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- Page 77 and 78: Naram-Sin’s deificationPavel Krá
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we consider the fact that somebody
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DiscussionSallaberger: How do we, i
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Despite all the references to Šulg
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of the state, especially to the god
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3) Šulgi F (HS 1411 = TMH NF 4 11,
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Therefore, I agree with Klein that
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There are also other, though more a
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39 called you by the name: ‘Youth
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Nippur and Ur on a single day (Š6/
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meant to mark the shift of Šulgi
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Flückiger-Hawker, Esther (1999):Ur
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Römer, Willem H. Ph. (1969):"Köni
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The second millennium
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period by the historians, which com
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His study The Economic Role of the
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"Zudem wurden die babylonischen St
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supported by the neighboring cities
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available. 255 The numbers of texts
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abi and inherited by his son Samsu-
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ReferencesEdzard, Dietz Otto (2004)
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Sallaberger: Could the military und
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A. The iconographyAs is customary o
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seated%121086seated%420Sli Sa AS Sm
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60504030mace%smiting%20100Sli Sa AS
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Which can be expressed in the follo
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The fifth of the first sangas, Annu
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V. Annum-pī-Aja Aja Sm-Ḫa 18Ḫa
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7. Sîn-bani ḪammurabiḪa 30 - 3
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Pientka, R. (1998):Die Spätaltbaby
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Esarhaddon’s accession to the Ass
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FatherBut the most important person
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this solution was considered to be
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circumstances that made Sennacherib
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ecame an official queen neither she
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which is addressed to the wife of f
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mangu was certainly the skin diseas
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scenario is that the king realized
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guarding some temple. 400 Neverthel
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crossed Tigris, on 8 th Addaru he v
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members of a few prominent families
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The appointment of the crown prince
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prince, and, shortly after the deat
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Baker, H. D. (ed.) (2001):The Proso
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Lukko, M.; Buylaere, G. Van (2002):
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SAA Online: (29 th September2010)Sa
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Fig. 1: Assyrian relief from Nineve
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periods constituted the target of o
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Fig. 2: Archaeological map of Arbil
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Nováček: In fact, they could take
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Arda-Mullissi (or Urdu-Mullissu,Ura
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door peg 41; 45; 46; 48; 49; 51;53;
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Išbi-Erra 120Isin 64; 90; 102; 120
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Nineveh 22; 149; 150; 153; 156;159;
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storage 23; 36; 39; 42; 43; 47;54;
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BibliographyAlberti Amedeo, Pomponi
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Borger, R.; Hinz, W.; Römer, W. H,
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Dahl, Jacob (2006):Revisiting B a l
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Frayne, D. (1993):Sargonic and Guti
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Hunger, H. (1992):Astrological Repo
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LAK: Anton Deimel:Die Inschriften v
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Melville, S. C. (1999):The Role of
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Parpola, S., Watanabe, K. (1988):Ne
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Rosengarten, Yvonne (1960):Le conce
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Starr, I. (1990):Queries to the Sun
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UE III:Leon Legrain: Ur Excavations
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Woods, Christopher (2005a):On the E
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BEThe Babylonian Expedition of the
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LAS IParpola, S., Letters from Assy
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SAOCStudies in Ancient Oriental Civ