The Hittites: Their Inscriptions and Their History, Volume 2 |
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scythians are from magog not hittites but i can see a mixture having taken place
but the kurds are also from hittite royalty also from medes
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according allied American Amorite ancestor ancient appears army Asia associated Assyrian Babylonia became Beerothite belonged Brahman brother brought built called carried century chief Chron coast connection conquest daughter death denote descendants dwelt early east Egypt Egyptian empire enemies evidence father followed fought gave give given Goim grandson Greek Hadar Hamath hand head Herodotus Hittite honour Indian indicate inscriptions island Israel Italy Jabez Japanese Japhetic Kenezzites Kenite king kingdom known land language latter lord married means mentions monarch monuments mother northern occupied original Palestine Paseach Past peace Persian person possession present prince probably race Rameses Records Regem region reign relation represented river royal rule Saul says seems Shimon shows sons southern story Syria Thothmes throne took traditions tribes warrior wife worship Zerethites
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| Title | The Hittites: Their Inscriptions and Their History, Volume 2 The Hittites: Their Inscriptions and Their History, John Campbell |
| Author | John Campbell |
| Publisher | J.C. Nimmo, 1891 |
| Original from | Princeton University |
| Digitized | Jun 5, 2009 |
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