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Page 145
... Assyrian Empire - Phoenicia , Judah , Elam , Egypt , Lydia , and the Arab and Chaldean tribesmen - and had these groups risen simultaneously Assyria would have fallen . When Ashurbanipal discovered the plots , he appealed directly to ...
... Assyrian Empire - Phoenicia , Judah , Elam , Egypt , Lydia , and the Arab and Chaldean tribesmen - and had these groups risen simultaneously Assyria would have fallen . When Ashurbanipal discovered the plots , he appealed directly to ...
Page 555
... Assyria in the late 7th century BC , there was a continual struggle be- tween Aramaean or associated Chaldean tribesmen and the Assyrians for political control of the city . Its citizens claimed privileges , such as exemption from ...
... Assyria in the late 7th century BC , there was a continual struggle be- tween Aramaean or associated Chaldean tribesmen and the Assyrians for political control of the city . Its citizens claimed privileges , such as exemption from ...
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... Assyria and became an Assyrian province ; its elite cadre , amounting to nearly 30,000 according to Assyrian figures , was deported to Mesopotamia and Media , and settlers were imported from other lands . Thus , the northern kingdom of ...
... Assyria and became an Assyrian province ; its elite cadre , amounting to nearly 30,000 according to Assyrian figures , was deported to Mesopotamia and Media , and settlers were imported from other lands . Thus , the northern kingdom of ...
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