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Simurrum — Iddi (n)-Sin (2.106)
(315 words)

Subject: Monumental Inscriptions from the Biblical World; Akkadian Monumental Inscriptions; Building and Display Inscriptions; Early Old Babylonian Inscriptions

Commentary

The city of Simurrum (for a possible location see Frayne 1997b), long the target of military campaigns waged by the Ur III kings Shulgi and Amar-Suena, gained its independence after the fall of the Ur III dynasty. In Early Old Babylonian times it served as the capital of a kingdom that likely stretc…

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Frayne, Douglas, “Simurrum — Iddi (n)-Sin (2.106)”, in: Context of Scripture Online, Editor in Chief: W. Hallo. Consulted online on 21 February 2019 <http://dx.doi.org/10.1163/2211-436X_cos_aCOSB_2_106>



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