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The word “ serpent ” is used to refer to the masculine and feminine enemy . A fragmentary text reveals that the word hartagga which translates as “ serpent " could be related with the use made by Hattushili I of muš .
The word “ serpent ” is used to refer to the masculine and feminine enemy . A fragmentary text reveals that the word hartagga which translates as “ serpent " could be related with the use made by Hattushili I of muš .
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These vertical lines and the upper dentate edge of the feminine headgear may have some general resemblance to a city wall . However , the vertical lines could also be explained as an artistic interpretation of an actual elaborate ...
These vertical lines and the upper dentate edge of the feminine headgear may have some general resemblance to a city wall . However , the vertical lines could also be explained as an artistic interpretation of an actual elaborate ...
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personal adornments , the Urartian narrow belts exhibiting feminine scenes belonged to women ( Collon 1993 : 126 ) . ... symbol of femininity ( Edzard 1976-1980 : 332 ) .2 The decorated comb from Tomb 45 was incised with a feminine ...
personal adornments , the Urartian narrow belts exhibiting feminine scenes belonged to women ( Collon 1993 : 126 ) . ... symbol of femininity ( Edzard 1976-1980 : 332 ) .2 The decorated comb from Tomb 45 was incised with a feminine ...
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Compte Rendu, Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale 47 Simo Parpola,Robert M. Whiting ÁØÁÁͧÍÂèÒ§ÂèÍ - 2002 |
Compte Rendu, Rencontre Assyriologique Internationale 47 Simo Parpola,Robert M. Whiting ÁØÁÁͧÍÂèÒ§ÂèÍ - 2002 |
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