TABLE I.—Names of Assyrian Kings in the Inscriptions from Nineveh.
| Conjectural reading. | Where found. | Approximate Date of reign. | |
| 1. | Derceto (R[260]) Divanurish (H) | Pavement Slab, (B. M. Series, p. 70, l. 25) | 1250 B. C. |
| 2. | Divanukha (R) | Standard Inscription, Nimroud, &c. | 1200 B. C. |
| 3. | Anakbar-beth-hira (R) Shimish-bal-Bithkhira (H) | Slabs from Temples in North of Mound of Nimroud; Bavian tablets, &c. | 1130 B. C. |
| Mardokempad (?) (R) Mesessimordacus (?) (R) | A cylinder from Shereef-Khan | ||
| 4. | Adrammelech I. (R) | Standard Inscription, Bricks, &c., from N. W. Palace, Nimroud | 1000 B. C. |
| 5. | Anaku Merodak (R) Shimish Bar (H) (Son of preceding) | Idem | 960 B. C. |
| 6. | Sardanapalus I. (R) Ashurakhbal (H) (Son of preceding) | Standard Inscription, Bricks, &c., from N. W. Palace, Nimroud, Abou Maria, &c., &c. | 930 B. C. |
| 7. | Divanubara (R) Divanubar (H) (Son of preceding) | Centre Palace, Nimroud; Obelisk; Bricks; Kalah-Sherghat; Baashiekha | 900 B. C. |
| 8. | Shamas Adar (R) Shamsiyav (H) | Pavement Slab, Upper Chambers, Nimroud | 870 B. C. |
| 9. | Adrammelech II. (R) | Idem | 840 B. C. |
| 10. | Baldasi (?) (H) | Slab from the tunnel of Negoub | |
| 11. | Ashurkish (?) (H) | Idem | |
| 12. | ? Pul or Tiglath-Pileser | Pavement Slab, and Slabs built into the S. W. Palace, Nimroud | 750 B. C. |
| 13. | Sargon | Khorsabad; Nimroud; Karamless, &c., &c. | 722 B. C. |
| 14. | Sennacherib (Son of preceding) | Kouyunjik, &c. | 703 B. C. |
| 15. | Essarhaddon (Son of preceding) | S. W. Palace, Nimroud; Nebbi Yunus; Shereef-Khan | 690 B. C.? |
| 16. | Sardanapalus III. (R) Ashurakhbal (H) (Son of preceding) | Kouyunjik; Shereef-Khan | |
| 17. | (Son of preceding) | S. E. Edifice, Nimroud | |
| 18. | Shamishakhadon (?) (H) | Black Stone, in possession of Lord Aberdeen | |
TABLE II.—Names of Kings, Countries, Cities, &c., mentioned in the Old Testament, which occur in the A Inscriptions.
| Jehu, Omri, Menahem, Hezekiah, Hazael, Merodach Baladan, Pharoah, Sargon, Sennacherib, Essarhaddon, Dagon, Nebo, Judæa, Jerusalem, Samaria, Ashdod, Lachish, Damascus, Hamath, | Hittites (the), Tyre, Sidon, Gaza, Ekron, Askelon, Arvad, Gubal (the people of), Lebanon, Egypt, Euphrates, Carchemish, Hebar or Chebar (river), Harran, Ur, Gozan (the people of), Mesopotamia, Children of Eden, Tigris, | Nineveh, Babylon, Elam, Shushan, Media, Persia, Yavan, Ararat, Hagarenes, Nabathæans, Aramæans, Chaldæans, Meshek, Tubal, Assyria, Assyrians, Pethor, Telassar. |
TABLE III.—Names of Thirteen Great Gods of Assyria, as they occur on the upright tablet of the King, discovered at Nimroud.
1. Asshur, the King of the Circle of the Great Gods.
2. Anu, the Lord of the Mountains, or of Foreign Countries.
3.(?) [Not yet deciphered.]
4. San.