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Assyrian
Assyrian and Neo-Assyrian textual tradition: Nineveh, Ashurbanipal's library, royal reports, court prophecy, ritual, medicine, fables, Ahikar, and scholarly tablets.
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GlossaryA shelf-specific glossary starter for the Assyrian shelf.Introduction to Assyrian LiteratureA doorway into the Assyrian shelf: Neo-Assyrian court, Nineveh, Ashurbanipal's library, royal reports, ritual, medicine, fables, and scholarly texts.
Nineveh and Neo-Assyrian Texts17 pages
Neo-Assyrian court, Nineveh, Kalhu, and Ashurbanipal-library texts: reports, rituals, medicine, prophecy, fables, Ahikar, and scholarly tablets.
Royal Inscriptions of the Neo-Assyrian Period6 pages
The royal inscriptions of the Neo-Assyrian kings — annals, display inscriptions, and building texts carved on palace walls, prisms, and monuments — in the RINAP project's open scholarly edition.
State Archives of Assyria22 pages
The State Archives of Assyria — the letters, treaties, oracles, and scholarly reports of the Neo-Assyrian royal court at Nineveh, in the open scholarly edition.