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Esarhaddon, Neo-Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian, slave sale, Ubāru.(c) Tous droits réservés ISIMU 2019
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Résumé
This article edits three Neo-Babylonian slave-sale documents found in Nineveh that form the dossier of Ub?ru. The background of this Babylonian individual is uncertain, but we make some educated guesses about his identity.
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