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The Religion of Babylonia and Assyria

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[531] As a protection, just as Jahwe appears in a pillar of cloud to protect his people.
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[532] IVR. 2d Ed. 61, col. vi. 47-52.
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[534] Strong, Beiträge zur Assyriologie, ii. 628, 629.
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[535] Published and translated by S. A. Strong, Transactions of the Ninth International Oriental Congress (1893), ii. 199-208.
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[536] Supplied from the context, through comparison with similar compositions.
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[537] Lit., 'my soul cannot overcome.'
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[538] The composition continues in this strain, Ashurbanabal and Nabu speaking alternately.
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[539] See Tiele, Babyl.-Assyr. Geschichte, pp. 371 seq.
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[540] George Smith, Annals of Ashurbanabal, p. 121.
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[541] Rassam Cylinder, VR. col. v. ll. 95-103.
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[542] George Smith, Annals of Ashurbanabal, pp. 119-121.
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[545] Rassam Cylinder, col ii. ll. 98 seq.

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Dreams. VARIOUS CLASSES OF OMENS.