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PART I LAND AND LAND USE 11
Page 2 and 3: THE BABYLONIAN WORLD As the layers
Page 4 and 5: THE BABYLONIAN WORLD Edited by Gwe
Page 6: * Translation is on p. 591. Lebensa
Page 9 and 10: — Contents — 11 Food and drink
Page 11 and 12: ILLUSTRATIONS FIGURES 2.1 Sustaini
Page 13 and 14: — Illustrations — 10.7 Portrait
Page 15 and 16: CONTRIBUTORS Tzvi Abusch is Rose B
Page 17 and 18: — Contributors — Dominique Coll
Page 19 and 20: — Contributors — Frans van Kopp
Page 21 and 22: — Contributors — Eleanor Robson
Page 24 and 25: CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Gwendolyn
Page 26 and 27: — Introduction — mid-second mil
Page 28 and 29: — Introduction — that ‘belong
Page 30 and 31: — Introduction — persisted in t
Page 32: — Introduction — who, at differ
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Page 41 and 42: — Seth Richardson — with canals
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Page 63 and 64: — Lucia Mori — Figure 3.1 The m
Page 65 and 66: — Lucia Mori — interest in this
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Page 77 and 78: CHAPTER FOUR AGRICULTURAL TECHNIQUE
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— Blahoslav Hrusˇka — The new
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— Blahoslav Hrusˇka — A NEW MA
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— Blahoslav Hrusˇka — Calmeyer
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CHAPTER FIVE URBAN FORM IN THE FIRS
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— Heather D. Baker — in the fir
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— Heather D. Baker — integrated
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— Heather D. Baker — which were
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— Heather D. Baker — confrontin
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— Heather D. Baker — with excav
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PART II MATERIAL CULTURE 79
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— Harriet Crawford — to Mesopot
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— Harriet Crawford — PUBLIC BUI
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— Harriet Crawford — Figure 6.2
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— Harriet Crawford — Figure 6.3
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— Harriet Crawford — complex, p
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— Harriet Crawford — called Ea.
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— Harriet Crawford — ---- 1937.
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— Dominique Collon — Figure 7.1
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— Dominique Collon — tablet and
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— Dominique Collon — generally
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— Dominique Collon — Uruk (Ehre
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— Dominique Collon — Bregstein,
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CHAPTER EIGHT BABYLONIAN SOURCES OF
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— D. T. Potts — Table 8.1 Sourc
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— D. T. Potts — that the area h
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— D. T. Potts — as such must ha
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— D. T. Potts — Non-precious (c
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— D. T. Potts — Ivory Although
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— D. T. Potts — found at Uruk a
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— D. T. Potts — David, H. 1996.
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— D. T. Potts — Weeks, L.R. 200
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— Irene Good — Figure 9.1 Seal
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— Irene Good — Figure 9.2 Scene
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— Irene Good — Special note on
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— Irene Good — Figure 9.3 Relie
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— Irene Good — can be found in
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— Irene Good — a category for c
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— Irene Good — Oppenheim, A.L.
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— Zainab Bahrani — Figure 10.1
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— Zainab Bahrani — exemplary of
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— Zainab Bahrani — The stele of
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— Zainab Bahrani — What is depi
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— Zainab Bahrani — Besides the
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— Zainab Bahrani — Frayne, Doug
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— Frances Reynolds — Combining
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— Frances Reynolds — give her 1
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— Frances Reynolds — Tablet C (
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— Frances Reynolds — central to
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— Frances Reynolds — delicacy (
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— Frances Reynolds — Beer ‘Be
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— Frances Reynolds — Stol, M. 2
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CHAPTER TWELVE ECONOMY OF ANCIENT M
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— Economy of ancient Mesopotamia
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— The Old Babylonian economy —
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— Society and economy in the late
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— The Babylonian economy in the f
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— The Egibi family — It is in t
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— The Egibi family — were inves
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— The Egibi family — date palm
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— The Egibi family — Figure 16.
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— The Egibi family — who marrie
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— The Egibi family — IV 22 1 ).
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CHAPTER SEVENTEEN SOCIAL CONFIGURAT
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— Social configurations in Early
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CHAPTER EIGHTEEN THE PALACE AND THE
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— Palace and temple in Babylonia
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— Power, economy and social organ
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— Arameans and Chaldeans — prov
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— Arameans and Chaldeans — sate
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— Arameans and Chaldeans — seri
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— Arameans and Chaldeans — thei
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— Arameans and Chaldeans — in t
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CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE WOMEN AND GENDER
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— Women and gender in Babylonia
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PART V RELIGION 317
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— Brigitte Groneberg — We could
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— Brigitte Groneberg — world is
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— Brigitte Groneberg — die (Wei
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— Brigitte Groneberg — this per
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— Brigitte Groneberg — administ
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— Brigitte Groneberg — their my
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CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE INANNA AND ISH
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— Joan Goodnick Westenholz — Fi
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— Joan Goodnick Westenholz — Th
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— Joan Goodnick Westenholz — 13
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— Joan Goodnick Westenholz — He
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— Joan Goodnick Westenholz — Ot
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— Joan Goodnick Westenholz — Ro
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— Joan Goodnick Westenholz — mi
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CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR THE BABYLONIAN
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— Takayoshi Oshima — Figure 24.
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— Takayoshi Oshima — The plot o
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— Takayoshi Oshima — What seems
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— Takayoshi Oshima — Some statu
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— Takayoshi Oshima — 34 Only tw
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— Takayoshi Oshima — Sommerfeld
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— Stefan M. Maul — The relation
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— Stefan M. Maul — After the fa
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— Stefan M. Maul — second mille
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— Stefan M. Maul — SIGNS DURING
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— Stefan M. Maul — Figure 25.1
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— Stefan M. Maul — Hunger, H. a
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— Tzvi Abusch — the gods increa
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— Tzvi Abusch — corpse. Contact
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— Tzvi Abusch — is described as
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— Tzvi Abusch — and expulsion o
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— Tzvi Abusch — May the son of
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— Tzvi Abusch — Division three
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PART VI INTELLECTUAL LIFE Cuneiform
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— M. J. Geller — these formal g
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— M. J. Geller — possibility is
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— M. J. Geller — simply because
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— M. J. Geller — which opens th
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— M. J. Geller — In every corne
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CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT THE WRITING, S
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— Dominique Charpin — Figure 28
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— Dominique Charpin — local off
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— Dominique Charpin — the resul
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— Dominique Charpin — It might
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— Dominique Charpin — 47 ShA 1
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CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE MATHEMATICS, ME
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— Eleanor Robson — Figure 29.1
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— Eleanor Robson — order: first
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— Eleanor Robson — No diagrams
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— Eleanor Robson — Metrological
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— Eleanor Robson — Few of its 1
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— Eleanor Robson — ---- 1999.
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CHAPTER THIRTY BABYLONIAN LISTS OF
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— Jon Taylor — Before looking m
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— Jon Taylor — am A.AN ‘(s)he
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— Jon Taylor — Middle Babylonia
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— Jon Taylor — Syllable Vocabul
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— Jon Taylor — Yet more new lis
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— Jon Taylor — and Akkadian. In
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— Jon Taylor — ---- (1995) ‘A
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— A. R. George — and Akkadian c
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— A. R. George — Babylonian epi
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— A. R. George — According to B
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Figure 31.1 Ashur-ra’im-napishti
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— A. R. George — heirloom beque
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— A. R. George — was his own in
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CHAPTER THIRTY-TWO MESOPOTAMIAN AST
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— David Brown — similar schemes
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— David Brown — one zodiacal si
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— David Brown — Figure 32.1 Cop
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— David Brown — So far as astro
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— David Brown — and indirect in
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— David Brown — Cunningham, G.
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— Paul-Alain Beaulieu — surpass
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— Paul-Alain Beaulieu — liqinn
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— Paul-Alain Beaulieu — title o
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— Paul-Alain Beaulieu — he was
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— Paul-Alain Beaulieu — Figure
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— Paul-Alain Beaulieu — Pearce,
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CHAPTER THIRTY-FOUR EGYPT AND MESOP
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— Egypt and Mesopotamia — Figur
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— Egypt and Mesopotamia — At th
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— Egypt and Mesopotamia — For A
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— Egypt and Mesopotamia — A per
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— Egypt and Mesopotamia — Thus
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— Egypt and Mesopotamia — There
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— Egypt and Mesopotamia — also
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CHAPTER THIRTY-FIVE A VIEW FROM HAT
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— A view from Hattusa — diploma
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— A view from Hattusa — no evil
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— A view from Hattusa — and the
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— A view from Hattusa — Enlil
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— A view from Hattusa — contain
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SIX RELATIONS BETWEE
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— Babylonia and the Levant during
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CHAPTER THIRTY-SEVEN LOOKING DOWN T
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— Looking down the Tigris — who
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— Looking down the Tigris — Lik
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— Looking down the Tigris — cun
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— Looking down the Tigris — REL
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— Looking down the Tigris — For
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CHAPTER THIRTY-EIGHT THE VIEW FROM
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— The view from Jerusalem — of
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— The view from Jerusalem — sub
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— The view from Jerusalem — Jer
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— The view from Jerusalem — to
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— The view from Jerusalem — The
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— The view from Jerusalem — Thi
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— The view from Jerusalem — Cla
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— The view from Jerusalem — on
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— The view from Jerusalem — Tha
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— The view from Jerusalem — Van
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— The Persian empire — and Medi
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— The Persian empire — hands. I
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— The Persian empire — Arab gro
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— The Persian empire — secondar
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— The Persian empire — a member
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— The Persian empire — (almost
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— The Persian empire — There ar
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Abi-eshuh 131, 217 Abi-sare 24 Abu
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Benteshina 511-12 Berossus 476 Bibl
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Emesal 477 emmer wheat 257 Enannatu
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irrigation 14, 15, 18, 26, 40, 42-4
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milk 143, 173, 179, 228, 257 miller
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Royal Cemetery at Ur 128, 130-2, 13
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tribes 26, 296, 375 tributes 199, 2
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AGES OF LIFE Friedrich Hölderlin Y
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