Literature of the Orient
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The cities of 'Sangara of the city of the Car- chemishians I captured.
86 To the cities of Arame I approached. Arne his royal city with 100 of his (other) towns I captured.
87 In my eleventh year for the ninth time the Euphrates I crossed. Cities to a countless number I captured. To the cities of the Hittites 88 of the land of the Hamathites I went down. Eighty-nine cities I took. Rimmon-idri of Damascus (and) twelve of the Kings of the Hittites 89 with one another's forces strengthened themsel...ves. A de- struction of them I made. In my twelfth campaign for the tenth time the Euphrates I crossed.
90 To the land of Pagar-khubuna I went. Their spoil I carried away. In my thirteenth year to the country of Yaeti I ascended.
• Or, " to return benefits." ■ This is the primitive Chaldea. The * The Tornadotus of classical geog- Caldai or Chaldeans afterward overran raphers. Babylonia and gave their name to it 4 Or, '* the Lord of sin." among classical writers.
BLACK OBELISK OF SHALMANESER 343 91 Their spoil I carried away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The cities of 'Sangara of the city of the Car- chemishians I captured.
86 To the cities of Arame I approached. Arne his royal city with 100 of his (other) towns I captured.
87 In my eleventh year for the ninth time the Euphrates I crossed. Cities to a countless number I captured. To the cities of the Hittites 88 of the land of the Hamathites I went down. Eighty-nine cities I took. Rimmon-idri of Damascus (and) twelve of the Kings of the Hittites 89 with one another's forces strengthened themsel...ves. A de- struction of them I made. In my twelfth campaign for the tenth time the Euphrates I crossed.
90 To the land of Pagar-khubuna I went. Their spoil I carried away. In my thirteenth year to the country of Yaeti I ascended.
• Or, " to return benefits." ■ This is the primitive Chaldea. The * The Tornadotus of classical geog- Caldai or Chaldeans afterward overran raphers. Babylonia and gave their name to it 4 Or, '* the Lord of sin." among classical writers.
BLACK OBELISK OF SHALMANESER 343 91 Their spoil I carried away.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson, Epiphanius, 1845-1916, Ed to read onlineMoreLess
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