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Ayyab was a
ruler of Aštartu[citation needed] (present day Tell Ashtara)
south of Damascus.
According to the
Amarna letters, cities/city-states and their...
- Mutbaal, the son of Labaya, and the Habiru, in
regard to the
whereabouts of
Ayyab, who may be in Pihilu,
modern day Pella, Jordan, and is a
letter of intrigue...
- Shasu. An
Egyptian execration text of the 17th
century BCE
refers to an "
Ayyab" (possibly a
variant form of the name Job) as king of the Shutu. Some scholars...
- the
cuneiform characters. The
topic of the
letter is the
whereabouts of
Ayyab,
supposedly in Pella,
Jordan (Pihilu of the letters). Each text line was...
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Amarna letter EA 364,
titled Justified War, is a clay
tablet letter from
Ayyab,
ruler of Aštartu, to
Pharaoh Akhenaten (1350s–1330s BC). It is one of the...
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Amarna letter EA 364,
Ayyab to Pharaoh. In Line 2, "um-ma", "message (thus)"...
Ayyab. (high resolution,
expandible photo)...
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occur of the
authors of
letters to the Pharaoh, for
example Labaya and
Ayyab, in both of
which the
syllabic use of "ab is found. The
usage numbers for...
- EA 364, from
Ayyab, equivalent-sized
Amarna letter (dramatically
different in style). (very high-resolution
expandable photo)...
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Ayyab's letter, EA 364 (pictured),
after addressing the Pharaoh, part of the Introduction, is to
state "...Servant-yours, ...." Specifically,
Ayyab is...
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Archived from the
original on
April 15, 2016.
Retrieved April 5, 2016.
Ayyab,
Saber (March 31, 2016). "Rebel
Tripoli administration vanishes". Archived...
