Amarru the Home of the Northern Semites a Study Showing That the Religion An
Amarru the Home of the Northern Semites a Study Showing That the Religion An
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, ^ and also in Old South Arabic names, e. G. , Dhu Saindwi.^ The explanation that Shamash contains the relative would give a reason for the doubling of m in Il-Tammesh, * for, as is well known, one of the forms of the particle doubles the following consonant. As stated above, this is offered simply as a conjecture in the absence of any reasonable explanation of Shamash.
A word may properly be added here with reference to the name Damascus. The fact that it is a very ancient and important city ...raises the question whether it is not mentioned in the early Babylonian inscriptions.
It seems that Damascus must be Qi-Mash-qi which figures so prominently in the inscriptions of Gudea and Dungi. This city is usually considered to be in Arabia, ^ but the scene of Dungi's operations were chiefly in Amurru. In the absence of any proof that KI or QI is Semitic, this would mean that the name of the city as known in cuneiform was or became the name of the * In Papyrus Anastasi I, -sha-cl occurs, which prompted scholars to think of Bethel instead of Bethshean.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, ^ and also in Old South Arabic names, e. G. , Dhu Saindwi.^ The explanation that Shamash contains the relative would give a reason for the doubling of m in Il-Tammesh, * for, as is well known, one of the forms of the particle doubles the following consonant. As stated above, this is offered simply as a conjecture in the absence of any reasonable explanation of Shamash.
A word may properly be added here with reference to the name Damascus. The fact that it is a very ancient and important city ...raises the question whether it is not mentioned in the early Babylonian inscriptions.
It seems that Damascus must be Qi-Mash-qi which figures so prominently in the inscriptions of Gudea and Dungi. This city is usually considered to be in Arabia, ^ but the scene of Dungi's operations were chiefly in Amurru. In the absence of any proof that KI or QI is Semitic, this would mean that the name of the city as known in cuneiform was or became the name of the * In Papyrus Anastasi I, -sha-cl occurs, which prompted scholars to think of Bethel instead of Bethshean.
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