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... considered bordering municipalities are stipulated as having been sworn in ( phrases 15-26 ) . As a consequence , the text may safely be identified as a charter which inference leads us to our translation of 382pama- ( phrase 2 ) as ...
... considered bordering municipalities are stipulated as having been sworn in ( phrases 15-26 ) . As a consequence , the text may safely be identified as a charter which inference leads us to our translation of 382pama- ( phrase 2 ) as ...
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... considered royal animals ( mainly in the Semitic tradition ) . In the examples from the 1st - millennium BC Luwian texts alone , quoted for linguistic reasons by Hawkins and Morpurgo - Davies , it is clear that mules were considered a ...
... considered royal animals ( mainly in the Semitic tradition ) . In the examples from the 1st - millennium BC Luwian texts alone , quoted for linguistic reasons by Hawkins and Morpurgo - Davies , it is clear that mules were considered a ...
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... considered the Old Metroon is a mirage . I ask whether the Old Bouleuterion / Metroon survived Persian devastation because of a Peisistratid connection . His supposition leaves 5th - century BC Athens without a bouleuterion , which he ...
... considered the Old Metroon is a mirage . I ask whether the Old Bouleuterion / Metroon survived Persian devastation because of a Peisistratid connection . His supposition leaves 5th - century BC Athens without a bouleuterion , which he ...
Contents
WOUDHUIZEN The Foundation Charter of the Kamanas Town Fortifications | 1 |
A Review Article of its Publication Part | 4 |
HITCHCOCK Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before | 17 |
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