Lectures Upon the Assyrian Language And Syllabary: Delivered to Students of ...
Lectures Upon the Assyrian Language And Syllabary: Delivered to Students of ...
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A revolt had meanwhile broken out in Babylonia, I under Suzub, but it was soon repressed, and Erech sacked. About RC 695, Sennacherib finished his great palace at Nineveh, and two or three years later overthrew the combined forces of Suzub and Unmian- minan of Elam, in a decisive and bloody battle at Khalule. In B.C. 691 ; Babylon was besieged and razed to the ground. In December, B.C 681, Sennacherib was murdered by his two eldest sons, Adranmielech and Nergal-sharezer.
I SeNNOFRE. Or Sen-NEFE...R, " Making Good." A title of Osiris as the creator of good.
Sennofre.
The father of Bek-en-amen, a royal scribe of the XVIIIth dynasty.
Sen-nu.
I An Egyptian officer, of the XVI I Ith dynasty. He was * ' Lieutenant of I the King," " Scribe of the Young Soldiers," and " Royal Scribe." He ' had a son named Amen-se.
Sen-nu.
An Egyptian lady, the mother of Sebek-ari, and the sister of Sebek- hotep, who was a member of the royal council of thirty in the XI I Ith j dynasty.
Senouphis.
; According to the Greek lists the successor of Suphis, king of Memphis.
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A revolt had meanwhile broken out in Babylonia, I under Suzub, but it was soon repressed, and Erech sacked. About RC 695, Sennacherib finished his great palace at Nineveh, and two or three years later overthrew the combined forces of Suzub and Unmian- minan of Elam, in a decisive and bloody battle at Khalule. In B.C. 691 ; Babylon was besieged and razed to the ground. In December, B.C 681, Sennacherib was murdered by his two eldest sons, Adranmielech and Nergal-sharezer.
I SeNNOFRE. Or Sen-NEFE...R, " Making Good." A title of Osiris as the creator of good.
Sennofre.
The father of Bek-en-amen, a royal scribe of the XVIIIth dynasty.
Sen-nu.
I An Egyptian officer, of the XVI I Ith dynasty. He was * ' Lieutenant of I the King," " Scribe of the Young Soldiers," and " Royal Scribe." He ' had a son named Amen-se.
Sen-nu.
An Egyptian lady, the mother of Sebek-ari, and the sister of Sebek- hotep, who was a member of the royal council of thirty in the XI I Ith j dynasty.
Senouphis.
; According to the Greek lists the successor of Suphis, king of Memphis.
What to read after Lectures Upon the Assyrian Language And Syllabary: Delivered to Students of ...?
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