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The Assyrians saw in Asur the father and king of the other gods, the god of war, author of their victories, to whom the best part of the spoils was therefore offered, the god of hunting and , it seems, of health. (p. 35)
— Domenico Bassi
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About Domenico Bassi
Domenico Bassi (C.E.1859 - 1943), Italian librarian and papirologist.
About Domenico Bassi
Domenico Bassi (C.E.1859 - 1943), Italian librarian and papirologist.
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