Elymais
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1![Cf. THE ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY (DOUBLEDAYVOLUME IIIHYDASPES (PLACE) [Gk Hydáspês]. The name of a river mentioned in Jdt l:6 along with the Euphrates, Tigris, and the plain of Elymais (Elam). However, n](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/5a4a4377ca4b8ffbbbf6ad7b018933b6.jpg "Cf. THE ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY (DOUBLEDAYVOLUME IIIHYDASPES (PLACE) [Gk Hydáspês]. The name of a river mentioned in Jdt l:6 along with the Euphrates, Tigris, and the plain of Elymais (Elam). However, n") | Cf. THE ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY (DOUBLEDAYVOLUME IIIHYDASPES (PLACE) [Gk Hydáspês]. The name of a river mentioned in Jdt l:6 along with the Euphrates, Tigris, and the plain of Elymais (Elam). However, nAdd to Reading ListSource URL: homes.chass.utoronto.ca- Date: 2013-07-16 14:50:02 |
2![See. THE ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY (DOUBLEDAYVOLUME IV 1019—1020. NANEA (DEITY) [Gk Nanaĩa]. A goddess of Mesopotamian origin whose name in Semitic sources is given as Nanã or Nanay(a). Her syncretistic cult spr](https://www.pdfsearch.io/img/784d78894c634e28d13d9182d3a414a3.jpg "See. THE ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY (DOUBLEDAYVOLUME IV 1019—1020. NANEA (DEITY) [Gk Nanaĩa]. A goddess of Mesopotamian origin whose name in Semitic sources is given as Nanã or Nanay(a). Her syncretistic cult spr") | See. THE ANCHOR BIBLE DICTIONARY (DOUBLEDAYVOLUME IV 1019—1020. NANEA (DEITY) [Gk Nanaĩa]. A goddess of Mesopotamian origin whose name in Semitic sources is given as Nanã or Nanay(a). Her syncretistic cult sprAdd to Reading ListSource URL: homes.chass.utoronto.caLanguage: English - Date: 2013-07-16 22:28:30 |
3 | PDF DocumentAdd to Reading ListSource URL: assets.cambridge.orgLanguage: English - Date: 2004-10-05 12:43:15 |