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Mesopotamian Myths and History

Mesopotamian Myths and History

Paperback

Series: Legends, Gods, and Heroes, Book 2

Iraq History

ISBN13: 9798230529057
Publisher: Carmichael Press
Published: Dec 30 2024
Pages: 280
Weight: 0.83
Height: 0.59 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Among the numerous remarkable accomplishments of the current century, none is more extraordinary than the restoration and interpretation of the artifacts from ancient Nineveh. For generations, the colossal oppressive city lay dormant, entombed beneath the remnants of its decay, its history obscured, and its location forgotten. During the classical period of Greek and Roman literature, Ninos, or Nineveh, emerged as a legendary figure, inspiring peculiar myths and legendary triumphs that extended from the Mediterranean to India. Limited knowledge exists regarding the history of the formidable Assyrian Empire, primarily derived from the Old Testament; that knowledge is fraught with uncertainty and ambiguity. Scholars authored comprehensive treatises to reconcile the assertions of Greek historians with Scripture; however, their endeavors ultimately led to the formulation of theories that later writers refuted and dismantled. No one dared to propose that the history and existence of Assyria remained buried underground, ready to emerge and reveal their secrets at the touch of a wizard's wand.

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