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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Aharhel Akkad allied Amalekites Amorites ancestor ancient appears Aryan Asareel Asia Minor Assyrian Babylonia became Beerothite belonged Beriah Beth Brahman brother Buddha Buddhist called Carchemish Celtic Chedorlaomer chief Chron connection conquest daughter denote descendants dwelt Egypt Egyptian Elam empire father Gebalene Gedor genealogy grandson Greek Hadad Hadar Hamath Hamathites Hanoch Harum Hazor Heraclidae Herodotus Hittite Hittite tribes honour Horite Indian inscriptions Iroquois Israel Jabez Jabin Japanese Japhetic Jephunneh Jether Kadesh Kenezzites Kenite Kenite list Khitan king kingdom land latter Lydian Maachah Mareshah married mentions Mezahab Midianite Moab monarch monuments mother Nahash Nairi northern original Palestine Paseach Paseachites Pausanias Peresh Persian Pharaoh prince probably race Rameses Rapha Records Regem region reign represented Reshah Sakis Samlah Sanscrit Sargon Saul Seti Shemidah Sherah Shimon sons story Syria Tahath Temenites Thothmes throne Tiglath traditions warrior wife worship Zerethites Zimrite Ziph Zochar Zocharites Zoheth
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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 |
| Length | 349 pages |
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