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² Greek: a great number of Greek sealings found, Rostovtzeff, *Seleucid Babylonia* passim; a Seleucid wall has been discovered dividing two temple precincts, A. Nöldeke, *Siebenter Vorläufiger Bericht über die Ausgrabungen in Uruk-Warka*, Berlin *Abh.* 1935 no. 4 p. 40; a long Greek dedication (unpublished) of the second century A.D. was found in 1934, J. Bidez, *Mélanges Capart* 1935 p. 69. Many known Greek names are listed by O. Schroeder, *Kontrakte der Seleukidenzeit aus Warka* 1916; and see A. T. Clay, *Babylonian Records in the library of J. Pierpont Morgan* II p. 17. McDowell, *Stamped objects* pp. 172-3, argues that under the Seleucids Orchoi had more autonomy than Seleuceia.