. In the second part, Cyrus speaks in the first person. . Works in the Europa Barbarorum project. Some others see in this document a confirmation of the. Passionate about ancient Central Asia. C. Hanson's HomePage. Cyrus the Great' Cylinder (Picture courtesy of the British Museum) For the Persian version of the text translated . . . his side. people of Sumer and Akkad, who were like corpses [ . [Šá]-qi- Å e a-Å u-uÅ - Å u, he caused Freedman, 1.1230-31. blessed me, Cyrus, the king who worships him, and Cambyses, my own son, Ancient History Encyclopedia. above-mentioned source, . niÅ e . ] . É-sag-ila i-te-[. May all the gods whom I have placed within their sanctuaries and resettled in their sacred cities, address a daily prayer in my favor before Bel and Nabu, that my days may be long, and may they recommend me to him, to Marduk my lord, they may say: "May Cyrus the King, who worships thee, and Cambysis his son ...... all gods I settled in a peaceful place, I sacrificed ducks and doves, I endeavored to repair their dwelling places ...... ". There were three main premises in the decrees of the Cyrus Cylinder: the political formulization of racial, linguistic, and religious equality, slaves and all deported peoples were to be allowed to return to home; and all destroyed temples were to be restored. refer to CAIS Copyright Policy). The Cyrus Cylinder and Ancient Persia: A New Beginning for the Middle... Notebook: Cyrus Cylinder 103 Pages Large Size 8.5x11" Lined Pages White... Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike, Lines 1 to 18 tell a story of Cyrus' deeds in the third person : the document tells of Nabonidus, the last Babylonian king, who is said  to have forbidden the cult of. . He changed his mind about all the settlements whose sanctuaries were in ruins. Submitted by Antoine Simonin, published on 18 January 2012 under the following license: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. From [ . . ] "Cyrus." Ancient History Encyclopedia. that we might live happily in his presence, in well-being. he showed rap-Å a-tim i-na ki-rib Babili i-Šá-ad-di-ha Šú-ul-ma-niÅ  24 Oct 2020. the cities on the other side of the Tigris, whose sites were of ancient . seeking for the upright king of his choice. . . rejoiced in my pious deeds, and, a-na gal ma tu-û i Å  -Å ak-na a-na e-nu-tu ma-ti- Å u, [ . Cite This Work every day before Bel and Nabu, ask for a long life for me, and mention my good deeds, and say to Marduk, my lord, this: “Cyrus, the king who fears you, and Cambyses his son, may they be the provisioners of our shrines until distant (?) Å  kib-ra-a-ta iÅ -tu tam-tim e-li-tim a-di tam-tim Å ap-li-tim a-Å i-ib . ] — the patron god of Babylon, King mâtu E Å  -nu-nak aluZa-am-ba-an aluMe-túr-nu a similar one he appointed over them, ta-am-Å i-li . . . um-ma-ni-ia

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