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of interest to Christians since it opened in mid-nineteenth century in the ruins of the great library in Nineveh, in view of the great flood with significant parallels to the flood in Noah's day. More Epic, which dates back to the possibili...
governance styles of the Assyrians and Persians”? The Assyrians and Persians empires have been one of the biggest kingdoms in the history. First, there will be a description of Assyrian period. In 1365, the period known as Middle Assyrian P...
Roman aqueducts, however, do not go to any comparison: they are not only the greatness of building, but also the magnitude. Some old buildings have survived to this day. The need for clean drinking water has forced the ancient Romans built ...
the evidence: "The past of our globe should be clarified by what we glimpse occurrence now ... No forces are to be utilised that are not natural to the planet, no activity to be accepted except those which we understand the standard '(empha...
Fromm’s exploration of love is an exercise in social theory. He asks ‘is love an art?’, goes on to examine the theory of love, and then explores love and its disintegration in contemporary western society. A final chapter of ‘The Art of Lov...
Lent is the groundwork of the believer — through plea, penitence, almsgiving and self-denial — for the yearly commemoration throughout Holy Week of the Death and Resurrection of Jesus, which recognises the happenings connected to the Passio...
Sargon II the Assyrian King became a co-regent with Shalmaneser; he was the only ruler of the Assyria Kingdom in 722 BC after Shalmaneser V. It cannot be justified that whether Sargon II was the son of Tiglath-Pileser III or whether he belo...