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- Semiramis - Wikipedia
Semiramis, a legendary figure based on the life of Shammuramat, depicted as an armed Amazon in an eighteenth-century Italian illustration
- Who Was Semiramis, Nimrods Wife? | Bible Study Tools
But Eusebius—a well-respected ancient biblical scholar and historian—identifies Semiramis as the wife of Nimrod Based on a combination of all these assumptions, countless other historians and scholars have written volumes about Semiramis
- Semiramis - World History Encyclopedia
Semiramis is a legendary Assyrian queen whose reign was made famous by later Greek writers She is thought to be based on the historical Queen Regent Sammu-Ramat (r 811-806 BCE)
- Who Was Semiramis of Assyria? Founder, Seductress, Warrior Queen
Semiramis was the daughter of a nymph Derceto from Ascalon in Syria, and doves raised her until she was found by shepherds Semiramis married Onnes, a general in the Syrian army Soon the mighty king Ninus of Nineveh called upon them to support his campaign to Bactria (Central Asia)
- Who Is Semiramis? - Nimrods Wife - TrueRichesRadio. com
Who is Semiramis? According to the historian Eusebius, Semiramis was the wife of Nimrod In the Sumerian language, her name is "Sammur-amat "
- Life and Reign of Neo-Assyrian Queen Semiramis - World History Edu
Diodorus Siculus, a Greek historian from the 1st century BC, wrote an expansive history called the Bibliotheca Historica Within this work, he provided an account of Semiramis, a semi-legendary queen of Assyria often surrounded by myth and dramatic embellishments
- The True Story of Semiramis, Legendary Queen of Babylon
The only woman ever to have ruled the mighty Assyrian Empire, Semiramis titillated writers and painters from the Roman period to the 19th century
- Semira: The Mythical Queen Who Ruled Assyria in Uncertain Times
Who is Semiramis? Based on ancient Greek stories, this mythical woman was the wife of the also mythological King Ninus of Assyria and later became regent of the city for 42 years after her husband’s death following a 52-year reign around 2189 BC
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