Babylonian And Assyrian Literature
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] [Footnote 45: The mountain chain which divides Syria from Cilicia. ] [Footnote 46: Or, proof. ] [Footnote 47: Literally, sat. ] [Footnote 48: I. E. , "the sun is my light. "] [Footnote 49: Assyr. "Airu, " Heb. "Iyar. " 866 B. C. ] [Footnote 50: Literally, Kumukhaya. ] [Footnote 51: Between Carchemish and the Orontes. ] [Footnote 52: Diarbekr, still known by the name of "Kar-Amid. " Rawlinson's"Herodotus, " l. 466. The name is of frequent occurrence in early Christianwriters. ] [Footnote 53: S...ee p. 188, note 2. ] [Footnote 54: Cf. Is. X. 34, "He shall cut down the thickets of the forestwith iron"; also Ezek. Xxxix. 10. ] [Footnote 55: The inscription is here defaced. ] [Footnote 56: Defaced. ] [Footnote 57: See p. 188, note 2. ] [Footnote 58: The grandfather of Assur-nasir-pal. His reign probablyterminated at 889 B. C. ] [Footnote 59: Literally, shepherd. Thus, Isa. Xliv. 28, "Cyrus is myshepherd. "] [Footnote 60: Cf. Ps. Xxix. 10, "The Lord (Jhvh) sitteth upon the flood;yea the Lord sitteth King forever.
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] [Footnote 45: The mountain chain which divides Syria from Cilicia. ] [Footnote 46: Or, proof. ] [Footnote 47: Literally, sat. ] [Footnote 48: I. E. , "the sun is my light. "] [Footnote 49: Assyr. "Airu, " Heb. "Iyar. " 866 B. C. ] [Footnote 50: Literally, Kumukhaya. ] [Footnote 51: Between Carchemish and the Orontes. ] [Footnote 52: Diarbekr, still known by the name of "Kar-Amid. " Rawlinson's"Herodotus, " l. 466. The name is of frequent occurrence in early Christianwriters. ] [Footnote 53: S...ee p. 188, note 2. ] [Footnote 54: Cf. Is. X. 34, "He shall cut down the thickets of the forestwith iron"; also Ezek. Xxxix. 10. ] [Footnote 55: The inscription is here defaced. ] [Footnote 56: Defaced. ] [Footnote 57: See p. 188, note 2. ] [Footnote 58: The grandfather of Assur-nasir-pal. His reign probablyterminated at 889 B. C. ] [Footnote 59: Literally, shepherd. Thus, Isa. Xliv. 28, "Cyrus is myshepherd. "] [Footnote 60: Cf. Ps. Xxix. 10, "The Lord (Jhvh) sitteth upon the flood;yea the Lord sitteth King forever.
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