Records of the Past, 2nd Series, Vol. III
34 chapters English Public domain
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This entry in the Records of the Past series includes the Precepts of Ptah-Hotep, the 'oldest book in the world,' the Hymn to the Nile, and the India House inscription of Nebuchadrezzer.
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34 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Equivalents Of The Hebrew Letters In The Transliteration Of Assyrian Names Mentioned In These Volumes 06 The Assyrian and Egyptian Calendars 07 Introduction 08 Text 09 Introduction 10 Text 11 Introduction 12 Text 13 Introduction 14 I.—Letter of Assur-yuballidh, King of Assyria, to Amenophis IV, King of Egypt 15 II.—Letter of Burna-buryas, King of Babylonia, to Amenophis IV of Egypt 16 III.—Letter of Burna-buryas to Amenophis IV 17 IV.—Letter from Aziru to his Brother Khâi 18 V.—Letter from Aziru to his Father Dûdu 19 VI.—Letter from Rib-Addu to the King of Egypt 20 VII.—Letters from Dusratta, King of Mitanni, to Amenophis III 21 VIII. 22 IX.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis IV 23 X.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis III 24 XI.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis IV 25 Introduction
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Records of the Past, 2nd Series, Vol. III
34 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This entry in the Records of the Past series includes the Precepts of Ptah-Hotep, the 'oldest book in the world,' the Hymn to the Nile, and the India House inscription of Nebuchadrezzer.
Table of contents
34 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Equivalents Of The Hebrew Letters In The Transliteration Of Assyrian Names Mentioned In These Volumes 06 The Assyrian and Egyptian Calendars 07 Introduction 08 Text 09 Introduction 10 Text 11 Introduction 12 Text 13 Introduction 14 I.—Letter of Assur-yuballidh, King of Assyria, to Amenophis IV, King of Egypt 15 II.—Letter of Burna-buryas, King of Babylonia, to Amenophis IV of Egypt 16 III.—Letter of Burna-buryas to Amenophis IV 17 IV.—Letter from Aziru to his Brother Khâi 18 V.—Letter from Aziru to his Father Dûdu 19 VI.—Letter from Rib-Addu to the King of Egypt 20 VII.—Letters from Dusratta, King of Mitanni, to Amenophis III 21 VIII. 22 IX.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis IV 23 X.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis III 24 XI.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis IV 25 Introduction
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Records of the Past, 2nd Series, Vol. III
34 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This entry in the Records of the Past series includes the Precepts of Ptah-Hotep, the 'oldest book in the world,' the Hymn to the Nile, and the India House inscription of Nebuchadrezzer.
Table of contents
34 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Equivalents Of The Hebrew Letters In The Transliteration Of Assyrian Names Mentioned In These Volumes 06 The Assyrian and Egyptian Calendars 07 Introduction 08 Text 09 Introduction 10 Text 11 Introduction 12 Text 13 Introduction 14 I.—Letter of Assur-yuballidh, King of Assyria, to Amenophis IV, King of Egypt 15 II.—Letter of Burna-buryas, King of Babylonia, to Amenophis IV of Egypt 16 III.—Letter of Burna-buryas to Amenophis IV 17 IV.—Letter from Aziru to his Brother Khâi 18 V.—Letter from Aziru to his Father Dûdu 19 VI.—Letter from Rib-Addu to the King of Egypt 20 VII.—Letters from Dusratta, King of Mitanni, to Amenophis III 21 VIII. 22 IX.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis IV 23 X.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis III 24 XI.—Letter of Dusratta to Amenophis IV 25 Introduction
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