Assur


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an ancient Assyrian city on the Tigris and traditional capital of Assyria

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However, the manuscript had an earlier origin, since a "young physician" asu (A.ZU) sehru (TUR) from Assur copied and collated AMC from an already broken tablet (YBC 7123, Beckman and Foster 1988: 11, 9a rev.
He assur that Trumpdecision is against international laws and conventions and will not change the Christian and Islamic reality of the city.
Now we shall determine the velocity direction of the third grade Assur group basic link third point.
28 November 2014 - French insurance giant AXA SA (EPA:CS) said today it had agreed to buy Assur Africa Holdings for a total of EUR198m (USD247m).
In case of planar mechanisms, the kinematic unit corresponds with a structural kinematic chain which is conventionally called Assur group.
Int J Health Care Qual Assur Inc Leadersh Health Serv 2000;13(6-7):290-299.
The land of Assur & the Yoke of Assur; studies on Assyria 1971-2005.
lenders achieve improved back-office efficiencies in a highly cyclical industry, according to Af Assur, general manager of IBM mortgage origination.
Bunu Almanlarin 1903-1914 yillarinda Asur Devleti'nin merkezi olan Assur (Qal'at Sarkat) da yaptiklari kazilarda ortaya cikan tabletlerden ogrenmekteyiz.
The heroine of Rossini's 1823 opera seria is a rather monstrous woman, who, with the help of her admirer, Assur, murders her husband, grabs the throne of Babylon for herself and then--albeit unwittingly--falls in love with her own son, Arsace.
The son of Esar - Haddon, Assur - bani - pal ruled Assyria, while his twin brother Samus - sum - yukin ruled Babylonia.
Isana, attested as a provincial capital through the Middle and Neo-Assyrian periods, was probably located not very far from Assur (Radner [2006: 46], who locates it around modern Senn on the west bank of the Tigris, close to its juncture with the Upper Zab).