In addition to military victories, the Assyrian king Ashurbanipal is known for

a. losing most of the Assyrian empire
b. his great library of Mesopotamia tablets
c. failing to conquer Elam
d. conquering the Chaldeans
e. his embrace of pacifism


Ans: b

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