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There are three dialects or forms of these letters the Assyrian or Babylonian, the Median, and the Persian, and to one of these may be re- ferred all the cuneiform inscriptions that are known to exist. The Babylo- Assyrian al- phabet contains about 300 letters, while the Persian cuneiform has but 40. The former is supposed to be of much more ancient date, as in this dialect are all the inscriptions found in Nimroud and Nineveh, belonging *. :> period preceding the Persian domina- tion.
The ele...ment of all the characters in the three different dialects of the cuneiform is tlw wedge-, and they differ only in the com- bination of wedges to form the letters. In many of the records of the Persian mon- archs the three dialects occur in parallel col- umns, representing three languages.
The most remarkable inscription in this trilingual cuneiform character is that on the sacred rocks at a place called Behistun, ("God's Place") on the western frontiers of Persia. Here Darius, "the great King, " inscribed his conquests and the most important events of his reign.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are three dialects or forms of these letters the Assyrian or Babylonian, the Median, and the Persian, and to one of these may be re- ferred all the cuneiform inscriptions that are known to exist. The Babylo- Assyrian al- phabet contains about 300 letters, while the Persian cuneiform has but 40. The former is supposed to be of much more ancient date, as in this dialect are all the inscriptions found in Nimroud and Nineveh, belonging *. :> period preceding the Persian domina- tion.
The ele...ment of all the characters in the three different dialects of the cuneiform is tlw wedge-, and they differ only in the com- bination of wedges to form the letters. In many of the records of the Persian mon- archs the three dialects occur in parallel col- umns, representing three languages.
The most remarkable inscription in this trilingual cuneiform character is that on the sacred rocks at a place called Behistun, ("God's Place") on the western frontiers of Persia. Here Darius, "the great King, " inscribed his conquests and the most important events of his reign.
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