Patriarchal Palestine
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My city againstmyself has risen upon me. Ebed-Tob sends to the men of the city ofKeilah; he sends silver, and they have marched against my rear. And theking knows that Ebed-Tob has taken my city from my hand. " The writeradds that "now Labai has taken Ebed-Tob and they have taken our cities. "In his subsequent despatches to the home government Su-yardata complainsthat he is "alone, " and asks that troops should be sent to him, sayingthat he is forwarding some _almehs_ or maidens as a present al...ong withhis "dragoman. " At this point the correspondence breaks off.
Malchiel and Tagi also write to the Pharaoh. According to Tagi the roadsbetween Southern Palestine and Egypt were under the supervision andprotection of his brother; while Malchiel begs for cavalry to pursue andcapture the enemy who had made war upon Su-yardata and himself, hadseized "the country of the king, " and threatened to slay his servants. He also complains of the conduct of Yankhamu, the High Commissioner, whohad been ordered to inquire into the conduct of the governors inPalestine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My city againstmyself has risen upon me. Ebed-Tob sends to the men of the city ofKeilah; he sends silver, and they have marched against my rear. And theking knows that Ebed-Tob has taken my city from my hand. " The writeradds that "now Labai has taken Ebed-Tob and they have taken our cities. "In his subsequent despatches to the home government Su-yardata complainsthat he is "alone, " and asks that troops should be sent to him, sayingthat he is forwarding some _almehs_ or maidens as a present al...ong withhis "dragoman. " At this point the correspondence breaks off.
Malchiel and Tagi also write to the Pharaoh. According to Tagi the roadsbetween Southern Palestine and Egypt were under the supervision andprotection of his brother; while Malchiel begs for cavalry to pursue andcapture the enemy who had made war upon Su-yardata and himself, hadseized "the country of the king, " and threatened to slay his servants. He also complains of the conduct of Yankhamu, the High Commissioner, whohad been ordered to inquire into the conduct of the governors inPalestine.
What to read after Patriarchal Palestine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A H Archibald Henry Sayce to read onlineMoreLess
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