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Book Description
- Title:
- Cuneiform Parallels to the Old Testament
- Authors:
- Robert William Rogers [1864-1930], translator & Editor
- Publication Year:
- 1912
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- Henry Frowde Oxford University Press
- Pages:
- 470
- Subjects:
- Archaeology, Assyria, Babylonia Old Testament
- Copyright Holder:
- Public domain
Table of Contents
- List of Books Quoted or Mentioned
- Mythological Texts
- The Creation
- The Story of Creation
- The Babylonian Cosmogony according to Damascius
- A Cosmology in a Ritual
- The Creation of the Moon (and the Sun)
- Another Version of the Creation of the World by Marduk (So-called "Bilingual of Creation")
- The Creation of Cattle and Beasts
- An Incantation against Toothache
- The Assyrian Cosmology
- Assyrian Creation Text
- Ashur the Creator
- An Assyrian Building Inscription with Cosmological Material
- An Address to the River of Creation
- The Dragon and Demons
- Ellil and the Labbu
- The Legend of the Seven Evil Demons
- The Myth of Adapa
- Primitive Revelation and the Early Kings
- Primitive Revelation (Berossos)
- The Early Kings
- The Gilgamesh Epic and the Story of the Deluge
- The Babylonian Flood Story
- Another Recension of the Deluge Story
- An Ancient Babylonian Deluge Fragment (Morgan)
- Another Ancient Babylonian Deluge Fragment (Hilprecht)
- The Babylonian Deluge according to Berossos
- Destruction by Fire
- Ea and Atraahasis
- Ishtar's Descent to Hades
- Nergal and Ereshkigal
- The Legends of Sargon, King of Agades
- Hymns and Prayers
- Hymn to Sin, the Moon God
- Hymn to Ramman, the Weather God
- Processional Hymn to Marduk
- A "Prayer of the Raising of the Hand" to Ishtar
- Hymn to Ishtar
- Fragment of Wisdom Literature, The So-called Babylonian Job
- An Incantation with Ethical Contents
- Fragment of Wisdom Literature
- A Prayer for Restoration to Divine Favor
- Hymn to Tammuz (No. 1)
- Hymn to Tammuz (No. 2)
- A Prayer for a Favorable Dream
- Liturgical and Doctrinal Texts
- The Supposed Babylonian Sabbath
- The Pantheon
- The Gods of the Months
- The Doctrine of Substitution
- The Scapegoat.
- Chronological Materials
- Babylonian
- The Babylonian King List A
- The Babylonian King List B
- A Chronicle concerning Sargon and Other Early Babylonian and Assyrian Rulers
- The Babylonian Chronicle
- Assyrian
- The Assyrian Eponym List
- The Assyrian Eponym List with Notes
- The Eponym Chronicle for 720-705 B.C.
- The Ptolemaic Canon
- Literature
- Historical Texts
- Hammurapi
- Kudur-Mabuk
- Arad-Sin (Eri-Aku)
- Letter of Hammurapi to Sin-idinnam
- Letter of Hammurapi to Sin-idinnam
- Small Text of Hammurapi
- Historical Text of Hammurapi
- Dispatch of Hammurapi to Sin-idinnam
- The Tell-El-Amarna Period (1400 B.C.)
- The Discovery of the Letters
- Egypt at the Tell-el-Amama Period
- Syria. and Palestine at the Tell-el-Amarna Period
- Letter of Burraburiash to Amenophis IV
- Letter of Tushratta to Amenophis III
- Letters of Rib-Adda of Byblus; Letter A; Letter B
- Letters of Abdi-Khiba of Jerusalem; Letter A; Letter B; Letter C; Letter D; Letter E; Letter F
- The Letter from Lachish
- Tablets from Gezer; Tablet A; Tablet B
- The Letters from Ta'anek; Letter A; Letter B.
- Ashurbanipal (885-860 B.C.); The Annals of Ashurnazirpal.
- Shalmanezer III (859-825 B.C.)
- 854 B.C. The Obelisk Inscription
- 854 B.C. The Monolith Inscription
- 854 B.C. The Bull Inscription
- 854 B.C. The Berlin Inscription
- 850-849 B.C. The Obelisk Inscription
- 850-849 B.C. The Bull Inscription
- 846 B.C. The Obelisk Inscription
- 846 B.C. The Bull Inscription
- 842 B.C. The Obelisk Inscription
- 842 B.C. The Annalistic Fragment
- 842 B.C. Obelisk Legend beneath the Reliefs
- 839 B.C. The Obelisk Inscription
- Adad-Nirabi II (812-783 B.C.)
- Calah Inscription
- Nebo Statue from Calah
- Tiglathpileser IV (745-727 B.C.)
- Annals (738 B.C.)
- Campaign against the West in 733-732 B.C.
- Small Inscription I
- Nimroud Tablet
- Sargon II (722-705 B.C.)
- The Conquest of Samaria (722-721 B.C.)
- The Campaign against Hamath and Gaza (720 B.C.)
- Stone Inscription from Kalah (717 B.C.)
- Cylinder Inscription (713 B.C.)
- The Campaign against Ashdod (711 B.C.)
- Fragment of Another Account of the Campaign against Ashdod
- Campaigns against Samaria, Gaza, and Hamath (722-720 B.C.)
- Sennacherib (704-682 B.C.)
- The Campaign against Jerusalem (701 B.C.)
- Summary of Sennacherib's Western Campaign (701 B.C.)
- Sennacherib at Lachish (701 B.C.)
- Sennacherib's Last Campaign against Arabia
- Herodotus on the Campaign of Sennacherib
- Polyhistor and Abydenus
- Esarshaddon (680-688) and Asshurbanipal (668-625)
- Esarhaddon-Prism A
- Prism B
- The Campaign against Arabia and Egypt (670 B.C.)
- Ashurbanapal at Acco (about 645 B.C.)
- Nebuchadrezzar (604-562 B.C.)
- East India House Inscription
- Nebuchadrezzar in the Lebanon
- Nebuchadrezzar's Campaign against Egypt
- Building Inscription of Nebuchadrezzar
- Western Campaign
- Berossos on the Neo-Babylonian Period
- Nabodnidus, Belshazzar and Cyrus
- Inscription from the Four Clay Cylinders
- The Cylinder of Cyrus
- Legal Texts
- A Kudurru, or Boundary Stone
- A Certificate of Adoption
- A Mrriage Contract
- The Code of Hammurapi
- Index
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