Assyrian Historiography
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] Otherinscriptions of the group are incised on bulls, on founda-slabs, onbricks, pottery, and glass, or as labels on the sculptures. Save forthe last, they are of absolutely no value for the historian as theysimply abstract from the Annals. As for the Cyprus stole, its locationalone gives it a factitious importance. [Footnote: For fullbibliography of the minor inscriptions, cf. Olmstead, _Sargon_, 6f. For others since found at Ashur, cf. KTA. 37-42; 71; MDOG. 20, 24;22, 37; 25, 28, 31, 35; 26,... 22; 31, 47; Andr
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] Otherinscriptions of the group are incised on bulls, on founda-slabs, onbricks, pottery, and glass, or as labels on the sculptures. Save forthe last, they are of absolutely no value for the historian as theysimply abstract from the Annals. As for the Cyprus stole, its locationalone gives it a factitious importance. [Footnote: For fullbibliography of the minor inscriptions, cf. Olmstead, _Sargon_, 6f. For others since found at Ashur, cf. KTA. 37-42; 71; MDOG. 20, 24;22, 37; 25, 28, 31, 35; 26,... 22; 31, 47; Andr
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