Cuneiform Parallels to the Old Testament
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had proclaimed over the people of Assyria, and (3) had established his throne; the lofty priest, who adorns E-sharra, 3 the unwearied . . . , who holds in his hand the command of E-kur; (4) who goes about in the service of Ashur his lord, and the kings of the four quarters of the earth (5) has he cast down at his feet; who has con- quered from Siluna, (6) which lies in the east, the lands of Saban, Ellipi, Kharkhar, Araziash, (7) Mesu, Madai, Gizilbunda, in its entire extent, (8) Munna, Parsua,... Allabria, Abdadana, (9) Nairi, in its entire extent, Andiu, whose location is far distant, (10) the mountain slopes, in their entire extent to the coast of the great sea of the (11) east; who conquered from the bank of the Euphrates the Hittite country, Amurru in its entirety, (12) Tyre, ' First published in I Rawlinson, 35, No. 1. Translated by Abel in KeilinschrifUiche Bibliothek, i, pp. 190ff.; Winckler, Keilinschri/tliches TexOmch, 3te Auf ., p. 26f., and by Ungnad in Gressmann, Altorientalische Tezte und BUder, i, pp.
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had proclaimed over the people of Assyria, and (3) had established his throne; the lofty priest, who adorns E-sharra, 3 the unwearied . . . , who holds in his hand the command of E-kur; (4) who goes about in the service of Ashur his lord, and the kings of the four quarters of the earth (5) has he cast down at his feet; who has con- quered from Siluna, (6) which lies in the east, the lands of Saban, Ellipi, Kharkhar, Araziash, (7) Mesu, Madai, Gizilbunda, in its entire extent, (8) Munna, Parsua,... Allabria, Abdadana, (9) Nairi, in its entire extent, Andiu, whose location is far distant, (10) the mountain slopes, in their entire extent to the coast of the great sea of the (11) east; who conquered from the bank of the Euphrates the Hittite country, Amurru in its entirety, (12) Tyre, ' First published in I Rawlinson, 35, No. 1. Translated by Abel in KeilinschrifUiche Bibliothek, i, pp. 190ff.; Winckler, Keilinschri/tliches TexOmch, 3te Auf ., p. 26f., and by Ungnad in Gressmann, Altorientalische Tezte und BUder, i, pp.
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