According to this treaty Gu-edin was restored to Shirpurla, and a deep ditch was dug between the two territories which should permanently indicate the line of demarcation.
The rest of the visitors left for their respective homes, receiving an invitation to come to Dun Edin Towers on the 8th of November, when the castle would be all decked out for the ceremony.
Would God I had filled that little empty coffin I have seen in the vaults at Dun Edin Towers!
It was a garden in the land of Eden, and Edin was the Sumerian name of the "plain" of Babylonia in which Eridu stood.
We have been carried back to a time when the Edin or "plain" of Babylonia was still in great measure a marsh, and the waters of the Persian Gulf extended 120 miles farther inland than they do to-day.
Perhaps the canal Ug-edin is to be identified with Lummagirnunta, unless one of the two was a subsidiary canal.
Moreover, all the damage that could be done to Gu-edin had no doubt been done thoroughly by the men of Umma.
After the historical narrative describing the events which led up to the new treaty, the text of the Stele of the Vultures enumerates in detail the divisions of the territory of which Gu-edin was composed.
There is little doubt, however, that at least a part of its stream was used for supplying water to those portions of Gu-edin which lay along its banks.
About two miles from Ta Edinanother stone fort was passed without a shot being fired; this was Siaon Edin.
Just before Siaon Edin was reached we came on a large body of rebels, who opened a sharp fire of rifles on us striking the gun twice.
No, love, none at all, except the arrival of the Earl of Wentworth at Dun Edin Towers.
Dun Edin Towers, or as it was called, for brevity's sake, The Towers, stood on a slight eminence at the foot of the Lammermoor Hills.
English annals present not a few examples, and perhaps no "weird" ever crushed a noble race of high name and lineage so cruelly, as that which is to be found among the traditions of the Wentworths of Dun Edin Towers.
At Paris, the friends parted with the near prospect of a happy meeting ere long in Scotland, whither the noble couple were to proceed after a week at Paris, in order to pay their first visit at Dun Edin Towers.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "edin" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
