The Phonetic Values Of The Cuneiform Characters, By George Smith. History Of Assurbanipal, Translated From The Cuneiform Inscriptions, By George Smith

Cet ouvrage combine deux ?(c)tudes importantes de George Smith, pionnier de l'assyriologie. La premi?re partie se concentre sur les ? Valeurs Phon?(c)tiques des Caract?res Cun?(c)iformes ? , offrant une analyse approfondie de la lecture et de la prononciation des textes cun?(c)iformes, une comp?(c)tence essentielle pour d?(c)chiffrer les archives de l'ancienne M?(c)sopotamie. La seconde partie pr?(c)sente une traduction de l'? Histoire d'Assurbanipal ? directement ? partir des inscriptions cun?(c)iformes. Cette traduction offre un aper?u pr?(c)cieux du r?gne et des campagnes militaires d'Assurbanipal, roi de l'Assyrie, ainsi que de la culture et de la soci?(c)t?(c) assyriennes.

Le compte-rendu critique de Jules Oppert enrichit l'ouvrage, offrant une perspective suppl?(c)mentaire sur les travaux de Smith et contribuant ? la compr?(c)hension de ces textes anciens. Cet ouvrage est essentiel pour les chercheurs et les passionn?(c)s d'histoire ancienne et de linguistique.

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