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The scope of this article then is generally to discuss the whole question of the lands of Asy and Alashia - or Alasa , under which form this last is found in the hieroglyphs — and to bring to bear upon the subject some fresh information ...
The scope of this article then is generally to discuss the whole question of the lands of Asy and Alashia - or Alasa , under which form this last is found in the hieroglyphs — and to bring to bear upon the subject some fresh information ...
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It has been generally accepted that Asy is Cyprus and in 1895 Max Müller tried to show that Alasa - Alashia was another form of the same word ; hence that the latter land also is Cyprus . When the evidence upon which this belief rests ...
It has been generally accepted that Asy is Cyprus and in 1895 Max Müller tried to show that Alasa - Alashia was another form of the same word ; hence that the latter land also is Cyprus . When the evidence upon which this belief rests ...
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These are known to be merely forms of the same name , Alashia being the cuneiform rendering , and Alasa being the ... But in 1895 Müller tried to show , that Alashia was only another form of Asy , which he accepted as Cyprus .
These are known to be merely forms of the same name , Alashia being the cuneiform rendering , and Alasa being the ... But in 1895 Müller tried to show , that Alashia was only another form of Asy , which he accepted as Cyprus .
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He is just „ Apollo “ , in whom all other forms must be absorbed , unless : definite steps are taken to preserve their identity . Does not this title then imply , that ( 1 ) its bearer was the god of Alas , but that ( 2 ) he was not ...
He is just „ Apollo “ , in whom all other forms must be absorbed , unless : definite steps are taken to preserve their identity . Does not this title then imply , that ( 1 ) its bearer was the god of Alas , but that ( 2 ) he was not ...
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But there is another name much nearer in form to Dodanim than Rhodes , and if it were possible to see in Dodanim the name so well known from Egyptian sources — Danuna ( a people of N. Syria ) * ) , then any 1 ) Conder .
But there is another name much nearer in form to Dodanim than Rhodes , and if it were possible to see in Dodanim the name so well known from Egyptian sources — Danuna ( a people of N. Syria ) * ) , then any 1 ) Conder .
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| ¼Ùéà¢Õ¹ | Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR. Zentralinstitut für Alte Geschichte und Archäologie, Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin. Institut für Griechisch-Römische Altertumskunde |
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