Les Fastes De Sargon Roi D'assyrie (721 À 703 Avant J. C.) Traduits Et PubliÃ(c)s D'après Le Texte Assyrien De La Grande Inscription Des Salles

"Les Fastes De Sargon Roi D'assyrie (721 ? 703 Avant J. C.) Traduits Et Publi?(c)s D'apr?s Le Texte Assyrien De La Grande Inscription Des Salles Du Palais De Khorsabad Par Mm. Jules Oppert Et J. M?(c)nant" presents a translated and published edition of the annals of Sargon II, King of Assyria (721-703 BCE). Based on the Assyrian text of the grand inscription from the palace halls of Khorsabad, this work by Jules Oppert and J. M?(c)nant offers invaluable insights into the reign of Sargon II and the history of the Assyrian Empire. This historical text provides detailed accounts and records of Sargon's reign, military campaigns, and building projects, making it an essential resource for scholars and enthusiasts of ancient Near Eastern history and archaeology.

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