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|description=Holy Scriptures''. Orientalists show seven such books: the Books of Mamit, of Worship, of Interpretations, of Going to Hades; two Prayer Books ''(Kanmagarri and Kanmikri: ''Talbot) and the Kantolite, the lost Assyrian Psalter {{ | |description=Holy Scriptures''. Orientalists show seven such books: the Books of Mamit, of Worship, of Interpretations, of Going to Hades; two Prayer Books ''(Kanmagarri and Kanmikri: ''Talbot) and the Kantolite, the lost Assyrian Psalter {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Assyrian
Holy Scriptures. Orientalists show seven such books: the Books of Mamit, of Worship, of Interpretations, of Going to Hades; two Prayer Books (Kanmagarri and Kanmikri: Talbot) and the Kantolite, the lost Assyrian Psalter (TG).
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