This contains a transcription of Sennacherib's own historical record which mentions (among other things) his unsuccessful attempt against King Hezekiah to subdue Judah. Transcribed from ancient Assyrian writings found in the 1800's known as Sennacherib's Prism.

The Annals of Sennacherib

Luckenbill, Daniel David

History

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<p>This is a faithful reproduction of an amazing book first published in 1924. It contains a line-by-line transcription of Sennacherib's own historical record mentioning (among other things) his unsuccessful attempt against King Hezekiah to take the city of Judah. ("Hezekiah the Jew, who did not submit to my yoke...") Transcribed from the ancient Assyrian writings discovered in the 1800's known as Sennacherib's Prism.</p>

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<p>The purpose of the "Ancient Records Series" was to make the historical documents of ancient Near East accessible in English. The written records left us by the ancient Egyptians, Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians furnish the only means for arranging and studying the events in the life of the people of the ancient world in their chronological sequence. In Egypt most of the records were engraved upon steles, obelisks, and temple walls; in Babylonia and Assyria, upon memorial tablets, prisms and cylinders of clay or alabaster, upon obelisks and steles, or upon the walls of palaces and temples.</p>

Ancient Records of Assyria and Babylon

Ancient Civilizations

Histories & Mysteries of Man

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The Annals of Sennacherib

The Annals of Sennacherib

Ancient Records of Assyria and Babylon