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ίߕ॰ʔ༺Ϸԭग़༑ʕdϞॼၶɛࠦ˥ˬԒٙςᚐၚᜳ၈މsheduאlamassud݊ഐΥʮˬٙɢඎeϼ ᖵ
ٙІ͟˸ʿɛᗳٙ౽ᅆٙልΥग़ड़dɰ̙݊˸ႼԐెᜳٙڭᚐग़dஷ੬˸१ͭ۶࿒˸ʿϓ࿁ٙҖό̈ ஔ
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Ъ٫jڭ䃌ڲܗe˒ݵॆɰe৷ֱఃeؒ˝͟ɿ ߏ
Mesopotamian Myth{Khorsabad
When in around 713 BC Sargon II founded his
capital, Dur Sharrukin, present-day Khorsabad,
he enclosed it within a great wall of unbaked
brick pierced by seven gates. Human-headed
winged bulls were protective genies called
shedu or lamassu, and were placed as
guardians at certain gates or doorways of the
city and the palace. Symbols combining man,
bull, and bird, they offered protection against
enemies.
AuthorjToshihiko Hosaka, Shinya Tozu, Koki
Takahashi, and Yoshiko Matsugi
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