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... Assyria itself ; by the end of the following cen- tury all of Syria and a large part of Mesopotamia had become thoroughly Aramaized . Aramaic On the whole , the few early Aramaic inscriptions that inscriptions have been found belong to ...
... Assyria itself ; by the end of the following cen- tury all of Syria and a large part of Mesopotamia had become thoroughly Aramaized . Aramaic On the whole , the few early Aramaic inscriptions that inscriptions have been found belong to ...
Page 820
... ASSYRIA Euphrates Anatolia and northern Syria , c . 1180 BC to the 6th century BC .. Adapted from Westermann Grosser Atlas zur Weltgeschichte ; Georg Westermann Verlag , Braunschweig many authorities believe they were confined to the ...
... ASSYRIA Euphrates Anatolia and northern Syria , c . 1180 BC to the 6th century BC .. Adapted from Westermann Grosser Atlas zur Weltgeschichte ; Georg Westermann Verlag , Braunschweig many authorities believe they were confined to the ...
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... Assyrian sources ; and during the long reign of a well - documentated dynasty in Gurgum three kings were called Muwatallis . Tiglath - pileser I of Assyria had invaded Syria c . 1200 BC . In the 9th century his successors renewed Assyrian ...
... Assyrian sources ; and during the long reign of a well - documentated dynasty in Gurgum three kings were called Muwatallis . Tiglath - pileser I of Assyria had invaded Syria c . 1200 BC . In the 9th century his successors renewed Assyrian ...
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