In northern Syria the god of war Astapi and the goddess of oaths Ishara are attested as early as the 3rd millennium bce.
Supernatural themes, songs of banditry, songs of a hero's return, and a variety of other traditional subjects are attested, as are historical songs, which can while using the traditional language treat events as recent as conflicts in the 1990s.
Historically, there have also been a number of alternative forms of the name including Lihoumel, which was attested as early as the twelfth century, and Lehowe, which was mentioned in the sixteenth century.
From 1887, however, it is attested as meaning "a female of immoral character; a prostitute".
From then until the 3rd century bce, Old Phrygian is attested as the main language in central Anatolia.
The founder of the later line, Nagabhata I (8th century), appears to have ruled in Malwa, and his grandnephew Vatsaraja is attested as king of Ujjain in 783.
Humbert, whose origins are surrounded by controversy but who may have been the son of the semilegendary hero Bérold of Saxony, ally of King Rudolf III of Burgundy, is attested as a count in Burgundy and was prominent at Rudolf's court.
Generation of hybrid nanostructures has been attested as a promising approach to develop high-performance sensing substrates.
Assuming that the sequence in the papal letter is strictly chronological, Gregory then taught theology at various Augustinian studia in Italy, first at Bologna, where he is attested as lector in documents of late 1332, 1333, and early 1337.
