The History of Babylonia And Assyria
The History of Babylonia And Assyria
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The conditions that resulted from the destruc- tion of Babylon and the character of the Chal- deans are alike illustrated by the treatment of Bit'Dakuri, This tribe had quickly taken posses- sion of the exposed territory of Babylon and that of the neighboring Borsippa. The restoration of Babylon made it necessary to deprive them by force of their unlawfully seized possessions.
Their **king,*' Shamash-ibni, was deposed, the lands returned, and Nabusallim of another family was appointed to rule. ...At a later period, under Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE DECLINE 263 Shamash-shum-ukin, he appears again, in a trans- action relating to the property and legal rights of certain towns in the territory of Bit-Dakuri.
Khumba-khaldash of Elam, as we have seen, offered no refuge to the grandson of Merodach- baladan. But, in the year 674, he wrought serious havoc in Northern Babylonia, which he plundered as far as Sippar. Esarhaddon was no more able than Sargon and Sennacherib to carry the war into the inaccessible territory of this dangerous enemy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The conditions that resulted from the destruc- tion of Babylon and the character of the Chal- deans are alike illustrated by the treatment of Bit'Dakuri, This tribe had quickly taken posses- sion of the exposed territory of Babylon and that of the neighboring Borsippa. The restoration of Babylon made it necessary to deprive them by force of their unlawfully seized possessions.
Their **king,*' Shamash-ibni, was deposed, the lands returned, and Nabusallim of another family was appointed to rule. ...At a later period, under Digitized by VjOOQ IC THE DECLINE 263 Shamash-shum-ukin, he appears again, in a trans- action relating to the property and legal rights of certain towns in the territory of Bit-Dakuri.
Khumba-khaldash of Elam, as we have seen, offered no refuge to the grandson of Merodach- baladan. But, in the year 674, he wrought serious havoc in Northern Babylonia, which he plundered as far as Sippar. Esarhaddon was no more able than Sargon and Sennacherib to carry the war into the inaccessible territory of this dangerous enemy.
What to read after The History of Babylonia And Assyria?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Winckler, Hugo; 1863-1913 to read onlineMoreLess
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