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www.lizi.twndoftheeighteeurythatthefirst
``inscriptionssocalledbecausetheletterswere
inwere
broughttoeuropebyadanishsurveyor,nadniebuhr.
thenittookthirtyyearsbeforeapatientgernschool
sterbythenaofgrotefendhaddecipheredthefirstfour
letters,thed,thea,therahenaofthepersian
kingdarius.andayyearshadtogoby
untilabritishofficer,henryraous
inscriptioun,gaveusaothenail
ingofeasia.
paredtotheproblefdecipheringthesenailings,
thejobofchaollionhadbeenaneasyohe
egyptiansusedpictures.butthesurians,theearliest
inhabitantsofsopotaa,upontheideaof
scratgtheirabletsofclay,haddiscardedpictures
entirelyandhadevolvedasystefvshapedfiguresh
shotleiouresoutofhey
hadbeendeveloped.afeplesi
an.inthebeginningastar,hanailinto
abricklookedasfollo.}thissignhooo
cuersoandafterashorteaningof
``heavenplified
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ideaslooksratherpliorethanthirtyturies
iteriansandthebabyloniansand
theassyriansandthepersiansandallthedifferentraces
heirothefertilevalley.
thestoryofsopotaaisoneofendlesswarfareand
.firstthesurianscafrohenorth.they
ountains.they
hadbeenaccustodtodsoopsof
hills.aftertheyhadeheplaiructedartificial
littlehillsontopofheybuilttheiraltars.they
didnotknoobuildstairsahereforesurrounded
theirtohslopinggalleries.ineers
haveborroayseeinrailroad
stationsonefloortoanother.
ayhaveborrothesurians
buteriansirelyab
sorbedbythoseracesthatehefertilevalleyatalater
date.theirtoidsttheruinsof
sopotaa.thejeheyintoexile
inthelandofbabylonandtheycalledtheowersofbabilli,
ortowersofbabel.
iietherianshad
enteredsopotaa.theyerwardsover
poanytribesfrohe
desertofarabiandialedwhoare
knoites,becauseintheoldendayspeoplebelieved
theobethedire,ohe
threesonsofnoah.athousandyearslater,theakkadians
ittotheruleofthearites,another
seticdeserttriberabibuilthielf
agnifitpalatheholycityofbabylonandwhavehispeopleasetoflaadethebabylonianstate
thebestadnisteredeireoftheahe
hittites,youeetiestant,over
railevalleyaroyedevertheyuldnot
carryauhefollowers
ofthegreatdesertgod,ashur,selvesassyrians
ahecityofheterofavast
andterribleeireeasiaand
egyptandgatheredtaxesfrontlesssubjectratil
theendoftheseveurybeforethebirthofchristwhen
theitictribe,reestablishedbabylonand
dethatportantcapitalofthatday.
nebuezzar,thebestkns,enuraged
thestudyofsodeknoy
aicsisallbasedupoainfirstprinciplesh
hechaldeans.intheyear538b.c.a
crudetribeofpersianshepherdsihisoldlandand
overthrepireofthechaldeans.twohundredyears
later,theyintuhrohegreat,
eltingpotofsony
setietherons
andaftertherons,theturks,andsopotaa,thesend
treoftheeavastwildeess
oundsofearthtoldastoryofaglory.
ses
thestoryofses,theleaderofthe
jewishpeople
sotidurihturybeforeourera,
asllanduniortanttribeofseticshepherdshadleft
itsoldho,outh
oftheeuphrates,andhadtriedtofindneureshin
thedoinofthekingsofbabylonia.theyhadbeendriven
aovedward
lookingforalittlepieceofunoccupiedterritoryhey
ghtsetuptheirtents.
thistribeofshepherdshehebrewsor,as
,thejeheyhadwanderedfarandwide,
andafternyyearsofdrearyperegrinationstheyhadbeen
giveeri.forrethauriesthey
haddongtheegyptiansandheiradopteduntry
hadbeenoverrunbythehyksosraudersasitold
youioryofegypttheyhadoketheelves
usefultothefninvaderandhadbeeinthe
undisturbedpossessionoftheirgrazingfields.butaftera
loianshaddriventhe
hyksosoutofthevalleyofthehenthejewshad
eupoisfortheyhadbeendegradedtotherank
ofnslavesandtheyhadbeenforcedtohe
royalroadsandonthepyrads.andasthefrontierswere
guardedbytheegyptiansoldiersithadbeeniossiblefor
thejeoescape.
afternyyearsofsufferiheir
serablefatebyayoungjeoses,whoforalong
tihaddinthedesertandtherehadleaedtoappreciate
thesilevirtuesofhisearliestaors,
aselves
berruptedbytheeaseand
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