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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 14 March 2011
In presenting the following translations to the Royal Asiatic Society, I hope to make a useful contribution to the study of Assyrian Antiquities. They have been prepared quite independently and without any communication with other enquirers. This has been done once before, under the auspices of the Society, in the case of the important inscription of Tiglath Pileser I., and I believe that the result has not been considered unsatisfactory by the Council of the Society and by the learned world in general. It is indeed a cogent argument, and persuasive to all candid minds, that when independent enquirers agree in the interpretation of writings of such extreme diversity and complexity, their opinions must rest upon a foundation of truth.
page 124 note 1 This king is railed Sardanapalus by Sir H. Eawlinson.
page 124 note 2 The Cuneiform text of this inscription will be found in plate 28 of the new volume published by the British Museum.
page 125 note 3 The number of them is left blank.