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Meanings of babylonian in English
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вавилонский язык Spanish
babilonio Usage of babylonian in English
1
Even the fantastic shapes of the Babylonian columns were reproduced in stone.
2
The conservative element in Babylonian religion is reflected by the burial customs.
3
Babylonian god sent by his father to protect and watch over humanity.
4
They always remained the basis of the Babylonian and Assyrian legal system.
5
The Babylonian literature above described must be understood to include the Assyrian.
6
His long reign of fifty-five years marked an epoch in Babylonian history.
7
The Babylonian account is more picturesque, the Hebrew more restrained and solemn.
8
The Babylonian prose literature consists almost entirely of short chronicles and annals.
9
On Babylonian tablets both the forms Khishiarshu and Akkashiarshi occur amongst others.
10
Also I had a Babylonian seer consult the stars concerning her birth-signs.
11
The story progresses strictly chronologically from Babylonian stargazers to the Higgs boson.
12
Besides these rivers the Babylonian territory comprised a number of important lakes.
13
Rabbi Jeremiah said by this we are to understand the Babylonian Talmud.
14
Babylonian and Assyrian antiquities, table case H. Nineveh Gallery, the following appears:
15
The Babylonian was thus a compound of Sumerian, Semitic, and Kassite elements.
16
There was, however, a harder and sterner side to the Babylonian character.
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