Archology And the Bible
Archology And the Bible
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[Great] and small he cut off, Tudkhula, son of Gazza 14 goods he took as spoil, waters over Babylon and Esagil 15 his son with the weapon of his hands upon him fell.
16 of his dominion before the temple of Annunit 17 Elam, the city Akhkhi to (?) the city Rabbatu he spoiled.
18 like a deluge, he made the cities of Akkad, all of Borsippa (?) 19 ended.^ Kukukumal, his son pierced his heart with a girdle- dagger of iron.
20 the enemy took and the destruction of these kings, participators in wrong (...?), 21 bondage for which the king of the gods, Marduk, was angry with them 22 with sickness their breast was oppressed 23 unto ruins were reduced (?). All of them to the king, our lord 24 knowing (?) the hearts of the gods, the gracious Marduk, for the commemoration of his name 25 and named^Esagil — to his place may he return.
26 thy may he make. This, O king, my lord we 27 his evil his heart the gods, his fathers 28 a participator in sin shall not be (?).
II 1 gods(?) 2 in the city feared day (?) [and night (?)] 3 Larsa (?), the bond of heaven which unto the four winds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Great] and small he cut off, Tudkhula, son of Gazza 14 goods he took as spoil, waters over Babylon and Esagil 15 his son with the weapon of his hands upon him fell.
16 of his dominion before the temple of Annunit 17 Elam, the city Akhkhi to (?) the city Rabbatu he spoiled.
18 like a deluge, he made the cities of Akkad, all of Borsippa (?) 19 ended.^ Kukukumal, his son pierced his heart with a girdle- dagger of iron.
20 the enemy took and the destruction of these kings, participators in wrong (...?), 21 bondage for which the king of the gods, Marduk, was angry with them 22 with sickness their breast was oppressed 23 unto ruins were reduced (?). All of them to the king, our lord 24 knowing (?) the hearts of the gods, the gracious Marduk, for the commemoration of his name 25 and named^Esagil — to his place may he return.
26 thy may he make. This, O king, my lord we 27 his evil his heart the gods, his fathers 28 a participator in sin shall not be (?).
II 1 gods(?) 2 in the city feared day (?) [and night (?)] 3 Larsa (?), the bond of heaven which unto the four winds.
What to read after Archology And the Bible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Barton, George A. (George Aaron), 1859-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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