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This volume contains A. Cowley’s careful study of facsimiles, texts, papyri, and other materials. Collected in one volume and arranged chronologically, Aramaic Papyri of the Fifth Century B.C. contains all legible pre-Christian Aramaic papyri known at the time of publication. It includes letters, legal documents, lists of names, accounts, and literary pieces. Some are complete; others are...

and it is a good counsel 58exceedingly.’ Then answered those two men and said to him, ‘Tell us indeed, Nabusumiskun the officer, 59what you think, and we will listen to you.’ Then answered Nabusumiskun the officer and said to them, ‘Hear me, 60indeed this Aḥiḳar was a great man and bearer of the seal to king Esarhaddon, and by his counsel and words 61all the army of Assyria were (guided). Let us not kill him undeservedly. A slave, a eunuch of mine, I will give to you. 62Let him be killed between
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