assyrian Hymns and also the Sargon Myth
Smith 9 does not withold <sic> the Deluge, but only the Assurbanipal (30 or 40 pages) and Berosus (16 pages)
I remain Dear Sir Yours fally
W. R. Cooper
H. Fox Talbot. Esq. DCL FRS.Rev. J. M. Rodwell, MA
28, Fellows Road
South Hampstead
N.W.
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