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The history of Urartu as a political element in the ancient Near East did not end in the last decades of the seventh century . It continued until 547 BC when Cyrus conquered this region and integrated it into his empire .
The history of Urartu as a political element in the ancient Near East did not end in the last decades of the seventh century . It continued until 547 BC when Cyrus conquered this region and integrated it into his empire .
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What is missing , however , in this position is the existence of the borderline polis whose institutional apparatus and psychological hold were sufficiently marginal that it risked demotion to sub - political unit through enervation or ...
What is missing , however , in this position is the existence of the borderline polis whose institutional apparatus and psychological hold were sufficiently marginal that it risked demotion to sub - political unit through enervation or ...
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Thus , the Periplus is not describing as poleis urban centres that were poleis in the political sense , and making some errors in doing so , as our authors would have it . The apparent errors are merely outliers in a much wider semantic ...
Thus , the Periplus is not describing as poleis urban centres that were poleis in the political sense , and making some errors in doing so , as our authors would have it . The apparent errors are merely outliers in a much wider semantic ...
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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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