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Hurrians

Ancient inhabitants of Syria, Upper Mesopotamia, east of the Tigris (possibly the biblical Horites), in the 18th to 14th centuries BC. Their culture and customs are known from thousands of cuneiform tablets found at Nuzi, Boghaz-koi, Ras Shamra, and Alalakh.

The Hurrian language, still only partially understood, is agglutinative and related to the language of the later kingdom of Urartu.



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He blessed my struggles and told me to keep him posted: through long nights with the Hurrian Black Ishtar, or the Shekinah, I felt the light of my teacher shining on my researches.
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Catholic social thought, to my mind, does not champion a particular economic system or set of policies but rather stresses a primary commitment to treating hurrian beings with dignity.
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