Records of the Past, 2nd Series, Vol. IV
32 chapters English Public domain
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This installment of the Records of the Past includes numerous historical stelae, extremely valuable for the study of ancient geography and history. The place names in these records of conquest by such figures as Shalmaneser II and Assur-Natsir-Pal range over the ancient Near East as far afield as Armenia.
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32 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Equivalents of the Hebrew Letters 06 Introduction 07 Text 08 Introduction 09 Text 10 Introduction 11 Text 12 Introduction 13 Text 14 Introduction 15 Text 16 Introduction 17 Text 18 Introduction 19 Text 20 Introduction 21 Text 22 Introduction 23 Text 24 Introduction 25 Text
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Records of the Past, 2nd Series, Vol. IV
32 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This installment of the Records of the Past includes numerous historical stelae, extremely valuable for the study of ancient geography and history. The place names in these records of conquest by such figures as Shalmaneser II and Assur-Natsir-Pal range over the ancient Near East as far afield as Armenia.
Table of contents
32 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Equivalents of the Hebrew Letters 06 Introduction 07 Text 08 Introduction 09 Text 10 Introduction 11 Text 12 Introduction 13 Text 14 Introduction 15 Text 16 Introduction 17 Text 18 Introduction 19 Text 20 Introduction 21 Text 22 Introduction 23 Text 24 Introduction 25 Text
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Records of the Past, 2nd Series, Vol. IV
32 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This installment of the Records of the Past includes numerous historical stelae, extremely valuable for the study of ancient geography and history. The place names in these records of conquest by such figures as Shalmaneser II and Assur-Natsir-Pal range over the ancient Near East as far afield as Armenia.
Table of contents
32 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Preface 04 Table of Contents 05 Equivalents of the Hebrew Letters 06 Introduction 07 Text 08 Introduction 09 Text 10 Introduction 11 Text 12 Introduction 13 Text 14 Introduction 15 Text 16 Introduction 17 Text 18 Introduction 19 Text 20 Introduction 21 Text 22 Introduction 23 Text 24 Introduction 25 Text
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