Sentence examples for In inscriptions of from inspiring English sources

The plain is mentioned in inscriptions of the Egyptian pharaoh Thutmose III (reigned 1504 1450 bc).

Kyrgyz is also the name of the Old Turkic language found in inscriptions of the Yenisey River valley in Russia.

Evidence for that can be found in inscriptions of Sargon II, according to which merchant activities there began about a generation before his time.

They include the "Warka Vase," a sacred limestone piece decorated in relief, dating from 3100 B.C.; marble statues of Poseidon, Apollo and Eros from the fabled ruin at Hetra; and a headless statue, covered in inscriptions, of King Entemena of Lagash, from 2400 B.C.

91 This title appears for the first time in inscriptions of 172; (probable probable date of its assumption was 15 October; see Com. xi.13, and cf. Dio, LXXI.3.5.

The earliest Indian numerals are found in inscriptions of the Buddhist King Ashoka, who reigned in the third century BC.

The earliest contemporary mention of Christians in Mesopotamia is in the inscriptions of Kartēr, the chief Zoroastrian priest after the reign of Shāpūr I.

It is first mentioned in the 13th century bc in Egyptian inscriptions of the pharaoh Ramses II.

These represent three major dialect areas: east, as in the inscriptions of Jaugaḍa, Dhauli, and Kālsī; west, in Girnār; and northwest, in Mānsehrā and Shāhbāzgaṛhī.

1190 bce), significant records from Asia Minor ceased for many centuries, whereas local history in the Syro-Palestinian area was recorded in the inscriptions of petty dynasts increasingly under the shadow of Assyrian domination.

The name Hebrew could also be related to the seminomadic Habiru people, who are recorded in Egyptian inscriptions of the 13th and 12th centuries bce as having settled in Egypt.