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    The Assyrians‚ Neo-Babylonians‚ and Persians are considered to be amongst the first successful civilizations of first millennium B.C. It can be argued that each civilization was better than the others in terms of treatment of common people‚ but that’s a issue for another essay. What we want to know right now is‚ why? What made their model of civilization more effective than that of previous empires? According to Western Civilization Beyond Borders the answer can be attributed to the fact that

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    the similarities and differences between the biblical and the Babylonian presentation of cosmic beginnings? There are two main differences between Genesis and Babylonian stories. First‚ in Genesis‚ there is only one God whereas in Babylonian texts‚ there are different gods‚ and each god is specific for a different “reality”. Second‚ in Genesis‚ humans are created to dominate the earth and control the living system but in Babylonian texts‚ humans are created to carry gods’ jobs so that god is no

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    The book of Obadiah was written from a vision Obadiah received from the LORD ca. 586 B.C. while the city of Jerusalem was under attack from the Babylonians. The Sovereign LORD had a message for Edom—the descendants of Esau the brother of Jacob—. The prophet Obadiah by revelation declared that the Edomites would be made small among the nations‚ and that th ey would be utterly despised. The Edomites lived in the clefts of rocks in the highlands east of the Jordan river‚ because of their position their

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    Throughout history there have been many written works and documents that have shed light on the various ideas and values that characterize the Western tradition. Such works focused on the great ideas that have helped in shaping the Western heritage. Some of these documents that "capture the characteristic outlook of an age and that provide a sense of movement and development of Western history" include The Epic of Gilgamesh‚ The Code of Hammurabi‚ Genesis‚ Job‚ the Ten Commandments‚ and Amos. The

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    Chapter Summaries Chapter 1 Introduction: About five thousand years ago‚ the people of Sumer cherished the story of Gilgamesh who is the superhero king of Uruk. When Gilgamesh learns of Enkido from a hunter‚ he sends a temple prostitute to tame him whose words and actions signal the principal traits of civilized life in Sumer. The Sumerians‚ like many others‚ equated civilization with their own lifestyles. Mesopotamia‚ Egypt and the Indus Valley civilizations all developed along river floodplains

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    The Indo-Europeans expanded to Europe‚ the British Isles‚ Anatolia‚ Persia‚ India and the Himalayas. The Hittites were the most important Indo-Europeans because they developed cuneiform‚ traded with Babylonians and Israelites and had a close relationship with Mesopotamia. In the east in China‚ European people resided‚ due to the expansion. Other peoples moved west into Greece‚ where civilizations were established near the Mediterranean Sea. The Gilgamesh

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    ultimate goal that civilization has been aiming towards since the beginning of societies. The law is the tool we use‚ and have been using for hundreds of years‚ as our method to find justice. Through the evolution of the law‚ from Hammurabi and the Babylonian law‚ our perspectives have changed. But have we really gotten closer to that ultimate “justice”? Or is it something that will always be just a little bit beyond our reach? Law is a code that regulates the behaviour of members of a society. It

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    They‚ therefore‚ provide us with an approximate picture of the life of the bulk of Persian society at the time. They also reveal that Persian society was open to people with different ethnicities such as Ionians‚ Lydians‚ Lycians‚ Egyptians and Babylonians who worked in Persia on a temporary or permanent basis and had the same rights as Persians (complementing the multicultural ideology discussed above). According to Wiesehofer “If they contributed to the building of Persepolis‚ if they worked in

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    Cancer’s are known to be emotional and sensitive while Scorpio’s are dominant and secretive. Different signs come with a seperate set of personality traits. The concept of Zodiac astrology originated in the Babylonian time period and was heavily influenced by Babylonian astrology. It is the circle of twelve divisions of celestial longitude that revolves around the Earth’s orbit around the Sun. The name‚ ‘Zodiac’ derives from the Greek word ‘zodiakos kyklos’ which translates to ‘Circle

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    In ancient Babylonia---and even more ancient Sumeria---the same story was recorded thousands of years before the Bible was written. The Babylonian poem‚ The Epic of Gilgamesh‚ has Utnapishtim acting on the instructions of his god‚ Ea‚ and building an ark of "seven stories" with "nine chambers" in each story. Utnapishtim then went into the ark with his sons‚ and his wife‚ and his wife’s sons

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