The Inside Assyria Discussion Forum #5

=> Re: stick to the issues....

Re: stick to the issues....
Posted by pancho (Moderator) - Thursday, May 23 2013, 19:02:27 (UTC)
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Taoro wrote:
>(you cant stop thinking about her can you your dirty old man.)
>We may also say that “Suraya / Suroyo” comes from “Ashuraya / Ashuroyo”. As Dr. John A. Brinkman[11] points out, the name Ashur is written the same way, in cuneiform, for different usages and was only prefixed with different syllables signifying city, god, or country (matu – the modern Assyrian mata / motho). Around 1000 BC, the pronunciation of Ashur changed to Assur[12], again showing the interchangeability of the letters SH and S. Probably as early as 337 BC when Alexander the Great and his men passed through Assyria, they called the “Ashurians” they met “Assurioi” not only because of the new pronunciation of Ashur, but also because they do not have the letter SH in their alphabet and it is also a non-existent sound in the Hellenic language. what of this quote dose in say anything? I like it it suits my agenda and gets the job done...

...BRING US THE QUOTES! You criticize us as using our words...and here you ate telling us what your Brinkman says...why can't you produce the QUOTES? We've seen how Odishoo, for one, twists and leaves out key words and phrases...how do we know you aren't doing the same thing? You've understood very little of what's been put to you...how can we know that you read Brinkman correctly..or understood what you read...or related it to us accurately, or honestly?

...if you actually read what HE wrote somewhere...why can't you bring it and post it here, for US to read? Why do you bring us YOUR words...when his are available?



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